Lovely colour palette, maybe spring pillows to freshen up after winter. rReplyCancel

i’m in awe of your quilt! so so gorgeous! i haven’t worked with the rjr solids and am itching to try them. thanks for the chance!ReplyCancel

Beautiful quilt. I would make a quillow. Thank you for the chance.ReplyCancel

Your quilt is lovely! The vintage one begs to be touched, it looks so soft.
I do love those colors but I’m not sure if I would make a quilt or a few bags maybe just look at them awhile ;)
Thank you!!!ReplyCancel

I would make a quilt for either my 15 year old g-daughter or 12 yr old g-son depending on what the colors tell me. And I would definitely look forward to working with these fabrics. They sound superb!
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This is so inspiring! Love your color choices. There’s a little nook in the house we are going to buy that needs a quilt with colors like these!ReplyCancel

lovely palette indeed. i think these would make a good picnic blanket…(in addition to a few others!) im jumping the gun bc its feels like -2 outside…but working with these colors would add cheer to the dreary days! thanks for a chance…i adore your quilt..cant wait to see the hand quiltingReplyCancel

Well done with your quilt! Love your fabric choice and shades!!! Me…well I would make a quilt but I am going in the small rather than bed size these daze (yup me in a daze)…I like the challenge of miniquilts!ReplyCancel

Very pretty color pallet! I’d probably mix them with that same AMH print! I need to make a weekender bag. Maybe some of these will go into that. ;)ReplyCancel

What a group of yummy solids! I would add them to the Heather Ross Briar Rose/FFA quilt I’m making for my daughter, or use them in my next AMH quilt I’m planning! Solids are so useful!ReplyCancel

I would use these along with other fabrics that I have to make a birthday/graduation quilt as a gift for my sister! She loves spring colors!ReplyCancel

I’d go for a kaleidoscope quilt. Love the colors!ReplyCancel

Probably something for one of the three swaps that I signed up for!ReplyCancel

Love these colors and awesome job on the quiltReplyCancel

Wonderful quilt, great colors, I would make a quilt.ReplyCancel

I have a purple quilt I’m just planning to start. I could use these. They are beautiful. Thanks for a great giveaway. I’ve also shared your giveaway on my Giveaway List for sewers & quilters at wowilikethat.com. Thanks again.ReplyCancel

i would use these beautiful fabrics to make a baby quilt for my daughter.ReplyCancel

Your quilt is gorgeous! I would actually love to try something like that, though I would have to use bigger blocks since my accuracy is not good enough to get down to 1 inch!
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I would gift it to a friend and let her decide (though I’m guessing she’d make a quilt!)!ReplyCancel

This bundle is sooooo pretty! I loved your coordinating prints bundle too- and what a stunning quilt! I’d make a quilt of course, not sure what design yet. I love how you said fast quilts aren’t your thing- what a fresh approach and one that I just might have to adopt! I just finished my first baby quilt and it took forever because I had to make sure I was in love with every aspect- even if that meant redoing things I’d already had done!ReplyCancel

Maybe something to pass own to my daughter one day… but no clue what!ReplyCancel

Use them in a quilt, thanksReplyCancel

I would make a small wall quilt to cover the fuse box that is on the kitchen wall.ReplyCancel

I just love the subtle low volume prints and solids. I need a new throw pillow and this would be perfect!ReplyCancel

Quilt! Thanks for a chance to win.ReplyCancel

Purple is right up there in my favorite colors. I like your quilt. I’m not sure what pattern I would use. I have lots of flowers so maybe I would add it to those and do a Drunkards Path butterfly quilt.ReplyCancel

I would put it in a purse or embroidered baby blanketReplyCancel

I want to make mind the gap with this bundle.ReplyCancel

Beautiful quikt. I wouldmake some cheery pillows with those colors. A wonderful hint of spring to come.ReplyCancel

I would make a baby quilt- such sweet colors.ReplyCancel

I would begin my second quilt!ReplyCancel

I would use these for a baby quilt for a new niece that ‘s coming along.ReplyCancel

I would make either a small quilt or go with a quilted tote bag. Love these colors.ReplyCancel

I would love to make a modern improv wall hanging, aka Gwen Marston’s minimal style.ReplyCancel

I need to be frequenting your blog, and I’m not! I didn’t know you mostly hand quilt, but I’m excited to poke around your blog and check that out. I’m in a hand sewing class right now, and I hope to start doing much more hand quilting.

I’ve never made a triangle quilt. If I won your bundle, I think I’d like to give that a try. I think I’m ready to take on all the points! (Autocorrect just tried to insert “loins”… that would’ve been a big whoopsie.)ReplyCancel

I’m just getting started with quilting, so these would probably end up in an early project.ReplyCancel

Stunning quilt! I’ve been wanting to do some sewing for my daughter’s room, this palette would be perfect. Maybe some big floor pillows (if I start now, they might be ready when she’s old enough to enjoy them)ReplyCancel

I’d definitely make a quilt! Maybe simple patchwork squares to show off those colors :)ReplyCancel

I would use them with prints and make some totes.ReplyCancel

Plethora! I love a woman with a vocabulary! If I won this fabric, I think I’d use it to make a modern quilt that was connected to the idea of butterflies. It’s been roaming around my brain today and these fabrics would be perfect! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyCancel

Beautiful quilt! I would make a table topper.ReplyCancel

Your color palette is so Spring and you got me ready too…I found myself throwing my fabric stash all over my furniture yesterday to see what I need to “cheer” up my winter blues. Thank you for your inspiration.
I’d have to make a table runner, pillows and chair pads w/this bundle. Thank you so much!ReplyCancel

I love your beautiful Triple Irish Chain quilt! If I were to win the FQ bundle, I think I’d use it to make a table runner version of your quilt for my large dining room table! I’d like to experience those luscious colors everyday for a good while… Thanks for this giveaway opportunity.ReplyCancel

I would definitely work them into a quilt, they are simply wonderfulReplyCancel

I would make a quilt for my granddaughter.ReplyCancel

I’d make a quilt for sure!ReplyCancel

I would make a birthstone quilt using the birthstone paper pieced pattern by No Hats in the House. :)ReplyCancel

Love your quilt!!! Love how it looks pixelated! Beautiful colours too!!! I am making my niece a quilt for Christmas this year and those colours look like they would work to add to the prints I’ve choosen!!! Thanks for the chance!!!!ReplyCancel

I’d make something for my granddaughter!ReplyCancel

I bet that took a while! And it shows, it is a gorgeous project. Well done.
I would love to make a similar quilt, or maybe try some curves for a mini quilt.ReplyCancel

I would like to make pillows for my granddaughters bedroom.ReplyCancel

I’d make a beautiful quilt for World of Charity Stitching.
Thanks.ReplyCancel

You put together a beautiful bundle, heavy on my favorite color – purple! I would match it up with purple prints from my stash and make a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win! jacklynnsteven at netzero dot comReplyCancel

A quilt for my daughter for sure-adding some other precious fabric I have been saving!ReplyCancel