Okay, first of all, I did not go back for the table…..yet….. I might. It is exactly like one I already have. I rather had my heart set on one with red trim and a couple chairs……I may well regret leaving it. Maybe I’ll go back….
Anyway! To the problem at hand.
Ever get sick of a fabric or project? So sick of it you just can’t make yourself finish? I bought this FQ bundle of Noteworthy by Sweetwater back in September of 2013.
I have made 4 quilts from it and it is almost gone. You can see them here, here, and here. All I have left are these blocks.
I was going to make another baby quilt out of these. But I just don’t want to. I am sick to death of these fabrics. And life is too short to work on projects you don’t like.
So, if any of you would like to adopt a project, leave me a comment below and I will draw a number out of a hat and send it on to you! You do not have to feel obligated to finish this as is. Cut it up, rearrange, make a bag, whatever. If I come across anymore bits of this, I will throw those in the package as well. I would love to see a picture if you finish something from these, but that is not a requirement by any means.
So sorry, but I am limiting this to those of you within the US due to the high cost of postage. So leave me a comment if you want in the draw! I will choose a name on Saturday.
That’s one way to cross a UFOoff your list!
P.S. I will throw a little something handmade into the package as well, just to sweeten the pot a bit!
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What a great addition your Moda fabric would be to my left over forest animal fabric! I could make a baby quilt for my new “soon to be here” grandbaby!
I would love to adopt your blocks/fabric. I have a friend that is expecting and it would make a lovely baby quilt 🙂 I love your blog and quilts they are awesome. Have a wonderful day! Lisa
I’m trying to resist…but it’s pretty! I’m highly suggestible. 🙂
I love this fabric line
Ha ha, you’re sick of it and I just bought some!
I am often making baby quilts for friends and charities, and would love to finish yours. I think it’s fun to get others scraps and orphan blocks!
I would love to win these pieces. You are such an inspiration.
Thank you,
Pam
Katy, I’d be happy to have those, maybe I can turn it into one for the H2H. If you draw my name & want to save on postage, you could send it with Lynn & the QOV’s
Put my name in the pot. Such pretty colors.
Those fabrics look like fun. I agree that a Project Linus quilt could be made from them. I love lights as I have lots of darks! Thanks for sharing with us. K-
Oh my gosh. What an opportunity. Would love to work with these fabrics. I have a couple of projects in mind.
would love to have it , thanks for the chance
Oooo… Count me in for your drawing! Such beautiful work you do. Would love to have your “leftovers”!
I love Sweetwater fabrics! I make a lot of scrap quilts and these would look great in one. Thanks for the chance.
I have quite a few UFOs but hey what is another? I like the fabrics and there is something about new fabrics that excites me. So this really wouldn’t be a true UFO since it is new to me. Thanks for the offer.
I love to win your UFO. I need to make a quilt for a new grandnephew.
I would be happy to adopt you UFO.
I’ll throw my name in! Looks like a fun spring project!
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Oooh I would looove to win ..love this Line! I would use to make a quilt for new baby our nephew & wife are having in early fall! thank you for chance to win your Give-a-way!
I would say, if you LOVE this table..go for it. If not a in your Heart item..I would keep looking fotr the other one… 🙂
I just love this line and am not tired of it. I made 4 Easter baskets last month. I would love blocks already done!
I think the bricks would make cute four patches and may turn out large enough for a doll quilt. It would be fun to play with the pieces. As far as the table goes, I know it’s a tough decision but I would wait for a red trimmed one to come along. You know one is out there waiting for you. 🙂
If I was in the US I would definitely be putting my hand up – I love these blocks!!
I am always game for a finish it challenge. Sounds like fun!
I would love to finish your project! I am making quilts for a local church to give out to families in need. They help many families with diapers and other needs for babies and kids.
It would be fun to win your fabric.. Thanks for the chance..
Brautiful
I would love to win! Thank you for the chance. Good luck to everyone. Hugs,
I am a new follower and would love to win!
Would be a wonderful surprise for my Prayer Group Quilt at church — we would love to finish those squares into a nice quilt!
I’m a new follower and I love your blog. would love to win.
I would love to have a chance to make something out of your UFO!! What fun!!
Thanks for the giveaway!!
I agree — go back for the table. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve stood on the fence and lost out. Disappointing, indeed. And then keep looking for the one with the red trim. 🙂
I think I have some of that fabric left over from a Quilt Along a couple of years ago! (And unfortunately, it is one of my UFO’s! LOL) But I’m heading to a quilting retreat soon and will be taking it to work on. My vote – go back for the table. If you later find exactly what you want, then you can get that, too!
I would love to put these to use. Love that fabric!
That is a generous offer! I understand getting tired of sewing the same fabrics too many times. That was a beautiful FQ bundle.
What a fabulous way to tidy up! It’s like a round robin that doesn’t come back – ever. I don’t have any UFOs of my own, but I’m willing to adopt.
Your UFO would be a perfect quilt for Project Linus. I’d love to finish it!
Do not include me in the drawing for the UFO, I have many of my own. In fact, if you want to draw a second number and they don’t mind you sharing their address with me, I will send a second person a UFO!
I’d love to make a baby quilt to pass on, I even have a bit of that line in my stash. What a great idea! I started a baby quilt while pregnant, partly through I hated looking at it, really hated the fabric. Years later I finally gave it to a library group with a few large bags of fabric that I didn’t like anymore. They were looking for fabric donations and, they loved getting what I had. It was the prefect win, win situation as I was moving my sewing room, to a smaller room. Thanks for the generous offer, good luck everyone! Toni Anne ;->
Go back and get the table. You’ll regret it if you don’t.
What a clever way to check off a UFO, and help someone in the process! This would make a perfect baby quilt for my local children’s quilt group, and I would happily finish this quilt for them. Thanks for the opportunity!
My daughter would love theses colors and she is a quilter too. They would save me money on birthday gifts lol.
Katy, there is a woman at church who just had a baby. I do not know her personally but I have sat next to her through her whole pregnancy. Well , now it’s time to know her. I want to make her a baby quilt and this design would be perfect!