Voting began today for the contest at
Quilting Bloggers. The theme this week is circle quilts and I have entered my Circle and Spin quilt! Some of you have seen it before as I designed it & have taught classes on it at several locations. It is fun and easy to do. I have decided to give away a copy of this pattern to one lucky winner. Just leave me a comment about circle quilts or whatever else you want to talk about to be entered in the giveaway. Then go vote for your favorite quilt...and if it happens to be mine, that would be awesome!
16 comments:
Thanks, Jean, and I have some wonderful bright fabrics that would work wonderful with your pattern!
I have already been there and voted for yours. I never thought I would like to do the curved piecing and found out it is easy.
I'm going there to vote as soon as I post this comment. I have done one pattern that used some curves.....and I did okay with it, but do need more practice in order to "perfect" that skill!
went and voted for you!!
Your quilt is beautiful!!!
this is a great Quilt and you got my vote for it.
You say this quilt is easy it looks very complicated. It is beautiful.
I'm on my way to vote.
Elaine
After going to the website I think you have a sure winner. I really think it is just beautiful. Good luck!
What a happy quilt! good luck! :-)
This is an amazing quilt Jean! I would love to try it! Good luck in the Quilting Bloggers contest - I hope you win.
I went and voted for you! Love that quilt, and your colour choices were just so nice! It is an amazing quilt!
Micki
Pretty quilt, Jean. I went & voted for yours. Best of luck in the contest.
I chose to vote for your quilt and then viewed your blog. Hope you win.
Great giveaway! I should think you have a good shot in the contest with that beauty. Once I finish the 5 or so quilts I have going, I might be ready to work my way up to curved piecing...
What a fantastic quilt! I love the colors!
my son sells cars and I have been looking for a quilt idea for him that is scrappy.........."the wheels on the car go round and round." This looks perfect for someone like me who does not have the patience for matching lots of points.
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