Remember the circles I made with the Accuquilt go cutter? I have cut a bunch in some lucious fall colors...browns, tweeds, oranges, reds, rust, tans, and other fun colors. Included in the circles are some perle cottons, needles.....everything you would need for a fall penny rug or tablerunner. A few patterns for wooly plant pokes and funky little penny rugs. IF I CAN FIND THE CAMERA, I CAN DOWNLOAD A PIC OF THE BOOTY. Oh, sorry, was I shouting? And yes thank you, I do ship overseas...happily!
Now the rules:
None. Ok fine, a few. Just leave a comment on how much you want to learn how to work with wool and do the fun embroidery that others are doing all over the net! Please leave your email. If you don't have a blog and don't leave an email.....I will draw another name, sorry, no exceptions!
I'll draw the winner Oct 4th....and will keep adding little goodies until then...Lord help us all!
Don't forget to send an orphan block to Miss Lizzie in Australia...it only cost me $.98 for a stamp and that block was in a card! It is so worthwhile. And while I have your attention...keep the people in New Zealand in your prayers...their gale force winds are creating some real havoc there.
And lastly, thank you for all the kind comments you always send. Remember, you don't have to sign up to be a follower to enter, just a comment will do. Now, back to cutting MORE circles!...Elaine
somebody's gotta be first, might as well be me, I have never worked with wool amazingly enough, since i like to try everything, but I would love to try it!!
ReplyDeleteMiss Lizzie say's Thanks for all the lovely blocks and Miss Elaine that SHOUTS, knows that I love working with wool. Get cutting them there circles...
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Lizzie
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Love your blocks and this giveaway sounds wonderful. I'm definitely wanting to play with pearle cotton thread too!
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When did you sneak out and get yourself an Accuquilt Go? I'd be thrilled to play with your PERFECTLY ROUND circles!
ReplyDeleteI have not got into the wool thingy as yet, oh embroidery, but may do so if I had a GO!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look so perty all sitting like that, count me in for a chance to play with wool (and have someone do all the work of cutting first!!).
ReplyDeleteI'm sending off my block to Aussie tomorrow, feels good.
And my dunny is upright again (propped by a pole) but the winds are still ablowing!
It's all Miss Lizzie's fault that I'm hooked on wool. BUT I still love her and sent off a little envelope to her already.
ReplyDeletePlease pick me to win. I know exactly what I want to do with the circles and I never, well almost never, win stuff!
How awesome it would be to win those perfectly round circles :) I have a few ideas brewing for them already :)
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make a wool penny rug for ages, but it just hasn't happened! Those cicles would give me just the incentive I need to actually get started on one! Thanks for the chance! And congratulations! :0)
ReplyDeleteI have a wool kit but have yet to use it since I d not want to mess it up so a tutorial on how to work with wool would be great! Thank you for the chance and please let me know what type of block I need to send.
ReplyDeleteI see lots of penny rugs or wall hangings with these circles. Wool is such a pleasure to stitch through. It is always enjoyable to work with wool as you are not fighting with the needle and thread constantly.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Oh wow I would love to make a penny rug! I've never worked with wool but I've seen some gorgeous things made up. Thanks for entering me :-)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the inspiration that I find on the internet.
ReplyDeleteWOW YOU ARE A BUSY LADY and I PROMISE WE WILL DO A VINTAGE DRESDEN PLATE WALLHANGING SOON, almost done with my "other" project.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE WOOL AND APPLIQUE, hey you know me. I LOVE TO PUTZ, so this is RIGHT UP MY ALLEY!!!!!! Thanks for the chance.
THe circles are lovely--great colors! I've got working with wool on my list of things to do! Will it ever get shorter? Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a chance to work with such perfectly round circles.I would also love the chance to work with wool :) Barb.
ReplyDeleteHey Girlie,
ReplyDeleteYou didn't say anything about only one entry per person!!!!
Just kidding but I really want to win.
Wouldn't one of those circles make a cute little bird?
Debbie
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win. Those circles are just wonderful!!!
Lots of hugs.
Rose
I love working with wool. Congrats on your 200th post!
ReplyDeleteOK Elaine, i am entering the give-away, if it is not too late. I haven't worked with wool in a coon's age and would love to try again. BTW ... I sent a block to Liz..... Hugs, joanne
ReplyDeleteP.S. Joanne @ mjhall446@yahoo.com ...
ReplyDeleteI'd love to work with wool, it's going to be on my Christmas wish list - felted wool runs for $20 a yard at the shop I go to and I just can't justify it! Thanks for your generosity!
ReplyDeleteshannoncarman at yahoo dot com
What fun to have a circle give-away.... I'd love to go in for it.... I have only recently started experimenting with wool and am haunting the local shops - have a swap going with another blogger who is also experimenting.... we are getting quite a good range and then on to some creating???? Congrats on 200 posts
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Fiona
I have never worked with wool so what better way to give it a try. Great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI want to work with wool! I actually have on my cubie wall at work a wool felted rose that a local person made...I love it. Congrats on the 200th post!
ReplyDeleteI have made one penny rug out of wool and would love to try something more! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to work with wool for a while. I have a few small kits but haven't made any yet. This could be my inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn more about using wool. Something very comforting about working with it and it'd also a nice break from cotton applique and quilting.
ReplyDeleteOooohh! What a nice giveaway! I've been wanting to try making a penny rug or a candle mat with wool for ages. But unfortunately, there don't seem to be any stores nearby that sell the stuff. I would love to be entered for a chance to win all of this lovliness.
ReplyDeleteI gotta confess....I hear it's good for the soul. I love wool and I keep buying it...gorgeous little scraps of hand dyed lovliness. I still haven't started a wool project! I don't know why, but I think I am afraid to cut into the beautiful stuff! Maybe I have wool-block! I hope it goes away soon.
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, I have never worked with wool before and would love to try! I think your giveaway is awesome, count me in!! micheletimms@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to win your wooly goodies...I have done some stitching with wool but could alwys use new inspiration!!
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