You'll remember my Scrap Basket Sunday basket, right? Well, when I finished the Merry, Merry Snowmen quilt top and then the Schnibbles Canasta quilt top, I added more leftover scraps to the basket, so now it's overflowing once again.
Then, in gathering oranges and blacks for the Twister Jack project, I pulled open my large scrap drawer . . . and found it too was stuffed pretty full.
And just to GET TO the scrap drawer, I had to move the bag of fabric that was leftover from the Bunny Hill Autumn House quilt project. And I figured it was about time I redistributed those fabrics amongst my other stash fabrics, and of course there were more scraps mixed in with the larger pieces.
So all in all, I ended up messing around with scraps for a couple hours, and I thought with all these scraps that don't seem to lessen despite the scrappy projects I make, maybe it's time to stuff a Priority Mail box full of scraps and send if off somewhere.
Ah, but where should I send it? Not everyone likes scraps, of course.
So what I thought I'd do is for anyone who signs up on Mister Linky (yesterday's post) to show a scrappy project they're working on this week or signs up next week AND leaves me a comment saying they'd like to be entered to receive MORE SCRAPS, I'll enter them in a drawing. I've stuffed the box with a mix of stuff, including some Christmas and Halloween fabrics, and there are several large chunks of fabric in there--probably not quite fat quarter size but close--or maybe more than a fat quarter, but cut longer and narrower. I'm really not sure. All I know for sure is that there's a pretty good selection in the box.
I DO have to limit the giveaway to those of you in the U.S., however, since it's a U.S. Mail Priority Box--and sending something this heavy outside the U.S. would cost a lot. Sorry.
What if you link up and post a scrappy project both weeks? Then you can enter twice and have a better chance. So remember to link up AND leave me a comment asking to be entered. I'll announce next weekend when I'll close the entries and draw a winner. In the meantime, happy scrapping and I'll look forward to seeing what you make!
10 comments:
Your scraps would be oh so welcome at my home. I used to admire scrappy quilts "knowing" I could NOT make one. Times have changed. I love scrappy and I CAN do it! Happy quilting.
Kim I would live those scraps for a charm quilt I have been working on for 3 years now.
When I first started quilting, I would hear my friends say they liked a particular color fabric, or they really liked polka dots or tone on tone, but I could never figure out what color was my favorite or what pattern on fabric I liked best. When I made my first scrappy quilt, I knew why ~ I liked them all! I use everything in my quilts ~ doesn't matter what color. Thanks for sharing your blog. I would love to take those scraps off your hands! Ronda
I can always use more scraps. I'm always making more quilts to give away. Today I'm going to start a quilt for myself finally! The first one ever I'm going to keep.
I have lots of scraps already, but can't resist the chance to win someone else's scraps! Thanks for the giveaway.
I'm working on a king size quilt with 100 scrappy stars. Love, love these scrappy quilts. Joy
Well Kim I'm not sure how to linky things up! I am working on the Star Surround quilt along at Happy Quilting! I love scrappy and am getting more and more in my stash! Yippy!
I should probably NOT want your scraps, seeing as my own boxes are stuffed full/overflowing...but what the heck! Someone else's scraps are a treasure! ;)
I would love to take your excess scraps off your hands. I don't have a blog, but totally enjoy reading yours. Thanks for all you share.
I would love to win a scrappy box of goddies.
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