The following winners of the Moving Week giveaway have been notified.
Thank you to everyone who entered! If you didn't win, don't worry, there will be more giveaways to come!
My Mom's move is over and she's getting settled in and today is the last day of the Moving Week giveaways. I kept with tradition and selected some of my treasured Waste Fabrics for this prize. These are strips of fabric that vary in width from 6" - 8". I use these strips when I dye gradients and they are used to absorb extra dye. The result is some of my favorite fabrics in my stash. I used a lot of these in the Big Green and the Catena quilts. Some people take umbrage at them being called "waste" fabrics. But I've always called them that and it's too late to change that now. I like the irony of my favorite fabrics being called "waste".
I hope you have found enough inspiration in the prize packages to enter each giveaway. Enter to win this one below. The winners for all of the giveaway days will be announced September 13. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
It's the 5th day of Moving Week Giveaways and today I'm bringing the Sunshine for you! These 2 streaky fabrics are each 2 yards for a total of 4 yards of fabric. I think you could have a lot of fun with these!
Enter below. The winner will be announced September 13.
Welcome to the 4th giveaway of the week! Today's prize is a Purple Shades Pack that I dyed for a specific project and then changed my mind on the color. The project was the Wedding Quilt (the second quilt in the Antelope Canyon pattern). I originally planned it to use purple as the highlight with the gray fabrics but changed my mind to blue. That left me with an 8-step Shades Pack in third or half yard cuts. I don't remember the exact size but it adds up to about 4 yards of fabric! The colors isn't showing true in this photo. Trust me, it's a very pretty purple with a hint of gray.
Enter below. The winner will be announced Spetember 13.
It's Day 3 of the Moving Week Giveaways! Today's prize is a 2 yard piece of a Gray Gradient. I expect that this ended up in my stash because it didn't dye perfectly to go in the shop but it's still a really beautiful gray fabric and would be a nice background for an art quilt. It would also be good to cut in pieces for a traditional quilt.
Enter below. The winner will be announced September 13.
Welcome to the second day of the Moving Week Giveaways! Today's prize has 2 "big chunks" of fabric and each one is at least a yard and a half. One is blue pleated and the other is a mottled red with splotches of blue distributed around. I love both of these fabrics but, since I haven't used them yet, it's time to give someone else an opportunity to work with them.
Enter below. The winner will be announced September 13.
Welcome to my Mom's moving week! I'm going to be helping her and I know she will not want me posting her moving photos so I decided to have another giveaway this week. I picked all of these fabrics before I left for vacation in July so I don't remember the absolute specifics from some of them, but you can trust me, each package is a good one!
There's a giveaway every day so be sure to come back and enter every day. If you are a customer or newsletter subscriber you get even more chances to enter. The first package is a collection of Monday Blues. One piece is a long cut off from a hand dyed quilt back. The others are various fabrics that coordinate. I don't know the exact total yardage but I'm sure it's at least 2 yards of all hand dyed fabrics. Enter below. The winner will be announced September 13. Thank you to everyone who entered my giveaway drawings last week. The winners below have been notified. If you weren't a winner, don't worry, there are more drawings planned!
It's the last day of my vacation and the last giveaway of the week. I hope you have found some prize packs that you are interested in. Be sure to enter all of them by May 29!
If you've been around my blog for a while you know that the last day of the giveaway is always a collection of my "waste fabrics". The shibori are probably my most precious fabrics but these are my favorite fabrics. I call then waste fabrics because they are a byproduct of dyeing gradients. They are muslin strips that are about 7" wide and are dyed with the gradients to help keep the dyes from running from one selvege edge to another. The result are fun fabrics with great texture. I used them in my Catena quilt. I have only sold these once and don't plan to sell more so the only way to get them is to win them.
The prize will be a flat rate envelope stuffed with waste fabric so it will be even more than the ones shown in the photo. Enter to win on the box below. Enter by May 29. The winner will be announced May 31.
Today is the day that I promised you last week!
It's shibori day! These are all pieces from my personal stash and most are fat eighth size. They are probably my most special fabrics and I only have one bin of them. It takes a while to build a good collection but maybe these will be a great starter collection for one of you.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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