Vote Now and Give-Away: Quilts with Snowy Friends
Hi everyone!
It’s time to vote and enter the give-away for this week’s Quilters’ Show & Tell event. This week’s theme is Snowy Friends.
Our guest judges for this week are Amanda from The Patchsmith and Jennifer from Sewhooked They’ll both have 100 bonus points to award to their favourite quilt(s).
Fabric Give-Away
Quilting blogger, Katy, who blogs at Plethora of Pinatas, has generously donated 2.5 yards of fabric from her own stash for this week’s winners. Thanks Katy, I really appreciate your generosity.
The quilter with the most votes (community votes + guest judges’ votes) will win 1.5 yards and one person who leaves a comment below will win 1 yard.
To enter the giveaway, leave a comment below answering: What colour of solid fabric do you use the most in your quilts?
Winner chosen from the comments left below will be selected randomly. You have until Monday, March 4, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. (EST) to enter the give-away.
This Week’s Quilts
Here are this week’s Quilts with Snowy Friends:
Please note: if you are viewing this post via email or your RSS reader, you’ll need to click through to the blog post to see the quilts and vote.
Vote Now
Now it’s time for you to vote for your favourites!
- Voting is open Friday to Monday, March 4, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. (EST)
- One vote per person (based on IP address NOT email address), so have your family and friends cast a ballot for their favourite quilt
- Winner announced Monday evening
How to Vote:
- Review the photos above and make a note of your favourites. You can select up to THREE favourites this week.
- Below, you’ll see the names of all the quilts with a square button beside each one. Select the buttons for the quilts you want to vote for. Then scroll down, all the way, until you get to the bottom of the list of quilt names. Press the vote button.
Snowy Friends
- January in Upper MIchigan (28%, 184 Votes)
- Snowman Quilt (22%, 139 Votes)
- Dressing For Winter (21%, 135 Votes)
- Friends (18%, 116 Votes)
- See no evil, Hear no evil,Speak no evil (14%, 93 Votes)
- Christmas Cardinal (14%, 89 Votes)
- Welcome Winter (12%, 80 Votes)
- Penguins mugrug (12%, 78 Votes)
- Looking Out My Window (11%, 73 Votes)
- Winter Welcome (9%, 57 Votes)
- And In The Meadow... (8%, 52 Votes)
- Tommy's Snowman (8%, 52 Votes)
- Cheery Snowman (7%, 48 Votes)
- A Winter's Tale (6%, 37 Votes)
- Snowman Forest (5%, 35 Votes)
- Snow Lady (4%, 28 Votes)
- Snowmen Follies (3%, 21 Votes)
- Winter Weekends (3%, 20 Votes)
Total Voters: 646
Loading ...Next Week’s Show & Tell
The theme for next week’s Quilters’ Show & Tell event is Quilted Pillows. Any size and quilting style is acceptable. Unfinished pillows are welcome as well.
Read the Rules and Guidelines and submit your photo before next Friday, March 8th, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. (EST).
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P.S. Don’t forget to enter the give-away below!
Posted: March 1st, 2013
Topics: Quilt Gallery, Special Features
Tags: Give-Aways, Quilters' Show & Tell
Hmmmmmmmm good question……….think black and cream ;-)
I’m using white now a lot.
White! It’s so versatile.
Definitely white!
I use white. Specifically, Kona PFD (Prepared for Dying) but grey is a close second.
I use a lot of black.
Shades of White.
Red. I like to add a little red in all my quilt and projects.
I use Kona “Snow” for an all-purpose white. It seems to go with both cool and warm colours.
white as a background, but sash with whatever is a suitable
colour.
Lately I have been into the yellow-creams, (verging into pale yellow). It’s been really sunny here the past few days, so maybe I am just trying to rush spring. SOOOOOO ready for winter to be over!
White is the color I use the most. Thanks for the giveaway. I love the houndstooth fabric.
I use a lot of blues..over run in boy babies..lol
Neutrals like calico color & white lately.
I tend to use a lot of blues but not necessarily solids. Were I to look in my solid fabric bins, probably I have more shades of blue ready to use than any other color.
I have been using more solid white lately.
love to be entered in giveaway thanks
oops forgot to answer
yellow
I’ve been using various shades of gray lately…both dark and light.
I used a lot of white solid… all range of white. Voting for only three this week is really tough…so many beautiful works!
I used light pink for my last quilt because that was what I had on hand, but think I’ll be switching to white or cream for future ones.
Los azules y toda su variedad de celestes pegan con casir todo lo que hago .Gracias a su increíble trabajo y a Katy.Cariños.
Oh my, the quilts this week are so charming, it was very difficult to choose.
When I dó my own sewing, I guess green solid is my number one colour, simply because my stash is overflowing with green solids. They seem to grow in number lol. I really love green, it makes the Warmer colours shine.
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It depends, but often neutrals like calico.
I’m using Kona’s Stone most lately.
I like to use a little bit of red in a lot of my quilts. I use shades of white often too.
White is kind of my go-to solid, but it’s not actually solid usually, more tone-on-tone.
Great work everyone! It was hard to select only 3!
The solid color I use most in my quilts… Blue!
I am not really partial to any one colour. but if I look at my scrap bins, blue and white/lights are over flowing these days.
I would say it is a tie between blue and green.
The solid colour I use most is blue.
If I use a solid it is yellow which is more often than not the background color.
I use Ecru quite a bit when I sew.
Thanks,
mostly creams.
I love to use a lot of bright colors, but blue is my favorite.
Seems to be red, judging by my stash pile.
I can’t live without a green of some shade.
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Pink. Many women is that we are home!
Gracias!
I use dark blue. And that is because the quilts I make are all tardis quilts. Though when I make other quilts I usually use a pannel and not a lot of solid.