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SMS Giveaway Day – Amy Butler Fabric

This Giveaway is Now Closed. Thanks!!

Yay!! Giveaway Number 2 for Giveaway Day!

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I’m giving away some of my favorite things – and fabric – especially Amy Butler fabric has to be at the top of that list!

And lots of Amy Butler fabric is even better!

This giveaway is for 2 yards of each of these gorgeous fabrics!
Here’s some closeups – so you can start planning out what projects you’d like to make with them! :)

 

Drooling yet? I am so in love with these prints – it’s hard to share!! :)

12 yards of Amy Butler awesomeness!!
(That’s about a $108 value!!)

Here’s how to Enter!
Leave separate comments for each entry.

This giveaway is open to international entries

MANDATORY: Answer this question: What would you make first with the fabrics? Leave a comment letting us know!

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Good Luck – the giveaway will close on May 25!

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Comments

  1. I am a new follower and I love your blog! I would love to make some fun pillows and maybe a summer skirt! The colors are just yummy Thanks for the fun giveaway. Beth N.

  2. I would use the fabric for a new wallet and possibly a new gym bag, they are so cute! Thanks for the giveaway!

  5. I have a friend that has made several Amy Butler bags/purses and we’ve always talked about doing a ‘girl day’ where we could get together and sew and she’d help us make our own. I think these fabrics would be perfect for a Pretty Project Day like that!

  11. With that huge amount of fabric – I would have to make a quilt!! What a generous giveaway!!

  16. I LOVE Amy Butler fabric and hope I win! ;) The first thing I’d make would probably be a purse…quickly followed by a skirt! :D

  17. The fabric is beautiful! I have been blessed with daughters of my own, and their friends are the daughters of my heart. Several of them are expecting this summer…more babies to love…and we are so excited. When I saw the fabrics the first tought I had was, those would make beautiful nursing covers with matching bibs and burpers. With the yardage of each, I’d also have enough to make a day gown to match!

    Have a blessed day.

  19. I would make something for my daughter to use on her Honeymoon that is coming soon!

  22. Probably some cute dresses for my girls. Maybe a bag for me. With such great patterns it’s almost too hard to decide!

  24. YUM! Love the graphic prettiness of Amy Butler fabrics. I think I’d try and make a little shirt for my 6 year old to wear this summer.
    Thanks for the gway!

  26. So pretty.
    Hmmmmm I think I’d make a dress for my grand magnificent, summer bags for my daughters, a coverlet for my little porch stand, a journal cover, a new pillow cover, a clutch wallet for my mom and oh so many ideas!

    Good luck everyone.

  27. Oh my gosh. I would so much love to have these fabrics. I have her two books, and I’d definitely be making another one of her purses/bags! Oh, my — I’m drooling.

  30. What would you make first with the fabrics?

    I need some fun pillows for my living room and master bedroom. I’m in desperate need of some more color in my life!

  36. Love Amy Butler fabric and these are beautiful. I would use them for a quilt, one of my favorite forms of relaxation running second only to a massage.

  37. Wow, a very generous giveaway! I think I would make a bag for me, and since there is so much, another bag for a friends birthday.

  39. What an awesome giveaway! I am drooling! I am! Oh where to start? Well my granddaughter turns 3 next month and she loves helping me pick out fabric – and telling me what to make with it. We’ve just started making her some gorgeous ruffle dresses and it would be hard to pick which fabrics to NOT use! I’m sure that would be my first task!
    [email protected]

  42. I’m in desperate need of a new summer bag, and those fabrics would be absolutely ideal (heck, I could make two!)

    Thanks for the chance to win!

  43. I would sew some cute purses for me and my sisters and probably make my girlies a couple of skirts. Those are absolutely adorable prints!

  45. I’d make a fun, summer beachy style bag! I think I would also start a quilt top, too! Thanks for the opportunity!

  51. WOW! Two yards each?! I’m not even sure where I would start. I’ve got some bag patterns that would be perfect for these.

  55. That dotty fabric would become a blouse, a summery blouse! and then…a beehive skirt…and then…oh too many possibilities after that but a blouse first, definitely.
    Thanks!

  57. i have been wanting to re-cover my first pair of toms as they are worn out. i found a tutorial and these fabrics would make such RAD toms!!!!! i hope i hope i hope i win!! i’m thinking i’d also make a funky quilt out of this because it’s such fun fabric!

  60. Well, with three girls, you can bet I’ll be whipping up some skirts or dresses for them. LOVE this fabric!

  68. My heart swoons for any and all Amy Butler fabrics… and not just cause my name’s Amy, too. ;) I would love to make some receiving blankets with crochet edges for my friends having babies. Thanks so much for the chance to win.

  77. I have a couple of other pieces in Amy’s line, and these would go together so well to create a neat quilt for my niece!

  78. I made napkins from these fabrics, and I need more napkins! I would most certainly use a portion of the fabric for that purpose and then making coordinating kitchen accessories would be next :) Thanks!

  79. I think the first thing I would make is a cute purse for myself. I might even use an Amy Butler pattern to make it an all Amy purse.

  84. I follow you Facebook. You inspire me with your creations! I am a member of a group called Prayers & Squares and make prayer quilts for those who are sick in our church and community. We are always looking for donated fabrics to use for our quilts, and theses fabrics are sure to cheer someone up during their recovery!

  85. I would make some pillows for my 1960’s house that we just bought and are knee-deep in renovating! LOVE Amy Butler fabric!!

  86. First I would make a quilt for my guest room and then design the room around that. With the leftovers I would make a purse. Gorgeous fabrics!

  88. You are really generous! 2 yards of each! That means I would have to make a dress for me and of course a lovely bag to go with it and then there would still be plenty to play with! Thank you for this giveaway! Claudia

  95. Thank you for the giveaway!

    I volunteer-teach art journaling to disadvantaged public school children, and would cut up these fab fabrics and include them in the art supply kit I give to each child. I gather donations for the supply kits from fellow artists and crafters, and these fabrics would be a wonderful addition to the supplies for the kids. :)

  96. I have so many fun sewing projects pinned on pinterest that would be awesome in this fabric. I’d probably make a bag for myself that I’ve been waiting to buy the perfect fabric for!

  98. I would work on a quilt for my sister. She’s getting married in a few months and I’d love to have a quilt done for her. Thanks for the opportunity to win these beautiful fabrics!

  102. Ohh, I would make the Amy Butler Blossom bag with the pink and green fabric! I just got the pattern for it and am currently trying to decide what to make it from!

  105. I would make a bag! I’ve made lots of Amy Butler bag patterns, but I don’t think I’ve ever actually made one in Amy Butler fabric.

  107. Those fabrics are beautiful! The first thing I would make would be either a nursing cover for my friend due in July, or a bag for my sister. Thank you so much for your generous offer!

  108. I am a follower, and I can’t wait to see more of your creative ideas. Thank you so much for sharing, and your great tutorials!

  109. YES! I am drooling! I’m torn between making a cheerful lap-sized quilts and tote bags. What gorgeous colors – the imagination is fired up!

  110. Wow these fabrics are AMAZING! The amount of things you can do with 2 yards each! I would make at least two skirts out of two of the fabrics! Purses! Anything! I’ve never seen fabrics quite so unique!

  113. I am waiting for the right fabric to make an Amy Butler bag out of, I think this is it! Thanks for the giveaway!

  127. I’d make cushions for the living room sofa first. and maybe a quilt from what remains.

    • please disregard this posting..it’s to a tweet that doesn’t exist..so sorry!

  129. I’m a beginner so my projects are small ones until I get used to my machine and know what I’m doing! But I have lots of ideas, especially for lap quilts and this material would help!

  131. OO, I think these might have to go in the quilt I will make for myself…hopefully in the not too distant future!

  132. I would make a tote bag for myself for work first, and then maybe a quilt for my daughter who is graduating from high school.

  133. I think I would make a pillow out of each of the fabrics and make a quilt with the remainder…thanks for a wonderful giveaway…

  135. I was recently browsing fabrics on etsy and every time one jumped out at me it was Amy Butler! I love these! I would use them to liven up my boring family room – pillows, recover seats of desk chairs, use to embellish neutral curtains. They would make such a huge difference.

  138. The colors work perfectly for my living room and my guest room so I would make pillows with it. Thanks for the chance to win!

  139. Gosh, I have no idea what I’d make first! Probably something wearable, like a skirt, since this fabric is so amazing! Thanks for the chance to win it!

  144. Oh man, so very very pretty! I love the dotted fabric for a blouse. But the hexagonal patterns are just calling to be made into a cute purse!

    Thanks for the lovely (and generous) giveaway prizes!
    [email protected]

  146. Do not know what the first thing I would make; however, I am sure, my sweet girlie could tell me what she wanted to try to make with me. :)

  147. Oh my gracious! I love Amy Butler!!! What a fantastic giveaway!

    I would make something for my sister, who is due with her first baby (a boy!) in September. This unborn child seems to have taken over all my sewing projects! :)

  149. I am helping my sister with clothes for her granddaughter. I just made her some skirts, and want to make some dresses. She starts kindergarten this fall, and these fabrics would make really, really cute dresses for my 5 year old. great-niece.

  153. I would make a new quilt for my bed with this amazing fabric! It’s some of my favorites!!! With any scraps, I would make a little zipper pouch. Thanks for the chance to win!!

  156. Hi, love the fabrics, but wouldn’t be doing anything with them! I’d give them to my daughter as she loves to sew. Me? I’m an embroiderer but I know she’d make good use of them.

  167. I would first make a bag for myself to take with me to Italy for my honeymoon in a few weeks. And then I would save the rest of the fabric to make into a cute baby quilt for when we (hopefully) have our first child…Thanks for the chance to win!

  169. Wow, oh wow! Some of my fave fabrics in there. What a generous giveaway! I would make a quilt and some matching roll up blinds.

  177. oooo boy!!!! I think I’d make some cute dresses for my little girl and then some skirts for myself plus some tops for myself, and the list will go on and on!!!! love it!!!

  180. wow! 12 yards of fabric… where to begin… I think I would start with a dress.

  190. I have some Midwest Modern scraps that are begging to be made into a quilt, and these would be the perfect supplements — back, binding, supplemental blocks. Great giveaway!

  191. I would make throw pillows for my bland boring couch :) Thanks for the chance to win!

  192. Hello, What lovely fabrics. I’d make a skirt for myself with the green and cream print. Then incorporate some of the rest into a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win. Linda

  194. The first thing I’d make would probably be a collection of skirts for myself to wear to work! :) Thanks for offering such a generous giveaway!

  196. I will first make a padded cover for my newly purchased Tablet with the pink and orange fabric. Head scarves for my grand daughter, a grocery/beach bag, oh there are so many ideas!

  206. those redish honeycombs are one of my all time favorite fabric prints! :)
    i think i’d turn these goodies into new clothes for my kids since it’s such nice large cuts and they work well for girls and boys. awesome giveaway! whoohoooo!! :)

  207. Little girl summer dresses!!! I have one little girl and will have a new girl before summer is over. I would love to make some cute dresses for both of them. Matching? Possible!

  209. I would make an attempt at sewing the Emmaline dress (pattern from Violet Field Threads) for my little girl. Keeping my fingers crossed!

  213. Such beautiful fabrics. I would make a quilt to give to my sister for Christmas. Thanks for the chance to win!

  214. I would probably make some bags with that fabric, maybe a couple of coordinating Jane Market Totes, perhaps? What a generous giveaway!

  215. I think Iw ould like to make some jamas for my little girls with these. So cute!

  221. A lap quilt for my friend Paula, she very recently had a horrific accident and is now paralysed. I want to make her a quilt so that every time she uses she knows how much i love her and how much i am with her every step of the way.
    thanks for the chance
    Cleo

  226. I would make so dresses, a few bags, and with the scraps some doll cloth and a quilt.
    thanks.

  231. I think I would either make a quilt or some beautiful bags. Thank you for a chance to win.

  233. I will make either a bag or an apron :)

    Thanks for the giveaway!

    melissajpalmer at yahoo dot com

  239. Oooh. First? I would start the quilt for my bedroom. Those are gorgeous, fresh colors. And I love how it incorporates everything from my beloved pinks to apple greens to newly adored yellows…

  243. Wow! I would definitely make myself some pj shorts pronto, I dont have any and Amy B would be perfect!

  248. I would re-cover my headboard because it needs a facelift and these gorgeous fabrics would fit right in!

  253. I would make sun dresses for my girls with matching American girl doll goodies with the scraps

  256. I would be making a quilt for our bed quick smart – those colours go just right with our bedroom decor. Thanks for the chance to win!

  257. Wow – sooo generous!! I would love ot make a bed topper – teh thing that sits at teh foot of the bed and is just decoration which looks AMAZING on crisp white sheets – just like they do in the hotels! And matching pillow cases and cylinder pillow in coordinating yummyness. I love Amy Butler fabrics :)

  263. I am having a baby boy in 5 weeks and I just don’t think that my purple flower nursing cover is going to work for him, so I would definitely be making a new one with of the amazing prints!!

  268. I would make a tunic top and add the rest to my collection for an Amy Butler quilt.

  276. I LOVE THIS!!!! I’d make myself a skirt out of at least one of these prints, then probably use some to make a gorgeous quilt. thank you!

  277. I’d love to make a tote-bag out of one, or maybe line/pad the inside of a purse so I can bring my DSLR camera with me safely :)

  281. My little sister is pregnant right now and I’m REALLY hoping for a girl so I can make lots of cute summer dresses and jumpers for her! This adorable fabric would look great!

  287. I would make a quilt, of course. Maybe a bag, these are wonderful. Thank you for the chance to win.

  288. I would definitely make a few infinity scarves. I’ve been itching for new, lighter scarves as it isn’t blazing hot or freezing cold this season.

  291. I would make summer dresses for my little niece! Gorgeous fabrics. @hoppinmeadows is now following you on twitter :)

  293. That is a bunch of beautiful fabric. Thanks for the generous giveaway.

    I’d be making a patchwork quilt while adding some solids and others to those.

  294. Woah!!! What an amazing giveaway! I think I’d fist make myself a much needed apron and then a skirt! Wow….still blown away by this giveaway!

  296. Hey, FT! I LOVE Amy Butler and often dream about what I would make with her various prints. With the ones you posted, I would make a fun summer skirt or two and some cute handbags. So many options!

  297. Oh my gosh, that’s a no brainer. With those beautiful fabrics I would finally make a quilt for ME!!!! And put it on my bed and smile every time I looked at it!

  298. I think I’d make a certain Kitten and his Mother very happy with new Cushions; I’d love a shirt featuring the red hexex; from the pink and green roses – Mom could use a new curtain in her bedroom; and there’d still be plenty left over to make some project bags! What a wonderful giveaway, thanks so much.

  300. Oh Bev! Lovely giveaway! Gorgeous fabrics! The first thing I would make…. well, I’d actually have my SIL make for me, some new bags! New baby means I need a diaper bag and a new purse…. this would take care of that! Thanks for the chance!

  301. I would definitely make a quilt. Thanks for the generous giveaway!

  304. I need to make some reusable lunch bag thingies for the school year coming up!

  305. I would make a quilt for me!! Fabrics like that, I’d need to finally make a quilt I would keep :)

  310. I’ve been wanting to make a wallet, and recently found the PERFECT pattern. This would give me the PERFECT fabric to make it with.. and then I’d get to figure out all the fun projects for the rest of it! Thanks Bev for a chance at such a great giveaway :)

  311. yikes! these are some of the first modern fabrics i ever bought…they are long gone from my stash, but would love to start with new ones!! id make quilts from these…i think the honeycomb would make a cool humongous large log cabin quilt…thanks for a chance!!!

  312. i think i’d start with an apron -i need a cute modern one-i’ve got all vintage ones now. thanks!

  314. I would make cute dresses for my daughter. becker(dot)olga(at)gmail(dot)com

  315. I would make some 2 reversible tote bags, and a halter top with Amy’s pattern. Thank you for the giveaway.

  316. I would use the green ones and make something for my son. The poor boys always get left out, because ruffles are more fun. :)

  317. I’d add it to my Midwest Modern AB current stash for a huge quilt!! I love her!!!

  320. I see a new wardrobe……lovely skirts and dresses. Thanks for the chance to win.

  321. I would make dresses for my G-daughters (God daughter & Grand daughter) with matching outfits for their dollies! :-)

  324. I would make a baby quilt for my newest great-niece. Thanks for the chance to win the gorgeous fabrics.

  326. I envision a new wardrobe with pretty skirts and dresses. Thanks for the chance to win!

  328. WIth 12 yards of fabric- the possibilities are endless!!! I see more fabulous pillows in my future… and I think I may have to finally try to make something with the clothing patterns I have!

  331. I would make a dress for a favorite little friend and probably a couple of cute zip pouches!

  333. First I would make a couple quilt blocks for the sampler quilt I’m working on. Then I would make an apron, some little kid clothes, maybe some more quilt blocks, some of it I would just hoard so I could take it out and look at it and stroke it and stuff…

  335. I adore Amy Butler, but who doesn’t right?! These fabrics are dying to be in one of my quilts! Great choice for a giveaway!!

  336. I have joined a “Mystery Quilt” group and need to get started with co-ordinating fabrics. This would be perfect. Thanks for the opportunity to win your giveaway.

  342. The first thing I would make is an Amy Butler bag! Then probably a quilt. Thanks for the giveaway!

  344. Wow! Two yards of each? I think that I have some prints that would play very well with these together in a quilt (maybe even a couple quilts!). Thanks so much Beverly for the chance to win such a nice prize!

  345. I would make a Chevron striped baby quilt for my expected little one!

  352. Love love love! I’d make some bubble romper for my daughter, maybe some throw Pillows and some would be used in some quilts!

  355. I would make a bag first. Then a cute little shift dress for my soon-to-be 9yo!

    Thanks for such an awesome giveaway!

  361. ahhh beautiful! First I would make my little baby some fun summer skirts. And maybe a skirt for me, too!

  362. I would make it into a quilt with my other Amy Butler fabrics. I adore her designs.

    lindsay(dot)forgette(at)gmail(dot)com

  363. I would probably make a few pillows and definetly a skirt or two. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome giveaway.
    AJ@queenofmynest

  364. I am a long time follower both email and RSS (don’t want chance missing a post)! A AJ@queenofmynest

  366. I’m usually all about quilts, but for some reason these are screaming tote bag to me.

  368. Great give-away!
    I’d definately start with two bags. A pretty purse to carry around and then a large tote to throw everything else in.

    And now that I think of it, a summer skirt sounds fabulous……!

  369. Wow wonderful giveaway! I would make myself a bag, plus a skirt and gypsy top each for my daughters.

  371. What a wonderful stash! I would like to make a purse using at least two of the coordinates and either a cute tank top or paneled skirt….there’s way too much to do with that much fabric. Thanks for the giveaway!

  373. Seriously, Bev? 12 yards of Midwest Modern? Could random.org love me enough this time? I could make so many baby dresses and ruffled bloomers! My best friend is having her baby RIGHT NOW – seriously, she is in the hospital and will be a mommy sometime today! If I was a bit more skilled, I would make your picnic bag. I would also make the apron – well, maybe 2 (one for me and one for the new mommy). Crossing my fingers and batting my eyelashes at Mr Random.org!

  376. First I would make a quilt just for me! This is an incredible prize thanks so much for a chance to win

  379. I’d start by making a summer dress for my little girl – it’s her birthday next month :-)

  380. A skirt, I love skirts and this is a perfect way to show love to such amazing fabric.

  384. Some dresses or skirts for my daughters, or some tunics or some somethings, I don’t know, what I know is that it would be pretty with those fabric.

    Thanks for the chance to win!

  385. WOW…I am definately drooling !
    The first thing I owuld do is make a purse withthe pink fabric… I can see it now!
    Crossing my fingers & toes

  388. Oh, how exciting! I love Amy Butler’s fabric designs and would make a great purse and make-up bag. Love, love, love the opportunity to win this great fabric!

  390. Wow – those are beautiful fabrics! Thank you for the chance to win! I have so many projects I would love to tackle, but maybe some cute zipper pouches (love your bicycle one!!) as gifts for my sisters and friends. :-)

  395. I would be selfish and make something for myself – maybe some glorious summer skirts.

  396. What wouldn’t you sew with Amy Butler fabric? It’s gorgeous! I would have to incorporate it into some tea towels, and there’s a sweet summer dress or halter top in there somewhere! the wheels are turning and my sewing machine is ready…PICK ME PLEASE!

  397. pretty bunting . stool frills, and cushions for my back room…i knew as soon as i saw this it was amy…it’s divine…what an amazing giveaway…xxx

  399. I would definitely make a quilt. My son’s friend wants to learn and hasn’t much cash for fabric so if she likes the fabric we could use it to teach her to quilt!

  401. I think these fabrics would make lovely pillowcases and throw pillows! I love them!! Be blessed, Kathy

  402. I’ve been a Flamingo Toes follower for quite some time. I love getting your blog posts in my email!! Be blessed, Kathy

  404. Fantastic prints, I can see you’d have a hard time giving those away. I’d make some pretty summer dresses. Probably the reversible tunic type…

  405. Wow-that is waaay generous!!! I’d make a quilt- maybe with hexagon pattern-havent tried that yet!

  408. This fabric is lovely! I’ve got some sweet babies to sew for, and this would make them oh so stylish.

  412. I would make pillow cases and bags. thanks for the giveaway.
    anghhong(at)yahoo(dot)com

  413. The first that came to mind was a skirt for myself out of the red fabric! I would definitely do that first thing if i got those fabrics! what for an awesome giveaway!

  417. I would have to make myself a skirt or dress from at least one of the fabrics and then probably use them for outfits for my girls.
    Thanks,
    Erin

  419. what a graet giveaway! I will make a puff for my doughters new room!
    thank you for the chance!

  421. I love Amy Butler, I would probably make a quilt, because I have yet to make myself my Amy Butler quilt!

  423. I would make a sundress for my daughter I think…then some scrumptious cool pillows for our newly painted ‘sunroom’ (disguised as a kids play room) once I get the This End Up cushions covered with all the fabric I bought already…and YES, I’d love for you to come and show my how to do that…doesn’t a nice vacation in lovely historic Richmond VA sound fun????

  424. of course I am a follower of yours! by RSS feed. I look forward to your posts. Of course, there is the small issue of all the stuff I bought to make the knockoff Fori bracelet (ON SALE!!) and haven’t made yet. you could help with that when you come to help me with the furniture cushions.HeeHeeHee.

  425. well, I don’t Twitter, because frankly, I can’t think when I’d fit it in, and I’m old :)…but I’m a Facebook fan, and not just a ‘stalker’, a fan that actually reads and comments…because I think I’m SO funny (my daughter disagrees) and I have to share my bounty of humor. I think I should stop on the coffee for today. this weight watchers stuff…too much coffee, not enough food to absorb it all.

  427. OMG! I think this just might be the best giveaway, EVER! Sorry for all the capital letters, but my heart is racing with all this fabric wonderfulness! The first thing I would make is a pretty tunic for me, and I the rest would be used to make items to sell in our doggie rescue store. I think when something good happens to you it’s important to spread the goodness!

  429. Oh my gosh!!! I could think of hundreds of projects with such wonderful fabrics! I think the one thing that I would make is a handbag because it is the one thing I’m always putting off because of my other projects taking over my craft room! Thanks so much for offering this great giveaway!!! I’m a HUGE FAN!!!!!

  431. Since I have all boys it will probably be something fun and fabulous for my nieces. Maybe some fun beach sacks for the summer.

  433. I would LOVE to make a wall quilt with these beauties! The colors match my sewing room perfectly!

  434. All of my friends are having babies so I would probably make baby gifts- burp cloths, onesies, bibs, and bags out of the fabric!

  438. I love these fabrics! I have been on a kick making rompers for my girls these days. I got some new patterns that I would love to have some cute fabric to try out so the first thing I would make is another new outfit for my girls! :)

  442. I would give this to my daughter, who loves to sew, then I would use her scraps for baby gifts, and small gifts for my friends.

  448. I just bought a pattern for a make your own bicycle basket pattern that you carry like a purse while you are shopping and then attach to your handlebars when you bike home. I would so totally love to use these to make one for me and one for my daughter. Lovely fabrics.

  450. I think I would give a shot to make handbag, then maybe I can use it to do quilt for Haiti. Thanks for great giveaways Beautiful fabric.

    Wcharp6739(at)att(dot)net

  454. thanks for a wonderful give a way. i would have so much fun sewing.
    bright pink & orange = skirt for my great neice
    pink & green = skirt for another great neice
    bright green = shirt for great nephew
    light green = shirt for another great nephew
    green dots = table runner for my kitchen
    green & brown = table runner for best friend
    quilting dash lady at comcast dot net

  455. I would try to make a skirt for myself first-maybe from the pink honeycomb pattern, then make my toddler a button-up shirt from the blue honeycomb so we’d be sorta matchy (but hopefully not so much that it is lame…luckily he’s too little to care yet) It’d be cute for a picture and for wearing to church and such!

  456. Goodness, I think it would have to be a quilt, but I don’t know what pattern! What gorgeous fabrics!

  459. Reworking a pattern a bit and these are perfect! I agree – one can never have too much of a good thing, and in this case, too much Amy Butler! Thanks for the giveaway!

  460. I would make new aprons for my granddaugthers, we love new aprons for all our canning and baking.

  465. The first thing I’d make, is some summer dresses/tops for my girls, and then I would make matching tops for my friends’ girls as well. I’m cheesy like that.

  467. I would use this material to make a dress for my almost-3-yr-old daughter who thinks that a dress only works if it “helps her twirl.” So cute :)

  469. Holy cow! That is a huge giveaway! I’d do something with those hexagon prints – probably some simple patchwork with some appliqued bees, since the the print reminds me of honeycomb!

  477. Wow, this is an amazingly generous giveaway! That is a lot of fabric. With serious yardage, I would likely make some garments and bags. Maybe a few dresses for my little girl, a skirt for me, and a big bag!

  478. I love, love, love, your blog!!! I follow via e-mail. The fabrics are just gorgeous, and I would make summery skirts and sundresses for my little ones:)

  479. OMG… I’d first make fabric flower rosette ponytail holders out of all of the fabrics and then maybe try some bib fabric flower necklaces. I love the patterns!

    Amy

  480. I would make a summer quilt for me! Thanks for the chance at your generous giveaway.

  482. Hi! The first thing(s) I’d make would be summer dresses and outfits for my new granddaughter! Thanks so much for this great giveaway, and the chance to win!

  485. 2 yards of each!!!! If i buy designer fabric I alsways cheap out and buy a yard or a half yard. I would be able to finish the quilt I started WITHOUT havign to piece the back!!!!!!!!!! My quilt might actually lay flat!!!

  486. Such beautiful fabrics! They would either end up as a purse/bag or outfits for my 2 year old and 6 month old! Thanks for the chance to win!

  492. I would like to make some pillows and I also use fabric in multi media stuff and my art journal, so I would use some of it there as well. Thanks for the chance to win this lovely fabric!

  494. Great giveaway!
    What I would make first are some pillows. I really need some patterns in my home….almost everything I have is solid color, and these gorgeous colors would really pop!
    Thanks for the chance to win!
    Jackie Reini
    [email protected]

  504. I would use some of it for a quilt, then I would make a bag. I love Amy Butler fabric is bags. Thank you.

  505. Holy moly that is one generous giveaway! I have no idea what I would make, but with all that fabric…probably a skirt for myself, or a top – I have a great pattern I’ve never used because I don’t have enough of a single cut in my stash! lol Maybe some things for my daughter, too. I’m always sewing clothes for her. :) xo

  506. I would make a fabulous Amy Butler bag. Then I’d use the rest of the fabric in a wonderful quilt! Love Amy Butler fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win some!

  507. Wow, fabulous! Those blue and green fabrics would go into home decor at the house we move to later this summer. The others I’d use for Project Linus quilts.

  508. Gorgeous fabrics and such a generous giveaway. I have only ever had a fat quarter of Amy Butler fabric, so after the initial thrill of actually having that much of her beautiful designs to work with wore off, I think I’d make a summer lightweight quilt for my sunroom, and if there were any leftover, a bag- maybe a gorgeous clutch with a really cool vintage button.
    Thanks again- am following you on Twitter.
    Margaret
    [email protected]

  509. I don’t know what i would make! Probably a few skirts, maybe some shirts……
    All of the prints are beautiful.

  512. This is one ridiculous giveaway!!! Ok I have to do one skirt for myself. Maybe a bag to compliment it also. Then a lightweight quilt.

  514. I would definitely incorporate the fabrics into a brightly colored quilt! I’m especially loving the geometric prints!

  515. I love, love, love the fabric. Not sure what I would make. Maybe a little lap quilt? or some cute reversible baby dresses?

  518. I would make a skirt first, then maybe an apron, then a quilt? I love them!!

  520. A diaper bag!! I’m 10 weeks pregnant and finally feeling like it’s okay to make baby stuff…I’m so excited!

  522. I think I would make an apron or a skirt, this is an amazing giveaway! Thank you!

  524. I’m not sure which would be first, a purse or a flouncy apron. Thanks for such a generous giveaway.

  527. It would be a dress for my daughter first and formost then who knows!! Maybe a bag and matching wallet for me!

  528. I would use some of each of the fabrics to make some cute summer outfits for my granddaughters. Adding some ribbon and some cotton trim and lace, yup, I can see it now!

  536. WOW Bev!! You’ve really outdone yourself this time. What an awesome giveaway.

    I think the first thing I’d make is a cute apron for my *almost* DIL. She would love that as those are many of her favorite colors. After that I’m not entirely sure what next, possibly attempt a purse or make a lap quilt for the same person and a matching baby quilt for her daughter, my 4 month old Granddaughter? How cute would that be? Momma and daughter matching quilts. oooooh that does sound like a great idea. I guess I’ve just talked myself into what I would use this for.

  537. I am a very happy follower already via RSS feed and email subscription and also, I believe on FB as well.

  539. Goodness, with 12 yards I’d have to make a quilt! Ooh, or maybe I could try making a dress… :} Thanks for the chance to win!

  540. Skirts glorious skirts! And maybe something home-dec like for my kitchen so I could look at it all the time. :)

  544. I would make weekend bags for me and my sis-in-law, because every women needs one. Thanks!

  545. This is a great giveaway!! Thanks for the opportunity!
    I would probably make a couple of purses/bags out of the fabric.

  548. I would start with the top fabric you show and use it in a quilt I am making for my daughter. Thanks for the chance to win!

  550. I am amazed by this older look fab. It would make me an apron, maybe 1 reg. size curtain in kitchen 7 door window ( I’d use a liner tho also. I want a quilt shop bag also. Please send me when???? Love yaa!!

  551. Wow! I have a little bit of some of this fabric. Adding this to it would make an awesome quilt! Thanks for such a generous giveaway!

  557. Visiting from Sew Mama Sew. Thanks for the giveaway! I would make a quilt, or a cute Summer skirt!

    lindseyjunk (at) sbcglobal (dot) net

  559. Oh I’d make a quilt for myself with these fabrics they’re gorgeous. Ive not made one for me yet as always given to others in the family. I’d also make 2 pillow cases if possible to match.

  563. I would make a beautiful apron out of these fabrics. Maybe even combine the colors to make a colorful one for summer grilling outdoor! Yay! Thanks you so much for the chance to win!

  565. I would make the cutest cloth diapers ever for my daughter and then move to really cute little clothes and stuffed animals.

  571. Wow! What a generous and awesome giveaway! I would probably make a dress or skirt for myself, since I am always sewing for my children & etsy shop! Thanks for the giveaway! I hope I win! :-)

  572. I would make my Momma the chicken picture I’m having problems finding the right fabric for, as well as a set of coasters that I’m currently working on for myself……maybe even that anthropologe mirror you showed us how to make! They’re all sooo pretty!

  574. I would use some of these fabrics for backs for some of the children’s quilts I make for the local childrens hospital. The others would be used to make totes. I love new bags. Thanks for the chance to win.

  578. I’d make a few pillow shams– I’ve been quilting a full sized quilt lately largely made of coordinating Amy Butler prints, but don’t have any leftovers, sadly!

  580. Wow! 12 yards! I don’t know what I’d make but apparel for me is certainly in the running!

  587. I would make check book covers, business card holders, zippered bags for phones and assessories, gorgeous bags!

  593. I would L-O-V-E to make myself a big purse. There are a few from her book that I would like to try out. What an awesome giveaway! Thanks for joining in the SMS giveaways!.

  602. I would make a sewing bag for myself, then matching skirts for my daughter and me (she is still young enough to go with that and think it’s fun:))

  603. I think a lap quilt would be in order and ten some fun bags! Thanks so much for the chance -what an incredible giveaway!!

    lwghosts at yahoo dot com

  604. I have been meaning to make a mail organizer/inbox from One Yard Wonders. These fabrics would make it really pop. Thanks for the VERY generous giveaway! akmajor(at)gmail(dot)com

  605. I made a couple of Amy Butler’s Gumdrop Pillows and these fabrics would be great for that. Thanks for a very generous giveaway!

  608. Wow – what a generous giveaway! Thank you for the chance to win! Since there is plenty of yardage I’d do for my first queen size quilt for my bed.

  614. I would put those fabrics straight to work in a fabulous quilt! I love love love Amy Butler! Thanks for the chance to win!

  619. WOW, you are too generous someone is going to be very lucky! Hope it’s me. I would start by making a bag and then use the rest for a quilt.

  624. Wow, what a generous giveaway! I would start by making a block for my fire hydrant quilt with the orange & pink. Shortly after that I would probably use the blues as a background for a quilt.

  625. I see a ‘matching’ skirts for me and my daughter out of that. Maybe adding some of it to a shirt for her to wear with the skirt the extra I am not sure?!?!

  626. Drooling – yes! I love, love, love Amy Butler and have none of these prints. I bought a new quilting book and would love to make a quilt in this book from these prints! You are so generous! Thank you!

  632. Hmmm, I do love me some Amy butler- but so far my experience has only been with her papers! I am a newbie to sewing, so not sure what I would (try) to make…and I would probably just keep getting distracted by the pretty jewelry;)

  634. I’m a big fan of plushie-making, so this might seem strange, but I’d love to use one of the hexagon prints for the underside of one of my octopus plushies–it would make amazing suckers, I think.

  641. This gorgeous material needs to be a part of my collection!!! I’m thinking sewing machine cover and with the extra pieces making a beautiful material collage on canvas!!!

  642. Wow,,,,seriously???? I really need a new king size quilt for my bed – and those would just about do it:-)

  644. I’m in the midst of sewing clothes for our son (due in September), so these would probably first turn into an outfit for him and then a nursing cover for me :)

  645. These fabrics would look great mixed with some Kaffe Fabrics that I have – I can see one gorgeous quilt being made out of them.
    What a generous giveaway prize – your winner is going to be thrilled when you choose their name.
    Thanks for the chance to win such a nice gift- it is always nice to meet a new to me blogger- I know that i will visit you again – regards from Western Canada,
    Anna

  646. i would like to make quilted bag out of these wonderful fabrics.

    thanks for the chance!

  647. I would definitely make my daughter and I a collection of skirts! These fabrics are lovely.

  652. I would use some of this fabric to make some cute skirts for my girls!
    Thanks for the opportunity!

  655. you are very generous. Great fabric. I’ll probably smell them as soon as I receive them and then try to plan which bag to make with it.

  662. Amy Butler is my favourite fabric designer but I don’t have any of these gorgeous fabrics. I would made a quilt for my bed with these little beauties. Thanks so much for the lovely & generous giveaway.

  667. What an amazing giveaway! The first thing I would make would be a tunic top for my daughter – I think it would look gorgeous. Then, probably a bag for me (I deserve something pretty too, right?)

  669. Hi Flamigo Toes. I would sew love to win this fabric. I would make summer dresses for my 2 youngest granddaughters and a blouse for my oldest granddaughter, Sarah. We both marvel at how talented you are!

  671. Whoops, forgot to say that we are followers of your blog and love your “tutes”.

  672. I just found a great european style shirt dress I want to try for my daughter, so that would be the first thing I’d make!

  674. Such a generous giveaway!!! Thanks so much for the chance to win!!! I could make a lot with all this gorgeous fabric… definitely a couple of bags, some girlie girl dresses and then maybe something for me.

  679. I know exactly what I would make with this fabric…
    Pretty dresses and matching bloomers for my grand daughters. With little head wraps/bands and bags to match. Lots of ruffles and bows. And leftover would go into a dolly quilt, or maybe a soft cuddle toy.
    Thanks for letting our imaginations run wild :-)

  680. I would make myself a new purse. I also need some new tote bags. and One of those would make a really pretty valance for my kitchen window. Very pretty!

  682. Thanks for this giveaway. I will make a handbag, pattern design by Amy Butler.

    God Bless
    Sandra

  690. Can’t believe I am saying this as the pieces would be so big but I would love to create a granny square quilt with them. The colours would look fabulous together and I really need a quilt for my bed.

  696. Wowsa! Is this an awesome giveaway or what!!??? If I won, first I would do the happy dance….then I would turn these lovelies into a quilt! Thanks for the chance.

  698. I would make some cute skirts for my girls with these adorable fabrics!! (Any maybe a bag or two!) Thanks for the lovely giveaway!

  705. I have a nephew due in 5 weeks. I think he would love a quilt made with Amy Butler fabric to snuggle up with. And I think I would make my daughter a pretty dress to wear on the first day of school.

  709. I would make one of AMy’s purses with some of that beautiful fabric and then go on to make a quilt.

  712. First thing i’d make is a tunic top for my daughter…. Or a pillowcase dress using all the fabrics… Or a lap quilt for her… Ok: definitely a scrappy pillowcase dress, first.

  716. Well, it’s Farmer’s Market season, so I’d probably make a couple of shopping bags! Thanks for the giveaway!

  718. I almost choked on my coffee- these are so amazing- I am seeing a flirty skirt and a purse and a dress and… and… and!

  721. I would love to make my daught some gorgeous ruffled rompers with this fabric! Thanks for the chance!

  723. I would make some pillows for my camper.Might make some doll aprons.
    I have gone crazy over these colors this spring.
    Will be following your blog also.
    Thanks!

  724. Love these fabrics ! I would make my DD a quilt, she’s moving to a new apt. this weekend, after a breakup with her 4 yr BF. This would be the perfect thing to brighten her days, and her new place ! If I had leftovers, I’d make some pillows to match. Thanks for the very generous giveaway !!

  726. Wow, what a giveaway! I would have to make a bag or two (bag junkie, moi?) and I’d love an A-line skirt made with the pink/orange geometric print… Thankyou for the chance xx

  727. I really like the colors you have selected. I would make my DGD first bed quilt. Until now she has been in a crib/toddler bed and is moving to a trundle bed with full bottom and twin top. This would make a great addition to her room. I am not sure what the pattern name is. You cut 3″ strips and sew them together alternately, then cut on point for a 8or 81/2″ block. However wide your strips turn out. Each block is then rotated 1 turn to sew before sewing back together. It makes a fun diamond shape with the strips. I am a beginner when it comes to following directions for putting a quilt together so this could be interesting.
    Thanks for offering this giveaway.

  730. Wow! Fabulous fabrics!
    I would make something for me, which I neve do. I’d love a quilt.
    Thanks for the great giveaway!

  731. I have just started selling kids clothes and accessories at craft fairs and hopefully starting a business. I am finally branching out and taking a huge leap of faith to practice what I have always been passionate about. Right now I am struggling with cost of materials and winning this lot would help me out greatly. Thanks for this great giveaway opportunity, I have been a big fan of Amy Butler fabrics for years and I collect her books as well, her patterns are always amazing!

  734. I think the fabric would be great for some pillows and such for my daughter’s room that we just remade. Thanks so much!

  743. First I would make myself a summer dress; then I’d hide it away and plot out my next move with it. Thanks for the giveaway

  746. As a quilter, that’s definitely what I’d make first. With these lovely fabrics, it would probably be something for ME!

  747. I’d make some of the patterns I have from AmyButler, the Lotus Cami… thanks for the chance

  750. OH my. I think I would make a quilt for my daughter who is leaving for college in just a few months. Thanks for the chance!

  752. Where would I start? I love all the fabric and would be dithering all day trying to decide which to use first.

  757. Oooh, I see a quilt in this fabric’s future should I be lucky enough to win! Thanks for participating in SMS’s giveaway day!

  760. Wow – that is the most amazing give away I have seen. It would be pretty awsome to win this and get to make my own beautiful Amy Butler quilt. I have several quilts on deck that are gifts for people, but I would use this fabric to make a quilt just for me! Thank you for the chance to win.

  768. those fabrics coordinate with the well wished i had people write to us for my bridal shower 2 years ago. found the squares the other day and motivated to put them to use finally.

  771. This has got to be the most generous giveaway out there!! I would start by making a new summer bag for myself!

  772. I would make a tablecloth for the summerhouse and some mats and coasters to go with it

  782. You know, I think I’d make pillowcases and a bed skirt, that would really change the look of my bedroom so much for the better! Thank you for the giveaway.

  786. What an amazing give away. One of my WIPs is a giant Amy Butler picnic blanket in Soul Blossums – I’ve just started piecing the top, but I hadn’t thought about the back yet – I think this could be a lovely back for it.

  788. I would make a patchwork quilt and matching pillow cases! I LOVE Amy Butler fabrics ! :)

  789. My guess is my daughter (13) will want to make a skirt from her favorite print and the rest will go into a quilt!

  790. i’d like to make a modern table runner with those fantastic fabrics! thanks so much for the opportunity and have a great day

  791. I’d make Amy Butler bags with them! The Weekender, Sophia Carry all and the Madison :-)

  792. thank you for the fantastic giveaway– i have a bench in the foyer which needs a cover and these fabrics would look great there

  793. Hmmm it’s so hard to choose what I would make first. I definitely need some pretty summer skirts. Maybe I’d mix two or three of these into a layered skirt. That would be cute!

  795. First thing I would grab tiny square of each for my postage stamp quilt after that the first fabric would be lovely as a dress for my daughter.

  797. The first thing I will make… A skirt for my daughter using the red hexagons, and then it’s on to bags, I guess. I don’t know how to make a lot of things yet.

  800. My daughter has informed me that I will need to make her a skirt. Right away. :)

  801. I think that I would make a quilt with matching pillow shams. Thank you for such a great giveaway.

  802. perhaps my first quilt, or some gorgeoous bags as gifts for friends :)

  805. I would make a skirt for myself! Wow! Thanks for the chance to win these neat fabrics!

  808. I would definitely make some pants first! and then a book bag. Then I’d wear the pants and fill my bag with my favorite books and go play!

  810. I see a summer top, a skirt, a clutch bag, a tote, some pillows…. so many options!
    Thanks for the great giveaway!

  811. holy fabric, batman!! 12 yards!!! The first thing I see is an adorable baby bubble out of the aqua/green bubbly looking one, and then one out of the orange one as well! Then who knows!?! The possibilities are endless!!!

  812. I’ve got a little guy due very soon, and I think these would make some ADORABLE little pants. I don’t think I could pass up a skirt or two either.

  815. I would make a tablecloth and runner for my dining room. Thanks for the generous giveaway!

  817. a.maz.ing. gorgeous fabrics! If I were so lucky as to win them, I would be paralyzed with indecision what to make. But Amy Butler has some lovely bag patterns, or maybe a skirt?

  818. I would start with a sundress for myself. Then I would whip up some one yard wonders from my newest sewing book.

  819. I just met Amy this last Saturday at market. What an amazing woman!! What would I do with these fabrics? I would draw up and design a special paper piece pattern, make a quilt and show off these beautiful fabrics!!

  822. Oooo, what a great giveaway! I love Amy Butler! I would make a new bag for me! And then probably a skirt (for me too!) :)

  824. You had me at “Amy.” I would make a couch quilt just for me! Awesome prize, thanks for the chance to win!

  826. Its a toss up between a quilt, or maybe a skirt or two for myself. And yes, I am drooling over those fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win!

  829. I would make myself a skirt (or a dress) out of the fabrics! Perfect bright colours and patterns for summer :)

    The fabric just makes me smile seeing it, it really just screams summer!

  830. KEEp as they are -sooo beautiful *_*
    :) hobo bags- I’m sure as I need new ones :)
    and maybe I’d start to make a pretty skirt!

  836. Oh My Goodness that is a seriously very kind give away. For the first time this SMS day I am going to have to say I would keep these fabrics for me – not a friend, not my daughter not my niece or nephew. I have not made a quilt or a bag for me and I think with these I would…maybe I would share a little but I am most definitely having some for me to keep and love if I win. Thanks very much for being so very generous with your give away. I am kind of blown away.

  841. OOOOOOhh! I would make some little girl things–pillowcase dresses with little purses and hair accessories.

    Thanks for the great giveaway!

  842. I would probably make a few things… there are more than a few really cute dresses that would be adorable in that fabric for my daughter, and a bag, big and fabulous, would be great too.

  843. I don’t usually enter give-aways but these fabrics had me drooling! I am doing some wall art with fabric and these would be perfect! Thanks!

  845. Love, love, love the fabric! I would make a cute handbag first with the fabric. I already have the pattern. Just need something lovely to make it with.

  846. Oh so many things come to mind….I’d love to make a new purse, a summer skirt, a couple of Sorbetto tanks… a wallet. They’re beautiful!

  848. Ooooh. Tough question. I’d probably try my hand at some clothes for my darling 3 daughters :)

  849. I would use the last one first to make some cushions for my granny – she has curtains in almost the same design, just in red and orange. But I would have some left at the end of course .. the rest would go some of them together, some of them alone, into quilts, one of them would fit perfectly for a themed swap …
    Thanks for the chance!

  850. Oh, what a fabulous giveaway!!! I think I would make some bags for myself and my 2 daughters, and then maybe some things for my college girl’s dorm room.

  851. I would make some cute market bags to take on my shop-hops or for groceries! It’s so much more fun to do the grocery shop when the bags are so cheery! Thanks for the contest!

  852. i love Amy Butler fabric, but don’t have any of this fabric. so it would be awesome to win this bundle! ;) As for what I’d make with it, well probably a few different things. probably a dress/outfit for my daughter. maybe even a skirt for myself too, and use the rest for a small quilt.

  854. I would make something for my husband – he loves hexagons, and there is a lot of hexagon love in these fabrics!

  857. I love those Amy Butler fabrics – she has some great new stuff, but her oldies are goodies! I’d cut into it right away to make some twirly summer skirts for my two girls (ages 5 and almost 3).

    Thanks for the great giveaway.

  858. Hey gal, it’s Maureen, I didn’t know you participated in this giveaway, how cool is that!!! I would use this fabric to make a lap quilt for my mom.

    My contact info is: scrapgirl1467 (at) yahoo (dot) com

    Thanks for the chance to win this great fabric!!!

  859. I have been following you via email for awhile. Thanks for the additional entry!

    My contact info is: scrapgirl1467 (at) yahoo (dot) com

  860. I follow you via Twitter @Beingillisapill

    Thanks for the additional entry!

    My contact info is: scrapgirl1467 (at) yahoo (dot) com

  861. thanks for the giveaway! i want to make hats and bags and pillows and maybe skirts…

  862. Oooo, I would love to use this fabric along with my new Oliver + S patterns to make my girls something adorable!! Thanks for the chance to win! :)

  863. Definitely a quilt first! Then some dresses and skirts for my girls! THANKS for the chance!
    ourbusylittlebunch(at)hotmail(dot)com

  866. I want to make a bolster type pillow for my sofa, these beautiful fabrics would carry it out so well.

    thanks for the chance to win.
    michelle

  867. Oh, wow, Beverly! You are too sweet to share all of that AB love! I’d make a special quilt just for me. I know that sounds selfish, but I NEVER make any quilts for me. I give them all away, so I’d horde the Amy Butlers for a reading quilt for me! :)

  868. This is unbelievable generous! If I were to win, I’d get busy making curtains and pillows… been putting these needed things off for want of the right fabrics.

    winterwrens at gmail dot com

  873. I think I would make a few aprons or totes or both , gorgeous fabrics , Love Amy Butler . Thanks for the chance to win.

  879. I’d make a quilt. Don’t know details, but I’ve mostly been making quilts! :)

  880. I’d definitely be making dresses for my daughters first. And then probably a skirt of to and maybe a quilt. With all that fabric the sky is the limit.

  884. What a FANTASTIC giveaway! I love Amy Butler fabrics! I’d love to make a dress for myself with it.

  886. The 1st order of business would definitely be a skirt. I also have been wanting to make a travel bag, so that would be next. All the ideas are already reeling in my head. My fingers are crossed.

  888. I REALLY REALLY want to make a cute little wallet! Thanks SO much for the post! Awesome Awesome I’m drooling too! teehee ^^

  889. crazy fab giveaway!! i would make…either dresses for my granddaughters, or some sort of quilt – maybe one of Kate Conklin’s….love it!

  890. I’d make some lovely bags to give as gifts to my friends. Amy Butler fabrics make great, beautiful bags!

  891. I’d make reversible bags using the first two fabrics, – two bags for the price of one! Brilliant giveaway – thanks so much for your generosity :)

  894. I think I’d start with a throw quilt and some pillows for our new living room!

  895. I have several charm packs of Amy Butler fabrics that I’ve been wanting to use, these fabrics would go perfectly into a quilt!

  897. Wow, that is a lot of fabaric–I would make a gorgeously large quilt for my bed–because it seems to be the only one without one in this house :)

  901. Oh my goodness, those are amazing fabrics. The first thing I would make with them is pillows for my sister’s new place. They would look lovely on her couch! (Then a cute skirt for me) Thanks for the chance!

  903. Holy cannoli! I’d make clothes for my daughter and those comfy looking AB lounge pants for myself. Thanks for the chance!

  905. Wow! Amazing giveaway…this fabric would make a lovely quilt or a skirt for me.

  908. first thing i’d make is a skirt for my daughter, hers are getting too short and she needs more for summer. awesome giveaway!

  909. I would make some new pillowcases, and an apron! This fabric is drool worthy!!

  910. I am still dying to win this!! I also thought of another thing to make out of them, really loose high waisted pants would be sooo cute!

  911. Normally I would use the fabric for one of my charity quilts, but being that this is Amy Butler, I would have to break down and finally make something for me, like a new quilt for my bed.

  913. These are fantastic! I would make a quilt for my oldest daughter who just graduated with a nursing degree. I think she would love these fabrics.

  914. There are so many choices! I see a swoon quilt, then dresden plates, then a drunkards path quilt, then…

  920. I think there’s a new apron somewhere in that stack of fabric! Just lovely! Thanks for the giveaway!

  922. I’d use it to help make my patchwork bedspread, I’ve been looking for some pretty, bright colours to add :)

    kate1485 at hotmail.com

  935. I think I’d make a quilt and let the fabrics sing. The option would be to make an awesome bag. Thanks for an amazing giveaway!

  940. I would definitely make some bonnets for my nieces and my daughter. Those modern prints would look so good for those !

  943. I am stockpiling my amy butler fabrics to save up enough to make a large quilt for my bed. I am about half way there so far and I recon this amount of fabric might be just enough.
    Thanks yo for the generous giveaway! Love Midwest Modern!
    allisonbright{at}gmail{dot}com

  947. So, I linked here from Craftzine.com to your Love Note Potholder (ridiculously cute!!). You’ve got so much cute stuff here, I then started following you on Google Reader… which then led me to this fantastic giveaway! The short version of all that is: I’m now following you on Google Reader!

  949. This is basically the best giveaway ever! To start, I would make some cafe curtains for my kitchen. But you could do so much with all this fabric!

  951. Thanks for the giveaway! I always participate in giveaway day (with my own giveaway) but was traveling this time around. :(

    I’d make little zippy bags.

  953. I would make a series of aprons. I think these fabrics would be excellent for that..especially the retro apron style

  954. If I won, I’d put together a couple of scrappy throw blankets using these and my other amy butler fabrics I’ve been hoarding away. :)

  955. The first thing I would do is combine the pink and orange with some fabric I purchased yesterday and start a lap quilt. The rest would be used in bags and aprons.

  961. A girl at my retreat this week made the most adorable cat quilt with Amy Butler fabrics that had us all drooling…. I would definitely make that!!!! Thanks for the chance to win =^..^=

  962. I can’t remember if I already entered (my bad!), so if I didn’t, I would make a quilt with the beautiful fabric you are so generously offering for this giveaway day! Thanks

  971. I would make a few purses. I’m wanting to make a wristlet/wallet so I would probably do that too. Also, looking at your blog I LOVE the Rebecca bag. Do you have a pattern for that?

  974. These lovely fabrics would go right into a quilt. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.

  979. I would firstly make my daughter a twirly dress. Great blog, thanks for the giveaway!

  985. Yo – yo’s for a table cover. Following via e-mail, facebook, and pinterest. Thanks for all the tutorials!! LOVE,LOVE,LOVE!!!

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Sewcialites 3 Block 11 💕⁠
This is the Snuggle Patch Block by Edyta @laundrybasketquilts and it’s such a sweet, classic design!⁠
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I’m using my Correspondence collection (in stores now!!) and I love how the stripe print works in the center with the pink envelopes and aqua hydrangeas 💌🌸⁠
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Grab the link to the free pattern and come sew along!

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Sewcialites 3 Block 11 💕⁠ This is the Snuggle Patch Block by Edyta @laundrybasketquilts and it’s such a sweet, classic design!⁠ ⁠ I’m using my Correspondence collection (in stores now!!) and I love how the stripe print works in the center with the pink envelopes and aqua hydrangeas 💌🌸⁠ ⁠ Grab the link to the free pattern and come sew along!

Sewcialites 3 Block 11 💕⁠
This is the Snuggle Patch Block by Edyta @laundrybasketquilts and it’s such a sweet, classic design!⁠
⁠
I’m using my Correspondence collection (in stores now!!) and I love how the stripe print works in the center with the pink envelopes and aqua hydrangeas 💌🌸⁠
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Grab the link to the free pattern and come sew along! ...

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I have some new Dainty Daisy Widebacks available!!⁠
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Vintage Pastels on Cloud, Sweet Mint, & Sweet Waterfall are now in the shop!⁠
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We also have yardage and a few select bundles. Check out Dainty Daisy today🌸

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I have some new Dainty Daisy Widebacks available!!⁠ ⁠ Vintage Pastels on Cloud, Sweet Mint, & Sweet Waterfall are now in the shop!⁠ ⁠ We also have yardage and a few select bundles. Check out Dainty Daisy today🌸

I have some new Dainty Daisy Widebacks available!!⁠
⁠
Vintage Pastels on Cloud, Sweet Mint, & Sweet Waterfall are now in the shop!⁠
⁠
We also have yardage and a few select bundles. Check out Dainty Daisy today🌸 ...

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A moment for the cute fussy-cut birds in their houses🥰 If you`re still feeling that springtime sewing itch, this Birdhouse Lane Table Runner is so fun to make and it`s a free pattern on my blog!⁠
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I hope your week is off to a great start🩷

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A moment for the cute fussy-cut birds in their houses🥰 If you're still feeling that springtime sewing itch, this Birdhouse Lane Table Runner is so fun to make and it's a free pattern on my blog!⁠ ⁠ I hope your week is off to a great start🩷

A moment for the cute fussy-cut birds in their houses🥰 If you`re still feeling that springtime sewing itch, this Birdhouse Lane Table Runner is so fun to make and it`s a free pattern on my blog!⁠
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I hope your week is off to a great start🩷 ...

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It`s the last Sunday of the month! Head to Main Street, stop by your local bakery, grab a pastry, and enjoy your day🥐💕⁠
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I love a bakery! Pinch & zoom for the cute display in the windows🥰

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It's the last Sunday of the month! Head to Main Street, stop by your local bakery, grab a pastry, and enjoy your day🥐💕⁠ ⁠ I love a bakery! Pinch & zoom for the cute display in the windows🥰

It`s the last Sunday of the month! Head to Main Street, stop by your local bakery, grab a pastry, and enjoy your day🥐💕⁠
⁠
I love a bakery! Pinch & zoom for the cute display in the windows🥰 ...

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Sewcialites 3 Block 10 is here! 🍓⁠
This is the Little Berry Block by Pat @quilterpatsloan and I’m kind of smitten with this sweet little berry.⁠
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I’m sewing with Correspondence—and it’s shipping to stores now!! 🎉⁠
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Grab the free pattern from @FatQuarterShop and come sew along! ✂️💕

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Sewcialites 3 Block 10 is here! 🍓⁠ This is the Little Berry Block by Pat @quilterpatsloan and I’m kind of smitten with this sweet little berry.⁠ ⁠ I’m sewing with Correspondence—and it’s shipping to stores now!! 🎉⁠ ⁠ Grab the free pattern from @FatQuarterShop and come sew along! ✂️💕

Sewcialites 3 Block 10 is here! 🍓⁠
This is the Little Berry Block by Pat @quilterpatsloan and I’m kind of smitten with this sweet little berry.⁠
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I’m sewing with Correspondence—and it’s shipping to stores now!! 🎉⁠
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Grab the free pattern from @FatQuarterShop and come sew along! ✂️💕 ...

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