So once all the contests are over (some are still open, check out the links below to find out which ones and enter there if you haven't already) and I've cleaned up the place after the party, I hope you like what you saw enough to order your own copy. You can go to Pickledish OR Amazon to order or certainly ask at your favorite brick and mortar store.
But before the party is over, there is one last contest you can enter for one last chance to win an autographed copy of Quilt Retro (and I have a bonus contest too!) Here's what you do: For one chance to win, leave a comment telling me your favorite quilt you saw over the last two weeks. If you are a follower, or join in the next 24 hours, you'll be entered twice (just mention in the comments if you are a follower).
There will be a bonus prize of one of the Fried Egg potholders to someone who enters, but I won't reveal the criteria that it takes to win the prize until after the contest closes Saturday (tomorrow) at 6:15 a.m. CST. (Mean aren't I?) But I will tell you it will help if you are a follower! I'll announce the winners on Saturday! Good luck!
If you've missed any of the party, you can catch up here:
Monday 10/3: Alissa Haight Carlton of Handmade by Alissa
Tuesday 10/4: BonnieHunter of Quiltville!
Wednesday 10/5: Tammie Schaffer of Crafty Tammie.
Thursday 10/6: Jenifer Dick at 42 QuiltsFriday 10/7: Angela Walters of Quilting is My Therapy.
Monday 10/10: Jacquie Gering of Tallgrass Prairie Studios.
Tuesday 10/11: Deb Rowden of Deb Rowden’s Thrift Shop Quilts
The silverware quilt really speaks to me!! And yes, I am a follower!
ReplyDeleteHa! I like the one with the forks also :)
ReplyDeleteI like the handyman quilt. So simple but so striking.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower. I am so intrigued by your book, but I have a fondness especially for the olives design.
ReplyDeleteI think the olives quilt is high on everyone's list, as it is on mine.
ReplyDeleteI've been following you in my Google reader, but now I'm here following you on the blog too.
Hi Jenifer! It's so hard to pick a favorite - but I have to go with the Fork and Spoon quilt. It reminds me of our kitchen in Glenview, IL when I was a kid...before we remodeled to black marble formica countertops and harvest gold appliances! I'm an official follower
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteI can't pick just one. I have 2 favourites. One is Spoon and Fork. The other is ... now I can't remember the name ... but it was the one with all the little squares that form lines going in various directions. LOVE it! Well, really, I'm lovin' them all.
ReplyDeleteLinoleum Floors is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower and am loving the weekly block patterns - Modern Monday and Traditional Tuesday. Thanks so much for hosting the quilt-along blocks. All the patterns in your new book are lovely and very tempting. Linoleum floors is my favourite, and the fish bones project a close second.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt from your book would be "Linoleum Floor". Just love it!
ReplyDeleteI've been following the blog hop and reading so much about your new book. I really like what I've seen. My favorite is the Linoleum Floor quilt. I could do so much with that pattern!
ReplyDeletei'm a follower and have enjoyed the reviews! my favorite quilt mentioned in the reviews is 'outside my kitchen window.
ReplyDeleteLoved your party and the linoleum floors are my favorite....
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt is the first one I saw over at Quiltville. It's linoleum floors and I just love how the colors dance around on the pastel background.
ReplyDeleteI just became a follower, I have become tired of the same old quilts and have been inspired to try new techniques.
ReplyDeleteLinoleum floors is stunning. Thanks so much for telling us we can mix our beige neutral colors for the background. Love the mixed colors for the chains. This one would be great to make with friends, bring your own scraps and share and make a quilt.
ReplyDeleteI like Linoleum floors. I'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your book!
My favourite too is the Linoleum Floors quilt. I love the way the almost but not-quite-the-same neutrals give depth and interest to the quilt.
ReplyDeleteThough the quilt with the cutlery comes close....