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Windmills Quilt Pattern by The Quilt Room Patterns
The lucky winner is....
Sharon Tries to Quilt
The directions for Pattern Play can be found here.
You have until Tuesday, March 12th to submit your comment and the winner will be announced Friday, March 15th, so be sure to come back to see if YOU are the winner!
I think Vintage Modern would be a great line for this pattern. Thanks for the chance to win! :)
ReplyDeleteThis would be lovely in Vintage Modern :)
ReplyDeleteHow about Blushing by Margot Languedoc for Henry Glass Fabrics? I love the springy color.
ReplyDeleteMNakata45@aol.com
Audra's Iris Garden would be beautiful! I love the colors in that line!
ReplyDeleteI decided this pattern would look good in Fieldnotes by Blackbird Designs
ReplyDeleteI think Oh Deer! by MoMo would make a really cute little quilt :)
ReplyDeleteIt would be so pretty in the Sweet Pea Ellie Ann collection...the colors are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI like Grey Matters, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI think I would choose Ladybug Garden by Doodlebug Design for Riley Blake. I'm in love with that collection. grandmas9(at)msn(dot)com
ReplyDeletei would choose Fig tree's Avalon. I think that would make a sweet quilt with this pattern.
ReplyDeletebveinotte at juno dot com
I'd use Carnaby Street from Art Gallery Fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI think Avalon would look nice!
ReplyDeleteannadorothy (at) gmail (dot) com
Love Windhams new colony collection. It's a winner.
ReplyDeleteI think it would fabulous in Happy Go Lucky.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see it in Notting Hill by Joel Dewberry.
ReplyDeleteOut to sea by sarah jane and micheal miller! That would be a super super cute quilt!
ReplyDeleteKristal Stevenson
camsmom237@gmail.com
Pretty fun pattern - I'd like to see it in Piper by Dear Stella
ReplyDeleteOh man, the moment I saw this pattern I thought the "Out to Sea" Collection by Sarah Jane for Michael Miller fabrics would be PERFECT!
ReplyDeleteTiffany Phillips
jtjtjp2012@yahoo.com
I vote Posy by Aneela Hoey. simplybeu(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI would choose "Avalon" by Fig Tree.
ReplyDeleteI would use "Comma" by Zen Chic
ReplyDeleteI would use Carnaby Street from Art Gallery Fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI think Shelburne Falls by Denyse Schmidt would stand out nicely in this great pattern! marykolb (at) charter (dot) net
ReplyDeleteSo many great choices! Blueberry & Lime by Wilmington really caught my eye! bhquilter@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSnap Pop would be my choice.
ReplyDeleteFlutter by Blake Riley would be really fun!
ReplyDeleteI think this would look great in Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille!
ReplyDeleteStonehenge Sand and Surf,,batiks are beautiful in any pattern
ReplyDeleteNoteworthy by sweetwater. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNature Elements by Pat Bravo
ReplyDeleteI like Fig Tree's "Avalon" fabrics.
ReplyDeleteGreat design! I'd like to make it in Totally Tropical Batiks (and some other batiks)!
ReplyDeleteThis would be super fun with Noteworthy!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try it with a Good Morning jelly roll. Such a fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteI would use Comma!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
jfinch@kingwoodcable.net
Avalon
ReplyDeleteFig Tree Quilts for Moda Fabrics
conn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
I think it would be great in Taxi by Alice Kennedy
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Sesame Street Fat Quarter Bundle Quilting Treasures
ReplyDeleteSandy K
grandmatomato@yahoo.com
I'd choose Salt Air!
ReplyDeleteHappy Go Lucky would be wonderful with this pattern. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeletesdjg(at)pacbell(dot)net
I think Noteworthy would be sweet for that pattern
ReplyDeleteWhile at the Sewing Expo in Puyallup, I found a new collection I love by Riley Blake: Willow
ReplyDeleteUse cotton dots by Riley Blake. What a fun and energetic quilt that would be!
ReplyDeleteI would pick Black, White & Currant 4 by Color Principal.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
I think Audra's Iris Garden by Brannock & Patek for Moda Fabrics would be perfect. rjprytz at hotmail dot com.
ReplyDeletehow about Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille :)
ReplyDeleteivaila.miia@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI think Simply Color by V and Co or Gypsy Girl would be simply (lol) darling!
yayacajungrl@hotmail.com
Mellow Grace In A Pickle would be so cute on his pattern.
ReplyDeletemlidren@hotmail.com
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to make it with Luxe in Bloom by Art Gallery, thank you so much for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI like the tropicial batiks
ReplyDeletecjv115@yahoo.com
I think this would look great in Michael Miller's Happy Tones.
ReplyDeleteI'd choose Sidewalks by October Afternoon! The pattern and the fabric remind me of sweet summer afternoons!
ReplyDeleteI think this would look great in Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille!
ReplyDeleteI think Marmalade by Bonnie and Camille for Moda Fabrics would be splendid. The pinwheels within pinwheels and the cheerful colors would be so cute.
ReplyDeleteWell Spring is almost upon us in California so I'd have to pick Salt Water by Tula Pink as my favorite fabric line right now.
ReplyDeletejanicelashley@gmail.com
Happy Tones Happy Roll
ReplyDeleteMichael Miller Fabrics
This quilt will look great in Prairie Rose by Sue Daley Designs for Riley Blake Designs! The contrast in the fabric will really make the pinwheels pop.
ReplyDeleteI'd use Ladybug Garden! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'd use Zen chic with a plae grey background.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make this quilt in Grunge Basics by BasicGrey for Moda Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSweet Pea Ellie Anne would look lovely in this pattern. I like the soft shabby chic look of the fabric collection.
ReplyDeleteI know its not our yet, but I would pick baby Jane by Eric and Julie Comstock for Moda, for this Quilt Pattern.
ReplyDeletessparrowinflight {at} GMAIL(dot)COM
Hello, I would love to see this quilt in Old Durham Anew.
ReplyDeleteKathleen
waldronkathleen02@gmail.com
I love Barbara Brackman's Metropolitan Fair, would love to make a quilt for my bed, with it.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
woolensails@verizon.net
For this pattern I would choose the Metropolitan Fair jelly roll by Barbara Brackman for Moda. With the right background fabric it would look stately and sophisticated.
ReplyDeleteI'd use Me & My Sister Designs "Ticklish" by Moda. So bright and fun with such a fun pattern!
ReplyDeleteBrenna
brenna.deutchman@yahoo.com
I would love to see this pattern done with PB&J by BasicGrey for Moda!
ReplyDeletemrs(dot)hbraun(at)gmail(dot)com
Paris Flea Market would be my choice. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would do Taxi by Alice Kennedy for Timeless Treasures Fabrics. I think it would look cool. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis would be cute and bright in Happy Tones by Michael Miller.
ReplyDeleteThe colors from the Good Morning by Me and My Sister mixed with some of their Shades of Black (once released of course) would really make the bright colors pop making the windmills standout against a white background. What a fun combo this would make for a young girl who isn't a baby or toddler, but not a teen!
ReplyDeleteI love these contests because I always get to see new fabrics that I might otherwise miss! I think this would be great in Fig Tree Quilts' Avalon!
ReplyDeleteI would use Comma by Zen Chic.
ReplyDeleteHow about Sakura Park. I think it would give the quilt a lovely soft look. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletejill(dot)majers(at)gmail(dot)com
I would use Avalon for this pattern - I think it would be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI would choose Happy Tones Happy Rolls van Michael Miller Fabrics for the Spring is coming feeling
ReplyDeleteI would use Small Cotton Dots
ReplyDeleteRiley Blake Designs. Very Springy!
I would use : Flirt by Sandy Gervais for Moda,
ReplyDeleteso lovely,
thanks for the chance,
katelijn
I would definitely do this in 2wenty Thr3e by Eric & Julie Comstock for Moda Fabrics. I would HAVE to do the border in the ticket patterned fabric! Yum!
ReplyDeleteIt's an adorable pattern and I think it would be beautiful in Durham Anew by Brenda Riddle.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see that quilt made in a jelly row of Indigo Crossing.
ReplyDeletelaurel(at)aol(dot)com
I would like to see it in Piper by Dear Stella.
ReplyDeleteholly.colvin@gmail.com
I'd use Seascapes by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics. I love the colors and they remind me so much of being at the beach.
ReplyDeleteOh, Happy Day..........I would love to have Vintage Modern..what fun it would be.
ReplyDeleteOh it's so hard to choose a favorite jelly roll! I think this pattern would be cute in just about any color or print!
ReplyDeleteThat said, Simply Color would be pretty fantastic!
reillyr2(at)hotmail(dot)com
When this jelly roll is available...
ReplyDeletePetal by Tanya Whelen
Bella Solid White Bleached SKU # 9900-98
And a lovely large floral from the Petal line of fabric for the border fabric.
Lea
podunkpretties@gmail.com
I would love the good morning jelly roll. Thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteBirds and Berries would make a really pretty quilt in this pattern! -olive
ReplyDeleteoliveannbrown@yahoo.com
I think Apple Jack would be great. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI'd make this quilt with "Glamping" Jelly Roll by Mary Jane Butters!!! What a delightful quilt it will make too!!! :)
ReplyDeleteoh! what a great pattern! I think Kepier Durham Andew fabric would be so pretty with this pattern!
ReplyDeleteI would use St.Giles Durham Anew fabric.
ReplyDeletelflemin @msn.com
So many lovely fabrics, but I would choose Rose Cottage by Skipping Stones Studios
ReplyDeleteedkaym@hotmail.com
I would like to see this cute pattern in Avalon by Fig Tree. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletechisholmkm@comcast.net
I think the gypsy collection by stepping stones studio would give this pattern a whimsical feel.
ReplyDeleteAvalon by Fig Tree immidiately came to my mind when I saw the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would use Happy go lucky with this pattern! thank you for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeletescresp@yahoo.co.uk
I would use: Storybook Classics by Whistler Studios for Windham Fabrics...I think this pattern is great for reproduction fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI would use Comma as I just love the prints in it.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in 2wenty Thr3e Jelly Roll
ReplyDeleteEric & Julie Comstock for Moda Fabrics .. think this would look gorgeous in windmills.
I would choose "Snowman Gatherings"
ReplyDeletefor Moda Fabrics for this pattern. I like the variety of colors in it. I may just have to get some myself, if I don't win, and make a quilt with this collection. I just LOVE it! :)
janiecej315@gmail.com
I like the looks of the tavern collection!
ReplyDeleteJoel Dewberry's Notting Hill :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love it in Cozy Summer House. great pattern.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see it in Marmalade.
ReplyDeleteprobably pam kitty love
ReplyDeleteI have the range of Architexture fabrics and am looking for a pattern to use it with. This one might work well.
ReplyDeleteHello Sunshine by Riley Blake for this one!
ReplyDeleteIndependence Trail would make this cute pattern into a nice QOV quilt.
ReplyDeleteI really like this pattern, and it would look super in many lines. I would say Indigo Crossing would be my choice today- but another day could well be a different choice.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a perfect pattern for Vintage Modern.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd use the "Chalky Kaffe Fassett Collective" line :) I think the colors would really pop against a solid background!
ReplyDeleteI think this quilt would be great in Comma - very graphic and mod.
ReplyDeleteCarnaby Street from Art Gallery Fabrics
ReplyDeleteI'd pick Glamping by
ReplyDeleteMary Jane Butters for Moda Fabrics--it's so bright and fresh and zesty!
Avalon by Fig Tree for sure! Just love those color combos!
ReplyDeleteI would use Amethyst by Exclusively Quilters - lovely colors.
ReplyDeleteLinda
wlinda_ca@yahoo.com
I think hello sunshine would be great
ReplyDeleteI've fallen for Jubilee by
ReplyDeleteBunny Hill Designs ...looks sooo soft and delicate!
(danielle@tutshi.com)
I would use Bonnie & Camille's Happy Go Lucky line.
ReplyDeleteI think Fig Tree Quilt's Avalon would be perfect for the Windmills Pattern.
ReplyDeleteVintage Rose by Makower UK for Andover. Pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteI think Ladybug Garden by Riley Blake would be perfect.
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pippirose59 at gmail dot com
A mix of Sweet Pea and Lilac Ellie Ann would make a beautiful Windmills quilt. ebbtide45 at yahoo dot com.
ReplyDeleteI would use the Flutter line
ReplyDeleteaddibrae(at)hotmail(dot)ca
I think Aunt Grace First Place by Judie Rothermel for Marcus Brothers Fabrics would be very appropriate for this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI think it would look great in Happy go lucky! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI think Architecture would be a great line, it would be a perfect low volume quilt.
ReplyDeleteStorybook Classics Charm Pack by Whistler's Studio for Windham fabrics...bright, and charming detail.
ReplyDeleteNiCaam
nldcam@gmail.com
I think this would be great in Fig Tree's Avalon! Great pattern!!
ReplyDeleteLove ladybug garden! So cute and fun for a kids quilt!
ReplyDeleteFourkidsandwine@yahoo.com
I think this would look great with Happy go Lucky!
ReplyDeleteI really like Textures by Angela Walters for Art Gallery Fabrics, I think it would look they with the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI think this would be a good pattern for Chicopee. Small, repetitive prints look like they'd work well here.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this pattern in Comma Zen Chic by Moda
ReplyDeleteMy chosen fabric collection is my latest favorite...Zen Chic by Moda. Love it Love it Love it.
ReplyDeleteI think Indigo Crossing would great in this pattern.
ReplyDeleteZen chic would look fantastic in this pattern!
ReplyDeleteBlue Variety Fat Quarter Bundle
ReplyDeleteJo Morton for Andover Fabrics woulkd look fantastic in the windmill pattern--
I'd use Salt Water and fussy cut some octopi.
ReplyDeleteFig Tree's Avalon would be my choice...so pretty, so fresh! Thank you for the chance :)
ReplyDeletemarydeckert@comcast.net
I would like to see this quilt made with a Field Notes jelly roll. It would be fun to play with the dark/light contrast of the blocks. There's my two cents!
ReplyDeletequiltfairy@msn.com
PB&J by BasicGrey for Moda! I think that would look AWESOME with that pattern!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern. I think it would look great in Chateau Chambray from Andover
ReplyDeletejane(dot)bitz(at)gmail(dot)com
Since I'm feeling in the mood for spring, it would look great in Honey Honey!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this pattern using Independence Trail by Minick & Simpson.
ReplyDeleteLet's do this one in Shelburne Falls
ReplyDeleteby Denyse Schmidt for Free Spirit Fabrics!
Oh, definitely Art Gallery's Indie!
ReplyDeleteLove Civil War fabric so think Victorious Civil War Melodies would do well
ReplyDeleteField Notes from Moda! I bought so much of that fabric and need to do something with it!
ReplyDeleteThis pattern would look great with Honey Honey!
ReplyDeleteLadybug Garden by Doodlebug Design would be so fun! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteSilverize at hotmail
I choose the Kaffe Fasset collective 2013. Bright, saturated colour!
ReplyDeleteI would like to see this in Spa by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteMichael Miller Happy Tones would be very cool in this quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make this with Marmalade.
ReplyDeleteHello Sunshine would be my choice.
ReplyDeleteI think this would look great in Northcott's " Singapore Sling". Thank you for running this competition.
ReplyDeleteI really like Happy Tones Happy Roll by Michael Miller Fabrics for the Windmill Quilt Pattern. But I also like 2wenty Thr3e Jelly Roll by Eric and Julie Comstock by Moda Fabrics. And then there is also Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs.
ReplyDeleteThis is just a really versatile quilt pattern. Perfect for many different fabric lines and tastes. Thanks for the chance!
PB&J, definitely. I'm cannot wait until the yardage is available!
ReplyDeleteI'd use Oh Deer for this quilt- so cute!
ReplyDeleteParis Flea Market... sigh. :-) Linda
ReplyDeleteOK, I love the Ticklish collection by Me & My Sister !!! Love those colors...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern! I think it'd be wonderful in Fig Tree's Avalon--it'd look so nice and summery.
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern and I'd love to make it with Noteworthy by sweetwater! Thanks for the fun (again!!)
ReplyDeleteVintage Modern would look good made up in this quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love Vintage Modern, I think it would look great with this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would use Honey Honey by Kate Spain
ReplyDeleteI think Indigo Crossings would look good.
ReplyDeleteDebi Horne
debihorne54@yahoo.com
This would be really cute in Vintage Modern! Thanks for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to see this pattern in Bungle Jungle.
ReplyDeleteSnowmen Gathering :)
ReplyDeleteCarnaby Street would really make those stars pop!
ReplyDeleteThis pattern would be perfect for my use in Ticklish by Me and My Sister for Moda. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteI'm drawn to all the spring colors right now, so I think it would be great in Me & My Sister's Good Morning line.
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ReplyDeleteI would choose Ladybug Garden Rolie Polie jelly roll to play with this pattern. shaza.zain(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI just love Glamping ~ that would be my choice for this cute quilt!
ReplyDeleteI would love this in vintage modern!
ReplyDeleteIris Garden would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love Vintage Modern and Textures. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see it in Avalon by Joanna Figuera of Fig Tree Quilts. The colors would really pop, including the navy she has snuck into the line!
ReplyDeletedwarthen@laca.org
I would choose Simply Style by V & Co. I think the colors are nice and bright and would make this pattern pop!
ReplyDeleteGosh....I'll go with Avalon...there are so many that would be gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely am in LOVE with the Pam Kitty line from Lakehouse Dry Goods.
ReplyDeleteThe colors and the "vintagey" look really tickle my heart. I want to buy some of the fat quarter bundles and make a comforter with them.
Thanks!
I would love to see this pattern in Monster Bash by Moda for fall time.
ReplyDeleteI love La Belle Fleur by French General.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see it in Ticklish by Me and My Sister.
ReplyDeleteSweetly blushing would be my choice. So sweet for a baby or kid's quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would make this with Noteworthy by Sweetwater.
ReplyDeleteShawn
I love Comma, by Zen Chic! thankyou!
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would be so pretty in Field Notes by Blickbird.
ReplyDeleteI'd love it in Once Upon a Time by Deborah Edwards for Northcott Fabrics. So soft and pretty. jonna (dot) pedrioli (at) gmail (dot) com.
ReplyDeleteI'd use Cuzco by Kate Spane and Kona Cotton Bone. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Megan! I love this pattern and I am dying to do something with Honey Honey by Kate Spain! This would be so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI think this would be stunning in the Color Wheel Over The Rainbow Batiks. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteI love purple so I think Purple Passion Batiks by Hoffman Fabrics would be awesome.
ReplyDeleteKimmiesKreations@hotmail.com
I think Salt Water would make an awesome quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'd do it in Marmalade! But there are lots of other great options too!
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