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Welcome to my blog about my quilting journey! I started quilting in 2006 with a quilt of my own design which started as a cushion cover and ended up as a single bed sized quilt! Now I'm totally hooked....maybe obsessed is a better word for it.

Sunday, 12 May 2013

Sunday Stash - Prize Winnings

I just realised that I haven't blogged about the fabrics I won as part of the Something New Sampler quilt along which saw me put this little baby together earlier this year:

You can see more photos here if you are interested.  Anyway, in the voting my quilt top 'Pole Dancing' came in third and I won a fabric bundle from Sew Me a Song.


Now I'll be the first to admit these fabrics are outside my usual style. I LOVE bright colours in my fabrics and these are very muted for my liking.


Some have a bit of a vintage sewing theme:

The others are more sort of more depression era style which I have to say is not one of my favourites. 


Not sure what I'm going to do with these so into the stash they will go for a bit of a think until their turn comes up! 

Anyone have any suggestions for them?

Linking up with Sunday Stash at Finding Fifth!

6 comments:

  1. Love the colors in your first quilt, I agree about the last picture, maybe you can use them in a swap, or for charity causes. The sewing themed ones are cool.

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  2. Hi Sue your quilt top is awesome. When I saw your new fabrics and read your comments I was remided of a block I saw the other day. The block is called Depression block and is 12". Here is a link if you are interested. http://www.quilterscache.com/D/DepressionBlock.html.

    Cheers Pauline

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  3. Lucky you! These are pretty. I'm yet to finish my quilt, oooops.

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  4. Low volume swap for a lot of them.. And you never know when you'll need sewing themed fabric! BUT the aqua and yellow one has great bright potential if mixed with the right crowd. I can see navy, orange, aqua and yellow joining forces!

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  5. pretty :-) The sewing ones would look great in the projects from Patchwork Plus - zakka style. The white ones as low volume, and the other two maybe in more scrappy style quilts - little pieces of them here and there? I love your pole dancing quilt and I am looking forward to seeing it all quilted and finished :-)

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  6. Yes your quilt was well deserving of a prize Sue. I actually like those quiet prints myself but I do think they would make good lining fabric for pouches.

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