Friday, September 23, 2011

Happy Fall + Giveaway!


The heat's dying down and it’s time for Fall 
Can't you hear that redecorating and the holidays call? 
The leaves are changing from green to red 
And it’s time to put some more quilts on your bed! 
We’re writing for one reason 
To welcome this new season 
It’s the first day of Fall 
And we want to celebrate with ya’ll 
You could win some dollars 
If you just leave us some hollers 
So just do as I say 
If you want to play: 
Write a couple rhyming lines 
Hurry though, you don’t have much time 
Use any word from below 
Discover your creative flow 
Write a funny poem 
Maybe about a gnome? 
We’ll read them all 
It’ll be a ball 
Then we’ll choose three lucky ducks 
To win Fat Quarter Shop bucks 
If you win you’ll be happy 
Despite the fact that this poem is so crappy 
This giveaway won’t last 
So you better be fast 
Write your short rhyming verse 
And possibly add to your purse!

Simply write a rhyming poem incorporating a word from below, then leave your poem as a comment on this post for your chance to win one of three amazing prizes! And don't forget to like us on Facebook!


This contest closes exactly one week from post date.


330 comments:

  1. Fall has arrived.
    It's the best time of year.
    Colorful leaves, pumpkin pie
    Making quilts with friends
    Are what I hold dear.

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  2. Well; I'm here to say Hi!!
    Next week I'm making pie...
    My quilts may be late;
    The community won't wait!
    It's fun to get together
    And celebrate the Fall weather.

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  3. Fall is my favorite time of year,
    The kids are back in school, it's time to drink beer.
    With the kids at school,
    Instead of us at the pool,
    All day I can quilt,
    Without any guilt.
    Quilting is so relaxing,
    Instead of summer heat which is taxing.
    Quilting and my kids are my two great loves,
    They both fit me just like gloves.

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  4. Fall is here, finally some relief.
    Here in Texas the rain has been brief.
    So what I've done is stay in and quilt
    Instead of going out where I would surely wilt.
    Thanks to FQS my credit card is on fire
    but hubby is great so there is no ire!

    *and this is a stupid poem!* but was fun! LOL

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  5. While most of the country is seeing changing leaves
    And putting their arms in warm sleeves
    Florida is not experiencing this at all
    Because the heat and sun continues in the Fall.

    thank you for a chance to win and remember....I'm not a poet!

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  6. Well, I'm not great at making rhymes
    but I do love the smell of apples cider and homemade pie.
    Sewing,quilting and fabric shopping with friends these are the things that put a sparkle in this mama's eye.
    The season of fall brings leaves, cooler weather and smells of all kinds, but what makes me happiest are the moments spent my family and I.

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  7. I used to love my sweaters
    but now I'm always hot!
    Being of a certain age
    I love my sweaters not!
    So now I leave my sweaters
    in a little cardboard box!

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  8. Én vagyok a legelső
    Ez nagyon felemelő!
    Íme itt egy versike,
    Megnézzük hát érted-e?
    A Te hazád Amerika,
    A lehetőségek országa,
    Én viszont Magyar vagyok,
    Az én csillagom itt ragyog!
    Amerikai szövetet nyerni?
    Ezt szeretném én megérni!


    I am the first
    It's very uplifting!
    Here is a rhyme,
    So you look at it?
    America is your house,
    A country of opportunities,
    But I'm Hungarian,
    My shining star in!
    American fabrics to win?
    This I want to survive!


    I can not rhyme with English? Fun game!

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  9. Apple cider can't compare
    To Little Apples fabric flair.
    A pumpkin pie is quite the thrill
    But Pumpkin Kona better still.
    Fall colors and the changing leaves...
    I want to win some fabric, please!

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  10. I'll pick a pattern
    for a jack-o-lantern
    for a quilt to
    adorn my wall.
    While the leaves are blowing,
    I'll take pride in knowing
    we're all warm and cozy
    wrapped up warm against the chill.

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  11. A festive Quilt
    like fallen leaves
    spreads it's beauty
    for all to see

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  12. Fall in Florida is sometimes a bit wetter...

    We never really need a sweater...

    but I still love to snuggle under a quilt!

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  13. The leaves fall off the trees,
    The flowers disappear, as do the bees.
    The colours of the season change,
    Crunchy orange leaves in the lanes.
    The festive season is drawing near,
    Hurry up and get that crafty Christmas to-do list cleared!

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  14. fall sweaters
    hot apple cider
    dreaming of summers return

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  15. This time of year makes me a little sad,
    Because I know that soon the weather will be bad.
    But there are many good things that we get to do,
    Before we get hit with the dreaded flu.
    Apple picking, pumpkin choosing, and pie making are just a few.
    This poem writing thing was kind of hard to do!

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  16. I love Apple Cider,
    but I don't like Spiders.

    I would enjoy a Hay Ride,
    if the straw didn't stick in my side.

    And this is how I feel about fall today,
    my brain is a jumble in a silly way;)

    Debbie

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  17. An interesting contest for this time of year
    When hayrides and jack-o-lanterns are seen far and near
    The leaves are turning bright shades of orange and red
    Providing inspiration for a quilt for my bed

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  18. "HAYRIDE"

    LET'S GO OUT TO THE FARM,
    FOR AN OLD-FASHIONED HAYRIDE!
    YOU CAN SIT BY MY SIDE,
    AND WE'LL SEE ALL AUTUMNS CHARM!

    THANKS SO FOR SHARING A NEAT GIVEAWAY!

    jldouglas@wispwest.net

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  19. A little limerick fun:

    So hungry I wanted to cry,
    baking I could give a try.
    I had some flour,
    and about an hour,
    so I made a delicious PIE!

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  20. Autumn comes but once a year,
    Bringing things we hold so dear.
    Apple cider, pumpkin pie
    Halloween, you can’t deny!
    Changing leaves of gold and red,
    Early to rise and quick to bed!
    A festive quilt and sweaters cozy
    A hayride makes my cheeks all rosy!
    Jolly Jabber, you’re just so great,
    to win your prize, I just can’t wait!
    (well, hopefully anyway!)

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  21. Fall Haiku

    Brightly colored leaves
    Cold winds making me shiver
    Time to sew more quilts!

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  22. Let's not have a post-mortem
    About whether it's fall or autumn.
    Is it jumper or is it sweater?
    Either can be worn you betcha
    Because wherever you are and the leaves turn
    A passion for all things quilty we yearn.

    (My English teacher would be turning in her grave now if she could read this!)

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  23. Autumn Hayride

    The wagon was filled to the hilt
    With children wearing pants, dresses and even a kilt,
    They all sat in the middle so the wagon wouldn't tilt
    And to keep warm stayed under the quilt

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  24. The instructions say to pick only one
    But sewers who follow rules don't have as much fun

    Especially when there's so much fabric for which to shop
    and the colorful fall LEAVES are just starting to drop

    A FESTIVE JACK-O-LANTERN QUILT would be such a thrill
    to use on a Hallows Eve HAYRIDE when there's many a chill

    APPLE CIDER and SWEATERS is what everyone will want
    to help warm up after a spooky hayride jaunt!

    Even a slice of warm apple PIE ala mode
    would complete a FESTIVE trip down a dark haunted road!

    After all that, the glow of the Fat Quarter Shop site
    will help any quilter recover from the frights of the night!

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  25. The season upon us is fall, don you know?
    With quilts, apple cider and leaves all aglow.
    Pull out the sweaters for this festive season
    And bake up some pies! Its such a good reason
    Or maybe a hayride to mark to occasion
    Carving a Jack-o Lantern is for children behaving.
    For The reds, and browns and oranges that pop,
    Get your supplies at the Fat Quarter Shop.

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  26. Sweaters, a quilt, and apple cider
    Warm and cozy, but a crazy rider
    The festive haydride goes bump-diddy-bump
    On the ruts and leaves oh my what a thump!
    I want to be by the fire with my friends, and pie,
    A jack-o-lantern and a sigh

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  27. Apple cider and pumpkin pie,
    Quilts and sweaters, my oh my.
    Autumns coming, yes it's true.
    I hope I win some fabric from you!
    :) Happy Fall, y'all!

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  28. I'm glad to wear a sweater,
    It makes my figure look better,
    You see, I can't lie,
    I too much love pie.

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  29. Here in paradise, the seasons don’t change
    Temperatures do vary slightly in range
    Leaves do fall because they are dead
    Sweaters are worn, sometimes in red
    I’m trying to write a poem so I could win some dollars
    But nothing comes to mind that gives a holler
    I love to buy fabric to add to my stash
    But too many times, it takes away my cash
    I soon hope to sew a holiday quilt
    That won’t give me any guilt
    Jolly Jabber give me a win
    So I can enjoy pie and apple cider
    And my days will feel much brighter!

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  30. it's officially fall
    which means it's time
    to find the sweaters
    you left behind

    put away flip flops
    pack up summer dresses
    collect hats and scarves
    and clean up your messes

    eat pumpkin pie
    and sit by the fire
    with a cup of hot chocolate
    and friends to admire

    while fall is pretty
    the transition from summer
    to the cold of winter
    can be a bummer

    but cook comfort food
    and put on a sweater
    and you might feel
    warm against weather

    so let's all be ready for fall
    cause it's my favourite season of all!

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  31. Won't you go on a hayride with me
    Lots of pretty leaves we will see
    In our pretty fall sweaters and quilts we will be so warm
    Until the yellow jackets start to swarm

    THEN WE WILL RUN !

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  32. I love fall and autum leaves because I like to wear long sleeves.

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  33. Fall is here!
    I am excited, want to know why?
    It's the season cider and pumpkin pie!
    A time to be festive,
    To sit back, be reflective.
    A season of hayrides cuddled under a quilt,
    With a love that time has built.
    Of jack-o-lanterns, sweaters, and leaves,
    And farmers bringing in the sheaves.
    Who knew how a game of rhyme
    Would end up being so divine!

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  34. In the fall, the cold winds blow
    Bringing nearer thoughts of snow.
    Delicious turkey, apple pies,
    Children dressed in disguise.
    Warm maple syrup, cinnamon,
    Piles of leaves for jumping in.
    Putting quilts upon our beds,
    Wearing toques upon our heads.
    Shorter days, and Northern lights
    Canada's autumn is a beautiful sight!

    Goodness me, I haven't written a poem since I was in school!! Hope I win for all that effort lol!!

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  35. With the shortening of the days and the turning of the leaves,
    people go about with rosy cheeks and lengthened sleeves,
    rich scents and colors make for an atmosphere thats festive,
    while cozy fires in snug homes makes for spirits that are rested,
    this season that is so beautiful to behold
    is autumn rich and bold.

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  36. I carved myself a jack-o-lantern.
    My kids said he looked quite stern.
    So I put him in some festive sweaters
    and glued on him a head of feathers.
    To improve his mood we ate good food
    and drank a swig of apple cider,
    in which they put fake spiders.
    Then I took him on a hayride
    and snuggled him by my side.
    The sky was raining leaves
    and my pumpkin said, "Please,
    Can we get off this ride
    and go inside?
    I'd really like some pie."
    Once inside he began to tilt,
    so I propped him up with my newly made quilt.
    From the window we watched the sky
    and all the witches riding by.

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  37. Sweaters, hayrides, apple pie
    leaves are changing in the sky
    this is fall changes for most
    but now is a quilters time to boast

    Time to bring out oranges and greens
    reds & yellows, purples and creams
    lets show off our wonderfull hobby
    with quilts to hang in the lobby

    Now is the chance for me to win
    It sure would make me grin
    and get my husband off my back
    when the last bill came he almost had a heart attack

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  38. What does Fall mean to me?
    Changing colours, falling leaves . . .
    Baking, canning, batches of pies,
    Fill the freezer, I like to try.
    Buy some fabric, plan some quilts,
    See my stash, not an ounce of guilt.
    Fieldtrips to the Pumpin Patch,
    Oh yes, smells like Fall at last!


    Thanks for the chance!
    ourbusylittlebunch(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  39. Apple Cider and Pie,
    Fall has arrived. Oh my!
    Tis the best time of year
    To make Quilts we hold dear!!!

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  40. Behind a window autumn leaves also fall
    I сежу in свитаре also eat an apple pie.
    Tomorrow a holiday and I продарю a blanket gult

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  41. In fall the leaves all turn yellow
    This I suppose should make me feel mellow
    But fall makes me sad every year it is true
    I'm longing for spring and for flowers that are blue
    I should take out some fabric and sew for awhile
    I'm sure that will put on my face a big smile

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  42. The crisp Autumn wind bellows in, closing summer for all.

    The leaves change as they age into their more beautiful and festive colors!

    The wind tugs the leaves from their branches and swirls them like lovers.

    Oh to be carefree!

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  43. Fall is here, Fall is here!
    My very most favorite time of the year!
    Time for pumpkin bread and apple cider,
    Won't worry till Spring 'bout my hips getting wider.
    Big sweaters and jackets can hide many sins,
    This poem is silly, but I sure hope it wins!

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  44. Though leaves and flowers wilt
    I look forward to time to quilt
    In the warmth of my craft room
    As cooler days ahead loom.

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  45. I sure do love apple cider.
    Way better than bathroom spiders.
    I wish I was a better poem wrider (artistic license!)


    Haha, so silly!

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  46. Roses are red, violets are blue.. I LOVE FALL how about you?

    Little Jill Horner sat in a corner eating her pumpkin pie. Along came a spider and sad down beside her and said.. mmmmmmmmmm pumpkin pie.

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  47. Roll up my sleeves
    And rake up those leaves!?!
    I think not!
    I'll go inside
    And in the workroom
    I'll hide as I
    Sew with pride
    On a Fall quilt -
    With pride!

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  48. Apple cider, apple cider
    Apple cider sounds like spider!
    Spider, spider
    Under my bed
    I shall now hide my head.
    Under quilts my head does'nt show,
    But I tell you now
    That spider must go!
    Mmmmmmm, apple cider.

    sowingstitches (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  49. Spiced apple cider
    And giant black spiders
    Come 'round once a year
    So never you fear
    The weather is cooler
    Grab your needles and rulers
    Southbound geese sound their call
    Welcome back, Fall!

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  50. Fall is my season,
    The color's the reason.
    The frost on the ground,
    the leaves swirling round,
    Make me want to dance.

    I quilt all the year round,
    My fabric stash grows in leaps and bounds,
    Quilts in rich fall hues,
    Golds, oranges, rusts, reds and blues,
    It's autumn year round by choice not by chance.

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  51. My favorite event comes in the Fall. The County Fair and quilts in the Art Hall...and the caramel apples, I love most of all!!!

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  52. Apple cider, pumpkin pie
    This rhyming thing is worth a try
    To win a gift certificate
    So I can make some quilts with it.
    :-)

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  53. You say you like fall
    The best of all
    Hayrides and jack-o-lanterns can be fun
    But cold weather only makes my nose run.
    My favorite season is really spring
    'Cause I'm just a quilting ding-a-ling!

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  54. My favorite time of year is fall;
    for many different reasons.
    the LEAVES turn colors (QUILTers love that!)
    sweaters get worn (and scarves and hats!
    it's a lot of people's favorite season!

    There's APPLE PIE and CIDER too!
    and HAYRIDES (that go right past my house!
    The fall is FESTIVE, sleep gets restive,
    and many JACK-O-LANTERNS to view!

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  55. I'm goin' on a hayride
    to see the fall leaves.
    I'm goin' on a joyride,
    to see what I can see
    I bought some apple cider
    and a pumpkin pie,
    I'll hang my halloween spide
    and hunt for mums to buy.
    I'm pulling out my sweaters
    and my warm weather quilts,
    Fall can't get any better,
    Wool sure fits the bill!
    I'll make my jack-o-lantern,
    and what I wouldn't give,
    for a new sewing pattern
    to make my house more festive!

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  56. With turkeys and pumpkins,
    The Fall months are festive.
    My quilting awaits and I
    think that it's best if
    I accept that the housework
    and cooking may slide,
    As I sip on some cider
    Or enjoy a hay ride!

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  57. Pumpkin, apple, cherry
    pecan, lemon and blueberry

    All of them were oh so yummy
    but now a bad feeling in my tummy

    I dont want to lie
    I ate to much pie

    I need to lay under my quilt
    until I feel better from this guilt

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  58. Leaves falling
    & autumn quilt fabrics
    So cozy

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  59. Autumn has come, time for hot apple cider
    For hayrides on All Hallows Eve
    I’ll dress as Miss Muffett with a spider beside her
    And jump in a huge pile of freshly raked leaves
    It’s Autumn! I love it. No weather is better
    For gathering my family, a quilt and some pie
    I’ll put on my favorite nubbly sweater
    And we’ll sit on the porch, watching neighbors stroll by.

    What a fun challenge. Thanks for the chance to strain my creative muscles in a new way!
    sunshdws@yahoo.com

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  60. The scents of Autumn fill the air -
    pumpkins, leaves, apple cider.
    I'm my mom's Guide Dog for the Color Blind,
    She can't choose colors without me beside her.
    Woo.
    Luv,
    Dave
    PS: Please cut me some slack; I'm a Siberian Husky.

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  61. rake the falling leaves, carve a jack-o-lantern
    wrap up in a quilt and go on a hayride
    in beautiful downtown seward.
    a bonfire on the beach, serve apple cider and pumpkin pie,
    have a festive time at the bay side
    of beautiful downtown seward

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  62. A haiku:

    Autumn apple pie
    Cinnamon spiced and crusty
    Warm bite, swallow and sigh.

    (I love this contest! Combination of poetry & fabric is perfection, in my book!)

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  63. Fall is here, see the leaves?
    I need to clean the eves.
    Laughter is in the air,
    We make quite the pair.
    Sit down and enjoy some pie,
    Your smile doesn't lie,
    Autumn has arrived.

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  64. Apple cider in a pie,
    this makes beat my heart so high!
    Autumn leaves on my cozy quilt to be;
    sewing,sewing like a busy bee!

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  65. Fall makes me restive
    Because the colors are so festive.
    The smell of pumpkin pie
    makes me think I just might die;
    But making a new quilt will relieve me of the guilt.

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  66. When I see the autumn leaves
    falling from the trees and the winter weather is not far behind.

    Stitching, sewing, and quilting help to pass the time.

    And a cup of hot apple cider is just the thing
    to help me face the winter until it is spring.

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  67. Autumn colored leaves on the trees
    A new soup simmering on the stove
    92 days til Christmas! OH GEEZ!
    Into creating, quilting and making I dove.

    There’s cooler weather outside
    Soon an extra hour of time
    Online with Fat Quarter Shop and my last dime
    to make the holidays special for this family of mine.

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  68. I want to make a fall quilt.
    I am deciding upon a pattern.
    Will it be falling leaves
    or maybe a jack-o-lantern?

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  69. Jack o Lantern sighed as he sat all alone and sipped on his apple cider,
    "I'm tired," he moaned, "I'm worked to the bone.
    "Could I have the piece of pie now Der?"
    Mom Lantern gave a quick nod
    though she was holding a wad
    of leaves
    ready for pinning
    to the quilt that she'd hung
    and the garlands she'd strung to make her booth festive and winning.
    "When you're through bellyaching, grab a sweater, we're taking
    a hayride for fun and relaxing.
    You've helped me , it's true and I'm nearly, almost through but it's got to be perfect, my booth for Quilt Market."

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  70. Fall is the best time of year.
    It brings so much holiday cheer.

    Pumpkin, turkeys, & sweaters galore!
    I love to hang wreaths on my door.

    Fall is the best time of the season.
    Just make sure to wear your gloves!
    Fall weather can be freezin'!

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  71. This is going to be fun!

    When leaves fly by
    On a hayride with pie
    It's jack-o-lantern time
    With apple cider sublime
    So to the studio we go
    To make festive quilts grow
    While fall rains make us wetter
    Do make use of that sweater
    Add one more quilt to your stack
    When our fabric we attack
    Then back to the FQ Shop
    To buy for fabric with a plop

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  72. Oh me, Oh my,
    I do love pie!

    Short and sweet--that's me!
    (;p)

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  73. Today I want to buy
    A pie that makes me sigh
    But as hard as I try
    And I don't ever lie
    I may cry
    If I don't get more pie

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  74. For me the fall
    is best of all.
    I'll just die until
    I make a pie
    while my deck gets built
    I'll sit and quilt
    and watch the leaves
    blow in the breeze

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  75. Autumn brings us apple cider,
    Jack-O-Lanterns and maybe a spider.
    Pumpkin pie is sure to please.
    I love fall with it's glorious leaves!

    Thank you for the generous giveaway!

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  76. On a hayride with friends wearing sweaters and leaves

    Pickin’ seeds from jack o lanterns and spittin’ in the breeze

    We’re off to make quilts, please don’t cry

    When we arrive home, we’ll eat a festive pie

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  77. I perceive now the leaves they are fallin.

    Time for sweaters & hayrides & pollen.

    But nay, nay I say without any guilt.

    I'd much rather stay in and quilt!

    WHAT FUN! Thanks - I already like yu on FB.

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  78. OK, I confess
    I'm an intruder here.
    Not from the US,
    But I hold fabric dear.

    My husband (bless him!)
    tolerates my obsession with quilts.
    we can't move for cotton,
    But i'm still racked with guilt.

    I'd make him a sweater
    Just to say ' thanks, sweety pie'
    But I really should know better
    He'd just prefer pie!

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  79. Oh my, what can I write -
    Jack-o-lanterns and fright nights?
    Something funny or something grand,
    perhaps about our beautiful land.
    Apple cider and pumpkin pie,
    delight the senses & please the eye
    Sharing with friends one and all
    festive traditions great or small.

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  80. The wonder of apples-cider, cakes and pie,
    Which one do I choose, my oh my;
    It's time for these apples, my favorite season is fall,
    What treat to make first, I love them all!

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  81. Well, i like what the girls before me said so i thought it best to get out of bed. I have many quilts that await me here, some spring some winter some summer and fall. Oh dear, how will i finish them all? Now we are coming on a new season and my thoughts are turning for this reason. All the new fabric, they are so nice. Quilting, quilting, it is my vice!

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  82. I will be happy as pie,
    with fabric in my eye,
    as I sew my quilt,
    without any guilt.

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  83. I will be happy as pie,
    with fabric in my eye,
    as I sew my quilt,
    without any guilt.

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  84. I used them all, but it doesn't rhyme perfectly... do I at least get an A for Effort? ;-)
    Thanks for the fun!

    In the Autumn~~~

    I will drink apple cider
    While watching the spider
    That's crawling on my sweater
    Knowing I should do better
    At working on my quilt
    Without any guilt.

    But taking the kids on a hayride
    With all the fun it will provide
    While the leaves
    Fall from the trees
    As we carve a jack-o-lantern
    And bake a pumpkin pie -
    All that joy, I just can't deny!

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  85. Rustling leaves
    Now under foot
    Their life near the end
    Prettiest they are
    For falling

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  86. When the moon is full
    and it's frosty outside
    nothing's more fun
    than an old fashioned hayride
    Under a quilt snuggle hubby and I
    The stars look so bright
    up in the night sky
    Summer is gone and winter is near
    But for right now Autumn is here

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  87. I'd like to try
    to bake a pie.
    Or not.

    : )

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  88. Fall is in the air
    Leaves about to turn
    Smell of apple pie
    Baked,but not burned

    Cooler nights arrive
    Jack-o-lanterns near
    Into a quilt I dive
    And snuggle with my dear

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  89. A really good pie
    Can make me cry.

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  90. What a happy time to eat apple pie, pumpkins and quilts to make, it all makes me sigh..The perfect time to drink apple cider, and be thankful for Fall ...watch out, there's a spider!!

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  91. Love to quilt
    without any guilt.

    Love Autumn leaves
    with a cool breeze.

    Love Ruth's apple pie
    it can make my dear husband cry.

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  92. (Thanks for an amazing giveaway - good luck, everyone!)

    Fall is now here
    And everything's festive
    Yet I can't help but feel
    Just a little bit restive.

    Hot apple cider
    And warm pumpkin pie -
    Both of them bring
    A sweet tear to my eye.

    Snuggles under a quilt
    My dear grandmother made
    Brings up memories
    Of long-ago holidays.

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  93. Fall season is festive.
    People are restive.
    Forests of colorful leaves
    often layers eaves.

    Pies give off lovely smells.
    Jack-o-Lanterns lose their cells.
    A hayride in the cold
    and quilts are used to cover the old.

    Sweaters, Sweatshirts and coats
    starts the season for sore throats.
    Warm Apple Cider drunk
    will ease the funk.

    {No, I didn’t say a bad word.
    This poem just turned absurd.}

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  94. In the fall we roll down our sleeves,
    Go back to school and rake the leaves,
    We enjoy some nice hot apple cider,
    and admire the web of the garden spider,
    So many things to like about fall,
    It really is the best season of all!

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  95. Oh my, oh my,
    Have to bake that pumpkin pie!
    So much to do, no time to quilt
    Wait! I can always quilt without any guilt!!
    And who can resist that fresh apple cider
    No time to lose, I'll pull an all-nighter
    And quilt till my heart's desire!

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  96. Thanks for the giveaway and the fun!

    Fall is here, the leaves are turning.
    For apple pie I have been yearning.
    As the pie bakes I'll sew a quilt block.
    Then we'll put on our sweaters and go for a walk.

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  97. With sweaters and quilt
    We'll start the hayride "full tilt"
    While the jack-o-lantern and scarecrow
    Watch leaves tumble and fly.
    Just a sip of apple cider and a piece of apple pie
    remind us festive times all too often hurry by.

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  98. Autumn Light

    When I look outside in the autumn light,
    There is so much color to see.

    The Leaves are changing orange and bright,
    On a hayride I'd rather be!

    Take some apple cider along for the ride,
    Wrapped in a quilt and heavy sweater.

    The jack o'lantern will be my guide,
    It truely can't get any better!


    How fun - love your poem contest! Thanks so much for a chance!

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  99. Fall is here, time to cheer!!
    I can work on a quilt without
    any guilt :)

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  100. Welcome to Fall!
    Where we eat pie
    Before a hayride
    Where we drink apple cider
    When we gather
    Where jack-o-lanterns burn
    And look so warm
    When we snuggle with a quilt
    Without any guilt
    Because the fabric won
    Is that which was sewn.
    Q.E.D.

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  101. Fall is here
    For this I must cheer.

    The chill in the air
    makes the fabric "magically" appear (don't tell my hubby)

    So on to Fat Quarter shop I will hop
    with a nice warm mug of hot cider.

    The fabric selection is the best,
    I will pick a print with a spider

    The boy's will love that
    with a ghost or two

    then I will sit down at my sewing machine
    Woo Hoo!!

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  102. At the October meeting
    Of the Quilters of Keating,
    The members shared patterns
    Of cute jack-o-lanterns.
    Then, the newest member,
    Who joined in September,
    Taught them applique
    The needle-turn way.
    Then, with new friends beside her
    They drank apple cider.

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  103. Festive gatherings and apple pie
    Me oh my, oh me, oh my.
    Hayrides, jack-o-lanterns and apple cider!
    Can my smile get any wider?
    Yes it can, I do believe
    as I catch a glimpse of falling leaves.
    Sweaters donned, a quilt wrapped round
    keeps me warm while leaves fall down.
    Autumn, autumn bright and sunny,
    how I would love to harvest some Fat Quarter Shop money!
    boodybabies [at] comcast [dot] net

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  104. Fall may be here
    In the northern hemisphere.
    But down here in Oz
    We celebrate because..
    Spring is here!

    Although it makes me sneeze
    and wheeze!
    I love the warm sunshine.
    I struggle though to find the time
    To stay inside and quilt.

    Complete some sewing?
    or check what's growing?
    But three boys need their mum?
    Sadly time only allows for some
    and a mum's love always comes first.

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  105. No matter the Season
    I don't need a reason
    Guess I'm just gonna quilt
    until I wilt! :)

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  106. The turning of Autumn leaves
    to shades of gold and yellow
    Means it's time to pull out the long sleeves
    and air out the coats and sweaters.

    The filling of my inspired brain
    with quilt dreams oh so festive
    Suggests that I can only attempt to contain
    my holiday fabric buying obsession.

    The flooding of the my country house
    with the aroma of pumpkin pie baking
    Motivates me to leaf through books and browse
    for an ideal jack-o-lantern quilt for the making.

    The crackling of a warm log fire
    on that first crisp and chilly fall evening
    Recalls to mind those childhood nights of which I desire
    filled with hay ride laughter and haunted house screaming.

    So the crafting of my fabric shopping lists
    and my plans for stitching all those holiday patterns
    Inspires me to raise my mug of apple cider and insist
    to all crazy quilting folks east, west, north and southern.

    “Happy Holiday Quilting you all!!See ya at the store!”

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  107. Shorts are packed,
    Flip flops too,
    Pie's a-baking,
    Lots of quilts to do.

    Cider is simmering,
    Leaves are turning,
    I'm obsessed by this quilting,
    Ut-oh, pie's now burning!

    VermontPines@aol.com

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  108. Don't get pie on your quilt,
    as you rush to complete,
    make it festive and jolly and oh my gosh golly, don't be late for the hayride among the fallen leaves.
    Wendy

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  109. Can you tell?
    Can you hear it?

    The rustling of leaves,
    you'll soon feel it,

    As the temps start to fall
    we will sing a new song,

    The cool breeze whispers - AUTUMN -
    please don't be long.

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  110. As the leaves change and fall
    Oh, we shall have a ball
    The jack-o-lanterns glow
    The apple cider does flow
    Fill me up with pumpkin pie
    Time to sleep and under my warm and snuggly quilt I lie

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  111. I don't like fall,
    No I don't like it at all.

    Good Bye to Summer,
    to say good bye seems such a bummer.

    From the cold weather I need to hide,
    so my time must be spent inside.

    Oh! But wait there's no need for me to wilt,
    because I get more time to quilt!

    So oh yes, I do like fall,
    I do like it all!

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  112. hi, my name is lisa.
    I am a barista
    I love the FALL
    cool weather and all.
    I dont have to sneeze
    when I jump in the LEAVES.
    I enjoy APPLE CIDER
    I don't like a spider.
    I love to wear a SWEATER
    could fall be any better?
    I need a new fall QUILT
    perhaps one will be built
    with a gift card won
    when this giveaways done.

    Thanks!

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  113. My oh my, how lovely it would be
    To make a quilt without fabric buying guilt.
    Almost as great as calorie free pie.

    Ok so maybe not my best effort!

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  114. Sipping hot apple cider,
    curled up in a chair.
    Watching colored leaves
    fall gently thru the air.

    Dreaming of hayrides
    and warm pumpkin pie;
    Knitted wool sweaters,
    and caramel corn, oh my!

    Candle lit jack-o-lanterns
    by the front door
    Make this season festive
    like the Raven, "ever more".

    My sewing machine beckons;
    I can not commit.
    I am simply too comfortable
    wrapped up in my quilt.

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  115. It is time for fall
    can you believe it ya'll,
    With black cats
    and fat bats,
    Cold nights
    and orange lights,
    Time for a hayride
    wearing quilts with pride.

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  116. Jack-o-Lantern light up the night
    Jack-o-Lantern you give us a fright
    Whoooooph!
    You go out of sight!

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  117. Why I Love Fall

    My favorite season, best of all,
    Not summer, winter, spring, but Fall.
    A crisp excitement fills the air
    Festive Fun Days, everywhere.
    There's apple picking all around,
    As leaves start falling to the ground.
    The sun sets sooner, the days grow short
    Football is the favorite sport.
    Apple Cider and donuts are a tasty treat
    After bumpy hayrides on a wagon seat.
    Soon Jack-o-lanterns will light the way
    For children dressed up in holiday play.
    And I'll snuggle up tight in my quilt so warm,
    With a book to read and some Candy Corn.
    Fresh baked pies are produced with glee
    Black Friday boasts a shopping spree!
    And sweaters are seen, on young and on old,
    As the autumn air is sometimes cold.
    Yes, there’s more to Fall, than meets the eye
    I guess that is the reason why,
    I love this season far above,
    Any other season that I love.


    I love poetry. Thanks for allowing me to be creative and have a chance to win. I do not have a facebook account, so I'm sorry that I cannot follow you there, but I do follow your blog! =) Thanks again!

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  119. Apple cider
    Apple pie
    I can't stop eating
    If I try.
    The fall brings goodies
    Oh so sweet
    I love to eat
    And eat and eat!

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  120. The first day of Fall in Az and I feel like I'll wilt
    Hurry and cool off, I want to cuddle up in a quilt

    Cooler days would be so much better
    I just want to put on my sweaters

    Get put my Fall quilts with leaves and Fall colors
    Finish some quilts and start some others

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  121. My gransons come next week
    for apples and pumpkins to seek.
    We'll go on a hayride,
    their smiles will be wide.
    Applesauce, Pumpkin pie,
    colorful leaves of Fall -
    Wonders for 'show-n-tell for all.

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  122. I cannot lie
    I love pumpkin pie
    Piled high
    With the whipped stuff that goes straight to my thighs.

    Please count me in!
    jj

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  123. Here in the southern hemisphere,
    it's summer not winter drawing nearer.
    But my quilts I'm still making,
    and apple pie I am baking
    as we wait for some warmer weather.


    please forgive my awful poem,
    I would LOVE to win this one.
    As I sit here in my sweater,
    waiting for the weather to get better
    I dream of what to buy if I won!

    thanks for the opportunity to display my dismal poetry skill :)

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  124. I love to eat apple pie
    I cannot tell a lie
    I taste the flaky crust
    until I'm about to bust
    It is good that Thanksgiving Day
    only comes once a year our way
    For if it happened more
    I wouldn't be able go through the door.
    :)

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  125. Here in New England
    The leaves soon will be turning
    The logs in the fireplace
    Too will be burning
    I’ll head to the orchard
    For apples and cider
    And find inspiration
    For the fall quilt I’ll be makin’...

    ...with the prize I hope to win from my favorite online quilt shop!

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  126. After being on the motorcycle all day
    as only the rider,
    We have finally arrived at our destination
    and are drinking some warm apple cider.

    As the chill fills the air
    and the flowers start to wilt,
    we spend more time inside
    cuddled up with our quilt.

    We just finished eating dinner
    we served up chicken thighs,
    and now for dessert
    we are having individual apple pies.

    Oh wo that filling was hot
    burnt my tongue so bad it made me cry.
    As I brush away the tears,
    I ask are we still going on the hayride?

    It is even cooler outside
    so I know I had better,
    go back inside
    and grab another sweater.

    Now that I have all my layers on
    espeically my long sleeves,
    we are ready to go for a ride
    and see all the changing leaves.

    we love the weather changes
    the air makes you want to live,
    maybe it is also all those colors
    that give a sense of it being festive.

    When the evening is over
    we go to the tavern,
    because they are having a contest
    of carving Jack-o-Lanterns!

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  127. When the flowers start to wilt,
    I bundle up in my quilt.

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  128. Sometimes the changing of season
    Is a very good reason
    To make lots of pumpkin pie
    And hang quilts to dry.

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  129. There was a girl on a hayride
    Who ate too many apples and died
    The apples fermented
    Inside her and then did
    Make cider inside her inside

    (I'm so sorry lol)

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  130. Pie, pie, I like pie.
    Apple, peach, I can't lie,
    Pie, pie, I like pie.

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  131. I'm happy it's fall, but it would be better
    If it would get cool enough to wear a sweater.
    Even September is hot where I'm sewing
    So I'll turn up the AC & pretend that it's snowing!

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  132. I'd really like to win some fabric
    So I could make a quilt
    It would relieve me of the guilt
    I feel for spending my dinero
    On such pretty fabric-o

    Ummm...You didn't say it had to be a GOOD poem, right? I don't think I've written a poem since high school, although I'm sure you couldn't tell that from the example above. Ahem...

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  133. Summer's ending
    and the leaves are changing
    Classes are starting
    and the playground is abuzzing
    Go out and keep playing
    before the snow starts falling

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  134. I wanted to knit a sweater
    but then, wouldn't it be better
    to sew together a quilt
    but then I would feel the guilt...
    I have thread and some fabric too
    but nothing's better than fabric that's new!
    So please, FQ shop, pick me to win
    I've got a new quilt I want to begin... :)

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  135. Winning a Fat Quarter Shop certificate is for what I yearn,
    So that I can choose fabric and a quilt pattern
    By the light of my scary jack-o-lantern.

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  136. A chill is in the morning air
    Warm sweaters are taken out to wear
    Kitty snuggles close to me
    Dreaming of birds flying by in vee

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  137. Like all of the scraps in a beautiful quilt,
    So the way my life has been built.
    God in His wisdom and love has made me,
    A beautiful piece of this history.
    I've made some mistakes and I've let him down,
    But now sees me worthy of a glorious crown,
    Thanks to the gift of only Son,
    There is redemption for everyone.
    Praise be to Him who is good and He's kind,
    Just look at me now and I know you will find,
    A life that he's taken...from scraps He has built...
    A life of simplicity, beauty, comfort and peace...like a beautiful quilt.

    Thanks for the chance to enter!

    homespunhandmaiden(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  138. The Jack-o-Lantern was lit tonight,
    His face! His face! Oh what a fright.
    A crooked grin,
    That says com in,
    A trick or treat within my sight!

    Thanks for the chance to win...

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  139. It's fall and time for apple cider
    open wider
    and try some pie

    ginger c at gmail dot com

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  140. Down the leaves swirl,
    While my little girls twirl.
    The sand, boys are dumpin',
    near apples 'a plumpin'.
    If only the moments would stop and hold still,
    They would go much more slowly for this mom's heart to thrill.

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  141. As I watched the leaves fall through the sky, I put on my sweater and got ready for the hayride.

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  142. See the HAYRIDE
    you hollerin' quilters
    see the ducks, all in ditch-line
    along with apples, leaves and hay stitch-stiches...
    hay, hay and more hay...quilters sitting bundled together appliquing... as they take their Fall hayride...sharing stitch results, quilt results, sister in stitch results :)

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  143. In my sewing room, a song in my heart
    I just love this fabric, and love this part,
    Watching needle and fabric go ‘round and ‘round
    Humming a favorite, familiar tune,
    Maybe this isn’t the norm for all
    But for me, when I’m sewing, I’m having a ball.
    As stars, blocks and colors work as one,
    I think about what this’ll look like done…
    Will I keep it or make it a gift?
    If I give it away, I’ll have to start over again,
    With something else I’d like to keep or share,
    Kind of like the trees this season, once green, now nearly bare,
    Leaves dropping one by one…should go rake, I guess
    But making a quilt is WAY more fun…!

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  144. The winter chill is in the air,
    The wind is whistling through my hair.
    Down from the trees are falling leaves.
    It's time for me to wear long sleeves.
    :)

    That was fun!

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  145. Fall has finally arrived,
    it's time for apple pie,
    and a joyful hayride!!

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  146. A Bright Jack O Lantern will light the way,
    We'll have warm Pumpkin Pie, and Home Brewed Apple Cider.
    Flying Ghost and Goblins, a old Black Spider.
    Gorgeous Autumn leaves, my knitted Sweater with tattered sleeves.
    Let's bring the Log Cabin Quilt, the one that Momma built.
    A Festive Fall Hayride, with you by my side.

    This way Fun!! Thanks!!
    Nancy

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  147. It really peeves me
    When everybody leaves me
    For cozy couches, turkey and cake
    And when the summer brights
    are abandoned for winter whites
    And coats are trimmed in all things fake
     
    I want my summer back
    Daily walks on the local track
    Basking in the golden sun
    Walking with furry friends
    Enjoying warm summer wind
    Reminiscing on things we’ve done
     
    I’ll don a sweater now
    Soon turtlenecks and comfy cowls
    Take crunchy strolls with nothing to eat
    Most trees are sleeping soon
    Shedding leaves in life’s jiggly room
    The ground - a carpet of coppers and wheat
     
    Heavenly scented cinnamon treats
    Sweet chocolate candies and savory meats
    Inspired and inside – a little stash to burn
    I yearn for summer, but fall’s taking it’s turn.

    Many gifts to make – the list weighs a ton
    So to seams and nesting I will run.
    K. Vernon :-)

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  148. Fall is near,
    You are such a dear,
    I will make you a quilt,
    For the house we have built.

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  149. What's that I spy
    with my little eye?
    It's some beautiful hues
    (can I take a cruise?)
    It's a quilt I made
    lying in the shade.
    It holds those most dear to me
    under that tree.
    Now what else do I spy?
    Yum, looks like some pie!

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  150. Halloween is my favorite day
    Giving candy when the children say
    Those magic words I love to hear
    As the jack-o-lantern strikes fear
    A time for costumes and parties and fun
    I barely miss the long days of sun

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  151. when we were young our moms were our betters
    and they always told us to wear our sweaters
    and drink apple cider.
    But watch that spider
    he's there in the leaves
    having the heaves.
    That isn't festive
    and certainly not restive,
    but here comes the hayride
    with our boyfriend beside
    the orange jack-o-lantern
    and the horse in a canter
    chasing that pie
    oh me oh my
    it fell on the quilt
    and then it spilt

    I couldn't resist, lol.

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  152. I would love to win the giveaway and make a beautiful quilt,
    I could purchase the fabrics I want with not even a little guilt!
    It would be a festive quilt with leaves of all colors,
    And over the years the quilt would touch the lives of others!

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  153. On my quilt are falling leaves,
    more and more red and yellow where we live.
    For you, my love, on the quilt are apple pie and apple cider,
    happy autumn picnic on this side of the river...

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  154. (I'm not speaking English well, so forgive me my mistakes:)

    Red or green, tasteful and juicy - in one word cute!
    How in Polish, French and German is called autumn best fruit?

    Jabłko, Pomme, Apfel,
    And in English simply apple.
    All these words means the same,
    pronouncing it incorrectly won't be your blame.

    But when patchwork house is built
    there's only one word for it: QUILT!

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  155. Come autumn or fall,
    I love the wind and all.
    Leaves in yellow, leaves in red,
    But too bad they're all dead.
    I hope I'm the duck,
    Who doesn't run out of luck.

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  156. You might say I'm bonkers
    because I love collecting conkers,
    I just play some Buju Banton
    while I light my jack-o-lantern!

    Happy Autumn!

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  157. Here Down Under, it's Spring, not Fall;
    So our leaves are growing, no sweaters at all.
    But pie we will eat,
    We still need a treat:
    Strawberry, perhaps cherry or even apple!

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  158. As the leaves of Autumn fall,
    Bring on the festivities for all!
    We'll have pie & apple ciders,
    For all the hayriders!
    Quilts and jack'o lanterns,
    Let's hope there's no tantrums.
    May this be a happy fall for all.

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  159. Who doesn't like pie?
    If I said I don't that would be a big fat lie!
    You can never have enough,
    Apple pie is my favorite with the struesel stuff:)
    OR how bout lemon meringue,pumpkin,pecan, cherry,
    Some sweet blueberry?
    The crust has to be homemade,
    Otherwise my appetite would fade!
    Smells of freshly baked pie,
    How else could I get by
    Every bite,
    Brings awesomeness to a new height!
    What do you like about this yummy dessert?
    After eating too much does it make your tummy hurt?
    Have a slice for me,
    And then in pie heaven you will truly be!!!

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  160. My happiness is built,
    on fabric to make a warm cotton quilt!

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  161. It's time for Fall weather
    so get out your sweaters.
    Lets go on a hayride
    with a quilt padding our backside.

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  162. Without a quilt
    I would soon wilt.
    Fall is the perfect weather
    to wear a sweater.
    I love falling leaves
    that leave the trees bare for me.
    Taking a hayride
    with my honey by my side.
    Fall is perfect for apple cider!

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  164. Making quilts, I love to sew.
    They're warm and cuddly, don't you know!
    They're a hug from the heart
    When we're apart.
    I make them for loved ones and strangers,
    Even quilting exchangers!!
    Making quilts - cuddly and warm,
    They get us through life's strongest storm!

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  165. In the Summer heat I began to wilt,
    Now that it's Autumn I'll really quilt,
    I am surely not a poet,
    But indeed I know how to sew it.

    Lisa
    Lalexander733 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  166. I'm in the festive mood
    to create a fall display
    but I'll have to wait until later
    because I'm getting ready
    for my son's wedding day.

    (Next Saturday!)

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  167. Button your sweater
    And grab your rake!
    See how big
    A pile you'll make.
    When you're finished
    And back inside
    We'll head out again
    For a Fall hayride.

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  168. A hayride I will go with my sweetie by my side.. covered by our special quilt .. loving our sitting time without any guilt. Awesome and wonderful times - thanks for the opportunity to win. Judy C

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  169. I do recall in the fall
    sweaters make me fell better

    Fan4may at aol dot com

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  170. Love fall leaves
    But not bees
    Yummy apple cider
    Yucky brown spider
    Snuggle under a new quilt
    And don't feel no guilt

    Thanks for the fun giveaway!! Happy fall!!!

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  171. What could be better than a jack-o-lantern sweater? Warm, cozy quilts? apple cider or pumpkin pie? blazing colorful leaves? maybe a festive hayride under a bright blue sky?

    what could be better than Fall? the love of friends and family for one and all!

    thanks for a chance to win - Laurie

    llsbaskets@comcast.net

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  172. The fall colors are here
    So is the fall dark beer

    It is time to put on a sweater
    It will hide by belly better

    My grankids want a jack-o-lantern
    I just want fabric and a new pattern
    (oops , it ALMOST rhymes!)

    I went to a hayride and had to cry
    Somebody ate all the pie

    It's raining and cool;we can't ride the Harley
    So I must make a big pot of soup with some barley

    I must clear my head
    by baking some fresh apple bread



    thanks ; this was no that easy to do but it was FUN !!!

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  173. A charity quilt I want to make
    This I’ll do in memory of mom

    Where to buy the fabric of late
    My favorite shop at fatquarter.com

    In festive colors of fall it will be great
    Offering someone comfort and calm

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  174. As I sit here and sip on hot apple cider
    I look up to notice a creepy black spider
    He tells me 'no fear, be of festive cheer
    the time of sweaters and hot cocoa is here'
    At this point I wondered and started to sigh
    When Mr. black spider requested some pie
    This is when I began to feel some guilt
    I figured I'd better put down this quilt
    For Autumn is here and the leaves are falling
    Time to make jack-o-lanterns is calling
    Down the street they're having hayrides
    Plus the kids really want to go outside

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  175. I love to quilt
    But the summer heat made me wilt,
    The autumn leaves
    Make me sneeze
    And I hide
    From the hayride.
    I stay in my house
    And sit with my spouse
    While sipping apple cider
    As I stitch a binding miter.

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  176. Fall weather?
    Time for sweaters
    more time to quilt
    and have some pie
    or jump on a hayride.

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  177. Fall is the time for apple cider & pumpkin pie.
    I'm going on a hayride.
    I'll keep warm with my quilt...
    Dreaming of quilting til I wilt.

    I'm not poet
    and I know it!

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  178. Yesterday, Fall arrived in all its golden glory ~
    So I sat down at the sewing machine to quilt an Autumn story.
    I thought of all things I loved about this time of year ~
    Jack-o-Lanterns and pumpkin pie always bring good cheer!
    I brewed a cup of apple cider and gazed outside to see ~
    A group of children playing underneath my old oak tree.
    The leaves were turning yellow as they readied for the season ~
    Soon it would be sweaters we were wearing with good reason.
    So festive was I feeling as I turned back to my quilt ~
    My cup of cider on the side, sloshed and almost spilt!
    With love and joy I quilted the entire day away ~
    This quilt will be fantastic when we’re riding in the hay!
    Quilts, they tell a story… they hold memories oh so dear ~
    And warmth to all our loved ones through this special time of year!

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  179. When trees shed their leaves
    We all know we've got to bind off our quilts.
    When the light outside gets dimmer
    we'll bake our pies and worry not about being thinner.
    For fall is here my good friend,
    the season I love and wish had no end.

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  180. Fall is finally here!
    Such a festive time of year!
    Leaves will be red, yellow, then brown.
    But not a single jack-o-lantern will be wearing a frown!
    "Why?" you say
    Because Fat Quarter Shop has a great giveaway!
    So grab a pen,
    May the best gal win!

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  181. Fall is here
    great time of year!
    Say goodbye to summer
    that's a real bummer!

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  182. There once was a lady from Heider,
    Who loved to drink apple cider.
    She drank so much
    That she fell on her tush.
    So now there's a leaf pile beside her.

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  183. Wow! juices a flowing what a great crowd!
    I haven't a creative word but
    I am glad to be in such great company!
    Happy Fall, happy quilting
    Good luck to all!

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  184. Fall is here!
    It's my favorite time of year,
    With pumpkin pie, cooler weather, and beautiful colored leaves.
    I love to cuddle up with my quilts and need my long sleeves!!

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  185. Hmm, a poem, a poem,
    But what one earth rhymes with gno'me?
    Perhaps I should stick to things I know
    Before I end up all in woe
    A quilt, yes a quilt!
    A million ideas to be built
    With needle and thread.
    That is where I will tread.
    And leave poems to those
    Who can weave magic with word and prose.

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  186. I'm going to decorate for fall to the hilt,
    starting with a festive new quilt,
    with colors of fall leaves,
    to be enjoyed many cool eves,
    I'll revel in the season with no guilt.

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  187. Hayrides with my sweetie are quite delightful
    Walks in the 'hood with jack-o'lanterns? Frightful!
    But snuggling by the fire under a homemade quilt
    Is relaxing and romantic and doesn't induce guilt.

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  188. Fall is here.
    It's my favorite time of year.
    I love watching all the leaves,
    and wearing long sleeves.
    I love the smells of cider and pie,
    I'm so happy I could cry.

    Thanks for the chance.

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  189. So many quilts to make and not enough hours to play.
    Should I sew? Should I cook? How should I spend my day?

    Well, quilting’s quite healthy, helps maintain my trim physique.
    Busy hands full of fabric don’t have a moment to eat.

    And time in the kitchen? Well I love to bake pies.
    But darn, how those calories go right to my thighs!

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  190. would you like to go on a HAYRIDE with me? can't tell you just where it might be. Hop on fast so you won't miss the ride. we're almost there, can you guess? It's the Fat Quarter shop at it's best. Open the door and step inside, fabric, kits, and quilts Oh My! so open your purse and buy, buy, buy! Come on now it's time to go, back on the HAYRIDE Now wasn't that a show! Fat Quarter shop is in the know.

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  191. Digging out sweaters, piling quilts high too
    Fall's in the air, there are fun thing to do.
    Crunching leaves, baking pies
    A jack-o-lantern with smiling eyes.
    Gathering neighbors for a festive hayride
    Sipping apple cider, my honey by my side.
    There's room for the FQS family too
    We're saving spots for your whole happy crew!

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  192. As leaves and temps begin to fall,
    Into wooly sweaters go we all.
    Festive hayrides, oh what fun,
    Wrap up in quilts before its done.
    Night goes quickly, the bats do fly. We love Jack-o-lanterns, cider & apple pie!

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  193. Apple cider is on my grocery list
    Along with apples for pie.
    If I can't find time to quilt today,
    Baking for fall is the reason why.
    Kathie L in Allentown

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  194. The slightest color as the leaves begin to turn
    Even one of the bushes looks like it's starting to burn
    Sweaters folded neatly in the drawer
    Think I will have to go buy more
    The red and gold rustle around in my mind of quilts
    To nestle within the corners of the home I've built
    It's time to meander the shelves of liquid gold
    To create another story that needs to be told

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  195. I am a quilter and a blogger
    who sometimes likes to holler!

    Some people say I 'bewitch'
    with my needle and threads that I stitch.

    Halloween is the perfect time of year for a hayride
    I am friends with the horse - Clyde.
    I see so many colors in the trees, sky, pumpkins
    No, not pies!

    This inspires me to quilt,
    so the wagon, I quickly jilt!

    I'm off to buy my supplies
    at the Fat Quarter Shop in the sky.

    My broom is the fastest way to fly,
    gotta get all the specials, I cannot lie.

    Kim and crew helps me attack
    all the fabulous material stacks.

    I tell Kim I need a border that is wider...
    It has to hold all of my black widow spiders!
    My head is spinning from all the grinning,
    Could it also be the spiked apple cider?

    She finds the perfect fat quarter,
    now to find enough for my border!
    We find it and scream!
    Yeah Kim's Team!!!

    This is exactly what I need
    to make my quilt of black, orange, purple and green!

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  196. I want a piece of pumpkin pie,
    Oh my, Oh my!!
    I will sit and quilt without any guilt!!

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  197. When the leaves are so yellow
    And the vines with grapes abound,
    When the melons are so mellow
    And the nuts fall to the ground;
    So, it's time for fall.

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  198. What a fun way to start off the fall!
    I must admit we're all having a ball!
    I felt a little silly, trying to compose.
    But we'll give it a try so here
    Sit back and relax as I enthrall.

    Summertime is done, so we must say goodbye.
    Time for warm sweaters, falling leaves, and pumpkin pie.
    A new festive quilt, I just have to start.
    FQ Shop has some new fabric, be still my heart!
    I must go get my wallet to buy!

    Thank you Fat Quarter Shop for helping us to exercise our brains and for the the wonderful giveaway! Good luck to everybody and I loved reading all your poems!

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  199. We went on a hayride, apple cider in hand;
    It was cold! Quilts and sweaters were in high demand.
    Jack-o-lanterns were festive and leaves were replete;
    A big slice of pie made our evening complete.

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