I made these little zip pouches out of a flag and text print last week for my mother.
She took them on her trip to China to give them away.
I also made a market bag from the same fabric.
Here's a journal cover I put together recently from some graphic prints
and a panel with women wearing different fruits and vegetables.
This didn't go to China, but to my quilty friend Cheryl, who celebrated a big birthday last week.
If you're still with me, I'll give away a zippy bag similar to the ones above
to any one of my followers.
If you've been with me for awhile,
just leave me a comment,
and if you've been lurking, join up and tell me you did.
I'll pick a winner on Friday, Oct. 28.
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I have you on my Google reader so I know whenever you have a new post...been reading for a quite a while...thanks for the interesting posts!
Those bags are adorable and the cover...you just gave me an idea of what to do with some fun fabric...thanks.
Cute bags. I've been reading your blog through my google reader for ages, but I went ahead and "joined" today.
What fun gifts for your mother to bring to China!
Cute bags! I've been your follower for a while.
Lovely bags to gift.the covery is very cute!!
I`m a follower.
Love the bags and journal cover. I have been a follower of your blog for a while now but have been struggling with an overflowing work schedule and not enough time to be online.
I just found your blog from 15 minutes of play. I need to fire out Google Reader to help me follow. I love the Canada fabric bags.
I was a lurker, now a follower!
I love your purses!
I have been looking at you blog just a little while. I really, really love what you do with bits and pieces. Now I don't feel so alone in this madness we create with our quilting and sewing.
So I signed up for email and posted a link on my blog for this giveaway. I haven't been so good at blogging myself. I have to learn more of this linking and other stuff.
I am so glad I linked to your blog. Now I am going to spend some time looking back at all your posts.. Got a feeling I am going to learn a whole bunch of new stuff.
Love the little bags. Thanks Linda
I am at CreationsbyLSM
OK So here I am again. I have been reading dozen's of quilting blogs lately and notice all the use of the Kaffee line of fabrics. I only have one really good quilt store near me. Is this fabric the latest and greatest. So many quilter's are using it. I get the bright colors, but so much abstract. I guess I am just out of style. I started over 20 years ago with mostly pastels. Then went to some darks due to a friendship with another quilter. I didn't quilt for a long time, due to work injury and that followed by some depression really did a number on me. Decided the depression wasn't worth all the trouble. Got back ,what for me was a salvation, quilting. Most of my material and related things are in storage and I can't get to them. But, I have been buying stuff when I can. The quilt shop here is big into Moda. I like the advantage of the pkg's for putting together of same fabrics. Guess now I will have to go and try to find some of this Kaffee fabric. Maybe start with a few piecess to see what all the rave is about. Didn't mean to make this so long. I am at home all the time by myself so I tend to rattle on when I get started.
Going to check our more of your 15 minute blog. Been looking and lurking, maybe I will join too.
Thank you for your blog and all your info.
I just had to laugh about your posting on the auto needle threader. I have had my machine probably 3 years or more now and just day before yesterday finally figured out how to use my auto threader.
Yes, I do follow you. Have a great week.
I too have been following your blog for a while. Your blog is awesome!
I have been a follower for a while. You were my first fabric swap! thanks for the giveaway!
I would love a zippy Canada bag.... celebrate my homeland! :-)
your zippy pouches are so cute. hope your mom enjoys China. I travelled there in 2007 and had my eyes wide open.
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