It’s the final day of Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks Blog Tour and we’re so glad you’ve joined us. We still have lots of prizes to give away, so read to the end of this post and also scroll down to see all the posts with an asterisk (*) and comment away! Today we’ll also give out the Big Bundles. Leave a comment on the appropriate Big Bundle Giveaway post to enter: U.S. and Canada OR all places outside U.S. and Canada. Watch for a post next week announcing the Big Bundle winners after we’ve confirmed them.
Goes on sale November 16
A few more prizes we’ll be sending to quilters just like you:
Luscious batik pre-cuts from Hoffman California Fabrics for giveaway
Lovely Christmas prints from Red Rooster Fabrics for giveaway
Handmade coasters from designer Kathy York for giveaway
Here’s another great block from Volume 2:
Homestead Album by Sarah Maxwell and Dolores Smith
And the block repeated 16 times:
Homestead Album by Sarah Maxwell and Dolores Smith
Today’s Featured Designers
1. Chloe Anderson/Colleen Reale: toadusew.com/blog
2. Jina Barney: jinabarneydesignz.blogspot.com
3. Cara Bonner: thequiltnook.com/blog
4. Mary Jane Carey: blog.hollyhillquiltdesigns.com
5. Barbara Cline: quiltingal.xanga.com
6. Karen Combs: karencombs.wordpress.com
7. Tricia Cribbs: friendfolks.com/weblog
8. Sue Daley: suedaleydesigns.typepad.com
9. Monique Dillard: opengatequilts.com
10: Vickie Eapen: spunsugarquilt.com
11: Sherri Driver and Laura Roberts of McCall’s Quilting (our sister publication): mccallsquilting.com/blogs
Today’s Featured Sponsors
(we’ve got prizes from all of them, plus look for a giveaway on the first one)
4. P&B Textiles
5. RJR Fabrics
What did you discover in today’s visits to the designers listed above? Leave a comment here and we’ll pick winners to receive copies of Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks. Winners have been chosen and notified. As soon as they are confirmed, we will announce them here.
Remember to scroll down and leave a comment in the appropriate Big Bundle post today: U.S. and Canada OR all places outside U.S. and Canada.
It’s been an inspiring week. Thank you for joining us, and we hope you’ll come back often to Quilty Pleasures!
I’ve discovered some really great blogs over the last few days – and I’ll continue reading as many as I can!!!
Thank you
Gill
I’ve discovered my Google Reader is bursting at its seams ! I’ve ‘followed’ so many blogs with loads of inspirations and it’s all because of Quilty Pleasures!
There were more new to me designer’s today than any of the other days, so I took a long time browsing sites. Thank you for a delightful tour.
I have really enjoyed the blogs and some of the ideas I gleaned were great!! Now I want to find a good frog pattern…that is pretty hard… I designed one myself, but wasn’t totally happy with the outcome, though I made a quilt for a little boy with it.
The best part is finding new inspiration in the block designers you chose. Some unexpected surprises too. The quilting world is really filled with the most amazing characters…A great view from here, I will cherish my copy as I have my first 100 blocks. Vol 1. May there be many more to add through the years…blocks and volumes. Sew appreciated… Msamm
Oh this is so excting to participate in! I loved Volume 1 and refer to it often for my block swaps!
Thank you for such a wonderful cornucopia of designers this week. Several of them were known to me but I have discovered some new ones which I have added to my reader list. Today I discovered Spun Sugar Quilts; her designs are so different from the usual quilts that I make but she has inspired me to make some scrappy ones.
I’ve discovered some great new designers that have inspired me to try different things, like scrappy quilts (I don’t do scrappy!)
I love Sue Daleys Engligh paper piecing block. Its beautiful! Lots and lots of fun this week – thank you for all of it!
I have enjoyed seeing all the new designers that I never knew about! thanks for the fun!
I really enjoyed this tour visiting so many talented quilters – Thanks for hosting this!
Hi, how wonderful to see such a variety of inspiring work, hugs Judy
I learned something new from one of the blogs, that english paper piecing is not just about hexagons anymore. Who knew? This blog tour has been a wealth of information and inspiration. Thanks!
Sorry to see the blog hop end. I loved reading the design story from the designer at Riley Blake Designs. There’s also the chicken rug and red Christmas tree that added to the booth at Houston. Discovered that deadlines are really deadlines. Wonder how many designers actually missed submitting blocks because they missed the deadline. Looking forward to the magazine and of course to Vol. 3:)
I discovered that I’m heading over to the websites too early, lots of them weren’t up yet, LOL, and I love that mug you gave out, I’ve seen it a few times now. Sipping coffee in the morning and using your mug to plan the next project, perfect morning.
I’ve discovered today that alot of the bloggers featured don’t update their pages before I get up
I’ll be back after the sun rises, and recheck those who are not early birds 
I have LOVED this blog hop! I have had sew much fun, been very inspired, and have learned of some new designers and fun blogs, that I would have never discovered had you not allowed me this EASY access opportunity ! What a GREAT time I’ve had! Now… what do I do next week? SEW of course!
there is a lot of information available…i love reading about them. There is a lot of work in being a designer and they are all so creative.
I have enjoyed myself this week. I have found a number of interesting blogs and exciting ideas. Thanks for the fun and exposure to new.
I’ve learned that some of the designer blogs do not have a post up like they are supposed to today! I’ve enjoyed the vast variety of talent out there.
I learned that there are so many amazing and creative people out there in the quilting world. I already knew that, but it was reconfirmed to me over and over during this blog hop. Thank you so much for hosting it. It has been truly enjoyable!!
Your blog hop has made my week, but my husband can’t believe how much I am typing on my laptop everyday. Hmmmm…I’m just trying to win a magazine, honey!?! Unbelievable! Wow, I can’t wait to visit the Fat Quarters Quilt Shop in San Diego! It looks like my kind of place. Thank you for everything, Quiltmaker!
This has been an amazing week. Wish it didn’t have to end. Loved visiting the sites today. There are so many clever and creative quilters. I think quilters are naturally creative, but seeing all the ideas right before my eyes confirms it!!
Several of the designers asked us to comment on our favorite technique – something I hadn’t thought about.
This has been a fun blog hop! Thanks! Can’t wait to see the magazine!
I have found some very talented people in the last few days and many wonderful places to visit this winter when the snow is flying! Thanks for the wonderful time.
I’ve discovered some great designers and was able to visit “old friends” as well. My biggest surprise was to find out Holly Hill’s Mary Jane was a designer in this volume. I can’t wait to see her to congratulate her personally!
I discovered Tricia of Turning Twenty fame, does redwork! Sorry to see the blog hop end…Can’t wait to get a copy of Vol 2, so I can give Vol 1 a rest! These are such great sources of inspiration. Thanks!
I have found some great new designers and was happy to see a few of my favorites included. Thank you so much for all the great fun this week.
I saw Sue D’s block in a different color and thought it was so pretty. However, i like her coffee cup! Where can i get one? haha
Thanks so much for the awesome giveaways!
I have thoroughly enjoyed ” looking” around at all the wonderful inspiration, opportunity, and learning experiences and all in one place. Good job Quiltmaker for bringing us some quality sites to learn and absorb. I particularly enjoy the techniques rather than the quilt patterns. The patterns looks as if everyone really put a lot of effort into their design.
Inspiration is what I discovered. Beauty, joy, creativity, fun,whimsy, passion, but mostly, inspiration! Thank you and the designers who participated for such a funfilled week, and for your generoisty. I had surgery in 2009 and the quilting mojo left for about a year. What a fun way to come back to quilting!
It’s fun seeing new blogs and places I haven’t been. Open Gate is my today’s favorite.
Gorgeous blocks and samples!! Thank you so much for teh blog tour and thanks to all the people and companies who have donated goodies for the giveaways! I would consider myself so lucky to win just the magazine!
I am a begginer and I love this block! Thanks for the chance!
Thanks to Quiltmaker and all the great designers and sponsors for the
great blog tour and giveaways. I am looking forward to the magazine and checking in on as many of these wonderful designer’s blogs as possible!
Just discovered the blog today…..I have a lot of blogs to catch up on! Went to one today and thought it would be fun to make some of the blocks as “mug rugs” for Christmas gifts!!!
I’ve discovered lots of great blogs and tons of quilting ideas!
This has been fun. I have discovered a lot of talent in the bloggy world.
Glad to see that Karen Combs book on Optical Illusions is available online! Thanks for featuring so many interesting blogs!
I discovered there are a lot more designers and great patterns out there. There were such a variety of techniques today – English paper piecing, yo yos, redwork, scrappy, geometrics, etc. So much talent! Thanks for a fun blog hop!
so many new designers – I am amazed at the talented people.
I’ve discovered lots of great inspiration and some awesome blogs during the blog tour. Thanks for all the fun!
This has been so much fun and I have spent so much time on the computer that my husband wonders how there can be so much to read! the designers have so much creativity-amazing. Also it seems english paper piecing and embroidery are coming back strong.
There is so much talent out there. Incredible fabric too!
Mary
I discovered all those great free patterns on Robert Kaufman’s site that will be great for our community quilts. Thanks!
I’ve discovered new blogs to explore, new freebies at manufacturer’s sites, and a wealth of inspiration! Thank you!
Found this blog in Karen Comstock’s News Flash. Wish I had found it earlier. I have added a lot more sites to my “Favorites” on the internet. Thanks for sharing them.
I’ve learned there are lots of designers out there that I had not heard of before and many offer patterns or products that I will likely use in the future.
I found inspiration for myself and Found alot of very Talented people who took the time to bring this to me. Thank You for all the hard work and Can not wait to get V2.
I found some sites not ready yet, but I enjoyed the ones that were
Found a lot of new designer sites. Lots of fun.
I discovered that there truly is a place for everyone in the quilt world, every style, technique, colour preference – all were celebrated on this blog tour. Thank you!
I discovered what I think it would be like to belong to a quild, my work hours don’t allow me time to join one to go to in person, but by visiting these blogs I get to learn new things and really enjoy all the special people who share their talents.
Thanks to everyone on the tour for your generosity.
How wonderful…..new book, new ideas…..so much fun
How fun…new book….new designs and so very much creativity
I learned that even simple blocks can be set together to make great secondary designs. I enjoyed reading the blogs.
It was really great to see all the different types of blocks that are available, with all different techniques. So much talent all in one place.
I discovered that the author of the Turning Twenty pattern books is doing redwork: Tricia Cribbs: friendfolks.com/weblog
Some of the blocks are sweet, and some are humorous. I found the 101st block that wasn’t in the book – looks like a pretty sunflower – at 1. Fat Quarters Quilt Shop. So many styles and blocks — so many talented designers – loving the blog hop. Have found some blogs that keep giving error messages of ” blog not found”, so couldn’t hop to them.
I love reading everyone’s comments; we all love such a variety of patterns and colors – it’s amazing the difference color can make in a block pattern!
Love this site
I loved the sewing machine block, would be fun to do.
Then a few blocks with paper piecing, something that would be fun to try. A few sites did not have the contest on their blog yet, so will check back later. Having fun seeing all of the blogs.
Debbie
I found lots of great blogs and many talented designers.
Oh, my gosh!!! I didn’t know about many of these great blogs…now my google reader is full! Such creativity. Wow! I am in sensory overload. Lots of inspiration to get busy quilting!
I found some new favorites with this blog tour! I’m going to be sorry that it’s over!!!!!!! Today I found Tricia over at Friendfolks.com, who does AMAZING redwork!! My new fav!! Thank you for the time everyone has placed into allowing us readers to sit back, relax with a cuppa joe and hop on the blog tour and be amazed!!
I’ve enjoyed this week very much. Today I discovered that English Paper Piecing can be done with shapes other than the hexagon! Neat.
There are so many talented and wonderful people out there in quiltland. It was fun to get a glimpse into their worlds.
I discoverd a lot of really great blogs to keep tabs on and that their are a lot of very talented people out there. It has been a great tour. Thank you for hosting it.
You had a few new-to-me designers today! And the blocks were all great! Thank you for the fun tour!
I’ve learned that there is a lot of inspiration out here in blog land. This has been a great week of blog hopping. Thanks
I have learned my fabric budget needs to be increased. There are so many cool projects on all the blogs I’m in heaven.
It’s just amazing to see how much inspiration there is out there. I’m constantly amazed at how many times I can see the same pattern, with maybe a small “tweak” to it, that makes it totally different – then, my next thought is “why didn’t I think of that?”!
I absolutely love the sewing maching block by Jina Barney! Thanks for the blog hop!
Discovered some gorgeous blocks -and fun setting ideas!!
I was saddened to read that Irwin Bear from P&B Textiles has passed away. The quilt industry will sorely miss him….
Thanks so much! I’ve loved checking out so many great new blogs. I will now have to spend hours each day glued to my google reader!
I have discovered there are sooooo…many talented and generous people out there. Thanks for all your inspiration and hard work.
These five days of the blog have been so inspirational — so many blocks, so little time. Thanks for the efforts — I look forward to having the magazine in my possession.
I’ve had so much fun looking at all the blogs from the block designers! I’ve added a bunch to my ‘must read’ list. I’m really going to miss these lists next week!
Thanks for the great tour and giveaway! I’ve had a great time!
I found the cutest table topper at Holly Hill Designs. Thanks for this week. It’s been fun and informative.
This has been a terrific week. Thanks Quiltmaker! You’ve really given us an opportunity to be inspired by all the great designer’s you’ve collected designs from for your publication 100 Blocks Volume 2.
I discovered a TON of new designers I had never heard of and many new block designs.
Lots of cool blocks today but Tricia’s redwork Sweet Dreams & the Toadsusew block (is it called Aurora? the Aurora quilt is fantastic) were my favorites. Thanks so much for the opportunity to visit so many new blogs & all the chances to win your great magazine.
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Today like all the other days I have discovered many wonderful designers and added many blogs to my reader. I look forward to revisiting the sites and exploring new ideas and techniques. Thanks for this festive opportunity.
I have discovered that if I don’t win a 100 blocks, I will be buying one. It’s been fun to have a preview of the blocks by the designers on their blogs. We all have different tastes in designs and it’s fun to see those by the designer. I could read all day. lol
I learned Tricia Cribbs has designed a lot more than just the Turning Twenty pattern, which is a great basic quilt for beginners! I had not visited her site, never thought to check her out beyond the purchase of Turning Twenty. I’m glad you included her in the 100 Blocks!
Wow! There is soooo much more out there than the fabric department at Walmart! I discovered that I need a LOT more money so I can get these amazing fabrics! Then I’ll need LOTS of time to play with my fabrics! I really, really like Riley Blake!
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I’ve discovered so many great blogs and designers, and now I want to start branching out–I’m new and have only done simpler pieced blocks so far, but now I want to try some redwork thanks to Tricia’s beautiful block, as well as yo-yos, paper piecing, etc.
This is my first day to look at the blogs and I realize I should have started on day 1! So many great ideas!
I’ve loved seeing the new fabric lines. The designers & blogs have been so much fun to visit.
I re-discovered one of the things that awes me about quilt artistry–the variety!
Discovered some really great blogs. thanks
Wow! So many great blogs, so many great designers and alas, only so much time!! What to do first!!?? Thanks for such great eye candy.
I discovered some great new blogs and quilt blocks!
As a new quilter, I am truly inspired by all of the designs. I look foward to getting my copy of the 100 Blocks 2. I look forward to using the Homestead Album pattern with fabrics from my Colorado fabric… thanks for a great time on your tour.
I have discovered that I can’t wait to get my hands on this publication, it is full of awesome blocks and the blogs were great to read.
Thanks for the blog tour, it has so inspiring , I loved the Fat Quarter Quilt shop and the sunflower block. but I enjoy red work as well. I am really going to miss getting up with a coffee and checking out the blogs and all their wonderful quilting.
I always find something new and inspiring on Vickie Eapen’s blog – I check in there every day!
I am so glad that I saw this today! Love all of your magazines. It is my favorite thing to do when I get home from a long day’s work. I love to sit down and relax and read and dream!
I enjoyed visiting the “blogs” and liked the color wheel included with Karen Comb’s Variable Star block.
Thanks for another addictive activity for quilting–the world is full of creative people!!
Amazing variety, a huge array of techniques, lots of inspiration, it’s been an amazing week!
I must be out of the loop but just found out about this today. So count me in for at least today. I’ll get caught up. What I have seen is awesome. I have always been a Quiltmaker mag lover since who knew when. I can’t wait to get 100 blocks.
I learned there are so many different fabrics in colour, texture,pattern that if you can’t find something there is something wrong. There is something for everyone.
I learned to keep playing with design to get just what you want… so much fun!
I learned that talented, organized designers also have those little
skips, Sue Daley mailed her block in on time but forgot to photo it, just like many of us :_).but I really like the alternate colorway she also came up with…and that’s what good designers do to keep us inspired. Thanks!!
I found several blogs that were new to me, and several quilt designers that were also new to me. Love the color combinations that I saw, and now have a “quilts to Make” list that is longer than my arm. LOL
I discovered some blogs I like –including yours–and plan to subscribe to them via Google Reader.
I found some great new blogs that I will continue to follow. Thanks for introducing me to them.
My head is swimming with new ideas from the various designers and manufacturers. Thanks, Quiltmaker for giving us a great week of fun!
i found several fun new blogs and really like the Toadusew block
What fun. Today was great. I love checking out new blogs and gaining inspiration from new sites. Thanks so much for this fun event. And a big thank you to all the sponsors too. Hope to do it again soon.
Wow. Thanks for all the inspiration!
I learn what talented people are on the blog quilting. I was just amazed!!!!! thank you
I’ve discovered some really great new blogs and have enjoyed browsing. Thanks for the wonderful tour!
Found a lot of great blogs that I will follow with a lot of talented people. Thanks for the giveaway.
QUESTION: Has anyone else been able to get to #9. Monique Dillard: opengatequilts.com? I have tried all day and am unable to open the website. Frustrating!
[RE: the link worked for me on multiple computers and there are plenty of comments over there--perhaps you could type the address into your browser?]
What did I learn? I was really enamored with Sue Daley’s block which was constructed using English paper piecing. She went on to say that it’s not just about hexagons, any shape is game! I love that quilting is evolving in so many wonderful, creative ways! And really, how the heck she made that block using the English paper piecing method is mind boggling!
I loved visiting new blogs. I especially loved Sue Daley’s EPP block. I’ve never done any EPP, but I think I will need to learn so I can make her block! Thanks!
I discovered that there will never be enough days left in my life to sew all the blocks and quilts that I want to make.
I have enjoyed visiting today’s blogs and what I have found is many more patterns to buy,quilts to make inspiration buy the bucket load and enjoyed Holly Hill Quilt Designs booth at Houston with her lovely chicken rug. Thank you for the fun this week.
I learned that I am going to try red work -
So many blogs to look at and so little time. Checked out toadusew and really like the the block they made for Quiltmaker. I will have to check out more tomorrow. Thanks for the preview.
So many designers out there that we don’t know about. It is great to see their blocks and read what inspired their choice. There are some great blogs out there just waiting to be found, and you are making that happen.
Besides learning I wish I would have kept my 100 Blocks issue from last year rather than give it as a secret sister gift
, I’ve found so many new blogs and quiet a diverse set of blocks to be found in your 100 Blocks issue this year. What inspiration! Thank you so much, not only for the wonderful magazine, but for hosting such a terrific blog tour!!
I found some awesome and fantastic blocks today, Rosie’s Posie’s from Cara took my attention, because it’s made with yoyos and ric rac, looks super cute, I loved it!!!, I’m just imagin the first time I’m going to hold your magazine <3
New blogs are what I’m enjoying the most about this blog tour. Seeing lots of great blocks on each of the blogs. I’d love to win one of the books before this tour is finished!
can’t wait to get the magazine. Have made many of the block from the first issue already!
I discovered some new fabric lines that I have not seen in the stores yet and also that there are a lot of free patterns available.
My last name’s Kauffmann, I’m just wondering if I’m related to Robert Kaufman, it’s a funny thing though!
What fun it has been to visit around and be inspired by all the designers and lovely fabrics. Makes the fingers itch to get going.
Thanks so much…
Thank you so much for putting this all together. I have enjoyed this, learnt alot, bookmarked repeatedly, and found lots to dream about tonight. Quilt On!
I loved looking at all the great blocks and allthe beautiful designs. Can’t wait to see the new magazine.
SheilaC
The designers have beautiful and very colorful designs. I was excited to find the app on the Robert Kaufman site.
Some great designs and I discovered some free patterns on some of the fabric companies blogs/websites. Thanks for introducing us to so many talented people.
Regards from Western Canada,
Anna
I found out that there are so many talented people out there designing things for people like me who have no clue how to do that!
Great blogs, great blocks, great prizes and another great 100 blocks magazine. Thanks for another winning magazine, I can’t wait to get my copy.
Gale in Newfoundland, Canada
WOW I recognized several of the artists listed today. And bookmarked several new ones that I really enjoyed! I would LOVE to get a copy of the magazine, being unemployed means food comes before magazines LOL
Robin
qltnrobin@hotmail.com
GREAT ideas, FABULOUS designers and WAGONLOADS of inspiration here. Thank you so much. Maybe I am one of the last here but I give you my heartfelt thanks! 100 Blocks looks like the bee’s knees.
Wendy in OR
I discovered many blocks that I want to sew, some new blogs to visit again, and I found the 101st block!
I discovered some new designers and a free tablerunner pattern. Thanks for the chance to win.
I’ve discovered SO many talented folks out there! Thanks so much for the opportunity to see their blocks and learn more about them in the process. It’s been SO much fun!
First I wanted to say thank you to all who helped pull this blog tour, the magazine, and all the coordination in getting all the blocks created and into this wonderful magazine. After spending five days wandering through all of these blogs I can honestly say that I have found SO many more wondeful quilt designers than I was already following each week. HOW will I ever get any quilting done now that I’ve found even more to read? LOL There is SO much talent to be found in reading the blogs of all the designers and it’s so wondeful at how giving each of them are. They are there for anyone reading their blogs or websites to answer questions or comments no matter how small or large the question. I love that each will take the time to answer a complete stranger if you have a question to ask.
And lastly too but certainly not least, thank you to all the sponsors for all the goodies they have generously given as prizes for all of use blog wanderers. That’s wondeful of each of you to give away such great prizes as well.
This has been so much fun. I want to know how we can win one of those awesome coffee mugs I saw on one of the blogs with all the blocks. Those are awesome. What a special thing for the designers to have.
Thanks for Provide hand made rugs info. Its very useful
INSPIRATION! There are some really talented people out there who have a lot of exciting ideas.
WOW, what a day of getting introduced to new blog and websites, OH, did I mention all the great quilt artists out there.
WHOA, my head is spinning with new ideas, techniques. Thanx Quiltmater!
I learned there are a lot of generous and talented quiltmakers out there that do a very good job of blogging. Their love of this art will be passed from generation to generation through their blogs.
I’m amazed at how many “designers” are just ordinary people!
Thanks for “tour” and this giveaway!
Blessings!
undertheshadowofHiswingatgmaildotcom
Oh my gosh, for the past few nights I have gone to bed dreaming of quilts and new patterns! Each day on this blog tour I have ‘met’ new quilting sites and blogs! LOVE IT!!
Beautiful new fabrics! Great ideas and patterns ~ even freebies
Wonderful ‘new’ blogs to visit
Thanks
I discovered a lot of new blogs I will want to visit. What a bunch of talented people!
I’m so excited about this site because I found so many new blogs to follow! Great inspiration.
I’ve discovered many new sites and blogs for so many new designs. I’m pretty new at this so lots of good information for me to learn! Thanks
I love scrappy quilts…and I love to learn new techniques. I am terrible at piecing…so love paper.
Thanks so much for all the fun this week! I’ve discovered lots of talented new designers and wonderful blocks to try. So thanks again!
I’ve discovered a ton of fabulous blogs and designers! So much inspiration and blocks to try! All I want for Christmas is fabric!
The best part is finding new blogs – everyone of them different and offering such inspiration!
What did I learn today? That this was even going on…I guess I don’t get out much
I can see I have hours of reading ahead of me, please pardon my quietness!
Sharyn in Kalama
Have enjoyed this last day of the blog hop. Have discovered so many talented quilters, which has given me so much inspiration.
l loved seeing all the different blocks, especially Sue Daleys EPP. We need more of that up here in Canada. l am so excited to get started on a project of my own. l have enjoyed reading all of the blogs. Thank you
What a wonderful group of quilters. I am so inspired and can’t wait to see this magazine!
I love Sherri Driver’s quilts (Of course. They are always winning prizes.), and her block for this issue is great.
I have learned some new blogs and designers that I will follow. Lots of reading to be done , love the inspiration of all the fabulous quilters out there.
I’ve discovered I have been on the computer way too long looking at all these great sites!=) Love all the blocks I’ve seen.
Wow there is so much to take in. I would love to win a copy of the magazine, but if I don’t I will get a copy. So much inspiration and beauty!
I’ve seen so many great ideas that my head is spinning! Now if I could just find the time to create.
I discovered that discovering these amazing blogs is almost as good as the blocks – now I said almost !
What great fun this has been! I have seen so many new things and am very excited to see the magazine. Thank you for organizing the fun tour and for the opportunity to win some prizes.
Now…I must get back to work!
Can’t wait to purchase this magazine. I know it’ll be an inspiration to me for future projects. The blogs have been great too!
I’m getting my magazine tomorrow! I’m so excited. Thank you so much for the tour, I’m so anxious to get my magazine!
I really appreciate this chance at this giveaway. All the patterns that I have seen so far have been very inspiring and get my creative juices flowing!! Thank you again!
I just signed up for a subscription to Quiltmaker. I have subscribed off and on, have the first issue ever, I think it was printed about 25 years ago. It’s still a good issue with lots of great projects.