Happy Friday everyone, we appreciate you coming back for another chance to win! The directions for Pattern Play can be found here. Please welcome Cheryl Cohorn as our FQS staffer of the week!
She chose the following pattern to feature this week: Hearts to You Quilt Pattern by Kansas Troubles Quilters
The lucky winner is...
For a chance to win a $50 Gift Certificate to our website, leave ONE comment on this blog post with the name of your chosen fabric collection. Be sure to include an email in your comment!
You have until Tuesday, December 4th to submit your comment and the winner will be announced Friday, December 7th, so be sure to come back to see if YOU are the winner!
Okay, I'll be first!! Sometimes #1 gets picked!! I really like Wingin' It by Henry Glass. Thanks for the give away!!
ReplyDeleteI adore batiks of any kind, so ia would use hoffman's Evergreen collection. You have the best online fabric shop around - thank you for your customer service ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat post ...my choice would be Metropolitan
ReplyDeleteFlair. Thanks for the chance.
I am looking forward to Noteworthy to arrive.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. My choice would be Portobello Notting Hill. I really like choosing non-traditional colors.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Janet. I LOVE Notting Hill by Joel Dewberry!
ReplyDeleteI'd use Kissing Booth- the pinks and creams to contrast with the reds and browns.
ReplyDeleteI'd pick Independence Trail in the reds. So classy!
ReplyDeletelove the simple life line - I love the whimsical lines :)
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French General Favorites! I love all things that French General puts out, but the original line is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI like Kissing Booth.
ReplyDeleteI think Tweet would be fun, makes me think of spring!
ReplyDeleteTimeless Poppy Love would be my choice with those reds! :)
ReplyDeleteHow about Kissing Booth by Basic Grey? I love the pinks and chocolate.
ReplyDeleteLittle Black Dress by BasicGrey
ReplyDeleteI would choose Pam Kitty Love by Pam Kitty Morning for Lakehouse Dry Goods. With so many adorable patterns--florals, dots, stripes and hearts-- in so many colors, you could make several versions of this quilt out of these fabrics and no two would be the same.
ReplyDeleteThe first fabric line I thought of was Double Chocolat It would look great in this line.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be fabulous using the Eggplant and Hot Pink fabrics from Simply color. Love those color ways! domesticgoddess18(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI would choose Kissing Booth by Basic Grey.
ReplyDeleteI think Chateau Rouge by French General would be lovely.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a quilt top using Chateau Rouge by French General
ReplyDeleteBlossoming Veranda by Free Spirit would be my choice.
ReplyDeleteKeeping with the heart theme, I woud use Kissing Booth by Basic Grey for Moda - love the pink palette.
ReplyDeleteI love Chicopee!
ReplyDeletecatherine.whitacre@gmail.com- I would use Splendor 1920's
ReplyDeleteIs there really any other choice...Kissing Booth by Basic Grey! I love that collection!
ReplyDeleteFor the hearts to you quilt pattern I would use the new pam Kitty love fabric collection. Think the bright colors would look fresh. amy.e.parent@sprint.com
ReplyDeleteI would choose Simply Color because there is so much variety in that line that you would have many options for this pattern.
ReplyDeleteMy choice would be Something Old, Something New by Kensington Studio.
ReplyDeleteI would use a French General line. The pinks/roses/off whites are just great.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite line is Metropolitan Fair by Barbara Brackman. I just love the softness and antique look that the fabrics line has.
ReplyDeletewlinda_ca(at)yahoo.ca
I would use Kissing Booth by Basic Grey.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
I would use Windsor Lane by Bunny Hill Designs for Moda Fabric! I love the prints, and with the pattern it would be so sweet for a baby's room!
ReplyDeleteI think that would look pretty in Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille.
ReplyDeleteHow about A Walk in the Woods Aneela Hoey using the aqua and red for the stripes and hearts and the gray and white for the tan areas of the original pattern.
ReplyDeleteI think Kissing Booth by Basic Grey would be perfect -- given the Pattern Name! Perfect for Valentin's Day 2014!!!
ReplyDeleteI have just discovered Old Glory Gatherings and have fallen in love with it. It would look fabulous in this quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would make a Christmas quilt out of it using Michael Miller's Holiday and Pillow & Maxfield lines.
ReplyDeleteI'd stick with heart theme and go with Little Sweethearts by Renee Nanneman for Andover Fabrics :)
ReplyDeleteKissing Booth! I can see that I am not alone on this one!
ReplyDeleteI would use the Opulent Cosmopolitan line from Northcott Studio
ReplyDeleteI think French General would be nice.
ReplyDeletelisacarmody12@yahoo.com
I think Cuzco from Kate Spain would be nice.
ReplyDeleteI would use Alba Antique Rose by Lecien Fabrics! Laura S laura_lee_73@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteRock n Romance by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery fabrics would be perfect with this pattern which includes hearts.
ReplyDeleteI would use Virginia New Colonies by Nancy Gere. I love the deep colors.
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I would use Morris Apprentince.
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Noteworthy!!! for sure!!
ReplyDeletekrousegirl2 at aol dot com
I think the colors Audra's Iris Garden by Brannock & Patek would be great!
ReplyDeleteI would choose Portobello Notting Hill, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
beccajmann(at)gmail(dot)com
hello, I like "mama said sew"
ReplyDeleteI love to tuse the reds and grey colours;
thanks for the chance,
Well this is hard to choose, but I think after much deliberation, French General looks really great with the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this in Double Chocolat.
ReplyDeleteI'd choose Cuzco - I love the colours!
ReplyDeletei'd choose the Sally Tiny Prints collection.
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adva_p@yahoo.com
I'm not very creative, so I'd pick something like Clothworks Fabrics: Hug Me.
ReplyDeleteCinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs - because that's what I'd use!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis would make the PERFECT Valentine's Quilt using Kissing Booth by Basic Grey.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
i love the simple life thanks
ReplyDeletelovely post. I am really into Little Black Dress by BasicGrey. Hopefully Santa brings me some
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was any of the French General fabrics, but being close to Christmas why not the red colorway of Holiday Flourish by Peggy O'Toole. Would provide festiveness and a bit of the unexpected.
ReplyDeleteI think Tapestry by Fig Tree would fit perfectly to this lovely pattern.
ReplyDeleteBasicGrey's Kissing Booth
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see how this would look in Little Black Dress. :)
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE Flower Sugar by Lecien Fabrics. The colors are perfect.... there are reds for the hearts and the other colors that are just so bright and beautiful as perfect complements!
ReplyDeleteGracefully Wingin' It Fat Quarter Bundle
ReplyDeleteBuggy Barn for Henry Glass Fabrics
Little Sweethearts by Renee Nanneman
ReplyDeleteAndover's The Red Thread by Marisa and Creative Thursday would be fun. One could fussy cut some of the creatures for the hearts.
ReplyDeleteWonderful give-away!!!
ReplyDeleteI choose Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings for Moda!!!
The colorway is perfect for this quilt!!!!
I like the pattern in Aqua Red by Michael Miller Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI would use Creek the Birds and the Bees by Tula Pink for Free Spirit Fabrics. There are some delicious choices in this collection.
ReplyDeleteTrying to stray away from the usual Valentines-y fabric, but still remaining romantic, I think Friendship Tea by
ReplyDeleteSandy Lynam Clough for Red Rooster Fabrics is a perfect pick.
The large rose print is great for the hearts, the Victorian'ish landscape print would be great for the background, and there are lovely small prints for the rail fence part!
kymmiko (at) gmail dot com
I think Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs would look terrific in the Hearts To You pattern. Thank you for the give-away!
ReplyDeleteBeth
I would also use cinnamon and spice! Just bought the FQ bundle! But I think French General La Belle Fleur would be great too!
ReplyDeleteI would use Olive the Ostrich by Laurie Wisbrun. It is too literal to use heart fabric for the hearts? I don't think so!
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ReplyDeleteHomeschool by LB Krueger for Windham Fabrics
I would use Pam Kitty Love by Lakehouse drygoods.
ReplyDeleteI decided on Flirt by Sandy Gervais -- it's bright and sassy and would make a really cute heart quilt. :)
ReplyDeleteI would choose Kissing Boothe by Basic Grey for Moda Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI decided on Kissing Booth by Basic Grey, love the muted pinks and greens!
ReplyDeleteRoxana Marsh
nevadablue43@centurylink.net
Flirt by Sandy Gervais or the Zen Chic bloggers bundle.
ReplyDeleteI thnk that Renee Nanneman's new line Chateau Chambray would make a perfect translation for this pattern. Of course the pinks would be the first choice, but who says you can't have blue hearts?!?!? Thanks for letting us play fabric games, nothing more fun than playing in stash. Susan
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway. I would use Flirt by Sandy Gervais for Moda. I like the reds, grays, and aquas together.
ReplyDeleteCherie
jedifam4(at)gmail(dot)com
Kissing Booth would be my pick
ReplyDeleteI really like Mayfair Town and Country. It would give "Hearts to You" a total facelift (the fabric they used looks dated circa 1980s? when you don't want to date your fabric....if you were going for a 1930's look, that's a different story). I like to play with bold colors and you could get an entirely different quilt by using Mayfair. If you want to know the names of the print for each piece, let me know. Thanks for letting me "play"! Erin
ReplyDeleteerin.sorensen@hotmail.com
Love the pattern and would love to use specific seasonal fabrics in Seasonal Primitive Gatherings.
ReplyDeleteI would choose the Sweetcakes line by Doodlebug Design for Riley Blake. These fabrics would be fun to work with during the dead of winter to create the heart design quilt.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Natalie Kutach
bkutach@hot.rr.com
I'd love to use Willow from Riley Blake designs. It would make a sweet baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteI d love to see it in sweet cakes for a girly or valentine delight.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd choose Simply Color Fat Quarter Bundle VandCo Moda Fabrics.
ReplyDeletevburr at charter dot net
I'm going to have to go with something to match the spirit of the quilt pattern - Flirt by Sandy Gervais for Moda Fabrics. And here's a quick mock up from EQ7 - http://lunaquilts.blogspot.com/2012/11/fatquartershop-pattern-contest.html
ReplyDeleteI really want to do a polka dot quilt and would Love Kaufman 's Silver Spoon Spot On bundle with that pattern! Paired with solid gray.....inspiring!
ReplyDeletereillyr2(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI would use Life is Beautiful by Helen Stubbins for Red Rooster Fabrics. Lots of cute hearts and flowers in a variety of colors, but especially the reds and creamy backgrounds. Just pretty!
But of course, there are others I would love to use, too, like Kissing Booth and Cuzco.
This is exactly the exercise that I need to do more. I'm thinking the magenta's in Notting Hill. LOVELY
ReplyDeletehow 'bout something a little different...i'd choose black magic batiks by hoffman fabrics.
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I think I will play with Everlastings by Sandy Gervais
ReplyDeleteRiley Blake's Songbird
ReplyDeleteI feel like I have a new favorite every time i look at your site! Today it's Congo A Fun Day in the Jungle.
ReplyDeleteallison 1110 at gmail
Crush Pam Kitty Love Fat Quarter Bundle
ReplyDeletePam Kitty Morning for Lakehouse Dry Goods
As Christmas is on my mind I would use Cherry Christmas by Aneela Hoey. Love this fabric!
ReplyDeleteI'd like Simply Color! As the colors are fabulous & the prints are awesome! :)
ReplyDeletebcgeates at netbistro dot com
I would use Flea Market Fancy
ReplyDeleteI think Flirt would be an awesome choice!
ReplyDeleteOh!!! I´m just in love with Cuzco!! Thank you!!
ReplyDeletenatyeb85(at)gmail(dot)com
I'd use Laurel Burch basics---hearts (of course) and throw in some of her basics circles. They read as small prints, keep with the overall heart theme, but still work to replace the country colors with a more playful palette.
ReplyDeleteI would choose Flirt. It just makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteThe hearts make me think of Valentine's Day so I would use Flirt by Sandy Gervais. There are lots of beautiful fabrics in the line to choose from.
ReplyDeleteI would like to make this patter from the "Aqua Red " collection by Micharl Miller. I would use the red checked for the hearts and the other prints for the rail fence and shading . Aqua and red can be very fashionable
ReplyDeleteI would use Mama Said Sew for this pattern
ReplyDeleteI think Fig Trees Avalon would give it a new twist - especially with the creams and greens contrasting with the reds
ReplyDeleteI would use "Willow by My Mind's Eye for Riley Blake Designs". I would just love to see this pattern in a modern fabric but in soft colors.
ReplyDeleteI would choose Pam Kitty Love by Lakehouse!!
ReplyDeleteI would choose the new Kissing Booth line. Love it.
ReplyDeleteSince Amanda Murphy's Bella is my #1 favorite collection and I just got my pile of it, I'll enter with my #2 current favorite Cuzco.
ReplyDeleteSome Spa or Seascapes for a blue palette!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern. Sweetcakes would be the perfect fabric collection for it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite collection is Celebrate Seuss 2 by Dr. Seuss :) Thanks for the great givaway!
ReplyDeletemyself1977(at)gmail(dot)com
I think it would be cute in Kissing booth! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'd go with Minick and Simpson's "Independance Trail" Thanks for a chance to win :) Laurie
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I would use Double Chocolat!
ReplyDeletelove the idea behind that book! That's what I should try to do. Make myself play for at least 15 min. a day!
ReplyDeleteFor the pattern I think I'd use some of the prints from Love to Garden by Anni Downs. My quilt would reveal both my love for quilting and for gardening!
whitelinechasers@yahoo.com
I love the colors of Kansas Troubles so I would really like to try this pattern in "A Year to Crow About" by Jacqueline Paton. Just found your site last week and am really enjoying it. Thanks for the ideas.
ReplyDeleteI like the Blue Bell Garden Rose Collection. novacek74 at gmail.com
ReplyDeletePam kitty Love is my favorite or just about anything Lori holt does!
ReplyDeleteLynnejean1@gmail.com
I like The Morris Apprentice! :)
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I think Chesapeake by Williamsburg for Windham Fabrics will look great in the quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would go with oh deer love it and thank you so much for a great giveaway babscorbitt@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would use Kissing Booth by Basic Grey. Perfect for the hearts!
ReplyDeleteI like Blueberry & Lime Boho Girl!
ReplyDeleteI love brights and pinks and blues together, so I would chose Sweetcakes by Doodlebug Design/Riley Blake Designs--would be so sweet!
ReplyDeleteA collection by Barbara Brackman, perhaps Metropolitan or The Morris Apprentice
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ReplyDeleteI think it would be adorable in Little Sweethearts. There is just enough contrast between the pinks to make it gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Sandy A
I am a newbie to your blogs and I would pick Color Wheel over the Rainbow Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts. I love all the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteCindy
This is a great pattern for a Valentine baby, which I just happen to be! I would choose Moda's Double Chocolat because, well, I'm a chocoholic and don't hearts and chocolate go together?! Besides, the fabrics in this line are just plain nummy!
ReplyDeleteI am a newbie for your blog and would love to see it as Color Wheel over the Rainbow Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts. I love all the bright colors it has!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
CB
clbcrochet@aol.com
Please delete my earlier comment, I forgot to add my e-mail.
I'd use Juggling Summer by Zen Chic. I think those fabrics would fit to the pattern.
ReplyDeleteFreely Cruzin' for Henry Glass!
ReplyDeleteBlueberry Crumb Cake is so classic and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'd pick Kissing Booth by Basic Grey for Moda! ---Laura
ReplyDeletequiltlakeside@gmail.com
i'd use Hug Me by Sue Zipkin for clothworks. how cute would that be with the hearts in the border!
ReplyDeletebumblybzs at gmail dot com
So many to choose from because of the hearts. I ended up with Good Morning. It would be such a happy quilt.
ReplyDeleteHenry Glass - Sending my love - the colors and the hearts are perfect for this pattern.
ReplyDeletedaveanddiane@sympatico.ca
The Morris Apprentice by Barbara Brackman is my favorite right now - love that material!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric line I have just fallen in love with is also Morris Apprentice. I would use that.
ReplyDeletebeausoleil@xtra.co.nz
I would love to use Loving Heart of the Prairie by Pam Buda for Marcus Brothers!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a very fun challenge!
Amy
ppfarrington@ yahoo.com
I think this would look great with October Afternoon's Seaside.
ReplyDeleteI think this would be nice & bright
ReplyDeletedone in Pam Kitty Morning. Thanks
for thc chance to win!
wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
How about Fairview Chicopee by DS? Love that line! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI think Kansas Troubles Favorites would look great in this pattern. I am always drawn to Kansas Troubles fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern and it would be exceptionally beautiful in Prairie Rose by Riley Blake! I choose this line because I would love to make it for my husband and this line is not too feminine. Annette
ReplyDeleteWow I can really see this pattern in Mocha Express Batiks
ReplyDeleteCinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI choose Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings for Moda Fabrics I just started a quilt for my son with this darling fabric!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway how fun!!!
Candi
kandella1@msn.com
I think I'd have to go with the Pam Kitty Love in black for this one. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteOstara by Dear Stella would be wonderfully unexpected. I do love the fishcale print for the border.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this pattern with;
ReplyDeleteKissing Booth or
Double Chocolat or
Sweethearts Stonehenge or
Cuzco!
fsarah09 at gmail dot com
I'd use Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs for Moda Fabrics
ReplyDeleteSweetcakes by Doodlebug Design would be perfect with this pattern! The heart motifs with the color palette of robin egg blue, pinks and reds would tie in perfectly with the hearts in the pattern. Yummy fabric! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteryuly (at) mail (dot) uc (dot) edu
Linda
I would love to see this in Honest Best Wishes by Dawn Heese. The creams and light reds would pair well.
ReplyDeleteTori
trn62405@gmail.com
I would choose The Birds and the Bees by Tula Pink.
ReplyDeleteI would most definitely use 'Flirt' by Sandy Gervais for this one! I think it would look darling!
ReplyDeleteI would use Cuzco, because I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to hello sunshine coming in this month from Lori Whitlock for Riley Blake. Every heart quilt should be bright and cheery
ReplyDeleteI think the strawberries and blueberries from Judie Rothermel's Strawberries, Blueberries for Marcus Brothers Fabrics would look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the Morris Apprentice. Striking!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking Lemon Cosmos by Laura Gunn. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason this pattern has me thinking of when my sister's husband first told her that he loved her and she responded with "I love cake."
ReplyDeleteNothing other than Heather Rosas's upcoming Sweet Treats will work for me now. Lovely collection with just the right amount of whimsy.