I am still unearthing myself out from under the huge stack of mail that has come in over the past couple weeks!
But this envelope I knew right away!
It’s the March/April 2015 issue of Quiltmaker Magazine – the issue that has my Twirl Around blocks for my Addicted to Scraps column!
I’ve been working on these blocks over the past couple of weeks – I have a plan for them!
And while there are things I can’t show online because they are going in as a future magazine project, or book project, or video project – THESE I CAN!!
My stack is growing!
I worked on these while at retreat at Quilt Villa this past week!
And now you can work on them too!
Each issue of Quiltmaker also includes a link to my Addicted to Scraps page on Quiltmaker.com!
You can also access the page for each block by clicking the block title under the Addicted to Scraps tab at the top of the blog! Clicking the title under the photo for the March/April Twirl Around block will take you HERE.
You will find sample layouts for quilts, or choose your own setting! The Quiltmaker Staff chose this one:
Great big spaces, perfect for quilting designs!
I have my own plans for this quilt –and you won’t see it until it is done. But nothing can stop you from stock piling blocks back in anticipation of a quilt I know you are going to want to make with me! This way it’s a half-mystery and you are going to love the reveal!
Pick up a copy of Quiltmaker and get started on your own Twirl Around blocks today!
I’m feeling in the mood for a Give-Away! Leave me a comment below telling me what colors you would choose for your own set of blocks!
I’ll be drawing for THREE lucky winners by random number generator on Sunday Evening.
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Good Luck Everyone!
I’m looking forward to Quilt-Cam at 9pm EST tonight! I hope you will join me! We missed it for all of January. I was just GONE with no time to do it.
Make it an awesome Tuesday, everyone and I’ll see you tonight!
I love your block. I am about half finished with your Grand Illusions quilt and your colors helped me break out of my normal color box. For this block I think it would be pretty in the grey and yellows that I have been collecting.
ReplyDeleteJoyce Beenes
stampingjoy@comcast.net
What a wonderful block, I can see it done in QOV colors and/or any spring colors. Thank you for a chance to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteBrenda Mc
brendamm6435@sbcglobal.net
Love it. Not sure what color. rrj1948@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a chance to "work" out of the box! Tan background with royal blue and lavender. quiltnrobin@nwi.com
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie
love your block stay warm.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking of red, white , and blue. This block makes me think of fireworks!
ReplyDeleteCindy
cindystitches@yahoo.com
Love the block, I would do in red and black
ReplyDeletegwendenluck@yahoo.com
My favorite color is blue. Anything with blue. With maybe a touch of yellow. Thanks for being such a friend to all of us.
ReplyDeleteGlenda
jgcoop66@fuse.net
I love this block! My color choice would be a variety of 30's prints with their matching solids, although I do love the colors you are using. Please include me in your drawing... rmm11507@gmail.com. See you tonight during Quilt Cam!
ReplyDeleteLove the block! Looking forward to your next Quiltcam!
ReplyDeleteI think everything looks great in yellow and blue! Would love to be a winner.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll choose teal grey and lavender for my blocks. Tupperdebb@aol.com
ReplyDeleteLove your use of neutrals! Still amaze me! Hope I win!
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ReplyDeleteSheila in Wisconsin
samquilt@juno.com
this would be amazing coming off a five year hiatus from sewing. I love your projects. your mysteries have been my favorite projects to do. thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love your colours!
ReplyDeleteI'd use navy and green!
I'd go for warm colors - yellows, oranges and reds. I certainly buy enough of those to make this very scrappy. Wonder what would make a good contrast? Thanks for the opportunity, Bonnie. See you online tonight!
ReplyDeleteTurquise, grey and pink. Thanks for the oportunity to win😄
ReplyDeleteLike the colors you picked, but I think I need to use up some of my purple and pink stash. It's been multiplying for a long time. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteJulianofamily@msn.com
ReplyDeleteLove your neutrals Bonnie!
Red, white and blue!
ReplyDeleteI loved the colors you gave for the GIMQ and now the pink and greens for the Twirl Around block. I know your layout for the block will be GREAT!I can't wait to see you later this month in Tampa. My guestroom bed is covered with fabrics for the classes!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
ollieami@aol.com
I'm thinking red(ish), white(ish), and blue(ish). :)
ReplyDeleteangelianorthrip@hotmail.com
I love the blocks and the cute colors
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and green together. I don't quite know how you get your scraps to match so well.
ReplyDeleteJudy
dallner@mindspring.com
I would use, blue, green and yellow. Dorothy Ragland
ReplyDeleteI would use turquoise & a lime green. Fresh & crisp for spring.
ReplyDeleteSince I have a stash of black and neutral bonus HSTs, this would be a perfect block to use them. I think I'll go with blue as the second color.
ReplyDeleteI would choose lime green and purple and make it for my best friend. Thank you for the chance to win. See you tonight! Denilayne@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love your scrappy designs! I would use blue, green and pink! If I am lucky enough to win anything you can reach me at ajsmother2002@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteNothing says Spring like your green and pinks!! I'd dig in my stash and hope to find enough of those colors.
ReplyDeleteJennieb@bex.net
Gorgeous block! I would use blue and purple.
ReplyDeletePinks and greens, looks just like appleblossom......roll on Spring!!! Thank you Bonnie :} Koobecaf2011@hotmail.co.uk
ReplyDeleteI would have to make mine red, white, and blue.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see it in red and turquoise! Thanks for a chance to win!! jwb1127@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI am into red and white right now decorating my new STUDIO!!! I love this block and may do ONE and frame it for my wall with the red and white stash materials I have. I LOVE YOUR TALENT and am so fortunate you SHARE them with us!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that block! I love the pinks and lime greens, so I would probably stay with that color scheme. The brighter, the better! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely Bonnie block!! Fingers are crossed.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use blues in the HSTs and bright yellows in the corner squares, then sash it with navy!
ReplyDeleteSo many blocks, so little time! Love your colors. I'm a bit undecided so may change my mind once I see what I have, but I'm thinking blues and greens with the neutrals.
ReplyDeleteColleen in Alaska (cpedretty @ gmail. com)
This is such a pretty block! So much to do - so little time. sthorp@chsd.us
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the quilt you design with the blocks! They are so cute!
ReplyDeleteYou're Twirl Around blocks are so cute, I could hug 'em! I think I would do a neutral, teal, coral combo.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Kelli
kellikellikelli@cox.net
I'd like to see it in Americana colors, red, blue & taupe.
ReplyDeleteI love the lime green, but I think I would use purple with mine and white
ReplyDeleteRobin
rmyers100@yahoo.com
I'll make it pink and blue for a sweet baby quilt.
ReplyDeletegbrotman@comcast.net
Yowzers...there are a lot of us wanting to win this magazine!! I know why...your block looks wonderful! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletePaulette
I love blue, but red is running neck in neck...I may have to go Patriotic even though I'm north of the 49th.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win.
Love your work and all you do for us.
Liz
ejreid@tbaytel.net
You are my inspiration for getting things done. I wish I had your energy. I would pick red, white, and blue in time for July 4th. Diane C. Eculli1060@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWith over 40" of snow here in the past week, I've been doing a lot of quilting. I need some new inspiration (maybe a new magazine?!). I think I would use the same, pink and green, as a reminder that spring will come eventually.
ReplyDeleteKelseyullman@yahoo.com
Thanks for the Giveaway! I love
ReplyDeleteyour "Addicted to Scraps" column.
I would like to see it in creams, browns and turquoise.
ReplyDeleteDenise - ldbailey@mbo.net
I would use some of my 30's prints with the figures on them. All colors, scrappy to the max! My QM copy came and is torn, I NEED a New one. The mailman must have liked looking at ot a littel too much. Your Birthday mail is fun to see. Yea for QuiltCAM tonight!
ReplyDeleteI would probably go with red, black and white. Always like those colors together.
ReplyDeleteJeanine at twowaals@mahaska.org
I would use shades of blue, but I really like the pink with the green.
ReplyDeleteI would love to do this block in purples, grays, and teals!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the chance to win a copy of the magazine. I am more grateful for your talent. I see this in red/white/blue as another Quilt of Valor.
ReplyDeleteYou are my inspiration for getting things done. I wish I had your energy. My colors would be red, white, and blue for the 4th of July. Diane from Patchogue.
ReplyDeleteI would use lime greens and bright purples with cream neutrals. thank you for all you do. I know you don't waste a minute of time. How I envy you and wish I had known about years and years ago.
ReplyDeleteMamMawJo@frontiernet.net
I need to use up my stock of blue and green, these colors are in abundance, so they would be my colors of choice for the lovely block. Can't wait to see what you have in store. Mona in Melbourne, FL
ReplyDeleteI would pick blues and Browns. Keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Giveaway, Bonnie. I think I would choose either green and blue or green and orange. Though your pink and green is very tempting too. I just have too many pink things happening for my house of boys.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this opportunity to win a copy. I would consider reds and light country blues with cream backgrounds. dulci8533@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHI Bonnie - can't wait for quiltcam tonite! I'd either go burgundy/gold/cream or pink/turquoise/butter yellow...thanks!
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ReplyDeleteHmmm . . . Yellow & Blue or Blue & Green. love your blog, Bonnie. Thanks for the chance to win. 😃
ReplyDeleteIt is REALLY hard to narrow down colors! My stash seems to have a good bit of blue, purple, and creamy neutrals, so maybe I would go with that...or throw in a bit of green here and there! :)
ReplyDeletecaroledoyle@windstream.net
Turns out there seems to be lots of Pinks and Blue scraps in my Stash
ReplyDeleteThis may be my first challenge this year.
You are heaven sent to our quilters' world ❤️
Would love to be picked for this newest issue!
Hugs 'n Smiles
Gerry
Love your column and magazine! Glad you came to Cordova and came up with "Orca Bay"! Its awesome! Tyvm Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteLaurie oneartist4u@yahoo.com
Thank you for this opportunity to win a copy. I would consider reds, light country blues and creams.
ReplyDeleteLove your block & the setting Quiltmaker chose for the quilt! I would love to win! Pick Me!!!
ReplyDeleteDifferent primary colors for children. I'd love a copy! Kathi.pauling@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win the magazine! Would love to keep adding to my bucket list!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking pink and orange. I like that combo lately and made a knit scarf in those colors.
ReplyDeleteI would love red, white, and blue. Just in time for july 4th. Diane from Patchogue NY
ReplyDeleteI love the block, I would use reds, blacks and whites, or purples and aqua's. I may even do both.
ReplyDeleteLove this block Bonnie! And thanks for the chance to win a copy of this Quiltmaker issue. Being a blue lover, my main color would be blue, with either green or yellow. At least, that's today's plan.. lol
ReplyDeleteLove your block! I think I might choose red, blue and neutrals. Thank you for the chance to win! Sherry
ReplyDeleteswhalen944@yahoo.com
I would like to make one with turquoise and browns!
ReplyDeletechrisnance53@gmail.com
Maroon and orange! Go hokies! Julie in ms, plutosmom@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteFun block and I think pale blues as the "neutrals" would look like a spring day! Thanks for the opportunity to win a magazine.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to Quilt Cam tonight. I would like to make these blocks with colorful scraps : )
ReplyDeleteLove the block, I would use blue and yellow scraps. Would love to receive a copy of Quiltmaker and hope to win your drawing.
ReplyDeleteJoan
jsquilts1@gmail.com
Love the colors you are using . I would use red, neutral and blue. Thank you for all that you do !!
ReplyDeletemsmargie2@gmail.com
My choice would be to use blues and browns, as many as I could get my hands on. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I love this block and can't wait to see what you do with yours. Random generator, please pick me.....:-)
ReplyDeleteI love your new blocks and can't wait to see the reveal of your quilt. I would use blues, yellows, and maybe throw in a tiny bit of a pale red as I have lots of those scraps that need to be used!
ReplyDeleteSue ( sue @ asdfwordpro . com )
Patriotic - Red and Blue with neutral. Thanks for the chance to win. adeedrick@hbci.com
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of lime green and pink - a fun block
ReplyDeleteRed, white and blue!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
christineschoon@online.nl
Like this block! I would choose darker teal and lime green. andreaatharlesdotcom
ReplyDeleteBlues. So many blues!
ReplyDeleteLove your colors and new block.Thanks for helping us grow . dianesinclair7x7@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love this block! Thank you for all you do for the quilting community, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteLove your colors and new block.Thanks for helping us grow . dianesinclair7x7@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have the most scraps in my pink and blue and green bins. Maybe blue and yellow?
ReplyDeleteI'm a whirling dervish thinking about your twirl around block! Love it!
ReplyDeleteJesc56@aol.com
BLUE! Always Blue! Thanks, Bonnie, for all you do for us! Betty Anne Hightower
ReplyDeleteHightowerba@gmail.com
Would love this issue. Love your block!
ReplyDeletePeggy
Recordlp@myfairpoint.net
Thank you for your give-away! I'd love to win a copy. Blessings. Mary Katharin - denebir at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block. So springlike and definitely uplifting for those under the mounds of snow. thank you so much for this giveaway. Have a blessed, fun day!
ReplyDeleteEach new block is full of possibilities and that's what I like about your designs! I'm new to the "scrappy look" but definitely hooked. Love your work.
ReplyDeleteShae Clairmont at shae_3@telus.net
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
msstitcher1214@gmail.com
Love this happy block and can't wait to see your take on it! QUIltmaker will do until then!
ReplyDeleteScrappy rainbow colors.
ReplyDelete24Tangent@gmail.com
It's such a pretty block. I'd love to win a copy of the magazine!
ReplyDeleteI hope this posts this time, blues!
ReplyDeleteI just got a pretty shade of coral and spring grass green. I think I'd add white and teal.
ReplyDeleteIm thinking of muted aqua with salmon for the camper. As always, thanks for your generosity. You are so very appreciated! mssharp1@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteAll scrappy reproduction. Yeah!
ReplyDeleteI would use brown, navy and maroon. Cute block to use up my scraps!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to quilt cam tonight. Love all your patterns. Thank you, Barbara
ReplyDeletebsheffield2003@yahoo.com
I love the pink and green! makes me feel like spring time and putting winter behind us!
ReplyDeleteLove to win! I would used red and gold. Looking forward to quilt cam tonight!
ReplyDeleteraboggan@gmail.com
I would do blue and cream quarter square block, blue with a touch of orange in the corners. I love the pattern!
ReplyDeleteCheri
cherib6100@gmail.com
Love this block. Thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, i can't decide on colors, but i do love thid block. I have blues and browns pulled for Smith Mountain, and am still working on GI in bright colors. I have a lot of pastels in soft purples, greens and pinks, so maybe that.
ReplyDeletePkilmain@gmail.com
Love the colors will make the block with you!!!
ReplyDeleteI would use some of my blue and yellow scraps that don't seem to ever go away!
ReplyDeleteI'm doing this in paprika & not cheddar but cheetos oranges and yellow.
ReplyDeleteGonna work on these during quiltcam tonight
I love the pink and green, but with different colour bonus-hst's from several projects, mine would have to be scrappy perhaps with a constant colour in the corners. Thank you for all you give to your fellow quilters from my heart. For me it is only bonnie-style quilts from now on!
ReplyDeleteInge from Denmark
inge39(at)live.dk
Such a pretty block. Can't wait to see the quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would totally use purple and gray :) but ill see whats in my scrap bins first :)
ReplyDeleteLucy Wilsom
www.crazyforpurple.com
Nice block! I would us blues and whites, with a splash of purple and black thrown in here and there.
ReplyDeleteI would probably use pink and teal, but maybe red & blue. Thanks for the giveaway :-)
ReplyDeleteanita.balgenorth@gmail.com
I would be thrilled to win a copy of Quiltmaker.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the block, reminds me of Spring. Thank you for the opportunity to win. Vanya in Texas
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun block. Can't wait to see what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteI'd love a copy! I have a stack of bonus half-square triangle blocks leftover from Grand Illusion, and this block would make great use of them.....
ReplyDeleteBought a Fancy jelly roll pack about 3 months ago..will base my colors on that - pink, green, yellow, blue, red. francesm@wildblue.net
ReplyDeleteI have lots of gold, cream, green, orange, and black. Thank you for the opportunity to win.!
ReplyDeleteDonnamarie33@gmail.com
I have always wanted a black and white quilt with some red pop. This block would be perfect. The swirls in red with the rest being white on black and black in white patterns with a few solids. Great block, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteI love red and black quilts. But I love the pink and green you are using. Such happy colors.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of this magazine.
ReplyDelete(linesmary1@gmail.com)
I am liking red and aqua lately.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway. I would use gray and soft pink.
ReplyDeleteGood luck everyone!
From Cantley Quebec, rachel.gagnon5@sympatico.ca
I think this block would look great in Red White and Blue. My son served in the Air Force so I do a lot of patriotic quilts
ReplyDeleteThanks for the give away
Barb email: betcrawford at Verizon dot net
I just bought a lot of teal and purple fabrics and this block would show off those fabrics well!
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks and what you do! Mine would be in blues and neutrals or Turquoise and neutrals. . still trying to choose. I'd like a copy of the magazine please! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteMarj Smith
I love a giveaway,thanks Bonnie
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks and what you do! Mine would be in blues and neutrals or Turquoise and neutrals. . still trying to choose. I'd like a copy of the magazine please! Hugs.
ReplyDeletegms15001@aol.com
Marj Smith
I would use scraps with main color blue happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove your colors but think I would use earth tones. A newbie quilter here who joined your FB page just as the mystery quilt was being unveiled. Now I'm addicted to the Wild and Goosy blocks and have been making them from scraps and hand sewing. Even broke down and ordered a book and ruler. Looks like I am hooked. Thank you for all you do and give to the quilting community. (tanties@sympatico.ca)
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts. Would be great to win.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Joyce
Love this block! I would like to try black prints with red prints, yellow prints and green prints intermixed. Would be lots of fun. Thanks for this offer! love your website.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try this block with some masculine colors - black, grey, and blue. When sorting my 2" strips by color, found that I have an abundance of blue ones. Have to use them up. Excited about quilt cam tonight and for the chance to win a copy of Quiltmaker!!
ReplyDeleteOne can never go wrong with red/green/cream. Everyone can use a new Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks you bonnie for all you do for us quilters. I luv your colors so thats what i would use.
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to read your posts! You are one busy lady! Please enter me in the giveaway, you are so kind! Maggie D.
ReplyDeleteHello. My name is Brenda and I am now addicted to Bonnie's Blog (thanks to Louise and Jean!) Quite frankly, I have no intention of becoming un-addicted, so now I would love a copy of the magazine. My colours will be white and 2 shades of blue. I also like the idea of a Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeletepronurse@richland.ca
Bonnie, you amaze me with your super FUN ideas for the cutest blocks and quilt patterns. I want to make each and every one of your patterns! This is another super cute idea for using scraps, and the chance to win the magazine is awesome! I have a little stash of turquoise prints that would be fun to use, maybe with some bright yellow!
ReplyDeleteHere in the Netherlands I would use the colors, beige, brown and turqoise. Thanks for the give away.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Dini
akuijer@versatel.nl
Always fun to read your posts! You are one busy lady! Please enter me in the giveaway....so kind of you! Maggie D.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a chance to win this magazine! Sarah Corporon scorporon@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI'd love an chance to win a copy. Thx and happy sewing!
ReplyDeleteI need a new magazine and I love your patterns. Glad you got to spend a few days at the cottage to decompress. welcome home and thanks for the giveaway .
ReplyDeleteMy color choices would be those yummy greens you showed, but with lavender as the second color. Lovin' the look of those blocks.
ReplyDeletespirit dot in dot stoney at gmail dot com
Cmon, Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteCmon, Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteI would choose turquoise for the pinwheel and brown for the corners. Keep the neutrals. Love this block! jbivey83@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win - that apple green is my favorite color. Painted the peg board in my studio that color and LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI would choose purple and lime green. Love this block. Thanks for all you do!
ReplyDeletePink and Green would be my choice. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the giveaway....
ReplyDeleteI would probably go with yellows and blues because that seems to be what I have the most of at the moment. I do like your greens though. My sewing room is painted in a pale green... it cheers me every time I go into it.
djcogdill@q.com
Such a fun block! I think I'd like to try pink and aqua.
ReplyDeleteI love this block. I want to make them out of dark blues and pinks that are hot. I have tons of hot pinks left over from girls quilts. Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat block, I'm more aligned to less bright tones, so maybe blues, yellow golds, cream. Still over two weeks before I'm home and near my quilting room - I'm so lonely without them!
ReplyDeletered white and blue
ReplyDeletemavie_q@yahoo.com
I love your colors , pink and green. I think the colors are what first attracted me to the blocks.
ReplyDeleteI think this block would be lots of fun in patriotic colors. I have lots of red, white, and blue scraps!
ReplyDeleteI need something to inspire me to get sewing again. Quiltmaker or Quiltcam or both!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I would try to make it for a Christmas quilt. We don't have one for the living room so that would be a great project for next Christmas.
ReplyDeleteDebra
debrapugh48@gmail.com
Glad you may it home.My spelling is not good, but I try. Would love to get the magazine, To do Wild Goose.
ReplyDeleteLovely block Bonnie and such a pretty colourway - wonder what it would look like in teal green/peacock blue, terracotta and neutral - hmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteI love this block! It's just so sweet and fun. I have lots of purple and cream batik scraps. Maybe with a touch of teal? Thanks for all you do! I buy magazines if you are featured in them.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win a copy. Have lots of scraps from GI.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all thanks for the give-away. I've bee stopped in my tracks lately with cheddar and indigo. I'm thinking these would be fun to try in that combo. I think it'd be a different look. Can't wait to play around with some.
ReplyDeletewow such a cool block. I would make mine in purples, teals and creams.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home and thanks for the giveaway.
Nancy Vance
envance@telus.net
I think I'd go with blues and grays for the block itself. Create 4-patch blocks similar to the Quiltmaker layout, with the solid fabrics being in dusty pink/mauve and sashing around the 4 blocks rather than around each block. Make it into a bed runner. Maybe matching pillow shams.
ReplyDeleteAndiRaeS at gmail dot com
I do Christmas all year long, so my colors are traditional red, green and white/gold
ReplyDeleteWould love to win a copy of Quiltmaker magazine. Thank you for the chance at a great win to have your pattern to play with.
ReplyDeleteDejlige farver. jeg ville vælge lilla, grøn og rosa. Hilsen Birgith. DK
ReplyDeleteBlue and cheddar!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do!!!
Best
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Blue and cheddar
ReplyDeleteLove these little pinwheels! Can't wait to pick up the magazine.
ReplyDeleteI love purples of any kind but any of my scraps would look great. Thanks for sharing I had so much fun learning new things with GIMQ.
ReplyDeletedenisealpierce@aol.com
I would most likely use bright batiks with this block :) I'd love it if I received a free copy of the magazine!
ReplyDeleteI always like the look of purple and turquoise. Have not made a quilt with those colors.... yet.
ReplyDeleteI,m going to do pink and green also. Will match my oncoming spring mood?
ReplyDeleteAs much as I like your lime green and pink blocks, I've currently got 2 WIPs in those colors. I think I would use yellow and black...
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win!
Now I have a good reason to shovel out the car--to get the March/April Quiltmaker. A quilt for GD Angela would have to be in orange, teal & cream but GD Robin would prefer purple, green (sage) & cream--decisions, decisions! Looking forward to seeing you 'live' tonight.
ReplyDeleteDiane Wood
blueice@metrocast.net
Welcome home Bonnie! Does the work ever end? Lol thanks for the chance to win the magazine. Don't work too hard. Curtnty@sympatico.ca
ReplyDeleteI would choose purple, black and white.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute block, I really like it! I would choose blues and greens for mine.
ReplyDeleteI'd have to go with red, white and blue, these blocks would make an amazing Quilt of Valor.
ReplyDeleteBlues, lime greens and whites....great blocks!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to have a copy of this magazine. Thank you for always giving us opportunities like this.
ReplyDeleteSo Cal Jackie
res0tmm3jt@gmail.com
Love your pink and green blocks.
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOOVE your Block..Quilt! ... so Gorgeous! Very Springy!
ReplyDeleteI have some great Blues & Greens I would use..possibly bits of yellow!
Someone else mentioned gray and orange. I like that. Think I'll steal their idea. I hope that I win, of course! Just got my Celtic Solstice back from the longarmer. Love it.
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