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1"LORD Almighty, God of Israel, the anguished soul, the dismayed spirit cries out to you. 2Hear, LORD, and have mercy, for you are a merciful God; have mercy on us, who have sinned against you: 3for you are enthroned forever, while we are perishing forever.a 4LORD Almighty, God of Israel, hear the prayer of the dead of Israel, children who sinned against you; they did not listen to the voice of the LORD, their God, and their evils cling to us.b 5Do not remember the wicked deeds of our ancestors, but remember at this time your power and your name, 6for you are the LORD our God; and you, LORD, we will praise! 7This is why you put into our hearts the fear of you: that we may call upon your name, and praise you in our exile, when we have removed from our hearts all the wickedness of our ancestors who sinned against you.c 8See, today we are in exile, where you have scattered us, an object of reproach and cursing and punishment for all the wicked deeds of our ancestors, who withdrew from the LORD, our God."
9Hear, Israel, the commandments of life:
listen, and know prudence!d
10How is it, Israel,
that you are in the land of your foes,
grown old in a foreign land,
11Defiled with the dead,
counted among those destined for Hades?e
12You have forsaken the fountain of wisdom!f
13Had you walked in the way of God,
you would have dwelt in enduring peace.g
14Learn where prudence is,
where strength, where understanding;
That you may know also
where are length of days, and life,
where light of the eyes, and peace.h
15Who has found the place of wisdom?i
Who has entered into her treasuries?
16Where are the rulers of the nations,
who lorded it over the wild beasts of the earth,j
17made sport of the birds in the heavens,
Who heaped up the silver,
the gold in which people trust,
whose possessions were unlimited,
18Who schemed anxiously for money,
their doings beyond discovery?
19They have vanished, gone down to Hades,
and others have risen up in their stead.
20Later generations have seen the light of day,
have dwelt on the earth,
But the way to understanding they have not known,
21they have not perceived her paths or reached her;
their children remain far from the way to her.
22She has not been heard of in Canaan,*
nor seen in Teman.k
23The descendants of Hagar who seek knowledge on earth,
the merchants of Medan and Tema,l
the storytellers and those seeking knowledge—
These have not known the way to wisdom,
nor have they kept her paths in mind.
24O Israel, how vast is the dwelling of God,*
how broad the scope of his dominion:
25Vast and endless,
high and immeasurable!
26In it were born the giants,*
renowned at the first,
huge in stature, skilled in war.m
27These God did not choose,
nor did he give them the way of understanding;n
28They perished for lack of prudence,
perished through their own folly.o
29Who has gone up to the heavens and taken her,
bringing her down from the clouds?p
30Who has crossed the sea and found her,
bearing her away rather than choice gold?
31None knows the way to her,
nor has at heart her path.
32But the one who knows all things knows her;
he has probed her by his knowledge—
The one who established the earth for all time,
and filled it with four-footed animals,
33Who sends out the lightning, and it goes,
calls it, and trembling it obeys him;
34Before whom the stars at their posts
shine and rejoice.
35When he calls them, they answer, "Here we are!"
shining with joy for their Maker.q
36Such is our God;
no other is to be compared to him:
37* He has uncovered the whole way of understanding,
and has given her to Jacob, his servant,
to Israel, his beloved.r
38Thus she has appeared on earth,
is at home with mortals.s
* [3:9–4:4] This poem in praise of personified Wisdom utilizes the theme of Jb 28 (where is wisdom to be found?) and it identifies wisdom and law, as in Sir 24:22–23.
* [3:22–23] Despite the renown for wisdom of the peoples of Canaan and Phoenicia (Ez 28:3–4), of Teman (Jer 49:7), of the descendants of Hagar or the Arabians of Medan and Tema, they did not possess true wisdom, which is found only in the law of God (Bar 4:1).
* [3:24] The dwelling of God: here, the whole universe; cf. Is 66:1.
* [3:26] The giants: Gn 6:1–4 reflects a tradition about giants who existed before the flood; this was developed in the non-canonical Book of Enoch.
* [3:37–38] As in Sir 24:8, Wisdom is given to Israel but also is said to live with all human beings (Prv 8:31).
d. [3:9] Dt 6:4–5; Prv 4:20–22.
f. [3:12] Jer 2:13; Jn 4:10, 14.
j. [3:16] Jer 27:6; 1 Cor 1:20.
k. [3:22] Jb 2:11; Jer 49:7; Ez 28:4–5; Zec 9:2.
l. [3:23] Gn 25:2, 15; Jb 6:19; Jer 25:23.
m. [3:26] Gn 6:4; Wis 14:6; Sir 16:7.
p. [3:29] Dt 30:12–13; Sir 24:4; Rom 10:6–7.
q. [3:35] Jb 38:7; Ps 147:4; Is 40:26.
r. [3:37] Ps 147:19; Sir 24:8–12.
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Towel is 18.5" x 28.5 "
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Shades of Grey Giveaway!
136 comments:
- Debbie said...
I have paired grey with orange and blue.
they were the favourite colours of a bride i was giving the quilts to.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:33 AM
- Joanna said...
I love grey and yellow. BUT I did so many quilts like that (using up my grey and yellow stash) that I may have made myself a little sick of it. Whoops!
- February 13, 2012 at 6:37 AM
- Caillean said...
I love grey, you can combine it with everything! I am collecting different shades of grey at the moment to use them with charms from a rainbow swap. This bundle is just perfect. Thanks for the giveaway.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:42 AM
- Denise in PA said...
I am loving the greys I'm seeing. so far, I've used grey as my neutral on one quilt, but want to use it more often. I don't have much yet, but want to collect it before it's not "in" anymore (although I hope that doesn't happen!) Thanks so much for the giveaway!
- February 13, 2012 at 6:44 AM
- mjb said...
I've never made a quilt just in grays, but I do have one planned with lavender & gray right now.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:44 AM
- KristyLou said...
I have not yet used grey. BUT I love how it looks with bright colors. It really makes the other colors pop. But I love your all shades of gray quilt also... hmmmm.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:48 AM
- Brenda said...
I'd probably use it as a neutral. thanks for the chance.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- Paskiaq said...
I love using grey with other colours but I love your quilt pattern with this line and I think my husband would love it!
- February 13, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- Janny said...
I love grey and combine it with orange or I use it as a solid with many different colors.
- February 13, 2012 at 7:10 AM
I have not actually used grey a great deal but I love the look of it. Some in my family tend to see the world very black and white, I tend to see a great deal of grey. I reminds me of myself in some ways.
- February 13, 2012 at 7:12 AM
- Josie McRazie said...
I am currently working on a 'Swoon' for my Honeyman using solid Kona grey as background! I love how modern it makes a quilt look! And when you are making a quilt for a man it is sometimes hard to not make it look little boy! I love the idea of using grey prints all over on a quilt and mixing and matching! These are BEAUTIFUL fabrics! Great giveaway!!
- February 13, 2012 at 7:13 AM
- Marga (MarPie) said...
I would use hard pink with it. I have not used any grey jet, but I would love to try it so...Thanks for the give away.
Kind regards,
- February 13, 2012 at 7:19 AM
- Bethany said...
I've only used solid greys so far in my sewing, but I've paired them with lots of colours. Pink, blue, green - I think grey can go with almost any colour. I'd love to do something with grey and orange!
- February 13, 2012 at 7:26 AM
- elle said...
Grey is the new decorating neutral Sometimes white is too fresh and black too 'out there' so I'm thinking grey just may be the way to go. Saw a recent aqua and chartreuse with grey. Drool worthy!
- February 13, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- Rhonda said...
I actually have never used gray. But I have seen some wonderful blk/wh and gray/wh quilts and would love to do one.
- February 13, 2012 at 7:53 AM
- Melissa said...
I LOVE using gray, especially charcoal. It really makes certain colors pop, especially teals, yellows and pinks! I also love to use gray thread in quilting, it's very subtle and allows the quilting to stand out but not distract from the patchwork :)
- February 13, 2012 at 8:02 AM
- Rebecca Rothermich said...
OOOoooooohhhh yes please! I love grey! So much so that it was in our wedding! I'll probably use it with bright blues and sunny yellows!
- February 13, 2012 at 8:04 AM
- mrs.lichner said...
Would love this! I think I would use the greys and bright kiwi greens together. Just to add a little punch. Thanks.
- February 13, 2012 at 8:14 AM
- ylrbmk said...
Super giveaway! I like gray because it works so well as a neutral.
- February 13, 2012 at 8:15 AM
- Francis Paul said...
I haven't used grey yet because I make a lot of quilt which I donate to childrens hospitals who use them for still borns. I don't think parents will like the color of grey for their little baby. But I love the quilts I see on the internet with grey in it. Thanks for the chance to win :-)
- February 13, 2012 at 8:33 AM
- What Comes Next? said...
I like greys, and have used them in a number of quilts, often matched with yellow and aqua, but I've also matched them up with Rainbow brights and pastels. They are the perfect match for so many colours. I'm getting quite a stash of greys - can always use more though! Your pattern is a great use of them. Thanks for the opportunity!
- February 13, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- everinprogress said...
I love grey! I've mostly used it as a solid, very often a a background neutral.
- February 13, 2012 at 8:41 AM
- KMServino said...
I love the color grey in general, but have yet to use it in a quilt. I really want to use it as a solid for a background, but I had never thought of grey patterned fabric like these. I would love to come up with something! Grey goes with ANY color, but I love it with greens!
- February 13, 2012 at 8:52 AM
- Anne Simonot said...
I love grey as a neutral and in particular pairing it with black, white and another colour. So far that other colour has been pink (bright pink!), red, and golden-yellow. I would like to try aqua blue or green too.
- February 13, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- Rebecca said...
Grey looks great with so many colors. I'm just getting the fabric ready for a king-sized quilt for myself, in greens, grey, and white. I would love to make that Herringbone quilt for my hubby, thanks for the chance!
- February 13, 2012 at 9:16 AM
- hollymade said...
I love gray, and use a lot of it. I've paired it with pretty much any color, but I love using it with greens and blues.
- February 13, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- Emily said...
I LoVE grey! I think it's the new white for a lot of quilters. The trouble I run into is finding greys that aren't blue-grey or purple-grey, but just grey. When I find a beautiful piece I usually buy more than I need. If it's a polka dot, or gingham, or stripe I want to buy the whole bolt and hoard it for myself! :)
- February 13, 2012 at 9:20 AM
- Sonia B said...
I've had a hard time incorporating gray into my quilts. I love color so much that it's been a challenge. However, I've seen so many stunning quilts with it and finally added some gray to the quilt I'm working on right now . . . it's turning out awesome!!! So I'm coming around ;) Thanks for the chance.
- February 13, 2012 at 9:22 AM
I am lovin g on this set .. this would be a quilt for my guest room which has been painted a light grey, so these would absolutely POP ...
- February 13, 2012 at 9:48 AM
- Sequana said...
I love pairing gray/grey with anything! For me, it's the new black.
What a great giveaway...thx so much.
- February 13, 2012 at 9:49 AM
- Cokie K said...
I haven't used much gray. I have used a lot of black and white prints, they go with everything. I imagine that gray would be the same way. I love these fabrics and the pattern is terrific. Thank you for the give away.
- February 13, 2012 at 9:56 AM
- And this would be . . . . said...
I love the thought of using grey by itself or with other colors. I have yet to do it, as my local quilt place does not have much selection.
- February 13, 2012 at 10:06 AM
- michelle said...
I have a selection of teal+white fabrics that would look great with these shades of grey. Usually, I tend toward brights, but the grey quilt intrigues me.
- February 13, 2012 at 10:11 AM
- A Family Deal said...
Thanks for sharing your good fortune! I would love to use these grays with some of the great oranges I have been "collecting".
- February 13, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- Jen said...
Oh my gosh, I'm making a quilt right now using grey and white fabric with small accents of colors in each block. It's going to be very scrappy, so adding more grey and white fabrics like those here would be awesome!
- February 13, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- craftytammie said...
i;ve used dark gray a lot with other colors, but pale gray i have a hard time with. beautiful quilt!
- February 13, 2012 at 10:18 AM
Lately...I've been thinking grey and my favourite lime green. I'm sure a quilt in these colours would be awesome. My fingers are crossed!
- February 13, 2012 at 10:18 AM
Grey - love it. I wear it a lot - most of my dress pants/skirts are grey. So grey in quilting I treat as a neutral - though I tend to use with brights, and often cooler colors. Just putting binding on a baby quilt made with a grey Art Gallery fabric with some of the greeny/yellowy soul blossoms fabric. Grey seems to have taken the place of beige for a lot of quilters. But your quilt is amazing - grey for grey's sake! Thanks for sharing!
- February 13, 2012 at 10:31 AM
- Lyanna L. said...
I love using gray and use it all the time in my quilt. I use it as a neutral and combine it with any other color. Thanks for sharing the fabric love! =)
- February 13, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- Kelli said...
Recently, I paired some charcoal grey with citron yellow. Loved that pair! I also snagged this bundle that has grey, white, and this tangerine-ish red. Can't wait to cut into it!
- February 13, 2012 at 10:40 AM
- JustPam said...
I have almost no gray in my stash. I only used it one time in a quilt and loved it. When I shop Grays just don't jump out at me to buy them, but I would really like to use them more.
- February 13, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- Tanya said...
I love gray, but I definitely would need to combine it with at least one color. We really do need more good gray fabrics out there! These ones are awesome :)
- February 13, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Jessica said...
I am working on a project combining grey with red & tan, with possible accents in navy or black. I think the colors are bold, but also natural. let's see if I can express that in a quilt..
thanks for the giveaway~
- February 13, 2012 at 10:48 AM
- karen serna said...
my favorite is to use grey w/ other colors. thanks for the chance to win!
- February 13, 2012 at 10:52 AM
- CitricSugar said...
I love the sheer dynamics of grey. It works on its own. It adds marvellous contrast to brights. It enhances other neutrals. It is the exotic cousin that beige wishes it could be.
- February 13, 2012 at 10:55 AM
- Unknown said...
I'm a gray/grey (whats the difference?) kind of gal. My kitchen is varying shades of grey in fact. Dreamy fabrics! Can you just send me the quilt though. You know how little patience I have for quilt patterns ;)
- February 13, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Katie R said...
i love it as a neutral with other bright colors!
- February 13, 2012 at 11:29 AM
- Megan said...
I adore gray. It's become one of my very favorite neutrals to pair with almost any other color. I like whites as well but with two kids and a few pets, gray is a much more practical choice for me. I use it with orange, yellow, pink, red, you name it! Your herringbone quilt is really an eye-opener though, for using gray on its own. Lovely.
- February 13, 2012 at 11:31 AM
- Samantha K said...
I honestly have not really used gray. However seeing it being used more and more instead of a white or cream neutral, it has inspired me to ditch the white I have for an argyle quilt and replace it with a gray to go along with the bright pink, blue, green, and purple.
Since I tend to have to make things bold and bright, I could see a bright pink, orange, or blue as a border and for quilting to your herringbone quilt to suite my fancy!
- February 13, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- bvcope said...
I have done a beautiful baby quilt using gray as my neutral. The other fabrics were brights. I love it!!
- February 13, 2012 at 11:36 AM
- Elizabeth said...
I've come to love grey and using it in quilts and other crafts since my sister and I started the blog http://inspiremegrey.blogspot.com. "Grey as the perfect neutral" was her idea, but I've embraced it too and would love to win the bundle and pattern!
- February 13, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- Beehave said...
I don't know that I've done much sewing with gray but I wear grey all of the time and recently painted my living room a combination of slate gray and white. these are beautiful fabrics and I'd love a chance to give them a whirl!
- February 13, 2012 at 11:58 AM
- Sandra said...
I find grey to be a very calming color. I like it in quilts and in my house! Love your pattern. I never thought of doing a quilt in all shades of gray. If I win this, I will!
- February 13, 2012 at 12:40 PM
- Annie Crow said...
I love grays, and I love these patterns. I have not used them yet but then I've only made three quilt tops so far, and I mostly stick to repurposed or donated fabrics, which limits my selections (not a bad thing at all).
- February 13, 2012 at 1:12 PM
- Barb said...
I have always used grey with black and grey but lately with I would like to put it with pink. A bright pink!! It would be beautiful.
- February 13, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- beth said...
grey is my "go to" color - in my wardrobe and in my sewing/quilting! i love the way a dark grey can make color really pop! i love greys with bright berries, teals, and mustardy yellows!
- February 13, 2012 at 1:17 PM
- Katie said...
I love grey and use it a lot. I especially like it with orange, pink or blue!
- February 13, 2012 at 1:37 PM
- Jessy said...
I have a deep and abiding love of grey, and yet, I have not been able to put it to use much in my sewing. I'm loving grey and yellow as a combination right now, and hope to eventually make a quilt for our bed from that combo.
- February 13, 2012 at 2:10 PM
- shelia said...
Grey seems to be my new thing. Planing on doing an online bee w gray as my base and letting everyone else add their scraps. Can't wait to see what everyone does :)
- February 13, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- Barbara O. said...
Thank you for this fantastic giveaway!
I'd combine the greys with ecru, yellow and a bright green.
Something stripy is forming in my mind... :-)
- February 13, 2012 at 2:24 PM
- Flaun of I Plead Quilty! said...
Grey is definitely my go-to neutral. I like to pair it with high-contrast bright colors, though I'm currently working on a quilt with grey and purple only.
- February 13, 2012 at 2:28 PM
- Cheryl said...
I have been collecting grays- I have the zipper print already! Have used with orange and turquoise. I love grey with yellow.
- February 13, 2012 at 2:31 PM
- s. said...
I love gray. Most of my bedding is gray to contrast the bright accent wall in my room. I think its a great neutral color that's very sophisticated!
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- February 13, 2012 at 2:32 PM
- Kati said...
I'm using grey more and more. I love it as a neutral with brights. I especially love it with green and yellow and have a quilt in mind with these colors.
- February 13, 2012 at 2:34 PM
- Jess @ Elven Garden Quilts said...
I love using grey! It makes bright colours pop so nicely and is calming with muted tones. Love that bundle :)
- February 13, 2012 at 2:40 PM
- Emily Rae said...
I love grey because it's a casual neutral. Coming from Seattle, it's also a very natural color to me (hello grey skies!) and goes well with a pop of color.
- February 13, 2012 at 2:54 PM
- francoise_hardy said...
I made a grey/pink quilt for a friend. Sooooo not my colours. But definitely hers. If I had this I'd team it with a slash of yellow.
- February 13, 2012 at 2:58 PM
- Emily Day said...
I absolutely love gray. Especially paired with yellow. or paired with a sea-foam green. I am currently planning a yellow and gray quilt! :D
Thanks for the giveaway!
- February 13, 2012 at 3:50 PM
- Sel said...
I've never really used grey before in my quilts - I've always gone for colours. Then again, I never really had the lovely, quality prints like this Shades of Grey range, so maybe I just lacked that inspiration!
- February 13, 2012 at 3:52 PM
- Janet said...
I had never used grey until a block I was making for a group required the color. Now I wonder what I was thinking...I love it. It's a very rich neutral and it is great by itself. What an awsome giveaway. Thanks.
- February 13, 2012 at 3:59 PM
RED, Bold and Beautiful RED!
- February 13, 2012 at 4:30 PM
- Katie B said...
I've used gray in many many quilts, but never by itself! Yours is beautiful.
- February 13, 2012 at 4:30 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
I really love grey, and think it is nearly the perfect complement to so many colors. And your grey quilt is beautiful.
- February 13, 2012 at 5:04 PM
- stitchinpenny said...
I absolutely love gray. I don't use it as much as I would like but have used it a lot in combination with yellows, aquas and pinks.
- February 13, 2012 at 5:06 PM
- charlotte said...
I have used grey, but only in combination with other colors. I would be intrigued to try a shades of grey quilt. I might be tempted to toss in one small pop of color.
- February 13, 2012 at 5:10 PM
- Libby said...
I love gray. I am doing a nursery in grays and splashes of red.
- February 13, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- Elizabeth B. (blue.crab) said...
I love grey with yellow. It works with so many other colors too. I've been trying to get enough grey to make an all grey quilt, but I'm sure I'd have to have some sort of other color as an accent
- February 13, 2012 at 5:17 PM
- Suzanne said...
I just made a queen quilt with shaded of grey, teal and yellow. The colors blended so nicely and I love it! Thanks for paying it forward.
PS. I find myself using gray and grey interchangeably when I type. Now I just think about it more.
- February 13, 2012 at 5:28 PM
- Lee Ann L. said...
I think gray is a lovely neutralizer type of color. The showcased quilt is lovely!
- February 13, 2012 at 5:57 PM
What beautiful fabrics & that pattern fits them perfectly. Grays are such a versatile neutral; they work well with so many other colors and I think are sometimes a little "unexpected". Thanks for the chance to win. Rhonda (address is marshudson at comcast dot net)
- February 13, 2012 at 5:59 PM
- beanie g said...
I like using gray in two ways: 1) as a neutral, which I've done; or 2) as the color.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:02 PM
- Bobbi said...
I just bought 15 yards of Kona Ash, to keep as a basic staple in my sewing stash. <3 <3 <3 grey as a neutral!
- February 13, 2012 at 6:24 PM
- Allison said...
Oh, I love these fabrics! thanks for giving them away! I like grey paired with orange, or aqua, or pink. Is there any color that doesn't look better with grey? (well, maybe brown doesn't) :)
- February 13, 2012 at 6:28 PM
- sosarahsew said...
I have only a little grey in my stash. I would be very tempted to make an all grey quilt, but don't currently have enough. Thanks for the chance to that!
- February 13, 2012 at 6:41 PM
- Nicole Gendy said...
I generally use grey with other colours. Pretty much every colour looks great with grey. A current WIP quilt is pairing it with cream, red, green and blue. I really do love your herringbone quilt with all greys though.
- February 13, 2012 at 6:45 PM
- Carla said...
Grey is one of my favorite neutral colors. It's definitely a color I try to use in all my projects. So Ii do combine it with other colors. I like the way grey makes them pop. It would be a nice change to use grey as the only color in a quilt. Change is good!
- February 13, 2012 at 6:47 PM
- Jenn said...
I love grey with black and maroon. I've also fond of it with shades of blue and green.
- February 13, 2012 at 7:15 PM
- Shannyn said...
I absolutely love greys! Right now I'm planning a quilt made outta Ruby charms and the sashing is gonna be the grey swirly fabric from that pattern. AND I just finished a grey & purple string quilt! (DId I mention, i love grey?)
- February 13, 2012 at 7:30 PM
- Janet said...
I love grey - it is a great compliment to colour! So far I've only done a big piece using yellow and grey but I would love to have that bundle so I could try some other things.
- February 13, 2012 at 7:48 PM
- trudys_person said...
I love greys! Very often, they are a better neutral than black or white - less intense. I like them in solids and in prints. 18 months ago when I was making the Tokyo Subway Map (Oh Fransson) quilt I couldn't find any - and now there are great ones! Thank you for the giveaway!
- February 13, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- Lucky Duck Dreams said...
I love gray! It is today's modern neutral! Would love some yardage to go along with my shades of gray charm squares
- February 13, 2012 at 7:54 PM
- Terri said...
I'm currently loving grey with yellow!
- February 13, 2012 at 8:25 PM
- The New Mrs. said...
I have used gray with pink and blue in a baby quilt, but I am loving the yellow and gray combos coming from Michael miller.
- February 13, 2012 at 8:45 PM
- freakadoodles said...
I love gray! I've never used it alone though.
- February 13, 2012 at 9:21 PM
Gray is the color that I come to when no other "neutral" quite works out right. I think it can be used in/with everything.
Jess in Tyler, TX
- February 13, 2012 at 9:28 PM
Grey and yellow or bright green - just gorgeous together!!
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- February 13, 2012 at 11:00 PM
I am in trouble at home because I have made quilts for everyone but not yet for my husband. "I'm waiting for the right inspiration" is my mantra because it's true - I want it to be special. I think this grey might just be that inspiration. Masculine and yet the designs are playful and full of energy and fun.
- February 13, 2012 at 11:06 PM
- Pétra said...
I haven't made anything with grey yet but I have a plan in my head and it definitely includes one or two pops of color. I do like quilts with all grey but I enjoy a contrast of a dark slate solid. Thanks for the great giveaway!
- February 13, 2012 at 11:39 PM
- JoyceLM said...
I haven't used grey yet, but I've loved the different quilts posted on the blogs I read. And so I've started buying some grey fabrics to try one out for myself. Thanks for the giveaway.
- February 14, 2012 at 4:49 AM
- Esch House Quilts said...
Thanks for the giveaway. I love Shades of Grey and would love to add some more to my stash :)
I've made lots of quilts that are mostly grey with another color acccent, but I don't think I've made one that is all grey. Hmmm. Now, I really need to win that fabric :)
- February 14, 2012 at 4:56 AM
- Jenny said...
i adore using gray. i bought a dress last summer at a garage sale that is brown, darker brown, and gray. the dress doesnt look great on me...but the color combo had me hooked! i think gray is a great color in quilts.
- February 14, 2012 at 5:15 AM
- Abby W @ColorBarQuilts said...
I love Grey and have been using it in place of white lately. I think it really helps the other colors pop. Thanks for a great giveaway.
- February 14, 2012 at 5:17 AM
I've been obsessing over grey for 3 years now :) I started collecting grey fat quarters for an entire grey only quilt but since they are so hard to come by I still don't have enough. These would make a beautiful addition to my grey stash and would be so adored!!
- February 14, 2012 at 5:21 AM
- Mrs. Turkey Bird said...
Heya. I'm new to using grey. No really, I just bought Kona Coal and am trying to figure out what to do with it. Previously, I used black for shashing and borders. Grey seems to fill that same spot, but without the starkness of the black. It seems softer. So, yeah, grey is WAY out of my comfort zone, but I'm learning to love it! Right now I'm working on a black, grey, and yellow queen-sized quilt. Ahh yes, and I made a doll quilt with bright batiks and grey!
-Mrs. Turkey
- February 14, 2012 at 6:03 AM
I love the combinations of grey and yellow. I love grey and yellow striped/chevron fabric.
- February 14, 2012 at 6:20 AM
- SeamedUP said...
I have been pairing grey with bright reds and greens and pinks lately - and loving it! I am making a lot (a LOT) of blocks from the Modern Blocks Book (a quilt along on SeamedUP) using Lori Holt's 'Sew Cherry' line and combined with Grey - it's gorgeous!
Thanks for the chance to win this great bundle of fabric!
- February 14, 2012 at 7:40 AM
Come to think of it, I have never experimented quilting with grey material. But I would rather mix it up with some red or brown.
- February 14, 2012 at 8:52 AM
- Gill said...
I love grey - it seems to go with everything!
It's certainly the 'in' colour at the moment!
- February 14, 2012 at 9:51 AM
- Brigi said...
I probably would use it with some yellow color. However, because of the patterns, these prints look very nice just as they are. They wouls shine on their own!
- February 14, 2012 at 10:04 AM
- shelitha2 said...
My husbands name is Floyd which means grey so its our theme color I could do a million things with this beautiful fabric. :)
- February 14, 2012 at 10:08 AM
- Tricia said...
I love gray (yep, that's how I spell it) as a basic. I think I would love to make a quilt using gray and purple together.
- February 14, 2012 at 11:23 AM
- Carla G said...
I like grey with aqua/teals and red. And right now I'm working on grey paired with a patterned green fabric. And it looks kinda cool! Thanks for a chance to win this beautiful fabric! :)
- February 14, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- Rachel said...
I love to pair grey with teal and/or pink for baby quilts! Makes the quilt sweet while maintaining a modern edge for baby blankets!
- February 14, 2012 at 12:17 PM
- Dütt un Datt said...
Just today I mentioned to my husband that I was going start collecting grey fabrics for a quilt to give to our oldest son. He is 14 and beginning to upgrade his room (getting ready to invite girls? *gulp*) and he definitely needs a nice cover for his bed. Grey seems to be perfect for a boy who likes his stuff to be "manly". I might combine it with either blue or black but wouldn't dare to use any brighter color with it...
Thank you for the generous giveaway!
- February 14, 2012 at 1:05 PM
- Kim said...
How perfect!! I was just admiring some grey fabric this weekend and thinking about how I am really liking the way it is being used som much lately. I really like the yellow, turquoise, grey combination, but also like it paired with red, turquoise and pink. I just really love grey lately!
Your quilt looks great by the way! I am allover the herringbone pattern in my scrapbooking lately--would love to make it into a quilt.
- February 14, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- Susan Jonsson said...
I am in Love with greys....and I am longing to have the collection you are offering. I use it with citron....and with reds...Can't seem to have enough. Thank you for the chance to win!
- February 14, 2012 at 2:14 PM
- Fran said...
I love grey & use it a lot, both solid & patterned. I somtimes pair it with bright colours & other times I keep it restrained with just grey & white - either way works for me.
- February 14, 2012 at 3:31 PM
- barbara woods said...
i have a beautiful solid grey that would go with that
- February 14, 2012 at 4:05 PM
Love the quilt and pattern. Gray with eggshell blue is my favorite!
- February 14, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- Mother Dragon said...
I think gray is the new white, lol. I love gray with colour, it makes the colours stand out, it looks modern, and is a bit more practical than white.
- February 14, 2012 at 6:57 PM
- quilterliz said...
I haven't used a lot of gray, but I really like how they worked in the quilt in the picture. Thanks for the giveaway!
- February 14, 2012 at 8:11 PM
- Leslie said...
I would love to use grey in a quilt, I think a muted coral would look lovely with these also!
- February 14, 2012 at 10:10 PM
I like it as a neutral, especially with bright colors.
- February 14, 2012 at 10:16 PM
- Cheryl said...
Such beautiful fabrics! One of the projects I'm going to start next month is an all black/white/gray quilt. I'm usually all about happy, loud colors so I want to try something really different. These grays would be perfect to incorporate in that quilt.
- February 14, 2012 at 10:20 PM
- Margaret said...
I have loved your herringbone quilt from the first moment I saw it. It's what made me fall in love with Shades of Grey!
- February 14, 2012 at 10:44 PM
- roxi said...
crazy how you are doing "shades of grey" give away. I have been searching the web for greys to purchase. I have never ever used greys & I have been noticing some beautiful quilts lately incorporerating greys. I love how you used only greys, I also love it mixed with oranges or aquas or reds , there' really no limits is there....
- February 15, 2012 at 6:26 AM
- Lizii Bii said...
I love gray - it is a staple in my wardrobe - but I have only recently started using it much in quilts. Last fall, I pieced a black/gray/hint of red skull quilt from Boo Davis's Basket Case pattern. I have started collecting gray fabric ever since, and I hope to do more. I have enough gray/yellow fabric to make a quilt, but I cannot decide on a pattern. Winning would be great for my stash!!
- February 15, 2012 at 9:40 AM
- Heather A said...
It took me a while to warm up to grey but I've found that it mixes quite nicely with many colours and doesn't have to be "cold". I don't think I'd want to make an entirely grey quilt but I am planning a grey/red/stone/white quilt right now ... for my son. Something masculine. In fact, I've already grabbed some of the very fabrics for this very quilt. Since I've seen up close and personal what beautiful fabrics they are both in design and touch, I would dearly love some more!
- February 15, 2012 at 1:46 PM
I love grey and am brooding over a plan in my head for a grey with turquoise and red quilt.
We'll see how that comes out.
- February 15, 2012 at 3:47 PM
- Natalie said...
I love grey but don't use it much. I need to start being more adventuresome with my colors. What a great giveaway. Thanks for chance to win. Love that fabric and your pattern is great.
- February 15, 2012 at 4:30 PM
- KateKwiltz said...
I would love to use more gray in my quilts! I love it matched with pale yellows...or greens. Oh, now you got me started, I'm going to be thinking gray all day!
Great giveaway!
- February 15, 2012 at 4:39 PM
- Julie said...
I do love gray. It's a really fun neutral that is great alone or with any color really. I've seen it a lot with yellow lately and I just adore that combination, it's also really fun with red/pink. I've used it a few times in my applique quilts but never alone. I do love the quilt pattern and if I don't win I may just have to get it anyway!
- February 16, 2012 at 6:58 AM
- KellyS said...
I love grey with aqua and yellow. I am also using grey in a quilt with purple mustard and teal. I usually don't use it by itself, but the quilts you showed are beautiful!
- February 16, 2012 at 9:01 AM
- Kari V. said...
I love grey. I have not made a quilt that is just grey but seeing yours is getting my mind churning. I think grey is such a great backdrop for every color.
- February 16, 2012 at 3:13 PM
- Wieke said...
Oh no, it's 8.05pm, can I still play??
I've NEVER used grey in any quilt! Crazy, I know. But I'm ready to start :)
- February 16, 2012 at 8:06 PM
- Sharon said...
I like to add a bright color to make both colors pop!
- February 17, 2012 at 2:34 PM


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154 comments to "four january giveaways!"
I want to make a scrappy quilt to use up some of my stash. Maybe even a new wall quilt for my studio.
This year I want to finally use the cotton sateen and cotton silk blend fabrics that I bought at Mood several years ago with the intention of making a small wholecloth. Not sure if I will still do a wholecloth or perhaps an Amish flavoured with modern colours.
I am new to quilting, but my hope this year is to make a Dresden Plate quilt with my stash of bright colored fabrics.
I would love to win your give-away. I was just ordering solid colored yardage for the class in May in La Conner. I want to do Improvisational Quilting. Your class will be a great "kick starter".
I'm looking forward to more piecing without a pattern, and to be more whimsical in my designs!
I just bought an embroidery module for my machine and hope to master lettering.
I recently received a substantial stash of fabric from a friend who is downsizing. I am challenging myself to work mostly from my stash this year.
Hi! I am gearing up to make/complete a "whole cloth" quilt this year – at least one!
I would like to take the Joe Cunningham/ Pat class!
I use aurifil all the time and those scissors look sweet! This year I hope to finish a queen size bed quilt.
I have a lot of unfinished quilt tops. I would like to make a dent in that pile this year. The aurifil thread collections are just lovely!
Most of what I do is small scale, but would like to challenge myself to do something bigger this year. Not only bigger, but finished! Thanks so much for the giveaway.
my sewing challenge this year is just to be on top of things and get quilts finished and not leave the tops for a later day to get quilted and bound.
I want to try English Paper Piecing this year and the thread would really come in handy. Thanks!
I want to design and quilt an art quilt. I will draw the mermaid's face and use applique for rocks, some paper pieced birds on shore and embroderied grasses in foreground. I can visualize it, but now I need to get started. Thank you for your drawings and website
I have a number of silk shirts that I want to make a quilt from……I have been collecting for a couple of years and I think this is the year.
My challenge for 2016 is to begin a series of mini quilts to illustrate stories in the memoir I'm writing.
I would like to challenge myself with some hand quilting this year. Maybe to do a small quilt and then something larger.
I made a beautiful 'antique' quilttop, and I am planning to machinequilt him with feathers…will be challenging!
My greatest challenge will be to get myself into–and stay in–my sewing room to finish up my ever-so-many UFOs!
Wish I could attend this, but that is the weekend of the Fidalgo Island Quilter's QUILT SHOW (15th & 16th of April). And I am the featured artist this year so I will be pretty busy with my stuff.
I'm finally taking on the social aspect of my quilting love and have joined my local guild. Hoping my timid nature doesn't get the better of me!
Using handwork to accentuate quilts, clothes…whatever I am creating.
I want to make a quilt for my little son ( 20 y).
I would like to machine quilt better.
Folk Story Folk Story!! I love Sarah Fielke!!
I plan to make my way through my basket of unfinished projects. I have a mix of quilted bags, modern quilts and art quilts to finish. I'm looking forward to that sense of accomplishment as I finish things.
I would like to try zentangle….thank you….marta
I would like to make an improvisational quilt based on curves as described in Sherri Lynn Woods book.
Hand applique and thread embelishment
I want to make an abstract landscape quilt this year, to really stretch out of my comfort zone
The challenge for me this year is to spend time working on a new skill for each new project I start.
I really want to make a dent in my piles of unfinished projects. So many of them I really love, but they do no good not finished or, in some cases, not even started.
My 2016 challenge is to complete my first hand appliqued quilt and begin a pictorial applique of my son and his dog, asleep on the sofa.
This year I'm trying ruler work with my home sewing machine on the quilt i started in 1999. Just bought some templates and ruler foot.
This year my goal is to complete a project that I started in 2013, and one that I started in 201, and one from 2015. Then I will move on to translate 3-4 quilt sketches/doodles into 3-4 COMPLETED quilts. I rediscovered the sketches in a journal that I thought I had lost. Lo and behold, the journal had slid to the back of my jam-packed fabric cabinet. I want to blend fabrics from my stash (in said cabinet) with new fabric acquisitions that I plan to make at Okan Arts! I am thinking some lovely Yukata cottons, would be fabulous! Here's to a creative 2016!
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This year my goal is to complete a project that I started in 2013, and one that I started in 2014, and one from 2015. Then I will move on to translate 3-4 quilt sketches/doodles into 3-4 COMPLETED quilts. I rediscovered the sketches in a journal that I thought I had lost. Lo and behold, the journal had slid to the back of my jam-packed fabric cabinet. I want to blend fabrics from my stash (in said cabinet) with new fabric acquisitions that I plan to make at Okan Arts! I am thinking some lovely Yukata cottons, would be fabulous! Here's to a creative 2016!
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I want to create art quilts using my collection of international fabrics.
I plan (really, hope) to finally start work on the quilt to honor my mom and dad. All the imagining, planning and collecting is done. All I really need to do is, well, do it!
This year I would love to work more with quilting using contrasting thread. I also would love to experiment with writing in my quilting stitches.
I'd like to try an English paper-piece quilt. Possibly (with a lot of hesitation) a piece like the La Passacaglia quilts. I know…BIG challenge but it seem like it would be very stimulating during these hours of winter.
I have good skills but never mastered hand quilting at all. I would have to start out small
I want to master my longarm machine and do hand guided custom quilting on all my quilts hanging in the closet and more that are not yet done.
I am finishing a wool appliqué art nouveau quilt started a while back. Next is a needle turn silk appliqué quilt done on shot cotton featuring an assortment of Japanese dolls and art objects
I'd like to make a hawaiian appliqué quilt
I would like to make a double wedding ring bed runner this year.
I am not a quilter.I am mostly a knitter, spinner and weaver. However, I recently went to a shibori & indigo workshop in Japan and I would like to make my samples into a lap quilt. I do some sewing and I would like to tackle sewing with knits and sew a couple of tunics or tops.
i have a collection of at least 20 yrs of old antique katazome, ikat, deconstructed
kimomo , 50 yr old blue and white yukata…this year i will start a project with
these pieces!
I am determined to focus on art quilts this year. Random, forget the rules…small quilts. My urge to make bed sized quilts needs to be put on a shelf for the year.
I intend to learn how to use my new Pfaff machine!
This is the year that I'm going to quilt an entire project using free motion quilting.
I want to work on improving my Free Motion Quilting!
I bought a bunch of solids to do some seminole piecing, ironed the pieces, and they have been hanging for a year ready to be cut- life and other sewing projects came up so the solids have been looking at me saying " I'm still here!"
This year I want to make beautiful patchwork pillows.
I would like to play with designing in solid colors- explore the impact of different color combinations and pattern sizes.
i am going to try more embellishments this year and some thread painting also. Could really use an Aurifil thread collection .
Wow. If I won this amazing Aurifil Thread and Kai snips I would work on using them with my quilting journey of Lodestar quilt blocks! I'm challenging myself to feel more at ease with color selections and learning new strip piecing methods that negate the need for y seams. Beautiful giveaway. Okay to repost on my Instagram, Twitter and Facebook? I'm Elizabeth @ ElysianGlenn85. Please pick me! 🙂
I want to try a project with Kantha stitching. I love the handwork and the the stitched look. Thank you.
I want to do an applique quilt. Would love to get better at it. 🙂
I have 2 wedge quilts on my plate for 2016. I hope I will be able to do them.
I want to do large curves. I love the look of half circles but have not done that yet.
This year I really want to design and create a wall quilt for my daughters room in a fairy tale theme. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
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My goal this year is to get my sewing space in order and tackle a pants pattern I've been putting off fitting.
I hope to make a quilt made solely of cotton yukata fabrics. Hardest part, which ones to use!!!!!!!!!
This year I will try new designs in my quilts, learn more about color combining, and I will practice and use my BSR on my Bernina much more! I am looking forward to trying new threads and designs, and getting a feeling of freedom and movement in the quilting process. It will be a good year!! Thank you for this opportunity to try new ideas and thread. Happy New Year to you.
To find my true design style and fine tune the style in series.
I would like to try free motion quilting this year. Bought a free motion foot for my Brother and didn't get a chance to use it before the machine went kaput. Now I'm onto an old, wonderful Bernina. I'll get a free motion foot for it one of these days, then it's time for me to go to town!
I would like to feel comfortable free motion quilting.
I plan to do more applique. I love all the collections.
I am a returner to crafts now retired, small patchwork quilt my challenge – A bit excited to take the journey back and also tackle my new Janome S5.
Make a crazy quilt using both hand and machine techniques.
I want to stop procrastinating and actually FINISH some tops which I've pieced already and make others for which I've collected the fabric! Quilting the sandwich seems to be my hang-up.
What new quilting or sewing challenge would you like to take on this year?
I would like to design and release an original pattern of my own that features beautiful quilted feathers.
Hi, gearing up to make a baby charity quilt in blues,maybe 2 of them! These threads would come in handy! Thanks OKAN ARTS,AURIFIL+KAI SCISSORS!
I'm not 100% certain my goals for 2016 are targeted at New techniques. I definitely want to work on my precision piecing skills, continue to develop my free motion quilting skills, as well as complete a stack of UFOs. But, I guess I can say I'm exploring learning about foils and painting on fabric too!
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I am looking forward to learning new surface design techniques.
I want to learn how to hand appliqué a full size quilt top.
I would like to learn how to free motion quilt on my domestic machine, using a different pattern other then my normal meandering. Thanks for the great giveaways
Finish my third hand quilted wedding ring quilt!
I hope to design and complete a quilt using charm squares in my stash.
2016 is going to be an exciting year for me! I have decided to try my hand at "no pattern-no rulers" quilting. I hope it will help me discover my "inner artist" and open new doors to the fiber arts. I have a drawer full of beautiful Yukata cottons that may actually be cut into this year!
My goal is to complete one ufo a month and gift it. This is very doable as many are almost complete.
I'd like to play around more with vintage linens, incorporating them into beautiful, useful objects for daily use or eye candy. The first trick is the daily discipline of "Art First."
I have made some quilt blocks but I've never actually made a quilt. I've been collecting inspiration over the past year and would love to actually do this in 2016!
My sewing and quilting challenge I would like to learn this year would be to do needle turn appliqué.
Try some painted and manipulated fabric techniques, adding texture and substance to free motion work.
This year I am going to try free motion quilting on my home machine.
I am hoping to spend more time with my asian fabrics, including silks and yukakas, creating some art pieces. I am working on finishing my first for a possible show in February and it feels right.
I'm going to make a special baby quilt to take to the Czech Republic to give to my grandnephew–and his new wife, whom my husband and I have yet to meet. My Czech family appreciates any gift made by hand, especially one from their American relative!
This year I'd like to try embellishing my quilting projects with decorative stitches.
I love No.4. I would like to have enough quilts made for a new solo show.
Plan on trying fabric dying in new year.
My challenge is to finish a double wedding ring quilt I started 10 yrs ago for my niece along with 2 new quilts that I am signed up for in classes that include curves and paper piecing.
I have a persistent feeling with clouds of ideas that want to be directed onto a piece of fabric. Two distinct ideas. One is a matryoshka-type female, another is a tall tree with surrounding padded forest floor.
They will be appliqued of snipped pieces. I'm thinking of how to do this without the quilts being 'tacky'.
a scrappy quilt i have enough
I want to make a king size crazy quilt and play with couching, making a sectional wall hanging…
I'm taking on the challenge of making a wedding ring quilt for my son and his finance of whom we are so excited to welcome into our family. She proudly wears her Seahawks colored Yukata cotton infinity scarf I made for her birthday!
What a treat to have 10 spools of Aurifil thread to match a line of fabric.
Thanks for the opportunity.
Having just set up and oiled a vintage sewing machine, I'm getting ready to achieve something in fabric in 2016, not yet defined. I could use some great threads and snippy scissors to make my next steps even more satisfying. Thanks!
I am looking forward to continuing my improvisational journey breaking out to ruler-less piecing.
Wow! My quilting challenge definitely has to be to try and get through a substantial number of my projects from quilting classes. lol. That would give me more totes available for more classes! Take care!
My challenge for the New Year is to learn my new Longarm and in doing so, make at least 12 quilts for different charities using free motion quilting and ruler work.
I would like to figure out how to stabilize and finish a 40 year old hand pieced Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt top. Cottons from the 70's. White material between the flowers tends to fray and make holes and that's been the problem.
This year I will be focusing on experiencing different surface design techniques. I hope to produce numerous pieces. Winning thread would be very nice!!
I just purchased a small Bernina sewing machine with a stitch regulator. My challenge this year is to get over my fear of quilting my small projects, with the help of my new sewing machine.
I have been making quilts for over 25 years and have never made one for myself. My goal is to make a quilt for me!!!
I want to change my focus from bed quilts to art quilts.
I would like to advance my machine quilting skills and learn how to operate one of the sit-down quilting machines with BSR.
I'd like to improve my machine quilting, specifically free-motion. I need many more hours of practice to get where I'd like to be.
I am going to make a small wall quilt for my daughter's new home. My hope is to try the technique of stuffing the quilt called trapunto using one of the fabrics I bought from your shop.
A king size crazy quilt and a project with couching and fun thread play in a sectioned wall hanging…
I would like to learn a quilt as you go technique
I'd like to build my confidence with free motion quilting – so I can actually finish all the tops hanging in my closet!
I would like to finish a few UFOs and make a modestly sized Double Wedding Ring quilt!
I would like to finish some projects in progress. It's important for me to get some of them completed. I went into cardiac failure on 4th of July, on life support for a few days due to chemo and radiation. I'm all fixed up now and feeling much better. I realized after that, I gotta get some of these things done so my family will have some sort of idea as to what goes on in my sewing room. I'm on tract, got two quilt tops done already this year. It's a year of determination and I'd like to take a Judy Niemeyer class to learn a new technique. Totally a new beginning!
This is the year I learn hand applique! I have dabbled in needle turn applique with Sara Fielke, a starch the edge applique with David Taylor and a turn the edge onto freezer paper applique with another instructor. I have not yet found the sweet spot for me. This is the year I succeed with some kind of hand applique!
For 2016 I would love to learn to home quilt small projects:small quilts, table runners, etc. Then I would like to design my own quilt rather than modifying someone else's design.
Hand quilt by a queen size quilt from the top I finished 2015 so I can enjoy it on my bed! BTW, love all these giveaways!!
I would like to complete every month's srt challenge on time!
Woo hoo! Love aurifil and all the boxes of collections are gorgeous!!
For the new year I am trying a challenge that is out of my box – a just for fun with a broad theme – nothing I would ever make for myself but so far it is lots of fun and I am on task – trying!!
"Let your stitches show" – my 2016 mantra!
This year I am going to make two wedding quilts, one for each of my sons and their lovely fiancees.
I want to make quilted bags combining cloth and felted crochet pieces.
I want to explore the beautiful art of sashiko.
This year I plan to learn and use hand stitching for texture and embellishment, a la Sue Spargo. Slow, but inspirational quilting.
I want to develop the skill of free motion quilting on my domestic machine. I love Aurifil threads for both machine piecing and handwork.
This year I am going to sew at least an hour a day, and learn to do the blanket stitch for applique. I have been doing raw edge fusible, using straight stitch. Thanks for the chance to win.
I would like to find a good pattern to use with my dutch chintzes.
learning to threadpaint.
I will keep working on lower my stash. I get new ideas every time I go through it.
2016 is my year to try circles! I technique I have avoided so far! Wish me luck!
I've recently started doing applique with wool, and I'm looking forward to working with quilters quality flannel to do a series of 4 bird panels. A bit of a challenge for someone who likes to do fusible/fast applique!
I'd like to choose a shape or technique and create a few pieces in a series.
Thanks for the opportunity to win these great products! I would like to play with "making fabric" from sewing itty bitty scraps together!!
I usually do raw edge or machine applique. Needle turn applique is something I really want to become better at this year.
After 55 years of working, I am retired and have organized my office into a sewing room! I am ready to win the give away and sew a legacy of gifts for family and friends.
This year I would like to become proficient at Machine Quilting.
i want to make a quilt top for my own bed, it's about time!
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I am going to learn needle-turn applique.
I always enjoy reading your newsletter but this one was extra special with the piece on the memory quilt.
I am working on expanding my quilting walking foot quilting beyond 'straight' line decorative stitches. I have found lots of inspiration, now comes the application!
I am taking a linoleum block printing class at my local community college and I hope to be able to use the blocks I carve with fabric paint to stamp onto fabric, and then incorporate the fabric into quilt blocks.
I'm just getting back into sewing after 30 years off my machine. So I'm relearning to so and starting with quilt blocks and small projects.
I hope to finish 5 quilts in 2016!
I want to try my hand at using some yukata and Juban fabric in a new quilt pattern.
I want to try my hand at a bit more contemporary quilts with brighter and larger print fabrics. There is so much more to choose from in the fabric world, great designers. I love the Japanese fabric and wonderful beauty brought to the USA.
Love your thread and have many projects planned where I could put it to good use.
I would like to try making a fiber art wall hanging. I usually sew items for practical use (purses, etc) so I'd like to branch out and try something that's more about the "art" than about the "usefulness" 🙂
I'm a sewing beginner, so probably something simple like a quilted potholder. Thanks for the chance to win.
I want to make all 100 blocks in Tula Pink's book, 100 Modern Quilt Blocks. I'm using Moda For You fabrics by Zen Chic.
My biggest quilting challenge is finishing the projects I start. I hope to complete a few things this year!
I plan to learn more techniques for embellishing clothing with embroidery and paint sticks. I especially like dragonfly and ginko motifs. Thanks for the great giveaway and for your always inspiring blog!
Very soon, I want to try paper-piecing. I've seen so many wonderful projects and patterns….I must be the last sewist on the planet to try this! I just need to find a solid block of time to figure it out.


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Postgres products and Oracle database compatibility company has announced two new extensions that bid to expand PostgreSQL's ability to integrate information from big data and NoSQL-only solutions.
EnterpriseDB has released an updated Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW) for MongoDB to the open source PostgreSQL community and is planning to release one for Hadoop in autumn. The Foreign Data Wrappers take advantage of capabilities that were introduced in PostgreSQL v9.3.
The firm also further optimized the MongoDB FDW for performance and long-term code stability through the use of the new MongoDB Meta Driver.
"Specialized database technologies that target a single problem can be useful in some cases. But they introduce complexity into the enterprise data environment by creating data silos that erode corporate standards in application logic," said Marc Linster, senior vice president, products and services, at EnterpriseDB.
"The new Foreign Data Wrapper makes data in silos residing in MongoDB deployments more useful by integrating it with the enterprise database management systems. This eases data governance problems."
As new data technologies and solution sources emerged, developers in the open source community built capabilities for using Postgres to work with data from outside sources.
Foreign Data Wrappers were made possible in 2011 with the release of PostgreSQL 9.1, which featured support for the ANSI SQL Standard implementation of SQL/MED (SQL Management of External Data). FDWs enable users to integrate structured and unstructured data within their Postgres databases, where they can read and write SQL queries to foreign data sources.
Postgres has Foreign Data Wrappers for MongoDB, CouchDB, Informix, MySQL, Neo4j, Oracle, Redis, and others. They can map to the JDBC, LDAP, and ODBC interfaces and work with such non-traditional data sources as files, HTTP, Amazon's S3, and Twitter.


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On Showtime's House of Lies (Sundays, 10/9c), Clyde has always been the pod's comic relief. But can he step it up and be the top dog? Viewers are about to find out.
"You get to find the different shades of Clyde," actor-writer Ben Schwartz tells TVGuide.com of Sunday's episode. "Since the beginning, Clyde is someone who's after Marty's job. He recognizes that Marty is a friend of his, but I still think he would do anything he can to get to the next level, to get to be in the position that Marty's at. You see that he really is as cutthroat and is willing to sacrifice a lot."
Clyde's big power moves comes at a very interesting time for Galweather, and specifically for the pod after Marty's (Don Cheadle) new lady love Tamara (Nia Long) first suggested that he go out on his own in last week's episode. It won't help matters when Clyde steps up to bat and lands a big client for the team, the Dushkin twins from Las Vegas. "It's the first time that Clyde brings work to the company," Schwartz says. "It's the first time that Clyde is really showing his weight sand showing what he can do. We see how Marty handles that and what happens as it goes on."
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After being named one of the top 25 consultants of the year in the Season 1 finale, it was only a matter of time before Clyde started to show his true, ruthless colors. "The second season actually shows Clyde applying the skills and you get to see how strong he is and how cutthroat he is," Schwartz says. "There's a scene where Marty is talking and trying to talk to the Dushkin twins and instead I take over the entire pitch — I hijack and I make it my pitch."
As Clyde's more ambitious side begins to reveal itself, viewers will also learn more about his backstory. But, unfortunately for Schwartz, no flashbacks were involved. "You slowly find out that his life is so consumed with work that maybe he doesn't really spend time on anything else," he says. "You hear a little bit about Clyde's past, but I didn't get to wear any '80s pants, which is all I wanted to do."
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However, Clyde's moment of power in Sunday's episode also coincides with one of his first big moments of weakness. Schwartz is tightlipped about what exactly drives Clyde to show — gasp! — his softer side. "For the first time, something huge happens in that episode, which affects him in such a way that he has to talk like a human being to Doug [Josh Lawson] for the first time," he says. "It's such a foreign thing to express his emotions and that even when he's trying to, he has such a hard time in doing so."
Doug's attempt to cheer up his gloomy colleague with a delivery from Doug's Hug Emporium — although slightly sad — was especially fun to shoot behind-the-scenes. "We did that scene as one huge take because Josh and I both come from comedy backgrounds and improv and stage stuff, so it was such a cool feeling," Schwartz says. "He and I especially really go nuts with each other. We also did a Les Miz take of that where we sang the entire scene."
While scene-stealers Schwartz and Lawson provide priceless bonus footage for the House of Lies Season 2 DVD, not to mention their web series Flight Club, off-screen, it's a different story onscreen. Schwartz says that Clyde and Doug's bromance is headed for a rough patch, thanks in no small part to Doug's new girlfriend, Sarah (Jenny Slate). "She brings confidence to Doug who mostly doesn't have any confidence in himself at all. He just thinks of himself as a pawn but Sarah is there to be like you're so much more than this," Schwartz says. "Having Doug be with somebody I think affects Clyde quite a bit and also affects the group because Doug has this newfound confidence that he can't wait to whirl around as opposed to just punching numbers.
"As people strive for power or people get hungry for power, both Clyde and Doug, I think that affects their personalities and how they react to things," he continues.
With so many egos at war, does that mean the pod could potentially split up? Schwartz isn't ruling anything out. "Anything is possible, which is the coolest thing in the world. Truly anything is possible," he says. "That's why you watch — to see what happens. If Marty is really starting to start his own business, Clyde isn't even aware of that yet. Will he ask Doug and Clyde to come with him? Will he able to pull this off? Now that we're up to the last few episodes, you start getting your own answers and you start seeing how people react with said answers."
House of Lies airs Sundays at 10/9c on Showtime.