Thanks Mary at The Tulip Patch!

I won not just 1 giveaway last week I won 2!

Mary at The Tulip Patch designed a wonderful

Moda Bake Shop quilt

and she gave away a Hoopla Layer Cake.

Somehow I missed her e-mail that told me I was a winner.

She was so wonderful she e-mailed me a 2nd time.

And earlier this week I received

this wonderful piece of Moda yummyness.

Thanks Mary!

And Congrads on a wonderful tutorial.

I just LOVE the Moda Bake Shop

and all the designers.

A Very Lucky Week

I entered a Giveaway at

A Bee in my Bonnet

& I can't believe that I won!

What an amazing give away!

I just love 30's fabrics and these are all so adorable

and so many of them.

(watch out stash report)

And look she even included one of her

wonderful patterns.

Thank you so much Lori!

This isn't all that happened to me in the last week.

I have more to share tomorrow.

Great Start to the weekend

 I started my Friday by looking through my e-mail and found the coolest e-mail from Corrie at Quilt Taffy.

 

Yes right at the top of that post you see that I won a half yard of that cute Matryoshka dolls fabric.  While we where in St Petersburg I bought the cutest Matryoshka dolls and this fabric reminds me of that trip. I am going to have to find a perfect project for it.

Feeling all giddy with my win I finished ready my e-mail and was reading through my Google reader and saw that I won again on the same day!

How cute are these little owls?!  Anina at Twiddletails picked my name as the winner for her giveaway.  2 fat quarters of this What a Hoot fabric.  Bee is so in love with owls I just know she is going to expect something made for her out of them.  I think I will have to visit Anina's shop and see what other fabrics are in this line so I can get a few more fabrics to work with.

I have never been a winner of raffles of any kind, but bloggy land giveaways seem to be another thing.

Thanks Anina & Corrie! 

Thanks Kim!

I have been looking at the cutest Santa tutorial and was thinking about making it. I have never worked with wool and kept thinking if only I had a few scrap hanging around, I would love to make give it a try. The fluffy wool makes Santa's beard beyond cute. Kim has teasing me, talking about a class she is teaching and the kits she was putting together for her students. I was remebering a class she had a few months ago where she put a few too many kits together and offered them for sale. Well I was getting my hopes up that she might have made a few extra hanging around she wants to "get rid of." No such luck!

Instead Kim has kindly offered up 2 kits as giveaways on her blog. Could it be?! Well I signed up right away and kept my fingers crossed...Well I am one heck of a lucky girl because Kim picked my name, and she will be sending Santa my way. Thanks Kim from Kim's Big Quilting Adventure. I am sure you have seen her blog, if not you have to go and spend some time reading it. She will bring a smile to your face with her witty writing.