Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Perfectly Perched Giveaway!

Perfectly Perched has started making its way out into the world!!Yipeee!!! And as usual, I am simply stunned by the lovely creations I'm starting to see popping up. And to celebrate, I'm giving away 2 FQ sets to 2 lucky winners!

One of the things I've been thinking a lot about lately is expanding my skill set. I love to learn and am always excited to try something new. How about you? Is there something new you've been itching to try? To enter to win some Perfectly Perched, just leave me a comment here on this post and share something about something new you'd like to try. And it doesn't have to be sewing related (although my list of sewing skills to improve is certainly long!!)

To recap:

  • Leave a comment here and tell me about a new skill you'd like to learn
  • I'll draw 2 winners this Saturday, May 5, 2012
  • The winners can choose from any of the 3 color stories
  • Make sure I have a way to contact you in your entry

And to close off this post, I've included some gorgeous eye candy of Perfectly Perched quilt tops...Sigh (insert dreamy look here)...So scrumptious!

Perfectly Perched in Red and Aqua

Perfectly Perched in Lime and Aqua

Perfectly Perched in Raspberry and Lime

And now let the eye candy commence!

I am totally in love with this 
phenomenal snowball quilt from Vanessa at Lella Boutique. 
She's also posted a tutorial here.


Yet another stunning quilt from Ashley at Film in the Fridge 
using the Perfectly Perched in the and raspberry and lime. 
I have no idea how she keeps creating such lovely quilts one right after the other!


Everyone have a great week!

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Andrea said...

New skill to learn...I'm ready to start machine quilting myself! About time..

sarah said...

super!! i am going to try a flying geese quilt soon!!

Gloria said...

I'd like to learn knitting. I have seen beautiful knits and always wonder how it is done. Love your fabrics. Each of the set colors are very pretty.

B said...

Wow, lime and aqua are so pretty.
Love to learn to make fancy macaroons and to learn sewing on a long arm machine

Audrey said...

Perfectly perched looks perfectly beautiful! I want to learn hand quilting with perle cotton. I'm afraid my stitches would be so long that my pets claws would catch in them and pull the stitches out. Very sad!

Kathryn said...

so many quilters also knit. I'd love to be able to do that also. Kathie L in Allentown

LethargicLass said...

I want to try stenciling, screen printing and stamp making (kind of all related)

Michelle @ Barabooboo said...

love to learn to knit!

Ali said...

I actually have a list of 12 new sewing skills to learn this year..but I got distracted with learning to quilt so I've only checked a couple off so far! Some of them are to be able to make a real actual collar, to try my hand at french seams, and to fully line a garment.
Thank you for the giveaway, love those colors!

Swedish Scrapper said...

I really ant to learn paper piecing! I'm about to step over....:D

marci sinfisi said...

thanks for the giveaway!!! love it!
new skill--- drawing :(

Johanna said...

Okay, free motion quilting would be nice to have as a skill, but I would really like the skill to organize my day. I am still studying so my days are spent at university and the libraries but the tasks I have to do at home usually get cramped into the last hour before going to bed because I "had" to watch the latest series first :)
Thank you for the giveaway, I love those chairs!

epban said...

I'd like to learn to paper piece!

Cynthia Strickland Studio80 said...

Well, we do I start? From an artistic perspective; I would love to learn to paint with watercolors and use that skill in my fabric designs! I have been doing Crossfit workouts for the last 9 months and I would LOVE to learn to do a Pull-Up! Just one would make me extremely happy!!! Maybe before I am sixty (which is not far away)!

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Amy said...

I love love Perfectly Perched! I would like to try free motion quilting this year! Thank you for the giveaway! amyd14_1999@yahoo.com

Kim said...

I love, love, love this collection! The prints and the colors are wonderful. I have many skills to improve---hmmm..organizing, time management...oh sewing? I would like to try machine quilting and paper piecing.

Margaret said...

Knitting and crocheting. I can do the basics but I can't actually make anything, other than a scarf in one color that is as long as one skein of yarn allows. I have a lot to learn.

Kimberly said...

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the new design!! I always Love your fabric line! I wanted to try more of free motion quilt...always afraid to make curving ..instead I make straight line.
Thanks for a wonderful giveaway.

JKL052095@aol.com

Diann said...

Crochet. A lot of people say it's easy, but I find it intimidating.

Jennyroo said...

Oooh, I love Perfectly Perched! How will I ever choose a colourway?!? They're all fabulous! I would like to learn how to change a tire on my car. It seems like a good thing to know how to do, but I've always been intimidated.

Njeri said...

I would like to learn how to do paper piecing.
cutekipepeo(at)gmail(dot)com

LochKnitsMonster said...

Perfectly Perched is awesome. I am particularly taken with the lime and aqua. It's a little random but I've been wanting to take up archery lately. I did it for a couple of weeks way back in high school P.E. class and I just feel like picking it up again.

Rhonda the Rambler said...

I would really like to learn garment sewing. Even it is only the simple stuff.

heartsease54 said...

I want to try some English paper piecing before Sewing Summit.

The New Mrs. said...

Curved piecing!!! I'm intrigued by the process lately and want to learn more.

Anonymous said...

I'd like to learn paper piecing.

Denise said...

Well, I would really like to overcome the fear of machine quilting! This middle aged woman doesn't give up easily, so I should be able to tackle this. As for my other dream...I want to learn to play the Cello. That may be a bit trickier! Thanks for sharing -

Martine said...

I want to learn paper piecing or something else with the machine. Love those fabrics.

QuiltinGram said...

I would like to learn needle turn applique this year from an elderly friend who does spectacular work. Also, tatting if I can find someone who knows how to do it.
I am usually drawn to blue/purple colours but love the lime/raspberry in this line.
CathyC in Alberta
cathyc1950(at)gmail(dot)com

Anonymous said...

I sooo love this line, thank you for the chance to win! =)

I really want to learn how to do shadow trapunto this year, I'm planning on buying Geta's book for it =)

Beezus said...

I would like to take the time to focus a bit on Adobe Illustrator. My husband bought it for me for my birthday, but I haven't yet had the time to dive in! :) Thanks for the giveaway!

Marcia W. said...

I would like to learn how to quilt on my home sewing machine, both straight line and FMQ. I like the red/aqua - love the snowball quilt - and lime/aqua bundles. Guess I have a "thing" about aqua.

Pile O Fabric said...

I want to learn Paper Piecing! Have the paper just need some fabric ;)

deserae said...

I want to try free motion quilting.

Chelsea said...

The fabric is so lovely Laurie!

I'm trying to get into better shape, so my new skill is all about that - yoga, running, push ups (eek). Oh, and a little self control!

Jeannie D said...

Starting to practice free-motion stitching...still wonky, but someday I shall master it! Your fabric is so fun and fresh...cheers!

gknee-d(at)comcast(dot)net

Allison C said...

I would love to learn how to make hexies and paper piecing.

Erin said...

I'd like to try my hand at garment making this summer.

hafza said...

One of the skill that I look forward to learn is on how to sew applique...thanks for the giveaway...Love the fabric especially the Perfectly Perched in Raspberry and Lime

Cleo said...

mmmm .. Learn to draw .. I mean really be able to draw no just embelish my gorgeous stick men!!

thanks for the chance to get me grubby paws on such wonderful fabrics!

thanks
cleo

cleo (AT) techgear .co.za

Anonymous said...

Ivana
Fabulous fabrics, thank you for the chance to win these yumees!!!!
I would like to conquer free motion quilting this year....we eill see:-)
ivana.tvrdonova@post.cz

Mhairi said...

I love the raspberry and lime colourway. My skill-to-learn is quilting. I haven't done any quilting since I stitched in the ditch on a quilt as a teenager. Now I get it professionally done. SO I would love to learn how to do it and practice so that I have the confidence to do some smaller projects.

Jamie said...

I want to learn the left hand (and the coordination that goes with it) on the piano. My hands just don't want to work together.

Diane said...

I'd love to try needle turn applique ... thanks!

Dana said...

I don't know which color story I like best- they are all so scrumptious! I want to improve my machine quilting and learn stippling. Thanks for a chance to win!

Anonymous said...

free motion quilting.
Doing it well (better than at the moment)
Gina

Jocelyn said...

I would like to learn how to applique. I've been quilting a long time, but never have tried applique. Thanks for the generous giveaway!

Kathy H said...

I would like to learn curved piecing. I usually stay away from any patterns with curves.

Becky said...

I'd love to improve my wool applique skills. Have a wonderful weekend!

Lynne said...

I would like to learn paper piecing.
Thanks for the chance to win.

Karen said...

I'd love to learn needleturn applique.

Carin@Ullhärvan said...

I would like to be skilled at free motion quilting.

Stina Blomgren said...

Oh my goodness.. Is love the raspberry lime quilt.. Stunning!!! Your fabric line is so FRESH!!! Well... Something new to learn... I do want to learn new things until the day I die!!!! But for now I'm just happy to start sewing again after being sick for a year... I'm just drooling over new blocks, modern quilts, new fabrics... And the doc said to me.. One day a a time and do the fun things...so this year is to find love and joy in quilting again... Is that a good goal and new enough...:0))) I think so!!!

PJ said...

I want to learn paper piecing. Something I haven't done yet.

Bobbie said...

Oh my I am in love with this fabric! Even if I dont win- I'm am gonna haveta get me some!
I am working on free motion quilting- Ive always been stuck in the ditch- which is better than being stuck in a rut.. but I have climbed out and have been playing a bit with echoes.

Lyn said...

I would love to learn to free motion quilting. Thanks

Lisa Cox said...

I'd love to learn to free motion quilt. I've only done straight lines so far on the 2 lap quilts that I've done.

Samantha said...

Love that fabric!! I want to become much better at FMQ than I am now. I've done a few smaller projects and gotten okay on them, but the last large thing I tried to FMQ proved to me that I really need to work on more large projects to I can become proficient!

Sew now we are four said...

I would like to learn how to knit. I crochet atm, and am a bit scared of having two implements to use at once ;-)
Love Sarah
http://sewnowwearefour.blogspot.com

Janet said...

I'd like to learn to crochet. It is one skill I don't have and sometimes it would be useful.

My Sister Made Me Do It.... said...

Thanks for a great giveaway.......I would like to learn FMQ.........the easy way! ha! thanks for the opportunity to win.......

Deb said...

I would love to learn to free motion quilt on my Bernina!

Alyce @ Blossom Heart Quilts said...

I want to learn paper piecing!

Al said...

I really want to learn embroidery. I just picked up some stuff to teach myself.
I can cross stitch all day but the different embroidery stitches are a challenge.

RSHudson said...

Paper piecing seems so interesting; thanks for chance to win! (EMAIL: marshudson at comcast dot net)

Michele T said...

I would love to learn Paper-piecing!!

charlotte said...

hope I'm not too late. Love this new line.

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