Three Cheers and a Quiltmaker Bundle Winner!

Three cheers!

In spite of everything else going on – for ONCE I remembered that tonight is our drawing for the winner of the March/April Quiltmaker bundle!

I sitting here with a big cheesy grin on my face – new tooth included – because I think this gift-away has topped ALL of our previous records with more than 6,300 entries!

Weeeehaaa!

This is a great bundle, and it will soon be winging its way toward……..will it be you?

All of this quilty loot!

I’ve pulled together a super duper bundle sure to please!

Along with the March/April Quiltmaker issue, our winner will receive a 100 blocks by 100 designers volume 11 issue, a Bonus Buddy ruler, a Quiltville 2 1/2’’ x 6 1/2’’ ruler by creative grids, a deck of Bonnie Hunter playing cards, a sample size Vintage Textile Soak, a quilt label panel, a butter fly panel, a “Full of scrap!” button, a package of wash away stitch stabilizer, 2 spools of Aurifil invisible machine quilting thread, a necklace sewing pouch pattern, a quilty emery board, and a sample of handmade hand lotion by SOAK.

Whew!!

Looking for entry 3447 of 6395 entries!

Exciting!

Cathy Schade!  This bundle is yours!  I’ve sent you an email.  Check your spam filter if you don’t see it.  I need your mailing address to get your bundle out to you.  Congrats!

Today’s highlights:  Click to play!

A post shared by Bonnie K Hunter (@quiltville_bonnie) on Jan 22, 2018 at 10:43am PST

SO happy to have this tooth back.  Best birthday present a girl could ask for.

There was a bit of an antique mall adventure afterwards --

Oh, this was a fun afternoon!

Sometimes you find a gold mine, sometimes you don't! But today I did! I treated myself to some Antique Mall wandering after my dental adventure. My favorite find didn't come home with me, the string quilt with all of the newspaper on the backside still intact.

I searched for a date, but by the fabrics the best I could come up with was 1950s. I love this photo from the newspaper that was stitched through with strings on the front side.

The little nearly vintage iron was on sale for $2! It did come home with me, I've cleaned it up and plugged it in and I'm in love with it. No vent holes, no steam!

And yes, more to share in a future post.  Right now there is a certain comfy quilting chair complete with ready-to-quilt project at hand just calling my name.

Have a wonderful Monday evening, everyone!