A couple weeks ago I gave you a sneak preview of a house block I made for Quiltmaker Magazine’s Parade of Quilted Homes!
This me, at #4!
But do you know who the other houses belong to? You are about to find out!
But first…I want to show you a bit about “The House That Bonnie Built!”
It all started with a night home, right after returning from the Needlework Seminar at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island….a free evening to sew? You bet!
The challenge had come down from Quiltmaker that we were to use Lori Holt’s pattern from a previous 100 blocks by 100 designers issue, and interpret it our own way.
Mine just HAD to have STRINGS, don’t you know?
I sewed red strings to phone book paper foundation squares!
My strings are sorted by color family, so it was really simple to grab a handful of red ones and just play with the variety. The units are small, so don’t make them too wide…I used strings from 3/4” up to 2” in width.
Make sure your stitch length is tiny tiny so the paper is easy to remove.
Once my foundations were covered, I trimmed them to the size they needed to be, and treated them like they were just a square of fabric, the same size I would have cut for the roof from the pattern.
4 squares trimmed and de-papered!
Left over triangles from joining binding or borders on the diagonal make great pieces to cover corners with. I just wanted to make sure that my corners were BIG enough that the next step wouldn’t make them disappear all together.
Sky sections are added, and a bit of the gables! FUN!
Treadling away!
This is my 1920s Singer 27 with the shuttle bobbin. You can see I’ve got my favorite sticky seam guide on the slide plate so I can keep my good 1/4”. Click HERE for more info on those!
There are a lot of sections to this house, and I needed the block to be as tall as it was wide, so keeping that seam where it is supposed to be was crucial!
Oh, this is going to look just great!
I’ve got my sections all ready to assemble here.
I pulled strips from my scrap stash for the entire block, and purposed a charm square that had come in my packet of goodies from the Grand Hotel Needlework Seminar for the two bottom windows.
I spy:
a red calico from the 1970s
old red paw prints from the 1980s
a piece of fabric in the left chimney I brought home from the Netherlands
A piece of a recycled shirt in the right chimney
some civil war green as the grass with flowers….
And everything else from the scrap stash!
Now it’s time for MORE Fun. Today, YOU can win a copy of my latest book, MORE Adventures with Leaders & Enders --signed by me, along with some scrap stash from my studio! REALLY! I’m wanting to share the scrap love with someone special! But in order to win, you need to go over to The Parade of Homes page and comment there to enter! Also check out Quiltmaker’s Blog, Quilty Pleasures for more fun!
**Note** I'm writing this ahead and wasn't given the time to publish, so if this is publishing too early ((Quiltmaker is in Colorado)) Click back to their links LATER to see if they have gone live!! I'm timing this to go live just past midnight my time!
And to sweeten the pot – I’m going to have a drawing HERE too!
Sept/ Oct 2014 Quiltmaker Giveaway!
I’m drawing for TWO winners of this issue, so you can each make your OWN house quilt.
Leave me a comment in the comments section below ONLY to be entered.
No, you can’t email your comment in, you can’t comment in the guest book, you can’t comment on facebook or instagram…it has to be HERE. So I can use the random number generator to choose our lucky winners. It’s only fair that way!
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I’ll be out of town until the 11th. Or So. Or At any rate, I’ll draw two winners when I get back!
Be sure to check back at The Parade of Homes every day so you can see what other houses are featured, and enter those give-aways too!
Bon Voyage, everyone! I’m off to England!
Tally Ho!
I made your Happy house now I can make another house for my grandkids. Thank you. bfunsyl77@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBonnie Hunter is my heroine! I love quilts, scraps, scrap quilts....you get the picture.
ReplyDeleteI also love to be a winner!!
Sandy Vanya
sevquilt at yahoo dot com
I love your great way to build a roof ! Hugs from France
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful trip. Your little house is so cute, and your little bits of fabrics have so many memories in them. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be entered into your draw. How exciting to have a chance to win some of your scraps.
ReplyDeletefirestar905@hotmail.com
Very cute! I've been on the lookout for a larger house to add to my tiny houses for a Welcome banner for my entry. thanks for the reminder to check my stash of 100 Blocks!
ReplyDeleteHouse blocks are sew much fun. I like how you made this one your own.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I love your designs, they are eye candy and interesting. You never cease to create excitement with each one. Love the new house block as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat block--such fun use of scraps! Thx for opportunity to have a signed copy of your book--look forward to it! B.J. Peters
ReplyDeletemizippipete@comcast.net
Looking forward to stories from England! Love the little house - thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun house block and quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks and quilts are always awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove everything you do. Your such an inspiration !
ReplyDeleteHome sweet home.
ReplyDeletelove the string roof. The house quilt is really cute.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great trip
Here's to safe travels to England and getting in touch with British roots! Would love to win
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great how the strings give the roof dimension? A house quilt is on my list of want-to-make!
ReplyDeleteI just love house quilts. You are so generous to all your readers. Have a great time in England.
ReplyDeleteKathy Hancock
ktg1945@verizon.net
Very nice house! Thanks for the giveaway! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteLove the little house!! Roof peaks add a nice touch!! Enjoy England, wish I were with you!
ReplyDeleteLove your house! I've always had a house block on my "to do" list, and I believe it is time "to do" this one!
ReplyDeleteLove your little house! Would really like to win. Here is my e-mail just in case, jl2jn9ja7ml1ap5r@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy first house block was made in 1995 and a lesson in paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteI love your house and can't wait to make one with a twist with my scraps!
Cheri
Cherib6100@gmail.com
I am a fairly new follower & love everything you do. Your instructions are easy to follow & you seem to have a lot of fun. I love your house. It is so bright & cheerful. Love the string roof.
ReplyDeleteLove houses, love the strippy roof.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, Love the house. I'm so happy one of the ladies at retreat introduced your techniques. Have fun in England!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to build a house quilt from my scraps. Thanks Bonnie.
ReplyDeletethank you bonnie,i wasn't going to enter(I already have both magazines)but a chance to win some scrapes from the scrap queen herself how could I pass up on that. boodals@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThis is a great little home!
ReplyDeletelove string roof...how kewl!!!!
ReplyDeletehouses are too much fun..Thanks for
all the inspiration and more ideas
for using the scraps...Mish
mishquilts@hotmail.com
I am gathering scraps in anticipation of winning so I can make some of those adorable houses! Can not imagine how others could dream up a cuter house than yours Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteMargery LaPointe
magherbs@charter.net
You always put such great scrappy touches to every block! Thanks for a wonderful giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteYour house block is adorable for sure. I'd love to win!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try the houses! And even create one of my own!!!
ReplyDeleteJill
peckjill@gmail.com
Love your house with the strings, and all your helpful tips.
ReplyDeleteLove our house!
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ReplyDeleteLove your House! I will do mine this way also.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful house block. Have fun in England - we're having a good summer weather-wise.
ReplyDeleteturner(underscore)post(at)hotmail(dot)com
I'm working on my first leader and ender project -- spools -- and loving it. Would love to win your new book for my next project.
ReplyDeleteCindy
cindybird@gmail.com
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ReplyDeletewould sure love to win!
ReplyDeleteI love a red roof house and a house with a red front door. Pick me, pick me, random number generator thingy. Thanks for the giveaway! Have a great trip to jolly old London.
ReplyDeleteYour house is darling! Love the red roof!!
ReplyDeleteBarbara Ann
babsnwv at gmail dot com
I would love to win your new book. I have lots of '4 Patch X' blocks already made and really like the way you put them together in your new book. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteYour house block is really cute. It is so amazing what we can create with scraps. Thanks for the giveaway - anneofchelsea@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this book. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJust love your yellow house with the red roof! Have checked out some of the other houses that will be in the quiltmaker magazine and they are also cool! fingers crossed my name is drawn but will buy that quiltmaker issue no matter what!
ReplyDeleteWould love to win this one! So much fun!!
ReplyDeleteSherry
sly8387@bellsouth.net
House quilts are the best!
ReplyDeleteMultiple giveaways; we are so blessed! I would be thrilled to win. Thank you for giving us these opportunities. ritaanneh@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOooh, fingers crossed! I hope the random number generator picks me!
ReplyDeletePlease put me into the pack..I would love to win!!
ReplyDeleteYour house is wonderful! Of course the string pieced roof has to be yours. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteCute house.....I would make a green house with red shutters and a purple roof, yellow windows........ohhh, so many color combos. What fun!!!
ReplyDeleteI have never made any house blocks I'm thinking it might be fun I hope I win
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in the house - thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteIt is great to know others use up stash fabrics- mine end up in the best scrappy projects!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the give away. Love your work. Love that you share so freely.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie -- I love your house block! Thanks for sharing! And the string roof is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love these houses!
ReplyDeleteBonnie'scrappy house, of course. Most of us have homes made of bits and pieces from other loved ones in our lives. How perfect.
ReplyDeletePick me p..l...e...a...s....e! Thanks for all you do. Hope you have a great time in England. Regards,
ReplyDeleteDebra
dgodwin273@yahoo.com
I've never done a house block before but yours is so cute I'm inspired to give them a try!
ReplyDeleteLove the little house!
ReplyDeleteI love houses and it would be great to win!
ReplyDeleteRegards, Angelika
gelizaatgmx.de
Love the memories that scraps bring! Visited my Mom out of state last weekend and we both have the same fabric!
ReplyDeleteColleen in Alaska
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ReplyDeleteI'm loving your house!
ReplyDeletehartnett2 at windstream dot net
Your sunny house is adorable! I'm excited to visit the parade and see all the other houses, too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute house. I love the strip-pieced roof!
ReplyDeleteLinda
wlinda_ca at yahoo dot com
Love your giveaways! Nice to give us something to look forward to while you travel!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy . A house quilt is in my near future.
ReplyDeleteI Love the house that Bonnie built. Hoping you pick me
ReplyDeleteI love you little house. I've been making different house blocks for awhile. This is my next!
ReplyDeleteClaudia
cboling2000@yahoo.com
Love your use of scraps on the house. Sew cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat house!! Thanks for chance to win the magazine.
ReplyDeleteLinda S.
ml2steph@aol.com
I started making houses many years ago. Should get this UFO out and work on it. Love what you did with yours.kathy.sny4213@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love your use of strings in your house. It is right up my alley! I love strings everywhere! Debbie in WV
ReplyDeleteLove the little house! The scrappy roof is just lovely! Too bad our own roof couldn't look like that, all different colors! Thanks for the chance to enter your giveaway! Looking forward to seeing more!
ReplyDeleteYou inspire me to try houses. They are all so cute, and of course, your string pieced roof. Hope your journey is full of joy and inspiration for you. Be safe! poladydwd at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteOf course you used stings -- and I love the look! I've been looking at quilted homes on other blogs for a while but like yours the best.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see the houses, we are using the house theme for our guild's raffle quilt this next year. Good to have more ideas. Kathy in Colo
ReplyDeleterepzjratplainsdotnet
Of course yours had to have strings -- and they look great! Would love to have the magazine. Have a fabulous trip to England.
ReplyDeleteCute houses! What a fun issue of the magazine -- looking forward to checking it out!
ReplyDeleteLove your house and look forward to seeing the others. Fingers crossed for the book. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove the house pattern and would love to have this issue. Would love to win anything!
ReplyDeleteLove the houses.
ReplyDeleteLove the houses and would love to win. Thanks for all you do for your readers.
ReplyDeleteDiane
I love your block! I will now have to do another house quilt.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was going to England with you. I'm sure you all are going to have a blast.
ReplyDeleteSuellen
sdehnke@hotmail.com
I love house blocks! Bonnie, your's is adorable. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove the fun version of making a house block. I made a house block BOM with my old LQS. Still working on the log cabins that go with it!
ReplyDeleteWould love to win and try your version. It gives the house even more personality!!
Whoo Hoo! A double whamee! Sending your number generator good vibes. Have a great trip. Karen. rkrunge@gctel.net
ReplyDeleteLove your house. Maybe because I grew up in a yellow house. Thank you for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable house! You're scrappiness inspires me every time I see it! Kathleen Katie@katiedo.com
ReplyDeleteWill feel better when we know you've landed safely. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletenancymaslanka@gmail.com
Love these houses! So hope I'm chosen as a winner so I can make a village using these as inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your blog. Thank you for the chance to win this publication
Brenda in VA Bbbuck@verizon.net
Love your house, especially the use of strings in the roof! A chance to win some scraps from your stash is too good to pass up. Please sign me up for this drawing!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your house block. Think I will have to do some of those.
ReplyDeleteI love the yellow polka dot for your house. I am partial to polka dots. Would love to win the magazine.
ReplyDeleteJeanine
twowaals@mahaska.org
Love the house! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteOff to England...give my reguards to the Queen!
I enjoy seeing all your beautiful string pieced quilts. Haven't gotten up the nerve to try it yet. Hope you pick my number.
ReplyDeleteritaray0843@gmail.com
Love your house block! Scrappy rocks!
ReplyDeleteJanet in OK
jsammy1651@gmail.com
Hi, Bonnie,
ReplyDeleteSuzanne in Maine
Awesome house design. Would love to win.
suzyw.kendrick5@yahoo.com
I love the houses and want to make some. Would love to win from you. Love your work.
ReplyDeleteKaren Beck robren5272@sbcglobal.net
Yay, another chance to win this magazine. Thanks Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteDenise
nhmyland@hotmail.com
Cute house, Bonnie! Makes me want to try to make one(or many) as night scenes, with windows glowing and sunset colors as the borders! So many ideas! So little time! Marla
ReplyDeleteKeating.marla@gmail.com
Love house blocks! Thanks a bunch for the chance to win! ☺
ReplyDeletemy nana maree @ yahoo . com
My subscription just ran out so I'd love to win. If not, I'll just have to buy this issue cuz your house is so cute! Thanks for the giveaway and hope you're having a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteCute house. Thanks for the opportunity. Happy travels.
ReplyDeleteThe house that Bonnie built....of course it has strings in it....
ReplyDeletesew cute Bonnie
I would love to have a copy of the house pattern!
ReplyDeleteI think the strings really add to the house. I'm excited to start making string blocks and would love some of your stash!
ReplyDeleteCute little house block! I love house blocks!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a wonderful trip. Quiltmaker is a great magazine. Hope you pick me.
ReplyDeleteSusan L.
sususie52@att.net
Cute house
ReplyDeleteLove your darling house!! I would love to make a few of these houses from my stash..Please help!! Choose me random number generator
ReplyDeletethe house is so you, strings on the roof and the yard....thank you for the giveaway...
ReplyDeletePick me please.
ReplyDeletepI think your house block is terrific! The string-pieced roof is so clever, leave it to you to come up with something simple and unique!
ReplyDeleteHave a great trip! Love the house block!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful time in England and lets hope Mr. Random Generator picks me!!! Carolyn Barnett csbbobbin@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove house blocks. Have a great trip.
ReplyDeleteReally adorable house design, love it. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePam White, New Zealand.
mjplwhite@xtra.co.nz.
Now I know I am not a no-reply blogger, I might actually be in with a chance this time!
ReplyDeleteYour house was so creative. Love the strippy roof.
ReplyDeleteLove your little scrap house!
ReplyDeleteVery cute house, I live in a yellow house, too! I would love a chance to win! Have a wonderful time in England!
ReplyDeleteI love how your mind works. The house is adorable.
ReplyDeleteI love houses of all kinds and collect all kinds too - your house block is fabulous Bonnie - the string roof is perfect! Hope to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeletePauline
perry94022 at hotmail dot com
The house blocks are adorable! Thanks again for a fun giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLOVE. LOVE. LOVE. The house that Bonnie built!
ReplyDeleteI love these houses, and your strips are PERFECT! Would really love to have this magazine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful house block. Just love how you used strings for the roofs!
ReplyDeletepaulburega at gmail dot com
Love house quilts and your house is very cute! Love to win the magazine and read all about it!
ReplyDeleteI love your house, Bonnie. I was lucky enough to take classes from you a few years back. I've been using your scrap system to try to tame the scrap beast here :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I love the way you can pick out your fabrics from different decades n your house. I've lived in 15 different houses in 37 years of marriage (including Winston-Salem from 2001-2013!) And I would love to make some house blocks from all the fabric I've collected in that time.
ReplyDeleteSusan
Susie.Galasso@gmail.com
(No caps -my Kindle wants to put caps everywhere!)
The houses are so cute and the possibilities are endless. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute house block. I'm so ready to start something new and I love houses. Hope I'm the lucky one this time.
ReplyDeleteGreat house block. I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Il tetto chiaramente è perfetto, rende proprio l'idea (sembra un tetto fatto di tegole come si usa qui da noi in Italia). Ma mi piace molto il tessuto per la stradina e quello per il prato. Perfetti!!!!
ReplyDeleteUn saluto e buon viaggio!!!!
Silvana
elosarig59@gmail.com
I'd love to tackle a house quilt. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteHome is where sewing HAPPENS!!
ReplyDeletehappy travels to you..coralee
dreamcatcher52@hotmail.com
I would love to win! Your house block is too cute and I would love to try it! Enjoy England and thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletetdkcarpenoctem@hotmail.com
What an adorable house. Would love to win this magazine and make these houses. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletelinda1958laing@yahoo.ca
Hi Bonnie
ReplyDeleteLove the stringed roof house number4. Thanks for the giveaway. Hope it comes my way.
Wilma
Would love to win.
ReplyDeleteWith kind regards, Ingrid Mulder.
I just love all of you inspire everyone to use up their scraps. I would be honored to be the lucky winner.
ReplyDeleteI love all of you scrappy quilts.
ReplyDeleteWould be honored to win.
j'ai bien cette maison, merci pour les explications. et bon voyage
ReplyDeleteAm hoping to bump into you on your tour of England!
ReplyDeleteSamantha.jones457@ntlworld.com
I love scrappy quilts. What a great block and giveaway.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, you continue to amaze! thanks for your generous quilting spirit!
ReplyDeleteLinda
simmonsretired@comcast.net
love the strings on the roof! thanks for the chance.
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ReplyDeleteThe house block is calling out to me! Make me, make me, make me!!!
ReplyDeleteGood tutorial on how you made yours. Thanks!
I also would like to win the magazine. Very creative roof.
ReplyDeleteI love the house! Gets my creative juices flowing, thanks.
ReplyDeleteJoanne
String roofs....I love it! Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteLove your house.......really cute.
ReplyDeleteRAISE THE ROOF BONNIE! I LOVE IT! I think I'm attracted to house blocks because I've had to move so much and live in so many! Each with wonderful memories. Maybe you can work a surprise house block into the November mystery! That would be FABULOUS - Well the November mystery is ALWAYS FABULOUS...but adding a house block would be such a fun bonus! Love you...can't wait till you come to Florida!
ReplyDeleteLove the houses. Thanks
ReplyDeleteBonnie, you are so generous. With your time, your knowledge and with these giveaways. Thank you for another opportunity to win; I loved reading how you designed your house block. I'm looking forward to vicariously traveling to England with you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. I read your blog every day with my morning cuppa. Jeane
ReplyDeleteLove reading your blog. Have a great triip.
ReplyDeleteI have always admired "house quilts" but they seem too hard. Maybe this will give me confidence to try them.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win the magazine and make lovely house blocks!! Have a great trip to England.
ReplyDeleteSusan F
sfierova@bellsouth.net
Love the house blocks! thanks for the chance on the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteellie elliequilts@hotmail.com
You always come up with the most clever ideas for quilts. Every morning I can't wait to see what you've posted! I'd love to be a winner!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again Bonnie for another wonderful giveaway. I'm wishing me LUCK! email: privatelink@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteGayle Mitchel (John's wife)
LOVE your house Bonnie! Have a great time in the UK, which I could be there too. Ksoppelt at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteWould LOVE to win!! Since I am moving into my OWN new house, it would be fun to make one of these to hang in the entry!
ReplyDeleteYour block is so cheery and happy.
Dorothy S
dorocarol@gmail.com
Wow another wonderful fun idea.
ReplyDeleteHappy travel trails to you.
Crossing my fingers .
Thanks for sharing.
What fun! Thank you for telling us about the origins of some of the fabrics in this house. I do that, too, when I make a scrappy block. It is fun to remember where the fabrics came from.
ReplyDeleteI love your house! Please pick me. Thank you for all the opportunities you offer us.
ReplyDeleteYour house block is great - so You! Have a fabulous trip. judimoran88@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable house with a red stripy roof. Hope you are having a wonderful time in England!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the change to win. Tracy
tracer28@bellsouth.net
Great house! I would love to win this magazine.
ReplyDeleteI love your house.
ReplyDeleteLaurie
towers.l@comcast.net
Your next houses will have to cobblestones and slate roofs.
ReplyDeleteNanmarkgren@yahoo.com
I really like your house block. I just discovered your blog and webcam site. I love it. It was so much fun feeling like someone was joining me in my sewing room.
ReplyDeleteHave a great time in England.
Your house is really nice, I love the roof especially, Helen
ReplyDeleteThe houses are cute!
ReplyDeleteWould love to win! Love your scrappy roof!
ReplyDeleteI love how the civil war print morphed into a lawn of flowers- just perfect! Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteJuls in FL, mathrun1 at yahoo dot com
Like!
ReplyDeleteAfter I finish a friend's I Spy for a grandchild, I am planning a House Party quilt. Winning would make my project perfect. Thanks for showing us all what is possible.
ReplyDeleteConnie J
cjhaviland2@yahoo.com
Love the little scrappy house. Enjoy your trip to England.. grace
ReplyDeleteI am currently considering subscribing to Quiltmaker and would love to win a copy. I particularly like this one with all the house patterns. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI really like how you did the roof of your house. I'm collecting various house block patterns to make a quilt and I'll remember that for when I'm making roofs.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie
ReplyDeleteLOVE your quilt house, so much that I would be honoured to make my own,
Pick me!! Pick me!!!
Deb
Ashworth@cogeco.ca
What fun - was thinking of doing some house blocks based on some drawings I did as a child. Seeing how you did your string piecing gives me some great ideas on how to make that happen!
ReplyDeleteLove your house Bonnie! Thanks for the chance to win! Laurie
ReplyDeleteLove the string pieced roof!
ReplyDeleteI love your happy house. You look estatic in your picture from London!
ReplyDeleteFran Roswell
francesroswellposick@gmail.com
Random number generator: Pick me! Pick me!
ReplyDeletebcontest@cox.net
Thank you for doing this give away. I would sure love to have your random number generator choose me as a winner!
ReplyDeleteSandi in Vermont
Oh Bonnie, just love your red roofed house!!!
ReplyDeleteSherry Walker , schoolnu76@gmail.com