I started organizing under my ironing board
( Because I couldn't stuff another thing under there and I really wanted too!)
And I found these:
My friend Deb made a Quilt - I made a quilt - and now ... I think YOU should make a quilt with them..
Anyone interested?
If so leave me a comment - if you are the only one they are yours!
More than 1 person - I will draw Thursday at 3pm
and they will be winging there (their??) to you.....
PS Comment must be made here ... on this blog... not a private message, or a fb message or an IG message... I am too NOT organized for that ;-)
and thank you for helping me create a hole to be able to put my RSC 2020 projects in .... and my husband thanks you so that I don't make him build more storage ....
Entries are closed!! Cathy athttps://saneandcrazy.blogspot.com/ they are all yours!!
Thanks guys!!
I hope I'm the one and only. I love making scrappy projects and these would fit right in. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove reproduction prints and scraps.
ReplyDeleteCrystal in Cedar City
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ReplyDeleteI would love to have them and be happy to pay postage! Thanks for sharing! I enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteCollecting for a thirties quilt.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is just starting to learn to quilt. Her dream quilt is a scrap quilt made with 30s fabrics. I know she would appreciate winning these fabrics. Thanks very much!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the 30's reproduction fabrics and I would definitely love to be included in the chance to win these. Thank you so much.(These will go into a quilt that I started several years ago.)
ReplyDeleteThank you for considering me, I am new to quilting but these would be perfect for a Scrappy sunbonnet girls piece I am trying to finish from my grandmother dated 1940. If I will be happy to pay postage.
ReplyDeleteI am in the middle of 2 scrappy 30s projects and would love some help collecting 30s scraps. Thank you for offering them to us.
ReplyDeleteI have some 30's prints set aside, but need a scrap infusion to be able to have enough for a quilt. Thanks for offering, Alycia. Best of luck to everyone in the drawing!!
ReplyDeleteWorking on a 30's scrap quilt. Can always use more variety.
ReplyDeleteI am gathering fabric for a thirties inspired quilt.
ReplyDeleteAdd me to the pile you’ll pick from, please!
ReplyDeleteI would love your thirties scraps. Great for project Linus. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI would love to play with your 30's scraps! I have a new GD due in May and she needs some quilts!
ReplyDeleteI would love these!
ReplyDeleteI would love to play with your scraps. This would be a great New Years gift. Thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI love 30's fabrics and would love yours. Thank you for
ReplyDeleteoffering your scraps to us.
I would gladly pay the postage if I’m the lucky winner! Thank you for the offer.
ReplyDeleteI would love to add some variety to my 30's stash!
ReplyDeleteBarbara Winkler socalqov@aol.com
I love those scraps, and I love all scraps. Almost all my projects are scrappy. And I would be thrilled to win. Thank you.
ReplyDeletePick me! Pick me!
ReplyDeleteI would love to add these to my 30's scraps. I am into making scrappy quilts lately, with "lost" finds in my stash.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be the new owner of your 30's prints. I have some 30's prints that would go with those scraps just wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteWill happily pay the postage for 30's reproduction scraps as they are my favorite...a wee bit ahead of CW repros...but ahead nonetheless. Thank you for offering these.... Blessings...
ReplyDeleteI would love these! 30s repros are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteOh good heavens... such pretty scraps! Please do not send them to me... I'm afraid they will start multiplying and there will be no space left in my house for me to live! LOL
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