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Just in time to spice up your Monday, a sweet giveaway from sponsor, Sew Deerly Loved.
I'm also in love with this little double hexagon project. There is a tutorial for this as well!
Winner: Messy Mouse said…
thanks for the give-away.
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I love all the Lecien dots – such lovely colours!
Ooh the Pam Kitty Morning strawberries – I have to have them!!! Thanks for the chance to win x
Found a great collection of Heather Ross, Munki Munki fabrics, so adorable!
Flower Sugar! I love her blog, too. She has lots of good bookmarked favorites in the sidebar, and it updates so you can see what's new…love that. Great giveaway!
Flower Sugar! I love her blog, too. She has lots of good bookmarked favorites in the sidebar, and it updates so you can see what's new…love that. Great giveaway!
I love the freshness and whimsy of the Japanese fabrics!
I really love the Lecien Old New 30's collection! They are all so pretty! Oh and the crochet trim by Riley Blake!
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I love Sew Deerly Loved! I've bought fabric from them before and have always been so impressed with the quality of the cut (and of course, the fabric!) I think I'm partial to the "Old New 30's" line….I've never bought Lecien fabrics but I love them! Thanks so much for this chance to win! moonens at gmail dot com
I love the Heather Ross Munki Munki, but all the fabric is just amazing. Thanks for the lovely giveaway
I love her Forest Friends collection.
I love flower sugar too and the baby pom poms! Those are so cool.
I love the sugar sprinkles in butter. There are some wonderful old-fashioned prints. Thanks for introducing me to this site.
There are so many great items it is hard to pick, but I just can't pass up those cute little elephants (Japanese, Small Elephants on Aqua).
How do I pick just one favorite. Love all the fabrics. The colors are gorgeous. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love her store and order from her frequently. I missed out on Alpine Wonderland so I'm thinking of getting a bundle. I also follow her blog and love the vintage items she just shared.
Me Me Me!!!! Puh-leezzzz pick me!!!! I love everything in her store — this would have been easier if you'd asked us to name something we don't like. Maybe. ;-D
I lover everything Kerry has in her shop and just got a big order from her, but I didn't buy any Hill Farm yet….so ….I would love this!!!!
Martha
Oooh I love the Simple Life Bundles 🙂
Too hard to choose-I love everything,including her tutorials! Thanks so much!
I love her vintage sheets. I just love the Strawberry Blossoms. Her prices are quite excellent, I'll be following!
I love the vintage sheets, she has one I had used for the back of my mom's quilt!
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I LOVE the floral Japanese fabrics. Just the perfect mix of vintage and whimsy!
I love everything that Kerry has in her shop, but especially the Lecien fabrics. I have bought alot from her and find her service great, and her blog is one of my favorites! email@example.com
I love the Simple Life bundle 🙂 Her store is beautiful! Thank you so much for sponsoring the giveaway, Sew Deerly Loved!
Japanese Small elephants is so cute! I love the bright blue and the cute elephant print!
Lecien old new floral hearts is lovely, as is the crochet edging from Riley Blake. I'm crossing my,finger Amy!!
I love the great selection of pompom trim! I am a sucker for those pompoms
this is a new site for me, the fabrics are amazing. i really like the simple life collection, i love the colours!!

thank you for the giveaway!!
I love most of the Lecien rose lines! I am always oggling them on the Sew Dearly loved stored. She has some great pieces. Thank you for the giveaway.
The fabric is so sweet. The vintage looks are lovely and I'm nuts about the English paper pieces. I'm heading to her blog now but will definitely be back to shop.
I like the Hill Farm and the Forest Friends fat quarter bundle.
I love the Aunt Grace's Keepsakes fabrics. I have ordered from Kerri before. She always has something good!
I love all the different trims! Those are hard to find.
Loving the simple life from Riley Blake
I love the Munki Munki phone prints! So cool!
I just love her choice of Japanese fabrics, especially Alice in Wonderland in Pink and Aqua!
I love the velvet ric rac. I've never seen anything like it.

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I LOVE the Lecien Old New 30's, and many others!! Beautiful!!
I've ordered from the shop – wonderful, friendly, amazingly prompt service! Love the abundance of polka dots in the shop!
I love Japanese fabrics and the Little Forest Friends collection is gorgeous. Thanks for the chance!
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I love all the fabric, "fly the kite" is just adorable.
I love just about everything in the shop. Especially the Lecien Old New and the wonderful selection of ginghams.
Great shop! The crochet velvet trims are sweet.
I like the Crocheted Lace and Baby Pom-poms, in every color! 🙂 thanks for the giveaway!
I love the Mushroom in a Row
I love the Hill Farm Wildflowers in Bluej – so pretty!
I like that you can create your own bundle. Thanks for the chance to win!
I love all the old vintage sheets! I have collected a few, but just can't cut them yet! So nice that these are already cut.
Takes the guilt away 🙂
I actually like the first few japanese floral prints listed- very pretty! (Lecien)
Kerri's shop is one of my favorites. Always full of beautiful fabrics and good prices. I get much inspiration from her blog also! I love her little Alpine Christmas quilt.
I had to have a closer look at Heather Ross' Munki Munki goldfish fabric and it turns out it is from the sleeve of a pair of woman's pyjamas..lol.. I did see a lot of lovely things and am definitely going back to shop as she has some lovely and unusual fabric in that not so little store of hers.
Thanks for the opportunity to win!

Diane
What a wonderful little shop! I can see so many great projects just scrolling through the fabrics! I loved the "Garden Gnome" fabric… I would make a table runner with it for my Norwegian Mother-in-Law!
I love all the already made bundles of fabric.

Teresa
Velvet ric rac!!! Who knew there was such a thing! I love it!!!
I love the bundle packs of fabric! Soo pretty! 🙂 xo Holly

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I must still be in a Christmas Fabric mode because I am liking the Japanese Christmas Colllection FQ Bundle.
I love so many things in her store but the Hill Farm bundles are actually at the top of my list. Thanks for the chance to win one!
It's so hard to pick just one, they are all great looking fabrics.
I am loving all the gingham and tiny flowers, pastels with a pop of red 🙂
What a lovely giveaway. I really love the Riley Blake line Millie's Closet. Thanks for a chance to win.
Can I love everything? lol.. I sure do love the pink doilies from hill farm they are just to die for!
I love the elephant prints…just too cute. Thanks for a great giveaway.
I love the Heather Ross VW vans!
Thanks for a great giveaway!
I love her shop and visit often. Her collection of Munki Munki is so nicely organized and very reasonably priced. Thanks for the give away chance.
Her vintage fabrics are so adorable and her shop is just so sweet and pretty. My favorite is AUNT GRACE KEEPSAKES, Marcus Brothers, Nursery 30's Reproduction, Vintage Bunnies on Cream. I have to get some of that for an Easter project….never too early!
Ohhhh Man…I love the Repro fabric and I love the way you can put together your own bundles! Very clever!
Thanks so much for the chance to win!!
Paulette
I love the simple life (I have a 3yo and a 1yo girl :). Thanks for the giveaway!
I love it all…but thin the Simple Life is beyond adorable. Oh how I would LOVE to win this. Good luck to all!!!
I love them all. I really love the Simple life.I made that same quilt for my daughter using her tutorial. Thanks for the chance to win. email: dreandki(at) hotmail(dot)com
The Simple Life panel! All the Riley Blake fabrics! The berries! What a great selection-thanks for the opportunity!
I love all of the color basics dots by Lecien, but especially the white polka dots on a green. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
I am a beginning quilter, although I've been sewing since I was a child. I'm also a technophobe, so the blogging, on-line shopping world is all new to me. Having said that, I love your blog and the fabric shop. I agree with everyone else – I love all the fabrics – one of each please! Finally, I saw Leciens Old New 30's by Atusko Matsuyana – the pink background, and roses encased in
I love the Mod Tod fabric stack!
I love the Simple Life bundle! Thanks for a wonderful giveaway.
Holy smokes! Another giveaway (giddy over here – simply giddy)
I just love the simple life fabrics – so sweet -
Thanks for another chance at some great fabric and a super store to bookmark 😉
I love the Millie's Closet Purses….so cute! Thanks for the giveaway!
I drooled over her vintage FQs… so light and sweet looking! Thanks for the giveaway~!
I love all the Lecien fabric, especially the dots. Thanks for the giveaway. firstname.lastname@example.com
I love the Heather Ross Munki Munki Marching Elephants. Just wish they had that in yardage!
I love the baby pom poms from Riley Blake. Thanks for the chance to win this great fabric bundle.
What a lovely giveaway! Other than this glorious set, I like the little collection of 30s fabric she has on offer. Good prices, too.
I immediately fell in love with Japanese, FOREST FRIENDS COLLECTION, Fat Quarter Bundle of 11. So cute, I wish hadn't already spent all my fabric money 😀
Oh I love the Chevron Twill Ribbons but also the possibility to create my own bundle. Just great.
Beautiful fabrics! And a very lovely shop. I love all the vintage sheets. Thanks for a great giveaway!
it's all so yummy but I think I love the lime green lecien polka dots the best!
I really love her collection and range of dot fabrics. Such great colors! Thank you for the chance to win.
I like HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons. I just love the reproduction prints.
I loved everything about her Etsy store, easy to navigate and so colorful. I love the patchwork star quilt as well.
I love those fabrics THE SIMPLE LIFE by Tasha Noel for Riley Blake, 1/2 Yard Bundle of 18
Thank you!
hope to win
Michal
Baby Pom Poms please !!!
I love The Simple Life fabric.
Love the bright colors — polka dots are one of my favorites.
She has such a good selection of trims! I added her to my Esty favorites.
I love the color palettes! So far out of my normal range. And she even has cute pom pom trims! I would love to win the bundle so I could try new colors and make something sweet and bright 😀
Love, love those yummy fabrics!!!
I am mad for the Atsuko Matsuyama floral prints from Lecien. Thanks so much to you and Kerri for this super giveaway.
Hen x
I love the notions, particularly VINTAGE, Christmas Fabric Ribbon, Forest Animals and Holly. Thanks for the giveaway!
I am loving all those lovely polka dots. Now I know where to go for these.
All those Japanese dots are to die for….and Ruby by Bonnie and Camille…LOVE!
I LOVED the Japanese Forest Friends fat quarter bundle!!!!! It is so precious! What a great shop!! Thank you for a chance at the giveaway!
I really love the Lecien, VINTAGE ART STORE collection. Thanks for the chance to win
So much to love here! My favourite though is the forest friends fat quarter bundle.
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The cutest thing I have ever seen – Bunny Sweets Patchwork. Thanks for the giveaway.
I loved the Japanese fabrics: the cute Forest Friends and there are some wonderful Japanese vintage fabrics! A great shop!! Thank you for sharing and for a chance to win this awesome giveaway!!
That bundle of fat quarters is adorable, but so are the Riley Blake polka dot buttons. Great shop.
I am always thrilled to find another source for fabric! The Japanese fabrics are beautiful!
I like the Japanese Leicen fabrics. So many possibilities!
I love everything that Lecien produces! Old New 30s is so sweet!
LOVE Kerri's shop so much! Would love some of her Munki Munki to sew with.. she always carries the cutest fabrics.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/121897768/japanese-lecien-pitic-pitica-4-girls? I love this!
I love everything about your blog and most especially your work. The colors and fabrics are so yummy. I have been visiting your blog for months, but just realized I hadn't yet signed on as a follower, so I took care of that today. :-)
Thank you for sharing your talents so we can all be inspired! -Derrith
I like some of those Japanese prints, they are always adorable aren't they?? :)
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I love this shop…I've ordered several times before. I'd love to stock up on Lecien color basics dots right now! And the Animal sweets collection is really cute.
For a long time I've had my eye on the Japanese Lecien Strawberry prints, so pretty!!!
I love the simple life by tasha noel! Adorable!
LOVE the Heather Ross patterns! How awesome!
Love the VW Vans print. Thank you to whoever thought of that one!
I love every bit of the Lecian fabrics. So bright and cheerful.

Amy
The Leicen florals are so beautiful, but I especially like all the polka dot fabrics. The Leicen Color Basics, Blue Pin Dot on White is a particular favourite.
I have been following Kerri for a while now and love everything in her shop, but especially all of those wonderful Japanese fabrics.
I love the Heather Ross, Munki Munki fabrics, especially the pink Garden Gnomes. Am new to the world of quilting and hadn't realised the selection of Japanese fabrics available. They are lovely.
I have not been to the store before and oh my gosh, I want it all. Love the colors and I just feel my bank account draining. I love the dainty flowers in the pink and aqua. I really love all of the Japanese fabrics by Lecian Fabrics. Thank you for this opportunity, now I need to go shopping…:)
Love the 30's reproduction patterns!

Valerie
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Ooo – dots and more dots – Lecien dots YUM!!!
Love the vintage art bundle set!
I love the crocheted lace, and the variety of AQUA colors! Oh, I love the WHOLE shop!! So pretty!
I love all the Japanese prints. So cute!
The Simple Life bundle! I already have FQ bundle of that line but I just LOVE it!!
Oh that Riley Blake velvet ric rac is singing to me! I have two girls who would go gaga over that. thank you for the chance to win!
I love the selection of Heather Ross Fabrics, they are so cute an ecclectic !!! I'm also a Polka dot Fanatic and had to purchse Leicen Color Basics in Red,Green, and Pink to add to my stash
Pick one thing…hah! I love so much it is hard to decide. Very cute shop!
Too much great stuff to choose from! If I was buying right now I'd snap up the munki garden gnomes
Love it all! http://www.etsy.com/listing/109318226/japanese-lecien-berry-doll-fat-quarter
I would love a cut of each of the polka dot prints! Thanks for the chance.
I love, love, love the Japanese Forest Friends Collection on Sew Dearly Loved! It's beautiful and absolutely fun.
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I love the Japanese, FOREST FRIENDS COLLECTION, Fat Quarter Bundle of 11..
So lovely!
I love the lecien fabrics and notions…
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Oh my word, so much to love at Sew Deerly Loved! I think I have to go with the much coveted Leicen 'Old/New' collection. Pretty much the whole range makes me swoon! (Hope it's ok to enter as I'm in UK btw. – I understand if not.)

S x
I LOVE the vintage sheet fat quarters!!!! I would also love to have some of the Aunt Grace Keepsakes collection. She has a ton of beautiful things in her shop! Thanks for the chance to win
I love the fabric Lecien FLOWER SUGAR, Spring 2012, Large Roses and Polka Dots in Aqua. The colors are perfect for a sweet baby quilt in fresh colors. Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the Riley Blake trims!
HI! THINK I LOVE THE ENTIRE SHOP!
SUCH BEAUTIFUL FABRICS!
I'LL CHOOSE "HILL FARM"!
THANKS FOR SHARING!

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I love the selection of Riley Blake fabrics – wonderful!
I bought the Heather Ross Goldfish in Bags!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have always wanted even a scrap of this fabric and there it was!! WooHoo – i am already a winner. Thanks so much for the introduction to this shop – you made my week!!
A sweet giveaway! I love the Japanese Rose Bouquet fabrics!! xo Heather
How do i pick i love all of it but i did see a fat qtr bundle call Berry Doll and i have never seen that fabric befor. Thanks for the give away. email@example.com
The Simple Life! Love that Hexagon quilt!
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I love the selection. Something for every color I love!
Wow! What a neat shop to find! I think I'd choose something from the Hill Farm collection. Thanks!
What a great shop! She has so many beautiful fabrics it took me awhile to narrow it down to just one selection. I think I haveto go with Hill Farm. Just love the delicate designs. Thanks!
I am a huge Heather Ross fan and loved seeing her Notions, Cardinals, and Holiday Tree Lot fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway!
Ola Amy … I love the dots fabrics from Lecien … Thank you … Lenka

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I've bookmarked SewDearlyLoved. I've been wanting to try some Japanese fabrics after countless people have raved over their quality. I searched for Japanese and I do love "Japanese, Lecien, HILL FARM, Brenda Riddle, Florals in White/Cream, Fat Quarter Bundle of 5". I didn't realize until I came back to your blog that that was one of the lines you'd highlighted! These
Those Japanese imports are so cute! Especially the little elephants on blue and the mushrooms and anything with polka dots!
Oh I love Kerri's shop…loving Tasha's Simple Life line right now!
I just love her shop, been a fav for awhile! I love the Japanese Lecien old/new, along with so many others!
I love that she has Flower Sugar from Fall 2011! I always wanted some of that…
how can one choose from her shop:-) all the fabric is adorable!!! if I have to chosse, I pick Hua Hua Lu Lu, Scallop Floral Squares in Red. Thanks for the chance to win!
It's impossible to pick one thing. However, I do LOVE the crochet trims, particularly the aqua!
I love everything about sew deeply loved, especially the projects that Kerri makes 🙂 I notice that there are a lot of gingham prints in her etsy shop. I need more of those!
I love Japanese Lecien!
I love the Japanese Lecien, especially the berry doll strawberry – it's so sweet! Thanks for the chance!
The Retro Floral fabrics are cute! So 70's….
My favorite fabric is the AUNT GRACE KEEPSAKES, Marcus Brothers, Nursery 30's Reproduction, Vintage Deers in Red. So cute!
I LOVE LoVe LOve The Simple Life. I am having a new baby and these patterns are a perfect match for her room. What an awesome shop and I LOVE your blog!!!
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I love all the polka dot fabrics!! Thanks for the giveaway!

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I love the Munki Munki Marching Elephants!
So much to love over there! What a great collection of HR and the Leicen dots are great!
I love the Japanese Flower Rose Patchwork print. Used as the back it would make a truly wonderful reversible quilt, and then pillows.
There are so many sweet fabrics! I think I would build my own bundle! Thanks for the chance.
Actually my favorite fabrics right now are by Riley Blake, but there are tons of cute fabrics over at Sew Deerly Loved that I wouldn't mind trying. Fun giveaway!
I really adore the Riley Blake Go Fly a Kite fabric. It's adorable!

Fawn
I have been a fan of Kerri's shop for quite a while. I love all the Japanese florals
and the Lecien polka dots and stripes when I can get them. Hill Farm Is my favorite.
Love those dainty prints. Thank You for such a great giveaway.
Thanks for a chance Amy. I hope I can win at least one giveaway,especially this one.
I love the Simple Life bundle, but also the pink Hill Farm! Thanks for the giveaway!
Thanks for the giveaway…I love all the fabric but I especially like the vintage art store fabric…so many pretties!
What a great shop. I love the small elephant fabric and am already thinking of ways to use it. Thank you for letting us know about this shop.
The Fly a Kite fabrics are so adorable!
Picking just one? Not an easy task. I think my absolute favorite is the Riley Blake Strawberry Stripes. Thanks for the giveaway!
The Lecien or any word print fabrics. Really all of it is awesome. Thanks for the generous giveaway!
Indeed picking one is not easy. Japanese, Lecien, OLD NEW 30'S this is the one I like the most. Thanks for the give away.

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I like the HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons fabric bundle.
I love The Simple Life. Thanks for the giveaway.
Oh my goodness!!! I adore her shop! I have to have the Lecien princess rose in white! OO man i hope i win!!!! Thank you thank you for the chance to win!
I love the reproduction 1930's prints. Ecpecially the pale pink with the roses and dots.
Loree
I love the Forest Friends Collection!
Any of the Heather Ross prints – I love them! Also those Lecien berries are pretty amazing.
Hi Amy! I love the Riley Blake Scoot fabric pack I found in the shop of Sew Deerly Loved. What a hard choice it was though!
Thank you for sharing this fabric shop!!

I love Heather Ross, barbeque pattern, wouldn't that make an awesome man apron for fathers day!

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I really love all the cute trims that she carries. I am trying to think of a project that involves the crocheted trim or the elastic ruffle lace. Cute!
I found a bunch of cute things! I love all the Christmas fabric ribbons! And the matryoshka fabric perfect for a graduation quilt for my Russian BFF! And ALL the Japanese lawns are so beautiful!
I love her shop, my favorite bundle right now is Japanese, Lecien, OLD NEW 30'S, Tulip Bouquets, Fat Quarter Bundle of 4. I have spring fever so badly and this bundle is so very pretty.

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I love all the Japanese fabrics, so Cute!!
I love all the Japanese fabrics, so Cute!!
love The simple life fabrics and bundles.
Oh so many cute fabrics!! I love her vintage and retro listings! SO neat!!
I love her selection of Japanese fabris and I really, really love the selection of The Simple Life fabrics that she carries. She has a wonderful fabric shop!
There are so many wonderful choices, but my top three are: japanese mushrooms in a row, alpine wonderland and boys will be boys, monkey stripe in blue. Thanks so much for the opportunity to win some!
what a great little shop – I love that there's the option to create your own fabric bundle for purchase – I've never seen that before!
I'm actually loving the hill farm in white and pink that you show!! I would love to do a sweet little girl quilt with them.
I LOVE her Lecien Old New 30's bundle! I actually like all her things. They are definitely my style.
There is so much to love in the Sew Deerly Loved shop. I am especially in love with many of the Japenese strawberry fabrics but especially ATSUKO MATSUYAMA, 30's Collection, Strawberry Polka Dot in Ivory. I smock as well as quilt and other needle arts. This piece would be a beautiful smocked bishop and will possibly be an easter dress for my great niece. firstname.lastname@example.com
What a great giveaway for a Monday! I love her collection of Forest Friends. Love the anime prints of little woodland creatures. Arigato!
What a great giveaway for a Monday! I love her collection of Forest Friends. Love the anime prints of little woodland creatures. Arigato!
Love that Pinocchio and Toys print. I don't usually collect that kind of thing but it is almost irresistable. Thanks!!
LOVE the Flora prints in their shop!
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I really like the City Weekend fabric by Oliver and S company.
I really love the Hill Farm. It is very me. I would love to make a baby quilt using both the pinks and blues. Love, love, love. -Nancy
I have shopped with Kerri before … love all the Japanese fabrics … Lecien Old New 30's are a favourite.
HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons just reminds me of Easter
I think I need some Lecien Pitic Pitica! Those retro flowers are the grooviest!
So many cute fabrics … but what caught my attention were the notions. Especially that chevron twill tape. *love it*
gotta say…i'm in the love with the penguin water ballet sleeve by heather ross (munki munki). so cute!!!
Oh, my goodness. More like what *didn't* I love?!
One that I adore: Little Forest Friends, Baking Mix in Pink, FAT QUARTER.
Thanks for the lovely giveaway!
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Rose
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Love the Japanese, mushrooms in a row fabric. There was another that was little mushroom houses! So Cute!
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I love all the vintage sheets! What fun.
Great shop and great fabrics! I especially like the Lecien retro flowers. Thanks for the giveaway.
I've got her Simple Life bundle marked as a favourite on my Esty account but I also love her HR Munki Munki.
I love the Bunny Sweets patchwork!
I love all the trims – crochet, velvet, etc. Plus all the lecien!!!
It is so hard to choose just one thing. I love the Munki Munki, The Simple Life and Lori Holt's text prints.
Wow, a create-your-own Heather Ross sampler! How to decide on which prints to pick? If I am lucky enough to win, I can be reached at krseitz at earthlink dot net.
I love anything by Lecien and also the Simple Life…beautiful fabrics all around!
Etsy is having some "hick-ups" and won't load, but I was just on her page this weekend drooling over the Japanese prints and trying to decide on a fabric bundle. She has so many cute fabrics to pick from it is hard to decide!
Excuse me while I gather myself- what great giveaway stack! I have shopped with Kerri before and found her most gracious and helpful!
I really like the Simple Life by Tasha Noel.
The simple life bundles are awesome. Thank you for the chance.
I've never used Japanese prints, but I don't think I saw a Lecien that I didn't like!
I like the tulip boquet but it really is hard to choose just one firstname.lastname@example.com
I've bought from Sew Deerly Loved before! Great service, she listed my custom order so fast. I'm loving the Heather Ross fabric, specifically the BBQ Knit and the VW Buses.
I think the Riley Black, Sheri Berry Alpine Wonderland is fabulous and fun at the same time! Thanks for the having a give away.
Love Kerri! I follow her everywhere I can!! I'm really liking the Old New 30's from Lecein!
I love the Alpine Wonderland fabric! All those trees and critters make me smile. Thanks for the giveaway. :)

The fabrics are beautiful, and the grosgrain ribbons by Riley Blake caught my eye today! So cute!
Another great giveaway, Amy – thanks for the chance to win! I love Kerri's blog and am a new follower. I have been out of the fabric game for a little while {sniff!}, but I've got my eye on RB's Scoot line! The charm pack would make a perfect pillow for my little man. 🙂
I love the Melody Miller Ruby Star Rising Ephemera print best of all. Thanks for the chance to win.
Love the simple life!
I love the Metro Cafe, Mug Faces! Such a sweet shop :)
Thanks!
Carrie
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What darling fabric! Great quilt and pillow and I'm going to download both when I'm done here, hehe. I love the FQ bundler of The Simple Life, better yet, the Half Yard bundle is even better!

Thank you and Sew Dearly Loved for an awesome giveaway and a chance to win.

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Beautiful shop! I like Riley Blake, Lori Holt, MILLIE'S CLOSET line a whole lot!

Susie
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I like the Japanese Berry Doll fabric. I am getting into more unusual prints instead of the same old usual stuff!
I'm loving the Old New 30's prints. And of course that Hill Farm is exquisite. Thanks for a great giveaway. Have favorited the store on etsy so I can look there when I shop!
Love the simple life line.
I like the Forest Friends Collection.
I love all the fabric hard to choose just one, the crotched lace is lovely and I like the fact that you can choose your own bundle.
I love the Moda Flora! Fan4may at aol dot com
I like the Heather Ross garden gnomes. So cute!
I'm liking Moda Circa 1934. I also love that you can create your own bundles! I love that service. Thanks for introducing me to this shop and for the giveaway!
Anything Lecien is gorgeous!!
There isn't anything here that I don't wish was in my shelf. I especially love the new Farm Hill in those soft, lovely pinks. Keri's blog is fun to follow, too.
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What gorgeous tutorials! The Forest Friends collection is very cute 🙂
I love the Leicen Color Basics polka dots!! One can never have enough dots!!!! Also love that you can create your own bundle- very cool!
I love Sew Deerly…they're awesome! Great service 🙂 I like their bundles, and right now I really like the Hua Hua Lu Lu…way cute 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
I really like the winderkist collection, Riley Blake's Daisy Cottage and Delighted. Thanks.
I think those small elephant prints are adorable.
There are many eye candies and hard to choose one but Simple life Aunt Grace's Keepsakes …only have to pick one?Thanks for the chance!
I love Hill Farm. I also like The Simple Life, always love her fabrics!
I love Hill Farm, and The Simple Life!
Those cute little Japanese baby elephants really tickle my fancy. Simply gorgeous Etsy shop – thank you for introducing me to it, Amy. I'd love to win the giveaway!
She has lots of cute fabric! I really do love Tasha's, The Simple Life. And, what a great tutorial for the quilt!
I love this little shop: From the name to the graphics and products offered… it all seems to work together so well!! It's simply charming!! Be especially blessed.
I'm new to patchwork and quilting, and hope to soon start my first quilt. I have been thinking I would love to do it in pinks, garden greens and white. The bottom picture you show is perfect for this – but on browsing through the shop, I do love the Japanese Leicen Colour Basics Red, Pink & green polka dots. It covers the spectrum I'd love to have in that first quilt :)
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What a fun shop!!! I really like the Japanese fabrics and the old new 30's prints. Especially the strawberry and cherry prints. Too cute!
Berry Doll is so sweet! It's so hard to choose a favorite, though!
I love The Simple Life and Hill Farm.
I like her selection of trim. Thanks for the chance!
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There's so much to love there…but I did find one particular fabric I really loved: Moda, FLORA, By Lauren & Jessi Jung, Secret Windows in Turquoise.
Hello Amy, what a wonderful shop, and a great giveaway opportunity, thank you so much. I can picture these fabrics in a project. I found the laces and trims to hard to resist, and the notions in this shop are inspirational. Thank you for the introduction to the blog as well, I know I shall be following. Kind regards Mandy Currie (email@example.com)
I love the Sheri Berry fabrics.
Love the elephant prints but adore the Leicen Flower Sugar Spring 2012, so pretty.
Love the forest friends collection! Way cute………..I can see baby gifts in my dreams.
Thanks!
love the Japanese fabrics!!!!

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Wow, so much to love in her shop. Thanks for the introduction! If I had to choose one grouping it would be HILL FARM, Brenda Riddle, Florals in Pinks. Love it.
I love the pom pom trim!
I love the Old New 30's!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
The HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons, Heirloom Diamonds in Sky is one of my favorites.
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There was lots of great fabric, but I was really taken with the Riley Blake crocheted lace so I will select that. Nancy: firstname.lastname@example.com
I love moda little apples fat eights!
The Simple Life is really cute.
I love the "Hope Chest" bundle by Mama's Cottons. This is a delightful Etsy shop! Thanks so much for introducing it.
I love Japanese, Lecien, HILL FARM, Brenda Riddle, Florals in White/Cream, 1/2 Yard Bundle of 5. Thanks for the chance
l love the simple life. neat shop thanks
Wow! what a great giveaway! 🙂 I love the Japanese forest friends bundle!
I love the Aunt Grace's Garden Party vintage cherries fabric. Haven't seen it anywhere before! Also love all the polka dots she has!
Thanks for the chance to win!
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the fabrics in this store are fabuous, love them all and esp the polka dots! thanks for the chance to win some lovelies
So many fabrics, so little time!! I love the Sandy Gervais Giddy, Cherries in Surf. To go along with it the Riley Blake Cherries stripe would be perfect, no?

I love the Forest Friends collection. Thanks for a chance on the give away.
Great shop–love the selection of fabrics! I really like the 12 yard bundle of The Simple Life. Great giveaway!
I love kawaii Japanese fabric, so Animal Street Life in Pink caught my eye!
Oh MY! What's not to love? I really am drawn to the turquoise gingham. I have added this shop to my favorites, and will be going back!
I loved all the Aunt Grace and other Repo fabrics.
I love her Japanese Forest Friends – oh how I would love to play with those!
There are so many to choose from, but the Forest Friends Collection is so cute!!!!
Kerri's shop is amazing! such beautiful fabrics! Love her blog too! It's so hard to pick a favourite but I do love the Lecien Old New 30's collection.
I love the little elephant prints!
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There are so many to choose from, but the Forest Friends Collection is so cute!!!!
I love them all really, but the Japanese prints are so pretty!
I like the Atsuko Matsuyama's 30's collection from Summer 2012.
I love all of her shop, especially the reproduction 1930's Hope chest by Mama's Cottons, all of them are so gorgeous. Also the Heather Ross day of the dead fabric from Munki munki pajamas is gold 🙂
I love the Japanese dots!!
Besides EVERYTHING, this is what I would get first: Forest Friends Bundle
I am smitten with the Simple Life collection! I have ordered from Sew Deerly Loved and absolutely love what I ordered! awolk at rogers dot com
I love all those Lecien prints on her site. It would make my day to win a bundle of fat quarters – what a great idea. Thanks!
I adore SO much there, but the Japanese, Lecien, Old New 30's, Tulip Bouquets. GASP! Love that.
This is my favorite online store! My etsy favorites is always full of her fabric and I love her choose your own bundle packages. My favorate is that new Hill Farm collection. It's a tough choice but I think I like the blue best.
Love the fat quarter bundle of HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons. Thanks for the great giveaway.
The Forest Friends Collection is my favorite! Lots to choose from!
Love her shop! I like "The Simple Life" by Tasha Noel for Riley Blake.

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I LOVE Kerri's blog and her shop. One of my favorite things is the Lecien Flower Sugar Floral Wreaths bundle.
Thanks for the great giveaway!
She's got a very nice Sale selection. Of course, I go to the Sale section first, LOL. I could do with a bit of the AMH Little Folks voile!
I like all the Aunt Grace fabrics.
I LOVE Kerris shop!! I maen the whole thing!! I have been following her blog for a while and she has the cutest ideas. I love the Patchwork Star quilt too. Right now I absolutely adore the Leican Berry fabric!! Gotta love strawberries!! Thank you guys for a chance to win
I love the FLORA, Garden Damask in Tangerine, By Lauren & Jessi Jung. GORGEOUS!
Munki Munki, Garden Gnomes in Green on Flannel is my favourite, there's something about garden gnomes
I love the vintage sheets! I actually have a number of the same sheets in my collection, but I want all of the ones that I don't have : )
Love the colors of her fabrics! She makes wonderful choices. Such a beautiful array!
I love the Lecien flower sugar line, every single pattern!
I just love her shop. I love everything in her shop, how can I just pick one thing, if I must i pick the Japanese, YUWA LAWN 60, Live Life Collection, Pretty Florals. Thank you for the giveaway.
Wow, how generous of Kerri to give away such a beautiful bundle! I LOVE her shop and follow her blog! My favorite in her shop are the Japanese fabrics- especially the Flower Sugar- so gorgeous!! Thanks for the chance to win!
Oh ny gosh! I could spend days looking at all the pretty things in the shop. One of my favorites was the turquoise crochet lace. I am really loving the current trend to put turquoise and red together. I would love to win. Our first grandchild will be born in about 6 weeks and I would love to make her something with the beautiful fabric!
Oh, there were so many pretty fabrics! But the strawberry ribbon caught my eye! I don't know what I'd do with it but I'm sure I'd find some way to work it into a quilt!
love the small elephant print
I love the Riley Blake Doodlebug Design fabrics!
anything Lecien, but I really love the ginghams
Oh, I love the Christmas Cuties Collection. Thanks so much for the giveaway!
I am always thrilled to find another Utah quilter and have subscribed to Kerri's blog. my favorite thing in her shop are the vintage sheet FQs, particularly the blue and lavender lattice one. Eek!
OMG- TThe Japanese Panel- Lecien, Pitic Pitica, 4 Girls Collection- is soooooooo cute! Thanks so much for the great giveaway- love your blog!
I really like the Flowers an Pin Dots in Brown from the Flower Bouquet Collection. I may actually go ahead and get something while I am looking at the different fabric.

I actually adore the Lecien fabric with the bunnies and the toadstools 🙂
hi, all fabrics are wonderful, I really like Japanese lecien roses!
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Very hard to choose! I think my favourites would be from the Lecien Old New 30s range, but I also really love Hill Farm and I REALLY want to win!
There are so many wonderful things on Sew Dearly Loved. I loved all the Heather Ross, Munki Munki and of course, she had lots of really cool vintage sheets! My eyes did fall for the new Hill Farm collection. Thank you so much for the opportunity!
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I love the Lecien Berry doll FQ bundle and te Heather Ross muni muni bits. Sewing cuteness:-))
Loving the 30's repro fabric
So many pretty prints. I'm not very familiar with Japanese prints and thought they were all great. Thanks for a chance to win!
I adore Kerri's blog and fabrics in her store! I'm loving the Lecien prints at the moment, particularly the Berry Doll.
I love the "Japanese, Lecien BERRY DOLL, Fat Quarter Bundle of 5" who would have thought Japanese and strawberries?! I love strawberries!!!!!!

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I like the Riley Blake label fabrics but this one caught my eye as well; David Walker, Boys Will Be Boys, Monkey Stripe in Blue .
I love all the japanese imports. Very unique.
I love the Old News 30's line. Such a cheerful pattern. Thanks for the chance to win.
Love that Japenese vintage art store bundle and along with the one being away those are my 2 faves.
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I love everything in this shop ! But if I had to choose right now, I'd take the japanese small elephants on aqua for my baby ;)
Thanks for the chance to win !
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I recently inherited a quilt made by my great-grandmother in the early 1940's. The vintage fabrics and repos I saw at the shop remind me of the quilt. I love the delicate, little flowers on these fabrics.
gorgeous fabrics! i like the mushrooms in a row on lime! thanks for the giveaway!
I really like Riley Blake, FLY A KITE, October Afternoon, Main in Teal. It makes me want to teach my granddaughter how to fly a kite! contentncm @ yahoo dot com

I really love Riley Blake's Go Fly a Kite fabric.
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I like the Leican dots
I really like the Simple Life, especially the buntings in aqua. Thanks for the chance to win.
Loving the Japanese fabrics!
I LOVE the create-you-own fat quarter bundle listings. As for fabric, the Flower Rose Bouquet is really cute.
I would get some Moda Little Apples fabric to make a bar runner for my Mom's snack bar! You can reach me at email@example.com
I fell in love with the Metro Mug Faces in licorice!! Perfect for something Valentinesy!!
The Lecien or any word print fabrics. Really all of it is awesome. Thanks for the generous giveaway!

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Aunt Grace's garden party blue tulips. BUt I mean really how could you possibly pick just one thing! 🙂 I loved the custom bundles and very reasonable prices! Thanks for the ideas for new quilts too. The hexagon one is very tempting! K-
Great selection of vintage patterns. I should have never made mom throw out all those sheets!
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I love the Simple Life Buntings!
such great fabrics and too many cute prints to decide. However, if I had to pick just one, the Riley Blake – The Simple Life collection would make an awfully sweet quilt for my niece!
I love that you can create your own bundle, with lots of size options for the bundle. The aqua, pink/red, and yellow fabrics were really cute. Both in floral and polka dots! email@example.com
I love the Leciens Calme Painted Flowers fabric. It's very unique and beautiful!
Wow, it's hard to pick, there are so many that I love! I guess I would say either the Lecien Berry Doll bundle or the Simple Life. Thanks for introducing me to such a great site!
OH MY ~ I love the Riley Blake and other trims she has to offer ~ What a wonderful selection of fabrics ~

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I love the collection of Japanese fabrics. I don't think I could find those anywhere nearby, so I'm glad to know her store stock them!

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I like the HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons collection. I also love the last three pictures of the pinks & blues you show on the blog post, but couldn't find them on her etsy shop. Maybe I need the name of the collection to find them. :D

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I'm really into any polka dots. Doesn't even matter which colors, looks like this ship has some GREAT basics. Thanks for the giveaway!
The hill farm is beautiful–as most lecien prints are–but I love the Heather Ross Munki Munki Marching Elephants
I haven't used Japanese fabric before, but I think the Lecien FLOWER SUGAR Floral Wreaths Half Yard Bundle is just adorable. I'm happy to have found your blog last week–so fun!
I love the Morning Strawberries and the Forest Friends… Everything, really!
Oh my goodness! The Simple Life 1/2 yard bundle is too cute! Lots of fun stuff!
I LOVE THE NEW HILL FARM COLLECTION, but also like the Japanese fabrics by Lecien. Thanks for the links and free pattern tutorials.
I would love to have the sampler pack of Heather Ross fabrics, so awesome. I also like that you can create your own bundle, very nice.
I love that she lets you create your own 7 half yard bundles. I feel a fabric fix coming on…..
I like her selection of vintage sheets, and I love the Hill Farm collection. I also really like the bundles you create yourself.
I like her selection of vintage sheets, and I love the Hill Farm collection. I also really like the bundles you create yourself.
I love Hill Farm (especially the pink and white) and The Simple Life. Thank you so much for the chance to win.

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Millie's closet is great!
I love the 30's reproductions!
I love all the Lecien fabrics – I've yet to buy any and I think they are lovely!

Claudia
Flower Sugar! And everything else! Thanks for the chance.
I love the simple life bundle. Beautiful fabrics!
I would get some of the Moda fabrics, not sure which ones exactly as there are too many that I like. 🙂
just love those polka dot fabrics in the etsy shop
Wow. Just wow. What a fun selection! I love all the little strawberry prints, because I kind of love strawberry fabric for some reason.
I love the Millies Closet bundle – texty prints about sewing – just perfect! Thanks for a great giveaway!
She has great florals! But I really loved Heather Ross Munki Munki Holiday tree lot. It would make a perfect pillow case for the Christmas season. 🙂 jnewarner(at)gmail
What a great place! I love that we can create our own bundles. And I have a serious crush on the crocheted lace by Riley Blake!
Aqua and red together are my absolute FAVORITE!
I love beautiful blue hill farm prints and the strawberries fabric. Beautiful!! I have some project ideas already flowing for those fabrics. Thank you for sharing Sew Dearly loved shop and I am now following her blog.

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I really like Hill Farm but love the Simple Life collection as well. Thanks for introducing me to this cute site!
There were almost too many to narrow one down. I liked The Simple Life fabric. This fabric would be sweet with some of my 30's repro fabric.
That little hexie pillow is so cute and I adore the Holly Hill fabrics! I also love the Leciens Old New 30's by Atusko Matsuyama that she has over at Sew Deerly Loved. Thanks for a chance to win.
I love the Lucien berry fabric!
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Wow – I love ALL of the Japanese fabric! It's wonderful!
I love the Japanese Leicen collection. The pink/blue combinations are precious!

I love them all but I think my favorite is the Riley Blake Doodlebug Designs Christmas Candy in Damask in Red.
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I really like the Heather Ross MUNKI MUNKI collection. So fun!
I am new to quilting, so this is a very nice giveaway… I loved the Flower Rose Bouquet Collection.
I love the Japanes Lecien! Thanks for this opportunity.
I love Kerry's blog and she has so many cute fabrics and trims in her shop!
well I love everything I see but I especially love the Moda Strawberry Fields Vanilla Picnic.. so beautiful! I would love to make my sister some pillows with that. We grew up in a town that grows strawberries and now she lives far away.. I'd love for her to have year round berries!
I love those little Japanese elephants.
I love all the floral choices. Great shop!!!
Just one is super hard so I choose a type. I love her vintage/retro collection of fabrics, they remind me of some fabric that I have inherited from my grandma, now I just need to figure out what to do with it!And I can get some matching pieces from her to have enough fabric! Great shop! Thanks! Email is: dlrasmussen11 [at] gmail [dot] com
I really love the variety of vintage FQ's. I collect vintage FQ's for future projects and she had a lot of different patterns that could fit into any kind of pattern.
Vintage and Asian combine is the best love of all! and then you see the colors!
Oh I love it all but… I especially love the strawberry's on the first row and the strawberry ribbon so cute!!!
Well, I am certainly in love with the FQ bundle up for giveaway, gorgeous!! But I had a look around the shop and this chevron ribbon is so cute! http://www.etsy.com/listing/112568304/chevron-twill-ribbon-34-inch-wide?
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I love them all but I especially love the strawberry's!!!!
I luv her whole collection…vintage, small prints, soft colors. I am uber in luv with the HOPE CHEST By Mama's Cottons, 30's Reproduction, Blue, Green and Purple, Fat Quarter Bundle of 9. thanks for turning me on to her etsy!!
I love pretty much love the fact that she carries all the wonderful Lucien Fabrics. They are so cute!
Love the hill farm. Thanks for the chance to win.
I love the Yuwa Lawn 60 florals! They would be perfect for so many things!
I love absolutely everything Lecien….I just love fabric! Thanks for the chance!
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I've been shopping with Kerri for years. My favorite in her shop is the
Heather Ross, Munki Munki, DOGS on Poplin.
The Hill Farm line from Lecien is gorgeous.
I love the Simple Life and the Japanese fabrics – they are all so beautiful and inspiring!
I love every thing at Sew Deerly Loved. I'm one of their frequent "buyers".
Those Japanese fabrics are whimsical and sweet!!
I love the Strawberry Fields Summer Picnic in Vanilla…so sweet 😉
I really, really like the OOP, Japanese, Lecien, CALME, Painted Flowers in Aqua, Plum and Grey on Cream, Half Yard. I think it is gorgeous and will for sure be buying some soon 🙂 email@example.com
I loved the strawberry ribbon, that caught my interest, I'd like to work ribbon into my quilts!
Not sure if my last comment posted so here I'll try again lol. My favorite it the OOP, Japanese, Lecien, CALME, Painted Flowers in Aqua, Plum and Grey on Cream, Half. I think it is goreous and will defineitly be getting some soon! email@example.com
I looked and am absolutely in love with the Japanese, Lecien BERRY DOLL! I will be adding to my wish list for sure! Thanks for sharing:)
Hill farms florals in pink
the princess rose fabrics are absolutely lovely!
thanks for the give-away.
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I just love the colors, and the flowers, and the dots, and the colors! firstname.lastname@example.com
I liked any of the fabrics that had strawberry. We just redid our kitchen and we did it in red with strawberry accessories. I'm trying to decide what kind of wall hanging to make.
I love the munki munki popsicles, it makes me think of chasing the ice cream man as a kid 🙂
flower sugar, pompoms, ricrac love it all!!
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Japanese, Lecien, PRINCESS ROSE COLLECTION, Flower Heart Wreaths in Blue
The beautiful vintage pinks are my favorite but I do also like the little elephants with the flowers on their backs!
I love everything in Kerri's shop. I think Winterkist is so adorable. Thanks for the chance to win.
I am a sucker for polka dot fabric. I love the wide variety of dots at sew dearly loved. I want them all.
Thank you for the introduction to this wonderful site. I love the retro flower prints in the lighter shades.
I love the Lecien Berry Doll! How cute!

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The simple life is adorable. Also, in the vintage section she shows some strawberry sheets that I had when I was a child. How fun to see those! She has a nice shop.
I love the little blue elephants!
I love the Riley Blake, FLY A KITE, October Afternoon, Damask in Red. Thanks!
I love so many things! The Lecien, the basics, but especially the Munki Munki. Such a great shop!
Love the Hill Farm ginghams. Will definitely be ordering some for skirts for my daughter. Thanks for sharing this shop!
Not much I didn't like! Love all the fabric.
I loved her selection of trims, including jumbo pom-pom trim! I love me some pom-poms! Thanks for the giveaway!

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I love all the aqua fabric choices she has. My favorite right now have to be the pastel antique flowers. perfect for sweet baby girl quilt.
Where do you start, there are so many gorgeous choices of fabric and ribbons.
I love the idea of making up your own bundle – what a clever idea.
Flower Sugar. Kerri's blog has always been inspiring, I wonder how she does all that she does!? Thanks for the chance to win.
Wow, Kerri has so much on her site that I love!!! One of my favorite bundles though is the half yard bundle of The Simple Life by Tasha Noel for Riley Blake. Thanks for this opportunity!

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I love the Hope Chest collection of fabrics! Wouldn't find fabrics like that at my local fabric store.
I really like the Riley Blake elastic lace in red. But I LOVE the fat quarter of gingham in aqua and white. Sew Deerly Loved has some beautiful vintage fat quarters.
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I like all of the fabrics, they're so my taste. I picked out:
Lecien, VINTAGE ART STORE, Stamped Lace with Red Text
I just LOVE the Leciens Old New 30's by Atusko Matsuyama. They are so adorable! The colors are awesome!
Thanks for the lovely giveaway!
Silvia
The fabric is fantastic but I love this pattern: Annie Oakleaves, Christmas Cuties Collection.
Such a great shop. Have favourited it!
I love all her Munki Munki prints.
I love the bundles. I find that a lot of people have difficulty selecting fabrics that go together and having bundles pre-selected, makes that task so much easier.
I especially love all the pam kitty morning prints and really all of the lecien. I have ordered from Kerry before and she just might be tempting me to order again with all these new collections that she has in! Thank you for the chance to win!
Patti
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I love all of the polka dots – just can't find them. Thank you for the opportunity. rpshandATnsDOTsympaticoDOTca
It's hard to pick one thing…her shop is full of beautiful things! I love the Lecien fabric with little deer on it! So sweet! Thanks for a chance to win something so lovely!

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I love, love, love Hill Farm!!
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Thanks for the new blog, I love her stuff. I really like the Riley Blake, Lori Holt, MILLIE'S CLOSET, Red, Aqua, Pink and Grey, 1/2 Yard Bundle of 8. I could use that on a few of my projects.
Ohh, I love the crochet lace from Riley Blake. I just need a project that would need crochet lace!
I love Alpine Wonderland. <3 <3 <3 LOVE!
Love the bundle of Hope Chest! love the 30's fabric.
I love all things Riley Blake! Thanks for the opportunity. email@example.com
I think it's a great idea to let you make your own bundles.
I just adore the Old New 30's, Japanese Lecien Strawberries and Cherries with green polka dots! And the Japanese Lecien Berry Doll bundle is wonderful, too!
I love her Heather Ross' sampler:)
It's hard to choose from so many cute fabrics. Alpine Wonderland and The Simple Life are my my favorite collections.
Oh, I just love her selection of Japanese fabrics and the trims from Riley Blake. Actually, what is not to love in her little shop!!!
Cute little shop! I love the Vintage FQ's – sew special! Thanks for the chance,Dianne
I absolutely adore the Riley Blake crocheted lace in red and turqoise!!! I think I need some!!!
Holy vintage florals, love them all, but I found David Walker's Boys will be Boys fabrics sooo sweet. How great for a baby boy quilt! Great site, easy to navigate, nice selection. Thanks for the giveaway! Traci H.

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Thanks for the giveaway! I love Kerri's blog too! My favorite from her shop is the Lecien Old New 30's in Floral Hearts. wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot com
Love everything! The vintage Aunt Grace cherries were adorable.
Such a feast for the eyes! I am a fan of all things fabric, however it is always nice to see a great collection of Heather Ross fabrics. They can be very hard to find.
i love the flower japanes
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I just love the Leciens Old New 30's by Atusko Matsuyama. It would be perfect for a valentines project.
And i LOVE the Hill Farm collection.
Thanks for the lovely giveway.
Silvia

Oh my I just love this shop and her lovely blog. Gorgeous eye candy!
I love her stock of Lecien Pitic Pitica collection – how cute.
Thanks for the chance to win. Therese.
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Waooo lovely giveaway, I love Kerri's desing, I'm her follower and she always has nice's fabrics.
I'm love to Lecien, so Hill Farm it's good!!!

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Wow! Great selection, especially of Japanese import fabrics. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
She has fabulous fabric & notions!! I'm loving the hill farm fabric! Just gorgeous!
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That star quilt took my breath away! I would love to be able to make that, and have the time for it! The fabrics you showed look adorable!

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I love the Riley Blake, Sew Cherry, Sew Gingham in Red. 🙂 -Julie (jvwphotography at yahoo dot com)
I love the Lecien fabrics. All of them. A bundle would be fanatstical, especially a pink one ; )
Love the Mushroom in a Row in Lime. Not sure what I would make but I want it!

I so love the Old New 30's with the hearts!
I love the Vintage Art Store, Doily Vintage Stamps and Polka Dots with Text. Too much cuteness to choose from–thanks for the chance to win.
Even though it is after Christmas, I love Riley Blake, Sheri Berry, ALPINE WONDERLAND, Wonderland in White. It is too perfect!
I like the make your own bundles option. There are some really cute japanese fabrics!
I love lecien old new 30's! Have some 30's fabric in my stash, and think they would look lovely in a scrappy trip around the world quilt!!! Thanks for this chance!
Heather Ross Munki Munki! I didn't even know it could be found so thanks for introducing me to this Etsy shop!
i love the 30's reproduction of Hope chest by mama's cotttons!
I love Flower Sugar, but what I really love is what my 4-year-old granddaughter said when she saw the pretty fabrics….she said "can we pin them?" She has her own board on my Pinterest account called Ally Says Pin It!
That is a beautiful shop. I think my favorite is 'The Simple Life' by Tasha Noel for Riley Blake. That is some beautiful fabric. I also love her Japanese lines. Thanks for sharing.
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I've been driving a lot lately. I drove from New York to Akron, then from Akron to St. Louis, then from St. Louis to Lawrence, Kansas, then from Lawrence, Kansas to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, then from Cedar Rapids Iowa back to St. Louis, and then from St. Louis back to Akron. I've gone different ways with the problem of what to do to keep from nodding off while on long drives. For a while I was all "Buddhist" about it and refused to listen to the radio or any other form of audio entertainment. That was actually quite nice. You notice more of what's on the road that way.
But you can also get bored during long stretches of stuff that all looks the same. Another McDonald's, another Taco Bell, another billboard denouncing abortion... The brain works this way, no matter how many hours you've spent meditating. So I got an iPod and started downloading podcasts. One of the ones I've been enjoying lately is called Reasonable Doubts: Your Skeptical Guide to Religion. That's their blog, which I've never actually read (I looked it up for this article). You can download their podcasts here (although I get them from iTunes, myself).
It's a very informative show in which a group of nerdy atheists from Grand Rapids, Michigan discuss religion. The hosts are Jeremy Beahan, an Adjunct Professor teaching classes on Philosophy, World Religions, Biblical Literature, Aesthetics, and Critical Thinking through FSU, Luke Galen, an Associate Professor of Psychology at Grand Valley State University, and David Fletcher, the founder and former chair of CFI Aquinas College. One of the hosts (I forget which one) identifies himself as a lapsed evangelical Christian. When it comes to Christianity, they know their stuff.
But they don't know a whole lot about Buddhism, which is unfortunate. I recently listened to a podcast featuring an interview with Stephen Batchelor. The interview itself was really nice. I like Stephen Batchelor. But the long introduction to the interview contained a lot of really common misunderstandings about Buddhism. This really surprised me given the depth of knowledge about Christianity the hosts demonstrated.
Apparently one of the hosts has visited a temple. He made the statement that when playing to Western audiences the Buddhists tend to "hide the crazy" until said Westerners are hooked. None of the hosts seem ever to have attempted to practice any meditation beyond the very introductory stages. This may be the root of their confusion. Trying to explain Buddhism without having any background in meditation is like trying to explain baseball without ever having actually played. You can get some of the superficial stuff correct. But beyond that you're going to be indulging in pure speculation, drawing a lot of inferences from what you imagine things to be like.
I will not deny that there is a lot of crazy stuff out there that labels itself Buddhism. Genpo Roshi's Big Mind® nonsense is an obvious example. Even more traditional forms of Buddhism indulge in a certain degree of craziness. Like the obsession with reincarnation in certain sects, or various supernatural and superstitious elements present in others.
But the hosts made some statements that really annoyed me because they're common assumptions that appear to be accepted as solid fact by a large number of academics and intellectuals. But they are completely mistaken. One was that the only pure form of Buddhism out there is Theravada (pronounced tare-ah-vah-dah, the h after the t is silent). Theravada Buddhism presents itself as an unbroken lineage stemming from Buddha's earliest followers which preserves its original spirit.
In fact, though, the historical research I'm familiar with has it that Theravada, like Zen, was a reform movement started long after Buddha's death. And, like Zen, it was an attempt to get in touch with the original teachings of Buddhism. The difference between Theravada and Zen is that Theravada rejects all of the Mahayana sutras.
The Mahayana sutras, as I'm sure many readers know, were composed hundreds of years after Buddha's death, yet often contain sayings attributed to Buddha and to his original followers. I don't feel that this was any attempt at forgery in the way we understand the term today. Rather it was a literary device that was accepted at the time.
The Theravada folks decided that these inauthentic sutras should be ignored and that only what was written in the most ancient sources -- the Pali canon -- should be accepted. Unfortunately, even the most ancient sources we have for Buddha's words were composed at least 200 years after his death. Some of the Mahayana sutras date from around the same time. The Pali canon may be closer to what Buddha actually said. But we don't really know to what degree.
Zen, on the other hand, accepted certain of the Mahayana sutras based on their content. It rejected others. Most Zen teachers I know are a little ambivalent about the Pali canon, taking it much like they do the Mahayana sutras, according to its content.
Zen kind of looks upon Buddha the way scientists look upon Einstein. Science reveres Einstein as the originator of much of what we understand about physics today. But they don't consider him to be infallible. Furthermore, no scientist would reject new additions to our understanding of physics simply because Einstein himself had not actually come up with them.
If Buddhism were a religion it would be blasphemy to suggest that someone other than Buddha might have improved upon what Buddha taught. But Buddhism is not a religion and Zen does take the shocking view that it is possible that others have built upon Buddha's original findings and perhaps even - gasp! - improved upon them. Or it may be more comfortable to say that perhaps these later folks didn't so much improve upon Buddha's ideas as express them a bit more clearly or in a more accessible way.
The other thing the guys at Reasonable Doubts kept saying over and over and over that bugged the shit out of me was this. They said that Mahayana Buddhism, which they explained to their audiences as a bastardization of the pure Theravada tradition, had introduced irrationality into Buddhism with the concept of emptiness. This concept of emptiness, they said, implies that all statements are their opposites. This, they told us, violates the "law of identity A = A" (that's how they repeatedly said it). Therefore it is impossible to make any rational statement in Mahayana Buddhism.
The Reasonable Doubts podcast has a habit of degenerating into something like lessons in the art of debate for secular humanists. The focus seems to be on how to defeat religious people with logical argument. The hosts were frustrated because they believed that the concept of emptiness introduced unfalsifiable statements and prevented any rational argument. The hosts seemed at a loss for hints to their listeners on how to defeat Buddhists in debate.
Now, I'm not sure where exactly they got their information about the Mahayana doctrine of emptiness. Maybe there's a text book out there that explains it this way, or some authority on Buddhism who lectures like this. Or maybe it's just in the air somehow. But the idea that the doctrine of emptiness means Mahyana Buddhism is all about being illogical is very popular. I've encountered it a lot.
I believe that this conclusion about the doctrine of emptiness negating the law of identity (A=A) therefore no rational statement can be made runs something like this. I'm guessing here, because this is so foreign to my understanding of the doctrine of emptiness that I have a hard time getting my head around it. But here goes nothin'.
1) The doctrine of emptiness says everything is empty of self nature (so far so good).
2) If everything is empty of self nature then every thing in the universe is its exact opposite. White is black, war is peace, The Beatles are The Bee Gees. (This is already going wrong)
3) Since every thing is its opposite no rational statement can be made.
4) Therefore, Mahayana Buddhists are all crazy because they believe that good is evil, chocolate is peanut butter, and Charlie Sheen is the Dalai Lama*. You can't even argue with people like that!
The actual doctrine of emptiness bears no relation to this. Even if your buddy the Buddhist at the coffee shop down the street claims it does and even if he ought to know because he read a book by Alan Watts six year ago.
The biggest problem is that the doctrine of emptiness is not an intellectual supposition. It is not a theory arrived at by considering the problems of existence with the thinking mind. It is an attempt to explain in words the experience of Zen practice.
Buddhists do not think pink is orange, fish are elephants and Paris Hilton is the entire London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus. Things are what they are. Zen texts like the Sandokai (Harmony of Equality and Difference) are not trying to refute the law of identity. Things are different from each other. Yet ultimately all things are of one substance. And by "ultimately" I don't mean in some future realm where they have all melted into one another in preparation for the next expansion of the universe. All things are connected and inseparable from each other right now. This is clearly visible once you know how to look for it. But provisionally we can say that A does indeed equal A. And that is important.
Every concept the mind can create includes its opposite. No thought is ultimate because each idea depends on every other idea it might possibly contrast with for its apparent self existence. Our own existence as individuals is dependent upon all of creation. This does not negate our individual existence. It is an attempt to see our individual existence in a different light.
(big sigh)
Oh man! Can you believe I have worked for something like four hours on this one silly blog piece? And I still haven't gotten anywhere near what I wanted to say.
Oh well.
I hope it was at least funny.
*A third irksome aspect of the podcast, which I'm not even addressing is how the presenters assume that the Dalai Lama is the #1 uber Buddhist of all time, the ultimate human expression of all of Buddhism.
(I'm still taking a break from reading the comments section of this blog. If you have something you feel you must say to me in response to this, write me an email at email@example.com. If you just post something in the comments section, I will not see it.)


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This 500-acre park offers vast formal gardens, picnic grounds, a top-ranked public golf course and two museums: Robert R. McCormick Museum and First Division Museum. Enjoy a wide variety of programs and events throughout the year, such as festivals, lectures, concerts and workshops.
Old State Capitol State Historic Site
The Old State Capitol is a reconstruction of Illinois' fifth statehouse, the first to be located in Springfield. It is here that Lincoln practiced law, served as a legislator and gave his famed House Divided speech on slavery in 1858. The building served as the seat of state government and a center of Illinois political life from 1839-1876. The current State Capitol Building is the center of state government, where visitors can watch Illinois politics in action when the legislature is in session. Open 7 days a week.
Fort de Chartres State Historic Site
This former French military stronghold has been partially rebuilt and turned into a museum. Regular living history events shed light on colonial life in Illinois, and include 18th-century crafts, food, music, hundreds of historically dressed participants, flintlock rifle and musket contests, cannon and mortar competitions, traders and much more. There are also guided tours of the 1800 Creole House, which was designed in the French-American Transitional Architecture style.
VILLE:Prairie du Rocher
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Germantown is a Civil War Fort. There is a jail, civil war cannons, a stage coach, a livery, log cabins, and much more.
Stroll downtown Springfield and check out shops that carry everything from Lincoln souvenirs to one-of-a-kind jewelry and fresh-made fudge. Downtown is also host to many events and festivals throughout the year.
The museum campus consists of a Victorian village with 26 historical buildings filled with artifacts of the era as well as several beautiful 19th century gardens that depict life in northern Illinois from 1890 to 1910. Interpreters in authentic period dress are available seasonally for guided tours. The main museum building holds large group meeting rooms and exhibit space with a number of permanent exhibits reflecting Rockford's history and culture. Special events throughout the year include a World War II re-enatment, Sock Monkey and Scarecrow Harvest Festivals, and more. Free recreational path located on property.
Spirits of Bloomington Historic Ghost Tours
The Spirits of Bloomington Historic Ghost Tours feature guides dressed as President Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln who reveal fascinating tales, myths and paranormal accounts of McLean County.
LaSalle Canal Boat & Lock 16 Visitors Center
Mule pulled canal boat rides with period clothed storyteller, open May-October. The year-round visitor center includes exhibits, programs, visitor information, cafe and gift shop.
See a Wild West show and museum of Western memorabilia, then dine at Donley's Old West Steakhouse.
In operation since 1850, the farm features a blacksmith shop and Clydesdale horses. Chuck wagon cookouts are available.
Spring Valley Nature Center/ Volkening Heritage Farm
135 acres, natural history museum, handicapped-accessible trails, 1880's living history farm and pioneer cooking demos. Cost for some programs.
Looking for Lincoln Heritage Coalition
Abraham Lincoln spent 30 years in Central Illinois, where he raised his family and pursued his passion for the law and politics. Today, the 42 counties of the state's Central region have been designated as the Abraham Lincoln National Heritage Area, which is managed by the Looking for Lincoln Heritage Coalition. The group is responsible for preserving the history and heritage of Lincoln's Illinois, and offers information on historic sites and suggested tours.
The 1840s Lamon House is believed to be the oldest framed residence in the Danville Area. The home was constructed by Joseph Lamon, cousin of Ward Hill Lamon, President Abraham Lincoln's law partner and presidential bodyguard. The Lamon House is open Sundays, 1:30 - 4:30 PM, throughout the summer and by appointment.
October brings pumpkins, hayrides, corn maze, train rides, farm animals, and fun. Also come see our Civil war reenactment the third weekend in October. Warrior Dash Midwest in June. On site gift shop.
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