I'm so happy with how this pattern has been received - I love seeing your blocks going up on design walls, seeing your fabric pulls, and hearing the stories of just where those scraps came from and the memories that are surfacing as you sew them up into such a fun (and so easy!) quilt!
And as promised, I'll be choosing TWO winners who will each receive a Maymont PDF pattern AND a Skittles color roll from Cotton to Quilts!
Photographed in front of one of my favorite abandoned places - I hope you have a wonderful time making Maymont your own using up scrap stash and sewing in the memories of where each of those fabrics came from.
Enhance your scrap stash with a pop of color with the Skittles color roll! Hand picked by Irene, each color roll contains 20 different fabrics each measuring approximately 8 1/2 x 21" Fabrics may vary.
Color Rolls are the perfect way to spruce up your scrap stash, giving your saved scraps new life as you pair them with something fun.
Who are our winners? We've got 8238 entries! Let's fire up the random number generator:
Connie Howard!
Ladies, please check your email inboxes for my email containing the PDF pattern for Maymont.
Reply to that email with your mailing address and I'll have the folks at Cotton to Quilts get your fabric prize right off to you.
If you are outside of the USA, we can send the fabric prize to a friend within the USA who can forward it on to you.
There are still a few days left to save!
Introductory pricing: I have placed the PDF pattern for Maymont in the digital pattern section of the Quiltville Store and the Quiltville Etsy Store at 25% off through 5/31/22. No coupon needed!
Price reverts back to $12.00 on 6/1/22.
Also on sale:
Garlic Knots PDF Pattern Sale!
I've also dropped the pattern price for Garlic Knots at 25% off through Tuesday, 5/31/22. Hurry and save!
Garlic knots was originally published in 2017, and I'm excited to see it gaining some new excitement!
Monday was my day on Pat Sloan's Tantalizing Table Toppers blog tour.
Visit my post and get your entry in to win a copy of her new book. Find who the next stop on the blog tour is and visit them. Enter on each site on their day - there are 12 stops all sharing their projects and hosting gift-aways this week. Good luck!
Okay - now that all that stuff is out of the way - how about a visit into yesterday's goings on at Quiltville Inn?
We have a top finish!
Look how gorgeous in Kaffe fabrics!
These beauties were stitched by Joanne!
I love where this one is going.
Not your grandmother's drunkard's path!
I love the neutrals as background!
I also spy a Bitcoin under way!
And there is a bake off happening in the kitchen!
I swear, every time I walk through the front door there are more yummy smells coming from the oven. Fantastic!
Can't you almost TASTE this delicious loaf of sourdough bread? Hear the crunch of that yummy chewy crust?
Pass the butter please - yum!
The rain continued to come in spurts - I took some time for a haircut yesterday, and when i returned - this is how our lovely rhododendron looked:
Oh, Rhodie! You gave us your all!
This makes me so sad!
Why does it make me so sad? I don't know. I'm just emotional these days. If it weren't for the pounding rain and gusting winds we may have had another week to enjoy these blossoms, but now we'll just clean up the mess and wait for next year.
I am hoping for lovely sunshine over the weekend as I'd really like to get the dogs - and the quilty folk - out for some walking.
It will be way too muddy to go see the ponies up at the park, but there are a couple of nice road hikes we can do where the gravel roads will drain the water and keep us out of the mud.
And I'm really really READY for some machine piecing time.
What's in store for your weekend ahead?
I find this to be so unbelievably and amazingly true.
Following my passion has been the most amazing journey!
Vintage Bow Tie quilt found in Kentucky.
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
Today I will be celebrating #72 birthday with my family. Tomorrow I head out with friends to Mt. Calm, TX for a quilt retreat.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on a florida gators 'custom quilt' the 8 yr old grandson requested. in between I have all the blue strips done for the hearts and have 30 of the yellow strips done for the bottom of my hearts for hope quilt top for Ukraine. betsy k
ReplyDeleteI'm resting from our Roadtrip yesterday. I had to drive so I am extra tired. It's a Rhododendron Trail Quilt Day. Gotta get it to a flimsy!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the wonderful scrappy quilt patterns. I'm working my way though 2 others at this time, but took advantage of the Maymont discount to add it to my plans.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the winners.
ReplyDeleteI have to cut out 550 pieces for a quilt I promised for my daughter. I'll show it after the top is done. Right now I am taking a short break.
Congratulations to the winners!
ReplyDeleteI turned 61 a couple days ago and trying to get comfortable with it.
I keep saying its just a number..
Wonderful projects being created at the Inn! Hope the weather cooperates for outdoor time!
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