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Or if I have to choose just one fabric is the Brandon Mably Cosmos Cobolt.
Or if I have to choose just one fabric is the Brandon Mably Cosmos Cobolt.
I love Denyse Schmidt's Chicopee!
Thanks for a fabulous giveaway!
Pink Orange Mix: 5" Strips!
Thanks for a fabulous give away!
I too love the chicopee fabric. so cute, would love to make something with all that cute fabric. email@example.com
I love the remix dots – they'd make gorgeous backgrounds! Thanks for the giveaway!
Love memoir in white!
I love the To A Tee quilt kit. I really liked the way they had their fabric broken down into categories in the stash builder section, that could get me in lots of trouble!
I am in love with Madrona Road, trying to figure out the perfect project to use it on before I take the plunge and buy it. So pretty though!
Can I say the entire Polka Dot Basics area? I looooovvvvveee polka dots – as seen in my blog header: http://www.munchkinquilts.blogspot.com

Or if I have to choose just one fabric is the Brandon Mably Cosmos Cobolt.

Really wanting that Hex n More ruler! It looks like a fantastic tool!!
Fantastic shop. I love Kona Bright Bundle! Great giveaway.
I love mad about patchwork and alternate droolng over madrona road a nd the essex linen
I love the solids. Thanks for the giveaway!
Thanks for the giveaway!!! Madrona Road is actually my fave right now! Just LOVE it!

I love the Kona Sea Spectrum bundle!
There's a lot I like at Mad About Patchwork (and a lot I've bought from there!), but my favourite might be the shot cotton. I did buy the shot cotton sampler that you've got a photo of up there – so lovely!

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The Hex n Moore ruler caught my eye. Thanks for the chance to win!
I love the Flea Market Fancy bundle! Thanks to Mad About Patchwork for the great giveaway.
I really like that Chicoee bundle…great fabrics! Thanks for the chance to win!
I like that they have fat 1/8th bundles of the shot cottons. You can try out many different colors and then reorder your favorites – brilliant!
Love the shot cotton bundles!
They have so many wonderful fabrics but this is the first time I've seen Madrona Road and I've fallen hard for it! It's not my typical style but maybe that's why I like it so much…
I love the shot cottons!
My favourite is Chicopee, but I love Madrona Road too, especially in this colour way!
There are SO many favorites, but I think I'd really like to get my hands on the Westminster – Shot Cotton Samplers. Maybe on a couple of those. 🙂
I have had my eye on Chicopee for awhile. Thanks for the nice giveaway!
I love the spin cycle quilt pattern. Madrona Road would be great for it.
Brrr is my favorite, but of course I love Chicopee too!
I love the Heaven and Helsinki fat quarter collection!
I really liked the O Tinsel Tree line. I hadn't seen that before. Cute stuff!
Loving finding a Canadian fabric shop! I love their site layout. I could go for the flea market fancy bundle – oh the quilt I could make with it!
Oh! I love the O' Tinsel Tree Bundle!! I am so into christmas fabric, it's sick!
Love the Brr line by Laurie Wisbrun! Those polar bears are adorable!
Just one collection? There are so many I like. I'll pick Madrona Road as my favorite but I also really like Brrr and Chicopee.
The yellow fabric makes me swoony, too (:

I really like the crazy love collection!
I love some of the categories they have like Designer Basics and Stash Builders.
The Flea Market Fancy FQ bundle, for sure!! Thanks for the giveaway. 🙂
I love the Chicopee collection! My favorite being the Voltage Dot Black. Thanks for a chance to win this cute fabric! :)
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Love Heaven and Helsinki. The buildings and the birds are my favorite. Thanks.
Love this fun collection! Thank you for the giveaway! One of my favorite items in the shop is Crazy Love and it's on SALE oh my!!! 🙂
I love the Bermuda Cows bundle and the Fly a Kite bundle but that's probably because I have baby quilts on the brain. And don't even get me started about Flea Market Fancy, talk about swoony!
Really enjoy your blog!
I'm loving the Denyse Schmidt Chicopee! Thanks for the chance1
I like a lot but I really like the Stockholm Bundle!!! 🙂
I love the Crazy Love collection and the Cassie Baltic collection! Thanks for the give away!
I love their O'Tinsel Tree collection. deanie dot dreams at gmail dot com
I LOVE the Denyse Schmidt – Point Me Starter Pack kit!!! It makes me swoon!!! : ) email@example.com
I really like the Flea Market Fancy bundle! Thank you very much for the opportunity to win, it's very nice from you to share this giveaway with your readers
Um, the Madrona Road collection is my fave right now! I just love the mix of prints and those trucks! Thanks for the chance to win!
I am with you on the yellow floral in Madrona Road! And I still love Flea Market Fancy.
just one thing?! I love the Flea Market Fancy! Thanks for the chance to win! 🙂
I love the Chicopee bundle!
The Brrrrr…Ice line. Especially the two with the polar bears. Too cute.
I still like the Madrona Road bundle, but the candy dish pillow pattern on the homepage caught my eye too! Thank you for the giveaway!
The hip to be square pattern is adorable… but I'm pretty much in love with everything! firstname.lastname@example.com
I'm liking the Pepper line
by Robin Zingone for Robert Kaufman,
especially the numbered one!

The pillow and max field fabrics are amazing! I love the combinations of colors!
I can think of a gazillion projects that I would love to make with the Heaven and Helsinki bundle. 😉
I like the Red Holiday Bundle!
Just to name a few! – I love the Pepper: 12827, and the Heaven & Helsinki line, and the Madrona Road: Farmstead (this one reminds me of my father-in-law's family farm in ND)
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Love the Brrr! Bundle! 🙂 Thanks for the chance to win!
I absolutely love the Kaffee Fassett collection with all the vibrant blues and purples. I could just see that in another one of my beautiful Lone Star Quilte!!
Andalucia: Flora Turquoise
Such great eye candy! The whole shop is so colorful!
I love the Chicopee bundle but also the whole stash builder section. Brilliant!
Thank you for the chance of winning.
Tinsel Tree, with the black backgrounds! I love the birds and ornaments, and the Christmas Trees against black. Also the houses, and especially my favorite while polka dots on black! I use that kind of fabric all the time.
I LOVE the Kaffe Fassett Collective Collection!!!
Nice online shop.
I want everything they have! Especially a Heaven and Helsinki bundle, Pillow & Maxfield, Madrona Road (yum!), and, of course, a Chocopee bundle!!
I love the Fea Market Fancy Posie Brown! What a cute skirt or dress it would make for any age!
I absolutely adore the Brrr collection! I have been starting my Christmas quilts and that is just too sweet.
I love the Flora bundle. That would be a great addition to any stash.
Love the O Tinsel Tree…fun traditional Christmas prints! I'd be tickled to win this fun bundle. Perfect colors for the new bedroom we're finishing for our oldest daughter.
One of my favorites at Mad About Patchwork is the Pepper line by Robin Zingone for Robert Kaufman.

I am in love with "O' Tinsel Tree"! Thanks so much for the giveaway!
I really like the Pepper collection. I use black and white quite often.
Good Selection of fabric.I like Brr by Laurie Wisburn for Robert Kaufmon.
I love the Flea Market Fancy bundle! Thanks for hosting such a great giveaway!
I'm loving those shot cottons in the bundle, thanks for the chance to win :o)
Finally! A Canadian giveaway…these are a rarity, that's for sure! 🙂 I have this store on my list to visit when I head out that way. Love their City Green Kit – very sharp!
I like the 12828 Pepper
I love Chicopee but there's lots of great fabrics!!
That was a nice, refreshing online shopping experience. I like the pattern section…each one fresh and current.
like the kona bundles and the hex n more ruler by julie herman…and the candy dish pattern.
Lovely shop! The Kona solids are fabulous!
Love the bright reds in the crazy love fabrics. I am a bright color kind of gal!
I love that Madrona Road! The print with the little truck and garden is too cute! I also love the O' Tinsel Tree!
I really like Madrona Road. So pretty!
It has to be the Nadrona road collection. Just perfect for the give away.
I would have to say Chicopee Bundle… Gorgeous!
Thanks for the giveaway!
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I can't get enough shot cotton, but Farmsteas in the Madrona Road collection is pretty darn cute! Thanks for a great giveaway.
The FleaMarket Fancy bundle is a definite favorite right now. Love it!
Love the Madrona Road: Herringbone Blue!! My favorite colors!
Lots of cute fabric! Love the Chicopee Bundle! Thanks for the chance to win!
I'm adoring that Madrona Road: Farmstead Robin's Egg. Mad about Patchwork has tons of cute prints. Thanks for the chance to win such a great bundle.
Oh I love the shot cotton berry bundle – delicious
Urban Zoologie is cute, but I still think that Madrona Road is the best!
I love the Chicopee bundle!
wow, i just love shot cottons. no solid id rather be sewing with!
Dude! I'm just excited that there is a good shop to purchase from in Canada :)

Leigh Anne
I love the perle cotton thread samplers.
I love both DS lines. Chicopee & Flea Market Fancy. Thanks for the chance to win!
I love the Flea Market Fancy bundle – awesome colors!!
Fly Away bundle, without a doubt. I can see a lovely smocked top for my daughter… Or perhaps a skirt!
Love Brrrr! by Laurie Wisburn for Robert Kaufman. Fabulous colours! Thanks for the giveaway 🙂

Shot Cotton bundles! and Madrona Road, and Kona bundles, and Chicopee…Thanks!
I love all the Polka Dot fabrics! What a fabulous collection! Great Giveaway, please count me in.
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I'd love to have that Chicopee bundle 🙂
Chicopee bundle all the way. I have to get my hands on some of that.
I'd absolutely have to have the Robin's Egg Farmstead. Too cute. Love the little trucks!!!!
I think that the Andalucia collection is darling. -Nancy (email@example.com)
I love the Brrr! by Laurie Wisbrun. I really like how the colors pop on the finished 'Paw Paw' quilt from Sew Take a Hike that was posted in Pinterest too! 🙂
I love the Northern Lights quilt pattern. Thanks for the giveaway.
I like the Madrona Rd collection. Thanks so much!
Madrona Road is wonderful. Thanks for the chance to win.
Oh my goodness! How do you pick just one? I am getting two new Grand-babies in Feb. We don't know boys or girls yet. I love Urban Zoologie and Madrona Road for boy quilts and Chicopee for a girl! Thanks for the chance to win! I liked Mad About Patchwork on facebook and subscribed to their blog. Sooooooooooooooo excited!

I love the Madrona Road fabrics, plus I like the fact that Mad About Patchwork has such a good selection of Kona solids. They carry lots of colors!
I love the Heaven and Helsinki collection, especially City Block Orange!
I love Flea Market Fancy as well as Chicopee. Thanks for the great giveaway!

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I love chicopee! Thanks for the chance!
Chicopee makes me happy along with all of those fabulous shot cottons. Thanks for the chance! SMiles~Beth
thanx for the intro to mad about patchwork! enjoyed the browse and was delighted to find a bundle of free spirit's 'chickopee' that i really like!thanx for the chance to win some 'madronna road'!
Wow she still has Flea Market Fancy? I'm mad about that line. Thanks for the giveaway!
I am just delighted with "Delighted"! I know, that was corny – LOL
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Love the shot cotton bundles! Yummmmm…. Thanks for a great giveaway!
I like a lot of the fabrics, however my favorite is the new Madrona Rose. The blend of the colors works so well. Thanks for a change to win and I am a faithfull follower!
I like that they have quilt patterns and "odds and ends". Nice website!
I love how easy the site is to navigate.
I'm tempted to get some of the shot cottons for shirts for myself. They are a lovely light weight and great quality.
Thanks Amy
Hope to see you tomorrow at Sewing Sat.
i've been coveting the hex'n more ruler, and I see they sell it there! i may have to purchase it… i didn't know about this store in my province! i look forward to ordering from them soon 🙂
HELLO! NEAT SITE,EASY TO SHOP!
I'D CHOOSE "FLEA MARKET FANCY" AS A FAVORITE!
THANKS TO ALL FOR SHARING A CUTE GIVEAWAY!

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I love the Black Voltage Dot from Denyse Schmidt's Chicopee line. Thanks for the chance to win this wonderful bundle!!
I love Flea Market Fancy!
I really want some Chicopee. I have put it in a cart a few times, but have been unable to pull the trigger. Thanks!! I really love the Madrona Road.
I like the Pillow and Patchwork bundle.
I Love that it's from my home province! but I also love their stash building section. It's hard to find good online fabric stores in Canada that carry great fabric at great prices. I'm happy to add another to my list!
The Chicopee bundle certainly seems to be popular – it's my favorite, too. But the Madrona Road come in a close second!
I can't wait to get started on Christmas projects and the "O' Tinsel Tree" collection is adorable! Thanks for a fun give-away and the introduction to a new shop!
Thanks for the chance to win. I'm a new quilter and the shop looks great! I really love all the fabrics. Hmmm, as for my favorite… I really like the Urban Zooligie. Those chicks are sooo cute!

I'll email you my email…
REally love the chicopee bundle!
Great giveaway!! The remix fabrics look really nice. shelly sal4qtatgmaildotcom
Found the Stockholm Bundle and love it! Great shop! Thanks for a great giveaway!
I love Heaven and Helsinki so much but I'm on a buying ban :'( Hoping my OH will buy a bundle for my birthday
I love the shot cottons! Clementine looks like it would make a lovely fall tunic.
I love Brrrrr! It's such a fun wintery line!

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Any and all of the designer bundles…great choices!
I love the numbers print from the Pepper by Robin Zingone for Robert Kaufman collection. It is so graphic and fun and would be perfect for a teenage boy!

There are a lot of fabrics to like at Mad About Patchwork, and I'm not sure I can choose 1 favorite. Something I really like are the bundles, and a couple that really looked interesting are Winter Fun (great collection of colors) and Red Holiday (love the red and whites!). Of course, Madronna Road is beautiful, too.
I am so waiting for the new Bella fabric to come out! Awesome customer service and prompt shipping from Mad ABout Patchwork!!!
I fell in love with Madrona Road collection, so soft and peacefull!
Oh my!! The Stockholm bundle is amazing!! http://www.madaboutpatchwork.com/stockholm-bundle.html I am so glad to see this website. Definitely making my next fabric purchase here.
I am crazy about Madrona Road, so that is my favorite thing in the shop!
I like the Black & White Bundle…I love making Black/White quilts. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love the Stockholm bundle! So bright and cheerful.
My favorite is the Chicopee by Denise Schmidt. The bundle looks great.
The Kaffe Fassett Collective's are great. Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the Stockholm collection!
The uber-bright "crazy love" line is in the Summer Clearance section!
I like the"brrrr" bundle. The blues & reds are great together!
I still love Flea Market Fancy 🙂 thanks for the chance to win 🙂
Love the shot cottons that are available! Thanks for the chance to win.
Please include me in this giveaway! I LURVE Madrona Road, I purchased a few select prints and after seeing them in person, want more!!
I love the BRR!! and O' Tinsel Tree (although it is far too early for me to think about Christmas!)
I visited Mad About Patchwork and really fell in love with O' Tinsel Tree! SOOOO cute! Thank you for the chance!
I absolutely LOVE the polka dots!
I am definitely in love with Chicopee. I told my hubby most lines, I may like them, but they aren't "have to have". Chicopee, IS a have-to-have. HOping for it for an anniversary present. 🙂 Thanks for the chance!
I love the shot cottons but also see that my favourite book ever is stocked – Sunday Morning Quilts is fantastic.
I love the Michael Miller – Gypsy Bandana. The orange is my favorite. Thanks for the chance to wine.
I love the Chicopee bundle! Have had my eyes on it for awhile. Thanks for the great giveaway!! email@example.com
I like the Northern Light's pattern. http://www.madaboutpatchwork.com/northern-lights.html
Oh I love the shot cotton bundles – especially the cool and berry bundles. Thanks for the chance to win!!
I love the O'Tinsel Tree bundle so adorable for Christmas season approaching!
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I really like madrona road – especially in the blues and yellows!
So many cute things @ Mad About Patchwork. I love the "Delighted Dresden" pillow kit. That is a quilt block I have wanted to try. Just the right size, a pillow, to try the block and see if I want to tackle a larger project. I also love the price for the kit.
I like the Andalucia Tumblers bundle.
Love chicopee…but love it all fabric is so fun! True2beeme (at) yahoo (dot) com
I love Chicopee! 😀
I love the Chicopee Bundle!!

susie
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Metro Living Ivory in the sale section and of course Chicopee. Thanks for the chance, this fabric is awesome for a manly quilt which is what I want to make, for my Dad, he is 80 this year!
I like the O Tinsal Tree bundle. Thanks for the give-a-way!
I like Flora Bundle!Thanks for giveaway.
Oh so many things but would love to get my hands on some Denyse Schmidt's Chicopee! Thanks for the giveaway 🙂
I love Chicopee as well as the To the Tea Quilt Kit
I love Herringbone Blue in the Madrona Road line! Blues, yellow, and greys are my favorite colors to work with. Pink too, but that's not in this fabric. Great giveaway! 🙂
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I have ordered from Mad About Patchwork in the past. Pam is wonderful and her service is the best!
My favorite fabric in her shop right now is probably Brrrr. I am saving up to buy some before the holidays!
I just stared quilting a few weeks ago and am already addicted. I'm loving the polar bear on Brrr!
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My favorite is 'Fly a Kite' by Riley Blake. Unfortunately the bundle is out of stock.
I really love shopping at Mad About Patchwork. Right now I am really loving the line Brrr sooo cute!
Love the Flea Market collection.
I LOVE the Madrona Road offered as the giveaway — it is my favorite! Brr is wonderful too.
I love the shot cottons, especially the berry bundle. Thanks for a new fabric source, and a beautiful fabric giveaway!
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Love the O'Tinsel Tree Collection!!! LOVE!!!
- Tracie
I love the shot cotton sampler. All of the colors are beautiful! Thanks for the chance. 🙂
My favourite is the O'Tinsel tree fabrics by Robert Kaufman – they're bright and cheery.
My favorite is the new Chicopee by Denyse Schmidt.
Ooh, I love Mad About Patchwork. I'm especially loving the HexNMore ruler. Thanks for the giveaway!
Love, love the Madrona Road collection! Very unique and fresh colors.
Thanks so much for the great giveaway opportunity!
Nettie
I love that Zoologie fabric – soooo cute!!
JoAnn
I love the Flea Market Fancy bundle!!!!
I love the Flea Market Fancy bundle!!!!
I love the website, blog and online shopping! The website store has some beautiful and inspirational fabrics, kits, quilts, books and notions! The clearance and sale items are awesome with great price discounts!
I would love to win this giveaway!
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I really like Madrona Road, although Chicopee is nice too! Thanks for the giveaway 🙂
I really do like Madrona Road. The blue pickup truck takes me back to my childhood on a dairy farm with hay fields, Jersey cows, and my dad's pickup (but it was red.) Thank you for sponsoring the giveaway.
There are sew many wonderful items. Right now I am going to choose Chicopee !!Bundle
I am really head over heels for Madrona Road! Thanks for the chance to win!

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Thank you so much for showcasing a fellow Canadian! A great site & so much to adore. Being here "up north", I love the "Brrrr" line…I collect polar bear items & this fabric is to die for! Thanks for a chance at the give-away.
My favorite are the Flea Market Fancy prints!
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I really like the Chicopee bundle. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love all the polka dots!
I love her Stash Builders section. What a great idea! And within that, the Kona Sky bundle.
LOVE the Winterkist Holiday prints in the "coming soon" section. Fabulous colors. Thanks for the giveaway!
It's a toss up between the Chicopee Bundle and Flea Market Fancy Bundle.
I also really liked the Candy Dish Pillow Pattern.

I was lucky to buy some fabric from them when they were at Quilt Canada here in Halifax this past spring.

Alexis
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I love that this shop has all the Kona colors including the newest asof August 2012.
My new rule for myself is "only sollids".
Kate
oh gosh, I am in love with Robert Kaufman – Brrr! Bundle! email@example.com
I really need some Kona solids. I have my eye on several FQ bundles.
I'd have to say the stash builder section , particularly the Remix sunshine selections.
I love the Chicopee collection, the Brrr group and all the wonderful solids. Thanks for introducing me to a great store.
http://www.madaboutpatchwork.com/rhinestone-bundle.html i love this. thanks for the chance!
I like the black and white bundle.
What a nice shop! Thanks for linking to it!
I love everything and it's hard to pick 1 thing but I like her prices and her selections, especially O Tinsel Tree :)
Peggy in NJ
I really love the selection of Kona bundles she has available. I think the variety is desirable in an online shop. Thanks for sharing it with us…and thanks for a chance to enter the giveaway.
I like the Chicopee fabric but adore the Madrona Road — looks like Northern Illinois and South Wisconsin — thanks for the giveaway !}
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I love the Chicopee and Madrona Road, I've been drooling over those two lines since I first saw them.
I am a beginner and I've been eyeing the "sunday morning quilts" book. Since I'm new, I'm working with tons of scraps from other projects…This bundle would be a great first "real" quilt :0) firstname.lastname@example.com…thanks!
I love the brrr!,o'tinsel tree,kona bundles and die cuts, remix, stash builders – kona sky spectrum. Thank you for the giveaway..

I am a beginner and I've been eyeing the "sunday morning quilts" book. Since I'm new, I'm working with tons of scraps from other projects…This bundle would be a great first "real" quilt :0) firstname.lastname@example.com…thanks!
I love the Madrona Road collection – such cool and sophisticated colors!
I'm really wanting to try the Hex N More ruler.
Love the Madrona Road. Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the O'Tinsel Tree bundle! So cute!
Well, I already bought the Mona dark FQ bundle and a colour card. I would love to get some of the shot cottons, but many are out of stock – so I guess I'll just keep "stalking" her site.
Chicopee all the way! Love Denyse Schmidt. This this GORGEOUS yellow and blue fabrics from Violet Craft is verrrry tempting.

Thanks for the great giveaway. Please count me in.
One of my favorite things in the shop is the Northern Lights pattern! TY for the chance!
I love the Brrr collection, although tinsel town has some cute fabrics too. I guess I'm in Christmas mode already!
I like the Flea Market Fancy bundle:)
I love Flea Market and all the shot cotton:):) great site, I will definetly order from them! Thanks for the chance for a great giveaway!
The "Flea Market Fancy" collection is by far my favorite. So many options with what to do with those patterns. Oo la la! Thanks!
Madrona road bundle is my favorite! It would look so good as a quilt for my David!
I really like the Chicopee fat quarter bundle in cool colours – so lovely. Thanks for the giveaway & for the introduction to Mad About Patchwork.
Loving the Madrona Road and the shot cottons. Nice giveaway. Thanks.
I LOVE any text fabric. Always hard to find a really good one!
I'm interested in the Hex n More ruler, it looks great. Thank you for the great giveaway.
My current fav is Freespirit – Flea Market Fancy Bundle, swoon! Thank You!

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Kaffe Fassett Collective is my favorite. I loved that blue,red and purple designs! Those would be amazing in a quilt! I have not seen the combination before.
The tools, that hexnmore ruler looks like fun…and the crazy love fabric, love the pinks and oranges!
Oh, I seriously love the blue colorway of Madrona road! and the giveaway ends on my birthday, maybe that makes it extra lucky for me? thanks for the great giveaway! {I'd love to try those shot cottons someday, too}
I really need that Kona Garden collection. I just love solids sometimes. Thanks for the chance to win
I was intrigued by the Northern Lights pattern… a bit different from any I have done in the past. firstname.lastname@example.com
I love love love the candy dish pillow pattern! I also need to get some
What a great site at Mad About Patchwork! So many fabric selections!! One
new item that I just want to get is the Hex N More ruler. I could really
use that!! Thanks for the chance to win!

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I like Chicopee and the table runner kits. Thanks for the chance to win!
Lots of beautiful patterns- and those bundles! Heavenly! I saw a bundle I would love to have- the Rhinestone bundle. Rainbow colors! Yum!
I LOVE Madrona Road!! Especially the Haystack print – such a great blender!
The Flea Market Fancy bundle is my favorite item at Mad About Patchwork. Thanks for the great giveaway.
Thank you, Mad About Patchwork!!! It's hard to pick a favorite, but I truly love the quilt kit by Cherry House Quilts, House's House.
I have been searching and searching for the perfect fabric to make a quilt for a dear friend. I am LOVING the Madrona Road in blues. It's perfect for the nursery!
I Love the Modrona Road, Farmstead Robins Egg. It would be a nice backing fabric for a baby boy quilt Im working on currently. Thank you!
I love the Kaffe Fassett collection. Paperweight Cobalt is my favorite one.
Favorite item:
http://www.madaboutpatchwork.com/brrr.html

Deborah
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I love their kits. Thanks for this opportunity.
Wendy
Love that KF Shot Cotton Sampler! Thanks for the giveaway!
I saw Madrona Road: Wild Carrot Blue in your blog and decided I needed to take a closer look. I thought I liked it but after looking more closely at it @ "Mad About Patchwork" and now know I LOVE it! The collection is super but that is my favorite fabric in the line.
Lots of cute fabric, but I'd have to say O'Tinsel Tree is my favorite. Great website – easy to navigate! Denise email@example.com
I like the Chicopee bundle! Thanks for the chance at your giveaway.
I like the Flea Market Fancy bundle. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love the Bella by Lotta Jansdotter for Windham collection. Thank you for the opportunity!
The Andalucia line is SO pretty!!! Beautiful colors and patterns!! 🙂 Thank you for the chance to win your giveaway! 🙂
I love Heaven and Helsinki, especially the tulip prints. What a fun little shop!
Lots of really great fabric, but I loved O' Tinsel Tree. Great site too – easy to navigate. Denise email@example.com
They have a lovely site. Nice that it's in Canada. Under their coming soon button the Bella looks awesome. Thanks
I like the sale fabrics posted right on the home page.
I am into solids all of a sudden, and I like their color ways very much. I especially appreciate this giveaway, we all need a boost!

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I love the new line Chicopee! awolk at rogers dot com
I like the Freshcut fabrics
The Pillow & Maxfield collection is adorable…so bright and happy!!
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I like the Candy Dish pillow pattern by Jaybird Quilts. I also like the Aqua Red color story from Michael Miller and Chicopee by Denyse Schmidt (sorry, couldn't pick just one!)
I am currently a big fan of Kaffe Fasset and I love the shot cotton. Thank you for sponsoring the give away.
If could I would get a yard of each of the shot cottons. I love those. And I love the Kona Sunshine Spectrum FQ bundle.
LOVE the Chicopee! And I browsed the sales and there is some great stuff to build my stash!
Hiya! I don't like just items, I like the categories. Pre-Cuts & Bundles and Odds & Ends are 2 of my favorites. I like pre=cuts for the ease of use, and I always need things from the odds and ends section. But my favorite??? Has to be the Stash Builders—I mean, more fabric is always better, right??? Thanks for having the giveaway and introducing me to a new shop (just what my
Thanks for the fabulous giveaway and for introducing me to Mad about Patchwork. I popped over to their site…I love that they offer books and rulers and patterns in addition to fabric. I'll definitely be checking them out again. Madrona Road is a favorite…..can't wait to get my hands on it.
i really enjoyed the Kaffee Fassett Collective. They were all very beautiful. Thank you for the sweepstakes opportunity.
Loved the Kona bundles, especially liked the Sea Apectrum. Marlene
I like the City Aviation Kit from her shop.
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Mad About Patchwork has some cute fabrics. I love how they've bundled the Shot Cottons, The Shot Cotton Sampler is pretty cool, having all those selections. Although I must admit, my favorite collection is the Madrona Road. I've been in love with it from the very first time I saw it. Reading the story makes it extra special. I would love to have this collection. Each piece is so
So awesome! The three prints I have from it are all from the other colorway, I'll keep my fingers crossed! I love their shot cotton bundles, especially the warm one.
I love Chicopee by Denyse Schmidt for Freespirit. Thanks for the chance to win.

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I love Robert Kaufman's Tinsel Tree Bundle. Makes me feel all Christmasy!
Madrona road for sure. I was lucky to find a bit of the yellow with flowers and i love it. Need the rest now! Thanks for the chance!
I really like the Madrona Road collection. Such pretty colours.
Thank you for the generous giveaway!
Flea Market Fancy is gorgeous!!
I like the heaven and Helsinki collection. Haven't seen those yet. Love love that bundle of dark solids you have on this post!
I'm a huge Remix fan!
Madrona Road! Serious heart throbs for the gorgeous blues and yellows!
Chicopee is my fav. But I like several others too. Thanks for the giveaway.
Those shot cottons are amazing! I'd also love some Chicopee!
I like Heaven and Helsinki. They have a great store!
My like the Madonna Road line of fabric out now, but my favorite is Bella out soon.
I think I have to say Flea Market Fancy is still first on my wish list, but that new Brrr! is beautiful, too.
I'm glad to know this shop because I'm from Quebec … I really like the Brrr Sooo Cute collection !!
Thank you for this giveaway.
I really love the fabric Get Together:Bears in Line. It is located under the novelty section of their website. It's very cute!
Love the Andalucia Bundle…those fabrics are my favorite.
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I love the simplicity of the Madrona Road! Thanks for the giveaway!

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I think I may have to make a quilt for my Vermont friend in Brrrrr! Love it!
I love the Chicopee! And the Madrona Road! And everything else! Thanks for the giveaway!
I Just love O' Tinsel Tree…I can't believe I'm looking at Christmas fabric its not even fall yet! Thank you for the giveaway.
Flea Market Fancy bundle is really cute! This blog is really wonderful I really love all the beautiful quilts.
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They have beautiful fabric selections and I liked the fabrics, esp. Kaffe Fassett selection.
Being a beginner, I thought it would be fun to try the Delighted! Dresden Pillow Kit.
I really like that there isn't so many things to look at that you get totally sidetracked or forget what your looking for. I am loving Madrona Road collection at the moment. Thanks for the giveaway!
My favorite is the City Green kit by Cherri House.
Thank you for a chance to win this wonderful giveaway!
I love the Kaffe Fassett purples & blues. They're amazing!
The Heaven and Helsinki bundle is super cute. Thanks for the giveaway!
I am in love with Chicopee. Thanks for the nice giveaway!
The best thing about the Mad About Patchwork site was clicking on Brrr! and finding you not only got to see the fabric, but could link to a Pinterest board with ideas on what to do with the fabric. I love this!
I love the new black and white Pepper collection at Mad About Patchwork!
I just love that there are stash builder catagories named Storm, Sky and Sunshine! Gives me ideas…
I love the colours of Madrona Road, especially Sweet Field in Blue print.
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being offered…and even better being from Ontario myself this is great…
I'm not sure how I ended up here originally, but I just spent the last 45 minutes admiring the gorgeous quilts in your Flicker account. I especially love your Union Jack!
I really like the Riley Blake – Fly A Kite Bundle

I love Brr in the Ice colorway! love love it! and Jaybird Quilts new pattern Northern lights! thanks for a great giveaway!
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Madrona Road is on the top of my list. I also like the way the site is set up, it is very fresh looking and easy to use. Thank you for letting me know about this store!
I like the Brrr collection a lot! And Madrona Road…..something different about both of them I haven't seen for a while….the website is very easy to navigate which I really like too. Thanks for the giveaway!

I am loving Robert Kaufmans pepper! I just joined a black and white bee and can't wait to get my hands on that fabric! lm(dot)edgett(at)gmail(dot)com
i love chicopee!
thanks for the giveaway!
I love that chicopee bundle! Holy cow! they would be so fun!! Love all your designs! Thanks! Anne-Marie (email@example.com)
I like the Red Holiday Bundle as I have used almost all of my reds up in my Christmas stash.
I love Flea Market Fancy but ADORE Madrona Road!! Thanks for the chance at the giveaway and introducing us to Mad About Patchwork!! Love their name too!!
Thanks for a great Canadian giveaway…I love this shop especially all the Kona cottons including all the juicy new colours. Thanks for the opportunity to win this great package.
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I really like the fact that they have so many colors in the Kona Solids line – man, is it ever hard to find a really good selection all in one place!
Thanks for the opportunity to win!
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I love the Kona sky spectrum bundle – its reduced too!
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I like the City Aviation Kit.
I loved the Laurie Wisburn BRR. I bought her llama fabric on her etsy store! SHe is a great designer.
I love the Brrrr fabrics! I'm really into Christmas things lately for some reason…I love this time of year!
im in the christmas fabric mood lately…. i have to say i really like O' Tinsel Tree 🙂
I love Chicopee right now. I'm getting ready to move and would LOVE to decorate my living room with some things made with this collection! I also love the Farmstand print from Madrona Road. Reminds me of my childhood out in the country too.
actually madrona road is at the top of my wish list!! Thanks for the great giveaway!!!
Love the O' Tinsel Tree Bundle! Thanks!
Andalucia! Want the Tumblers!!! That is such cooool Fabrics!! (am droooooling….)

Saw alot of fabrics I love too….love the Colors! Prints! ALL of 'em!

Thanks for chance to win some too! 🙂
I love the winter fun bundle!!

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I have ordered from Mad About Patchwork several times and just love their Kona bundles. Madrona Road looks so pretty, if I don't win I will probably order the set!
ooh, I love all the argyles in the Remix collection!
The Madrona Road Farmstead fabric is too cute! Thanks for the giveaway!
Chicopee by Denyse Schmidt for Freespirit is a favorite.
i really love brrr thanks for the giveaway
Great shop! I especially love that you can order 1/4 yd cuts!
Love the Madrona Road collection. Great colors! The Zoologie is adorable! The Chicopee Paisley is lovely too!
I like Heaven and Helsinki! Madrona Road is lovely, too… thanks for the chance to win!
Come on, we all know the most awesome is madrona road! Just love it! Oh! And how cute is o tinsel tree too? I've been enjoying your blog for a few weeks now, and it's great! I work at a cutting counter at a Joann fabrics, and am looking to do my first quilt!
I love the O Tinsel Tree collection. It would be great for Christmas projects. The Madrona road has beautiful colors though too.
I love O Tinsel Tree and the batiks. Thanks for this opportunity!
Ooh nice! Ok it is a toss up between Chicopee and Brrr!
What an unusual way of categorizing fabrics! Robert Kaufman – Picnic Party really caught my eye. Thanks!
I am in love with the sea glass collection of Kona solids
Lovely Madron Road..!!!!!! Enjoy your posts.

Oh my….I have been very into gray/yellow mixes. I love the added blue in the Madrona Rd. thanks for the great giveaway!
love the Andalucia Bundle!
I love the andalucia in flora-turquoise. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
I love Stockholm and Remix but most of all I love that this shop is in Ontario and has free shipping in Canada! Thanks for introducing me to this shop, I have now bookmarked it.
I love the Urban Zoologie line. The giraffes are so cute (my fave) and the colors fantastic!
The text prints are super cute! I also like some of the Chicopee prints, and the Pepper collection – black and white is one of my faves!
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I love the Madrona Road fabrics – Farmstead and Haystack are my favourites. Thanks for the fab giveaway:)
The City Park Pattern is gorgeous. I think it woul dfit nicely with the cool colors!
I like basic fabrics and linen, are beautiful, de remix dot too, I love them.
Great giveaway!

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Love the Black & White bundle and the Brr! bundle. Madrona Road is gorgeous too, thanks for the chance to win!
I love the Urban Zoology Spring with the little chicks. So cute! I would love to win, so pick me! 🙂
I'm really into Flea Market Fancy and trying to find the perfect project for my small stash I'm collecting, so I think I would start there. Thanks!
Loving the Stockholm Collection! firstname.lastname@example.com
Lots of lovely lines that I have seen, but one that I haven't seen before and love, is 'Pepper'. What a great black & white collection to add to the stash. 🙂
I adore the soon to come Bella by Lotta Jansdotter for Windham! I hope to design a yellow and gray quilt for my bedroom soon, and some of those patterns would be just perfect for it.
I just love the Andalucia Bundle! It looks so great :)

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Madrona Road Wild Carrot in blue…sooooo lovely
I love the City Lights kit and the Madrona Road bundle!

Thanks for the giveaway!

I am in love with several of the black and white fabrics, nice selection there.
My favorite is the all the Kona bundles! Thanks for the giveaway!
I would love the shot cotton and Essex linen fabrics – desperately need some basics in the very rapidly dwindling stash…fingers crossed for the giveaway! Thanks!
If I have to pick one favourite it is the Flora Bundle from westminster. Love it! But the shot cotton also seems wonderful!!
What is not to like at this store! I liked the Andalucia bundle, and Chicopee also. I just like the name Chicopee too.
I love her bundle of pink and orange!

I love her bundle of pink and orange!

I really like the northern lights quilt pattern. beautiful!

I like that Heaven and Helsinki Wire Frame in Pink. Thanks for the chance to win 😀
I love that they have kits – especially the "dresden pillow kit" and at such a good price!!
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Yes I would agree that Madrona Road is a lovely little collection to place in shopping cart.
I really love the blues and yellows in the Madrona Road collection. I could think of lots of projects to make with those prints.
ooh – I do love that Madrona Rd bundle! Gorgeous! Thanks!
I like the Crazy Love Victoria in orange.
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I love the flea market fancy. Super cute, and I can see many projects using them.
I love the colors of the Kona Cotton.

Thanks for a fabulous give away!
I fall more in love with Chicopee every time I see it…and Madrona Road is a pretty close second. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway!
Love the fly a kite collection (on sale!) and the fact that they have sections for stash building. email@example.com
Looks like a great shop. I loved all the new solids, very pretty. Thanks for the great giveaway.
Medrona Road and Chicopee are my two favorites! Thanks for the chance to win.
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I LOVE the chicopee collection!
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I like the Fly the Kite bundle. It reminds me of windy days that I love so much.
Beautiful fabrics. I love Christmas fabric and the novelty prints but I think I must choose the Madrona Road fabrics – these look wonderful.
My favorite thing in the shop is the Hex n More ruler – this is at the top of my wish list as far as needs (well maybe things I want besides fabric) goes.

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I searched this site and there was lots to love!!! But if I had to pick just one, it would be Madrona Road. Those colors (blues, yellows) are right up my alley. They made me smile,and of course I love that old truck! I also love anything Denyse Schmidt does so Chicopee would be a close second!
I like the Fly a Kite bundle! Super cute! Thanks for the giveaway!
I'd love to have the new Chickopee bundle…so pretty. I also love the new Tinsel….also very pretty!
I am in LOVE with Flea Market Fancy Bundle! The colors (especially the sage) melt my heart!
I love their Brrr! Bundle. The weather turned into fall this weekend and now I am dreaming of Christmas and bundling up for the winter 🙂
I love the Brrr! Bundle! I am dreaming of the holidays and snuggling up under a big blanket with a cup of coffee…the weather has finally turned into a fall crispness this weekend 🙂
Thanks so much for the opportunity! Mi really like the Brr bundle.
Chicopee is cute!
I am totally in love with Winterkist so I love that the shop is expecting that to arrive. I would love to buy this whole range, just need to find a money tree!!
I love the Kona solids!!
My favorite is Madrona Road, I love that collection. Have a great week!
I have been eying of Madrona Road for a while now….it hasn't made its way 'down under' yet!
Madrona Road is actually one of my favorites, I've been debating about it for a few weeks! Thanks for the lovely giveaway!
I adore Robert Kaufman's Brrr! Bundle. Thanks a lot for the chance.
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Chicopee Bundle, of course!
Ooh, great shop! I really love their thematic Stash Building section. Such great themes and color ideas. I love the polka dots and sunshine bundles. Thanks for the great find!
I love all kind of fabrics. But this time, I really adore the candy dish cushion pattern. It's terrific.

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I love all the great chicopee fabrics! Thanks for the chance to win!
I love that they carry the Remix. Thanks. cwhelan at williamwoods dot edu
I like the Pepper group as I'm interested in using black/white in my next quilt
Pepper by Robin Zingone for Robert Kaufman

The Andalucia fabric is so colorful and lovely! And the Brrr! fabric is super cute. Thanks for a great giveaway.

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I LOVE the Madrona Road bundle. So great, love the colors!
I'm in love with the Madrone Road, Wild Carrot! Just love it!
Thanks again for such a great giveaway!!
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I'm in love with the Madrone Road, Wild Carrot! Just love it!
Thanks again for such a great giveaway!!
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There are sooo many things to love, but if I have to pick just one it is the variety of Kona solids that are available. Thanks!
Chicopee it is! Too cute I love those blues and greens.
I love the pepper collection and the black and white section. Fabric colors are beautiful for quilts, but sometimes it's fun to use black and white enhancing the designs!
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I like Freespirit Fabrics new Chicopee line.
I love the Bermuda Cows Bundle, that would make a beautiful baby boy quilt! email@example.com
Madrona Road is just darling…my hat is off to the designer of these prints. Thank you for this fun contest.
I love the Denyse Schmidt – Point Me Starter Pack.
Thanks for the giveaway
I love Flea Market Fancy!
I love the Urban zoologie bundle! i need it!!!
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The sale links on the right hand side of the page caught my eye right away. How fun is that Crazy Love!?!
I like the urban zoologie collection!
Honestly, I LOVE that fabric! That would be my favorite thing 🙂 But I searched the site anyway– what a great online resource! I would also love to get the "Crumb" pattern :)

Thanks so much for the giveaway!
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Love the Urban Zoology chicks! I also think the Hex n More ruler is awesome. Thanks for the giveaway!
Great shop! Love the Urban Zoologie prints, especially the cows!
I loved checking out all the blogs fabric…some pretty stuff! I do really like the Madrona Road…fun. Great giveaway!
I loved checking out all the blogs fabric…some pretty stuff! I do really like the Madrona Road…fun. Great giveaway!
I love the Kona bright bundle!!
Madrona Road really calls to me. And Yeah for my go-to Canadian online fabric shop!
The Urban Zoologie is too, too cute! :)

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I like the Brrr! Fabrics!
I love the O' Tinsel Tree collection! What a fun whimsical bundle!
I love the O' Tinsel Tree collection! What a fun whimsical bundle!
She's got Chicopee right up on top and I am LOVING that series right now!
Heaven and Helsinki for me, especially City Block Orange.
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I'd love "Creatures and Critters 2" so that I can make something for my new grandson!


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So, I know there's a lot of Indian users on this forum and I'm hoping I can get some good tips from you (other can of course contribute as well).
I'm going to the Andaman Islands i January/February for some vacation.
I will spend most the time on Havelock Island and Neil Island.
Has anyone been to these islands? Do you know anyone who's been there?
I'll spend half a week in New Dehli as well. What is a MUST see?
wow awesome awesome awesome
i'm feeling very good and i'm realy glad and i would like to help you..
well i''m from new delhi :smileywink: i have never been to the andaman islands but i'll search all the attractions of the islands..
well here are the attractions of new delhi
YOU HAVE TO GO HERE..promise me you will
its amazing...and i'm sure you wouldn't have seen anything like this...it's simply awesome....
here are some pics..
awesome right..and it will look far more awesome if you see it standing there
The beautiful mandir built without steel, consists of 234 ornately carved pillars, 9 ornate domes, 20 quadrangled shikhars, a spectacular Gajendra Pith (plinth of stone elephants) and 20,000 murtis and statues of India's great sadhus, devotees, acharyas and divine personalities.
then you have other great things :smileywink:
2. giant screen film
3. boat ride
4. musical fountain
5. garden of india
for full details
well this is one of the attraction , i'll be adding more places
I will have to talk everything through with my friend whom I will travel with but this looks cool. That temple looks amazing!
I know New Dehli is a huge city and there's probably no good answer to this but where do you reckon we should live if we want to see as much as possible? Should we go with the logic and try to find a hotel in the very city center or are there better places?
We're also talking about taking a trip to Taj Mahal. Is it worth it? ...or is it just a tourist trap? It looks pretty impressive.
I've been at (and inside) the Giza pyramids in Kairo and that was some impressive stuff. I image this can be something similar.
well this is another great monument here in delhi
well its a good place... well if you are coming here so i dont want you to miss all this...
This colossus citadel made by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan is pride of Delhi. The mighty fort spreading in 2.4 km is built with red stone and thus got the name Red Fort or Lal Quila.
and if you come here dont forget the CHANDNI CHOWK MARKET :smileywink:
it even has its own wikipidea page
here are some pics..
well its crowded a little bit but its worth going
its basically a lane full of shops who serves paranthas ( fried indian breads ) you have to try them :smileywink:
the street has its own wiki page
these are some famous shops in chandni chowk
and in chandni chowk itself you have the JAMA MASJID ( mosque )
this is the main entrance /\
hmm ok....
so there are many hotels , you will find in any place
there is a place called " paharganj" if yours is a budget trip you will get rooms here at very low price
there are just hotels here
and it has metro connectivty , you can go to any part of delhi on the delhi metro ( another thing to see )
you can go to akshardham , cannaught place ( awesome shoping place . images coming ) red fort , jama masjid , chandni chowk , qutub minar and many more places )
so in short , metro will be your personal vehicle :smileywink:
( you can get a metro card , just ask the metro guys for one day metro card , you will be charged only once and you can travel in metro for a full whole day with no further cost you can exit and enter several times )
so coming back to hotels..
paharganj is the place for you :smileywink: good hotles , metro connectivity and al things are available there...
most of the tourists stays there only
otherwise if you want you can have good hotels in cannaught place .. but charges will be high
there are also bed and breakfast schemes avaialble in delhi..
for more you can check this...
http://www.delhicapital.com/delhi-hotels/ :smileywink:
for shopping cannaught place and janpath is the place :smileywink:
again it has metro connectivity ( rajiv chowk station )
anything and every shop is there
theres a famous pastry shop called the wengers you have to try it :smileywink:
its in the inner circle..
well i hope i have helped :smileywink:
well yes taj mahal is also a place to see
if you want any detailed information , then only hire a guide..
well but i think you should not
you can look at all the things by yourself..
theres no need..and you said it correct , i am not proud of this but they misguide tourists and extract money so you will be better off without a guide
one more warning : guides will flood you haha..... they will be all over , around you ..just a warning
You're on fire! Thanks for all the tips.
I only have 4 days in New Dehli so I won't have time for all this but I'll sit down and have a look at this and see what my friends think about it. Thanks again!


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Ireland will be chomping at the bit to get their Six Nations campaign back underway again against Italy in Dublin on Saturday.
The Irish have been inactive since losing to Wales on the opening weekend of the tournament and will be eager to resume with a win against the Azzurri, which will end Ireland's three-match losing streak at the Aviva Stadium.
Italy sit bottom of the Six Nations table following defeats to France and England while Ireland similarly have no points after losing to the Welsh, before their clash in Paris was postponed due to the weather. The lone positive from the French farce is that it gave Ireland's players the chance to rest aching bodies ahead of this weekend's clash with the ultra-physical Italians.
Indeed, one thing any team can rely on when they face Italy is a test of their muscle. And with the rescheduled tournament giving Ireland an unexpected four games in four weekends, Jacques Brunel's men will provide a tough start to that run of fixtures.
Italy come to Dublin knowing they've lost every Six Nations match against Ireland since entering the tournament, leaving just the Irish and England as the two scalps they've yet to claim in the competition. They came close to their first-ever victory over England two weeks ago after leading 15-6 early in the second half at a snowy Stadio Olimpico in Rome, before conceding 13 unanswered points.
Ireland's previous Six Nations encounter with Italy ended with a heart-stopping 13-11 victory at the Stadio Flaminio secured only by Ronan O'Gara's last-minute drop goal – while Ireland needed a second-half blitz to see them off at the World Cup, ending their hopes of reaching the knockout stages.
One factor which could work in Italy's favour is Ireland's poor record at the rebuilt Lansdowne Road. Since the redeveloped arena opened in 2010, Ireland have lost six of the nine internationals played there.
"We're well aware of the record and it is annoying and frustrating," said Ireland skipper Paul O'Connell.
"We've rarely put in an 80 minute performance there and that's the real problem. We're an excellent side but we haven't been that excellent side for the whole 80 minutes and that will be the goal for this weekend."
Ireland centre Gordon D'Arcy agrees with his captain, admitting their championship hopes will go up in smoke unless they drastically improve their home form. The defeat to Wales on the opening weekend of the Six Nations was the Irish's third successive defeat in Dublin.
"Regardless of who we are playing, it's a home game and we should be winning those," said D'Arcy.
"The fallout from the Wales game was maybe justified by the exit from the World Cup, the fact that it was our first game at home and the amount of games we lost at the Aviva last year."
Ireland will field the same line-up chosen for the postponed Round Two clash with France. Brunel, by contrast, has made four changes to his side that squandered a nine-point lead in their 19-15 loss to England.
South African-born Tobias Botes will make his first start despite, after replacing Australian-born Kris Burton, missing two penalties against England that could have helped Italy to a historic victory over the defending Six Nations champions. But Burton's tactical kicking from fly-half was also widely criticised.
A big blow for Italy is the injury to star prop Martin Castrogiovanni, who will miss the rest of his team's campaign after breaking his rib against England. Lorenzo Cittadini has been handed the ardous task of filling Castrogiovanni's boots, while Michele Rizzo replaces the dropped Andrea Lo Cicero.
The Castrogiovanni injury is a set-back Italy could do without, but with Italy looking for their first win in the championship, the hunger to win will still be there as they bid to avoid a 13th straight Six Nations loss to the Irish.
Ones to watch:
For Ireland: Keith Earls was our player to watch against Wales, but was a late withdrawal for personal reasons. He was named to start against France, but this time the weather kept him out. The Munster man will be hoping it's third time lucky this time round as he lines up in Ireland's famous number 13 jersey to prove he's the best player to fill Brian O'Driscoll's shoes.
For Italy: Tobias Botes made the headlines for all the wrong reasons in only his second Test match for Italy when he came on as a replacement at fly-half against England. He has a been given a chance to make amends, but will be targeted by the Irishmen from the kick-off.
Head to head: While Italy are keeping ball in hand a bit more and being more expansive, the Ireland pack will be bracing themselves for another ferocious forwards battle. The Azzurri are one of the best in the business when it comes to the maul, scrum and are exceptionally good around the fringes. But while Italy may be stronger up front, Ireland are stronger at the breakdown – an area the visitors must match if they are to achieve victory.
Recent results:
2011: Ireland won 36-6, Dunedin
2011: Ireland won 13-11, Rome
2010: Ireland won 29-11, Dublin
2009: Ireland won 38-9, Rome
2008: Ireland won 16-11, Dublin
2007: Ireland won 23-20, Belfast
2007: Ireland won 51-24, Rome
2006: Ireland won 26-16, Dublin
2005: Ireland won 28-17, Rome
2004: Ireland won 19-3, Dublin
Prediction: Whilst Italy have been a far more competitive unit thus far this season, they just can't keep it up for 80 minutes. Defeat is not an option for Ireland and we're expecting them to come out all guns blazing. Ireland to win by 14 points.
The teams:
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Keith Earls, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Andrew Trimble, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Paul O'Connell (c), 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Tom Court, 18 Donnacha Ryan, 19 Peter O'Mahony, 20 Eoin Reddan, 21 Ronan O'Gara, 22 Fergus McFadden.
Italy: 15 Andrea Masi, 14 Giovanbattista Venditti, 13 Tommaso Benvenuti, 12 Alberto Sgarbi, 11 Luke McLean, 10 Tobias Botes, 9 Edoardo Gori, 8 Sergio Parisse (c), 7 Robert Barbieri, 6 Alessandro Zanni, 5 Marco Bortolami, 4 Quintin Geldenhuys, 3 Lorenzo Cittadini, 2 Leonardo Ghiraldini, 1 Michele Rizzo.
Replacements: 16 Tommaso D'Apice, 17 Fabio Staibano, 18 Antonio Pavanello, 19 Simone Favaro, 20 Fabio Semenzato, 21 Kris Burton, 22 Gonzalo Canale.
Date: Saturday, February 25
Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Kick-off: 13.30 (13.30 GMT)
Weather forecast: Overcast with patches of sunshine. High of 10°C and a low of 6°C.


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Rochester Police Chief James Sheppard announced his retirement, effective Dec. 31. Sheppard sent an email to his department Wednesday morning.
"It has been a tremendous honor to serve you and the citizens of the City of Rochester, and be a part of what I know is one of the finest police departments in this country," he wrote to his staff.
Mayor-Elect Lovely Warren thanked Sheppard for his service.
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Sheppard spoke at noon at the Public Safety Building.
"First off, I just want to say to the rank and file, the men and women of the Rochester Police Department, 'It's been a great run,'" he said. "For me it has been 33 years of service to the city of Rochester."
Sheppard joined the Police Department in 1981, working his way up through the ranks for 27 years before leaving in 2008 to become director of safety and security for the Rochester City School District.
He returned to the city in March 2010 as director of the Office of Public Integrity. He was appointed chief of police in November 2010.
"Can't get away from public service," Sheppard said. "I've enjoyed it. It's been a good run. It's my time, and I'm ready to go."
Sheppard said he was retiring "most definitely on my own terms," and that his retirement had nothing to do with the recent mayoral election.
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Sheppard wished his department well.
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Sasuke is a necessary counterpart to Naruto in This Manga.
The story needs an Uchiha if it's going to conclude the cycle of hatred that began between the Younger and older brother sons of the SO6P, or Madara and Hashirama. I think it's obvious that Sasuke needs to be developed to the point where he can play his role.
while you are right, it doesnt improve the quality of the manga and as of late they have been so boring.
Originally Posted by StareIntoMySharingan
It can get even deeper; what if Itachi's father told, commanded, or wanted Itachi to eventually sacrifice Sasuke for his eyes and gain the EMS as a weapon against Konoha. Or something along those lines! O_O
@S.I.M.S., you have made a very good point. I think Itachi is keeping a dark secret from Sasuke, the reason this seems more likely to be the scenerio to me because Sasuke's father never gave a crap about him. It was all about Itachi.
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How long will it take for Itachi to force Kabuto to Undo Edo Tensei?
Could it be that with the final effect of Izanami, Kabuto would learn from the mistakes he made in the past and take a different path. As what I've understood, you can only break from Izanami by going through some kind of self-realization. So when Itachi said, it's time to end Edo Tensie, probably Kabuto will wake up from Izanami a changed person and voluntarily end edo tensie.
This is my prediction. Now that Kabuto is under an illusion. Madara can now freely detect his location and immediately transport there via zetsu-like transportation and kill Kabuto even before he can end ET.


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When it comes closer to roll-out time, if you need a hand with any of the mods & scripts that aren't compatible or need new ones let me know and I'll see if I can help. I have a fair bit of experience in PHP and MySQL.
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Thanks and +Rep x2.. also once we update to vB4 we can add things like Tapatalk and ForumRunner for iPhone, Android, webOS, Windows Phone 7, BlackBerry, Nokia, etc users.
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Sounds good - i was just going to suggest mobile apps - i even started looking at deving an Android app myself, but life got in the way. If vB4 supports this out of the box then that gets my vote! (The one thing i miss when i'm on the move is my daily fix of "Sony is now sueing xxxx" posts! )
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+Rep to PSPSwampy as well. So far we have the general Forum and section pages near complete in vB4, so next weekend will be the thread templates, then Administrative stuff followed by Plug-Ins and ports.
We plan to offer several light and dark vB4 style choices from a dropdown so that users can select one that is easiest on their eyes, and along with Visitor Messages it will have a full Private Messaging (PM) system for all non-Newbie UserGroups.
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Upgrade to version 4 looking at thread it's better and less hassle for moderators.
Ideas : 1. Alert on main page if someone has respond to one of your threads or a thread you've added comments to , this will save you searching through them.
2. I've been mithed by getting rep points off on 2 occasions and replies now why but if you include a list of "what would cause negative rep" might help in future.
3. iPhone app would attract more users and you could log on on the move.
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Thanks madmax69 and +Rep as well... a few answers:
1. vB4 includes thread subscriptions that will notify users via Control Panel Notifications and I believe the PM system as well.
2. Everyone +/- Reps any posts they like or don't like, so there is no "set in stone" formula since it's based on the individual. Personally speaking, I go by the Site Rules and Quality Posts Guidelines when I + and - Rep users for posts and replies.
3. Once we make the move to vB4 we definitely plan to modernize the site with iPhone or related apps that are available. I haven't looked into them yet as right now we are knee-deep working on vB4 integration, but once vB4 is live and running then it will be near the top of our list.
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Any plans on a chatbox style addon in the future for quick Q+A's that don't really warrant a post?
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Sadly no plans at all for a chatbox, mainly as most are server resource hogs and they also reduce Forum activity. Once someone answers a question in a chatbox it ends up deleted similar to IRC, but Forum posts are archived so that others with the same question can search to find the answer making the time and effort spent in answering them worthwhile.
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Well first I wanted this site to be the same, but a new version of vBulletin is nice, it keeps the site fresh, the only site that shouldn't be renewed is youtube
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There wasn't much color used back then and the fillings and designs were very simple relative to today's offerings, so I looked for the subtle differences in size, shape, the twist of the drizzle, the hint of a possible nut… all were clues to treasure inside. Even shaking the chocolate could even be rewarding if one was in pursuit of the elusive chocolate covered cherry. My favorite was the nutty caramel.
I'm happy to say that I still have that childlike excitement whenever I open up a box of assorted truffles—whether ours or another artisans'. I still stop and take in with full measure the chocolate aroma when I open the box, and then I let my eyes dance from piece to piece to piece, struggling to decide which one to try first. Fortunately, I went from candy store kid to chocolate studio owner, so I don't have to choose just one or two and I don't have to wait for a holiday to enjoy our chocolates… neither do you. But there is still something special about savoring Easter memories of my Granny and Uncle Tony and those special boxes of chocolate.
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Style # 206812
With a curved cut that embraces the foot and sheer cutouts at sides, this pair of bebe booties is a sure way to inject your look with a touch modern elegance. Whether you pair it with a favorite pair of jeans or a highly-embellished party look, the result will always be chic.
- Leather upper, synthetic outsole
- Imported
Kayla Sheer Peep Toe Bootie 4 4
Pleasantly surprised I tried on these shoes tonight only because they are about the same height of the heels that I normally wear out. I absolutely loved them and purchased these along with several other items. The 30% off storewide sale was just an added bonus. Great job bebe!! December 24, 2012
These hot hugh numbers do run BIG OMG, so in love with these babies :) The back of the ankle is high yet so unique these look hot with jeans as well as a dress. I bought a stripped leather jacket a few months ago that these match to the "T" which I did not notice until putting in my closet, what an extra bonus. Sexy sexy unique shoes, very high :) December 21, 2012
This shoe is sexy and strong If you buy online beware you will need to go down a full size. December 18, 2012
NO When I purchased these the only picture available is the one with the model. Based on the picture who would've known that the back of the shoe went back SO high?! I seriously thought the back of the shoe went no higher than the ankles, which it's probably why the actual picture of the shoe itself wasnt displayed in the first place. Also, they are HUGE. I normally wear a 5 and these fit more like a 6 or maybe even 7. The size guide on this website is way off. Unfortunately I don't have the option to "size down" unless bebe decides to make a size 4 available. Great examples of shoes that run true to size are JS, SM, VS, and NW. Lastly I paid for basic shipping which is supposed to take 3-5 days per this website. Placed my order 12/2 and received it 12/11. Not worth the price. I will not buy shoes from bebe again. December 15, 2012
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The Franklin 1400 Goalie Blocker is a great choice for the dek, ball and street hockey goaltenders. The ACD vented Pro-Flex cuff provides goaltenders with great mobility and breathability to keep them cool and comfortable during a heated game.
Franklin ensured to provide players with thorough ventilation with the ACD (Air Cooled Design) Pro-Flex cuff that uses perforated foams for a good air flow. The Shok-Sorb® foam block pad is constructed of high density foams to offer a lightweight design without sacrificing protection. The palm has a comfortable feel with the vented synthetic suede material that allows the hand to breath while remaining durable.
- Model Number: 12065F15
- Level of Play: (Senior)
- Roller: Up to Recreational Street
- Ice:
- Not to be used for ice hockey
- *Non-certified for ice hockey
- Sizing Guidelines:
- Senior: 7" - 8 3/8"
- Measured from heel of palm to tip of middle finger
- Hand Selection:
- Regular = Catcher used on the left hand
- Full Right = Catcher used on the right hand
- Exterior:
- Synthetic leather face material
- Heavy duty nylon on the sides and back
- Finger Guards:
- Padded thumb and easy-flex reinforced knuckleguard
- Inner hand flap uses a thin, dense foam layer
- Thumb protection using soft foams for shot dampening
- Blocker Board:
- Constured of the high-desnity Shok-Sorb® foam block pad
- Thick design used to dampen shots
- Curved profile helps to control rebounds
- Interior:
- ACD vented Pro-Flex multi-directional cuff
- Soft material on the inside provides great comfort to the hand
- Fingers use a thick mesh to provide some air flow to the fingers and hand
- Palm:
- Vented synthetic suede glove
- Durable poly-knit outer