Monday, March 8, 2010

Giveaway time:: Kona® Cotton Color wheel

Today I get to share my greatest love. My love for color, Kona color that is.
When I first became a quilter 15 years ago, I never used solids. If I needed something to fill where a solid should be, I would use a small print or blender instead.
Now I must say that I couldnt fathom using a blender now. Back then blenders were harder to come by, and as soon as I was over my habit they seemed to have them everywhere.

I have a Giant pack of beautiful Kona® Fat Quarters in the 25 most popular prints.
Colors included are::
Colors included in the Pack:
Honey Dew, Sour Apple, Amethyst, Purple, Butter, Gold, Cornflower, Deep Blue, Carnation, Bright Pink, Maize, Corn Yellow, Robing Egg, Lagoon, Chocolate, Cinnamon, Rich Red, Tomato, Windsor, Tangerine, Earth, Jungle, Mulberry, Charcoal (or Coal) & Teal Blue

I am sure that there is someone out there who would make this beautiful pack of color a great home. Maybe add it to a quilt, or a  table runner. Whatever you think you would do with it leave me a comment about it and you just might be the winner.

you can buy it here, or Here is how you can win.

1 entry each comment for the following.
Tell me what you would do with this yummy stack
Follow my Sew-Fantastic Blog
Blog about this giveaway
Tweet or F/B this giveaway

That's it folks. And don't worry if your not a sewer, If you win I will gladly change the prize to a 25.00 gift certificate to my shop
I will choose the winner by random.org so please leave a comment for each task that you do. Items that are all in one comment will only count as one entry. I will choose a winner on Sunday March 14th.

Good Luck everyone.

524 comments:

  1. How pretty! I follow your blog :)

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  2. I tweeted about your give away

    http://twitter.com/narniamum/status/10182257925

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  3. I would use a least some of it in a quilt I am making for my son's first birthday - nice bright, bold colors.

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  4. I would make a glorious quilt using only these wonderful solids!!
    Thank you so much for this generous give-away!

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  5. And I'm a follower of your lovely blog :-)

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  6. I am a follower of your blog.

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  7. I am just starting to collect solids and want to make an amish like quilt.

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  8. I bloged about your fantastic give away on my blog.

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  9. Terri, what a great giveaway. I've been a follower.

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  10. Those colors are beautiful! But I think I'd have to go with the shop credit...my sewing isn't great, but I'd love a Mini Shopper! :)

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  11. I would have to use them in all the projects I like to sew. Solids, yum, quilts, purses, grandbaby clothes. The list goes on and on...

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  12. I retweeted your tweet - @thesweetpetunia

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  13. What a terrific giveaway! I would definitely use these toward making my second quilt (the first one is off being quilted right now!). katievarela@att.net

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  14. I follow your blog. katievarela@att.net

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  15. Beautiful fabric goodness! I would love to use the in a quilt!

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  16. mmm...beautiful!
    I would make a scrappy log cabin block quilt by mixing these into patterned fabrics--nice!

    p.s. received my kindle keeper the other day and can't remember if I said thankyou--but if I didn't, THANK YOU!
    it's awesome!

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  17. I follow your blog through reader. :)

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  18. I would make a glorious paint box quilt. I love KONA...

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  19. i am working on baby quilts and blankets...as i am adopting. these would come in handy!

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  20. i follow you via google reader.

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  21. I would make hair bows for my daughter so she has one of every color :)

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  22. just RT about your giveaway

    www.twitter.com/cviel21

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  23. I would use these lovely solids in table runners or my favorite things to sew...bags!

    MGM

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  24. and I shared this giveaway with all my facebook friends!

    MGM

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  25. I've been stash building for these gorgeous Kona solids. I got my colour card last month and have been eyeing all these yummy colours! I would add them to the proejcts that I'm working on - quilts, pillow covers, etc. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  26. Also shared this giveaway on FB.

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  27. i follow your blog

    heatherd0584@yahoo.com

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  28. I don't know what I would make. Probably a quilt. we have a couple new babies coming a church, i guess whoever comes first gets a sweet soft rainbow kona quilt!

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  29. I would definitely add these as sashing to some of the fun bee blocks I have coming home from across the world. I have worked with Kona before but only white and black. Solid colors would be a new adventure for me.

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  30. i think if i won something this wonderful i would finally take the time to make something with solids...these are amazing

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  31. oh, i am already a follower

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  32. This is such a beautiful giveaway. Thank for a chance to win.
    Quilts for my kids would look great with these fabrics.

    Carolyn

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  33. I've been folowing for awhile

    Carolyn

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  34. I'd make doll blankets :)

    candy at fiber dot net

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  35. I follow your blog

    candy at fiber dot net

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  36. I'd love to win! I'm a follower!

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  37. I never use solids either. I think I need to come out of my comfort zone and start using them. I follow alot of other blogs that use solids in their HST quilts all the time. I'd like to try something like that. These colors are soooo pretty! Jenn

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  38. I just vowed to make an all solids quilt this year! Like you, I hardly ever used solids when I started, but now I see the appeal. I would make a nine patch in a diagonal setting with a wide border in red.

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  39. I love Kona solids! I would use them in a new quilt I'm making for myself! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  40. I follow your blog!

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  41. I gotcha in my side bar~ hope this counts as a post!!

    Carolyn

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  42. I also love color. I love it so much, I would use it for a runner or maybe continue practicing since I'm inspiring to be a sewer.

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  43. There are so many possibilities with that stash of Kona's. I could use some of those in my pinwheel sampler :) Great Giveaway Teri, thank you!

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  44. Oh YUM! I would use the pinks and blues in the quilt I am planning for my daughter's "big girl" room, and the rest in something for ME!

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  45. I am just like you used to be - afraid of solids! I need a pack like this to incorporate into a quilt. My stash is severely lacking!

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  46. I am always looking for more solids but hate to spend the money to get a good variety...

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  47. I would love to enhance any project with some solids. In fact I am doing a quilt caleed charm- along that I need a couple of extra pieces for. Thanks!!

    Angie

    www.quiltingmelodies.blogspot.com

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  48. I also signed up to follow your blog event hough I follow it anyway...

    HAVE A HAPPY DAY!

    Angie

    www.quiltingmelodies.blogspot.com

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  49. Love Kona and those colors are fantastic! I have been wanting to make a pinwheel quilt with them!

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  50. I am now an official follower of your blog!

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  51. i would LOVE to win this! i too was afraid of solids...but these are just too beautiful!

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  52. I follow your blog! Forgot to say waht I would use them for above...it would definitely be a mini quilt!! perhaps even a colorwheel quilt!

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  53. I have posted about your wonderful giveaway on my FB.
    Thanks!

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  54. I just tweeted this! http://twitter.com/sarahannseitz

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  55. Man I adore Kona too!!! count me in :-) II'd make a SOLID quilt out of it to boot! No prints allowed!

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  56. And I SO follow your blog - yay!

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  57. Ooh, those are pretty. I have a couple of quilts in the planning stages and I'd work them into them somehow!

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  58. I also follow your blog through my google reader!

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  59. Oh, can I play? I am here via Calamity Janes Cottage.
    To be honest I don't know what I would do with those fabrics because I have not used solids much either.

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  60. I love to make patchwork twirl skirts for my daughters and these would make a beautiful rainbow skirt for my 2 year old.

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  61. I just RT the giveaway

    http://twitter.com/tmrobinson9

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  62. I need to look thru the "Simply Solids" flickr group for inspiration, surely something I can copycat a bit in there!

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  63. I've gotten really into solids of late. I'd use those awesome solids in the 7 or so baby quilts I'm making in the next few months, all for friends' impending babies.

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  64. It would be great to have that many solids on hand. I don't think I would use them all at once. There wouldn't be anything left to look at.

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  65. Beautiful! I really like doing half square triangles as a way to use solids that doesn't require long pieces like sashing. So- I would probably use them to make baby/toddler quilts! :)

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  66. SO pretty! I think I would make a color block quilt in solids with gray as the sashing. I've been dying to make one!

    Great giveaway! Thanks!

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  67. WOW... what a giveaway and ohhh, the possibilites!!! I would love to blend some of these Kona solids with my new Simply Sweet and Basic Bubble Gum bundles that I have just aquired and save some of the rich darker colors for a fall quilt and maybe, just maybe... share some with my fellow bee members.

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  68. I have blogged about this awesome giveaway on my blog.

    http://123nowwherewasi.blogspot.com/

    Thank you for sharing!

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  69. There is an Amish looking quilt in a very old quilt magazine I found at Goodwill...I would use the fabric for that.

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  70. Also, linked on my facebook page!

    http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/posted.php?id=145789687611&share_id=381623661284&comments=1#s381623661284

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  71. I would give this to my mother who loves to make quilts. Perhaps I'd keep some for myself.

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  72. What a lovely giveaway! I think I would make my daughter a color book with some of this vibrant fabric, she is just now learning her colors :)

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  73. ooh, yummy solids! I would definitely use some of them in a baby quilt I am making - and maybe I could try one of the color wheels I've seen so much of lately!

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  74. i put a link to your giveaway on my facebook - http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/craftytammie/318371595703?ref=ts

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  75. I would add some Kona black and make that rainbow quilt that I have been planning in my head for, ohhhhh, about 3 years now! Thanks for the fantastic giveaway.

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  76. And I have been blog following you for a while now!

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  77. Do you have time to read all I could do with this??? First of I need some solds for baking of list takers, crayon rolls and crayon bags. Then I could some of it in the skirts and various clothing items that I make my triplet nieces. Then I could use some in my rag quilts, loveys and pieced quilts, the list goes on and on, thanks for the giveaway.

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  78. Having won once from you an awesome light, I'm a little ashamed to enter again for a chance to win!

    But, if I did...I would donate it all to the ladies who, along with my MIL, make quilts for orphans all over the world. These ladies make the most beautiful, soft and chockfull of prayers quilts!

    Thanks for the chance to win! Your heart just grows even bigger!

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  79. Oh! I think I would chop it up, combine it with white and make a very pretty, colorful quilt to snuggle under!

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  80. I'm a huge follower! And the afore mentioned MIL is an avid lurker! LOL

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  81. im currently making an all solids quilt for my son, this sweet little pack would be a huge boost! thanks for a chance.

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  82. I am making a 9 patch quilt for my daughter right now with a lot of prints. I need various colour sashing for the sashing. These would be wonderful.

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  83. I have been thinking of making a simple quilt of colors with dark gray (almost black)sashing. This fabric would be perfect! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  84. I love solids too...I'd use them for my Oh Fransson Paintbox quilt along!

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  85. I loves me some Kona solids.... If I won I'd have my brother help me design a solid quilt.

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  86. Benn a follower for a while... love yiour blog!

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  87. Oh my they are just beautiful. I feel that they would last me a long time as I would use a little bit in a lot quilts. Thank you for this chance.

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  88. I think I would use it to make a quilt!

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  89. Awesome Giveaway! I would make a solids quilt as I have always been fascinated with the solid Amish ones.

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  90. oooh Terri believe it or not I have like NO solids I would love some

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  91. What would I do with these fabulous solids? What wouldn't I do!?!?! I kind of declared to myself that 2010 would be my year of working with solids. I can relate to what you said about the blenders and your process of coming to solids. Sounds very familiar.

    I joined a challenge to make an Amish style quilt in a liberated style (a la Gwen Marston)using solids. These fabrics would be perfect for that project.

    Thanks for the generous giveaway!

    joan

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  92. Blogged: http://wishestrueandkind.blogspot.com/2010/03/making-it-up-as-you-go-aka-pattern-is.html
    It fit in perfectly with tonight's post :)

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  93. I'm happy to be a faithful follower.

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  94. I would use it for the paint box quilt along that I have been admiring.

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  95. Oh, for sure - I would use them in quilts - I have been in need of some solids for a while now...

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  96. What would I do with all that fabric? I think I would lay on the floor with it covering me and have lots of photos taken because I probably would not believe I won. Then I'd serge the edges, wash it, iron it.....and then look through my stash for some fun wild fabrics to put together for a new pic nic blanket. But that is not a promise....I might just lay on the floor with it covering me without ever stitching it together....LOL

    Smiles,
    Kelly

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  97. I'm a follower because I love your site....and enjoy your posts. Having a chance to win some fabric is just the frosting.

    Smiles,
    Kelly

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  98. Last one I promise.....I'm posting your giveaway on my blog.

    Smiles,
    Kelly

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  99. Those colors are so pretty! I've been wanting to do a quilt of solids. Just gorgeous! Thanks for offering the giveaway.

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  100. I've been following your blog for a while on Google reader. Thanks again!

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  101. With all those lovely colors I'd make myself a quilt to have in front of the TV,
    Lotta in Sweden

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  102. I'm following you through Google Reader,
    Lotta in Sweden

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  103. I would make a new quilt to showcase the pretty colors. Please Pick me!

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  104. I'm a new follower and I posted the giveaway on FB...

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  105. I can put a link on my blog http://suesplaceinthesun.blogspot.com/
    to say you are having a giveaway and I would love to make Elizabeth's over a http://www.ohfransson.com paint box quilt, I have lots of prints but not any plain fabrics

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  106. I am officially your follower. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.

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  107. Beautiful! Well, for some of the colors I would make yoyos for a project I am dreaming up. I want this!!! Thank you for the chance.

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  108. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?ref=profile&id=1042795845
    I posted this on my Facebook.

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  109. And I just became a follower!

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  110. I'd like to use the colours to frame a kids quilt I'm about to start.

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  111. Ohh I would use it in a couple of quilts that i have planned with some great prints that need some beautiful solds to go with them.

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  112. I already follow, hope that counts.

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  113. i would defenatly use it for a quilt!
    its beautiful thanks!

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  114. and i am a follower thanks!

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  115. and i blogged about it on my side bar
    thanks!

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  116. I would incorporate it into a quilt for my grandson.

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  117. and...I follow your blog :)))

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  118. beautiful solids! I follow via Google REader!

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  119. I'm just starting to use more solids - I would definitely use these in a quilt; such a range of choices would allow so many gorgeous possibilities!

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  121. I follow your blog. I love Kona Solids. The only solids I use in a quilt and also only solids I use for the fabric you pleat for smocking. If I win these will be put to good use! I'll post about your give away later today.

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  122. I am following your blog:-)
    coveredbydesign at hotmail.com

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  123. I have lots of fabrics in patterns but find I am always short on the solids so these would be a great addition to almost any of my projects!
    coveredbydesign at hotmail.com

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  124. Oh the things I could do with these. I would love to make one of my crazy quilt, quilt as you go quilts with these wonderful rich solids mingled with some batiks and hand dyed fabrics.

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  125. I retweeted this giveaway. Thank you!
    coveredbydesign at hotmail.com

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  126. I blogged it at http://artbygene.blogspot.com/2010/03/mmmm-another-giveaway-kona-solids.html

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  128. WOW! I'd love to win. I'd use the solids as a place for the eye to rest amongst all the wild prints I seem to use.

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  129. ....and I just subscribed to your blog feed...

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  130. I would use the yummy stack to make fun things for my kids. :)

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  131. Oh I would love to be entered into this giveaway! First I would use them to make a turning twenty quilt! Then since I am a crazy quilter I would use all the scraps to make many crazy quilts since solids are a Crazy quilters dream:)

    Thank you for the opportunity!!!


    Ann Flowers
    flowerscrazyq@gmail.com

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  132. I am a follower of your blog also so please enter me into your fantastic giveaway:)



    Ann Flowers
    flowerscrazyq@gmail.com

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  133. This is my entry for posting your giveaway on my blog:)


    Ann Flowers
    flowerscrazyq@gmail.com

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  134. Tweeted or rather retweeted http://twitter.com/nugglemama/statuses/10219491353

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  135. These fabrics are beautiful. I could do some many different quilts that I have had in the planning. What a great giveaway.

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  136. Those are great to use for sashings and bindings (and backings, too)! Thanks for the chance.

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  137. I have several projects that I'd love to do with these. First and foremost I'd love to use then for a Prairie Braid quilt I'm working on. I think they'd blend really well with the other fabrics I'm using.

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  138. Wow......those colors are yummy....First, I'm now FOLLOWING your blog......Next....If I won, I'd add some of those colors in my floral quilt project. The rest would go in my stash until my next few projects.
    Good luck to me and all the other participants.

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  139. I would use those yummy colors for quilts for our grandsons - I'm working on gathering fabrics for I-spy quilts and need some solids to set off the fun prints.

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  140. I would definitely make a quilt with lots of solid colors.

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  141. And now I'm a follower - wish I'd found your blog sooner - this is great!!!

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  142. And I tweeted - I guess I really want these fat quarters. :-)

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  143. OMG! So many possibilities with all those beautiful colors, I can't make up my mind what I'd use them for but I'm sure it would be great!
    Thanks for offering such a fabulous giveaway!
    Leslie
    lcook@etex.net

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  144. I would make an Amish-inspired quilt with all those solids. thanks for the chance to win.

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  145. I just became a follower. thanks again.

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  146. I would love to try it out to make some bibs and mini crayon rolls...I have always wanted to try it!

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  147. Love these colors and I would make a quilt, of course! Thank you for the chance to win.
    ap_lemos at yahoo dot com

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  148. I'm a follower!
    ap_lemos at yahoo com

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  149. Like so many others, I need solids to go with my prints. In fact, right now I am making up healing heart blocks and we do them in all sorts of colors, so having a good stock of solids would allow me to use up some of my print scraps! Thanks for the chance.

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  150. i'm not a sewer but there are so many things I love in your shop $25.00 would get me started on another order :)
    I'm a follower

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  151. Wow what a beautiful selection. I love Kona cotton. They fit in any quilting project. These fat quarters would make a lovely Amish quilt. Thanks for entering me :-)

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  152. Oh I would use it in a quilt for my DGS. Shops around me do not carry good assortments of kona solids and bright colors would be perfect! Thanks for the chance! :-)

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  153. I would love to start my stash with these beautiful colors :)

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  154. I am taking a color theory class at stitchmap (a yahoo group) and wanted to make a color wheel quilt square for my studio wall. This would be perfect for a color wheel. Please add me to the drawing.

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  155. I am a follower. love visiting your blog.

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  156. Thank you for the giveaway. Love the colors and would certainly find a good place to use them.

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  157. Oh MY !!! LOve the colors and wow, I think I would have to use them in a crazy quilt. I'm taking a class on yahoo groups called stitchmap and we're doing a crazy quilt. Eileene

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  158. I would make a Dresden Plate Wallhanging if I won the beautiful Color Wheel Kona Cotton. Then embellish it with Floss and beads. I retired in Aug 2009 and have no Kona in my growing stash.

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  159. Solids are just one of those things I don't buy much of. It use to be all I could get was a poplin when I needed a solid. Kona now has filled that niche so nicely. I'd like to do an Amish style quilt with these and baby quilts with the rest.

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