I've got something in the oven over at Moda Bakeshop!
Today is a wonderful "full circle" moment for me. When I first started sewing a couple years ago, I learned so much from the Bakeshop Bakers. I couldn't believe that such great information was right at my fingertips AND it was free! I think one of my first projects was Chris Warnick's (AKA Frecklemama) 's Personalized Placemats. I think I have made those placemats in at least 3 different versions including a set of fifteen that I gave to my Mother-in-law for Christmas last year.
So, since I'm celebrating being on the Bakeshop, I think I should give you a reason to celebrate as well. I mean it's only fair, right? I'd love to get you started on making your own patchwork wine bags, so I'm going to give away not one, but two Mini Charm Packs!
Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings for Moda and Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs for Moda. All you have to do is leave a comment here. Now, you can say anything you want in the comment, but if you've been following me for any amount of time, you know I love a good limerick. If you write me a limerick I'll give you two entries! I'll also give you another entry if you let me know that you follow me here or on Facebook (www.facebook.com/spoolhardygirl).
Cheers!
Mary
To the Moda Bake shop
ReplyDeleteI am gonna hop
to make a bag for wine
or even champagne would be fine
Then we could hear the cork go POP.
Cute wine bag - I'm no poet but thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThere once was a lady called Mary,
ReplyDeleteWho used to find quilting quite scary.
Some chefs came to her aid,
And with fabric she played,
And of quilting she's no longer wary!
Try as I might I can't think of a way to get your recipe on MBS into the verse but if inspiration strikes I'll be back!
I can't think this early for a limerick... but congratulations on your Moda Bake Shop Entry and thanks for the give-away chance!
ReplyDeleteI once saw a tute on the web
ReplyDeleteThat was clever and cute and quite loose
While wine I don't drink
I really do think
This would work quite as well for Grey Goose!
I am no good at poetry :(
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Facebook! awolk at rogers dot com
ReplyDeleteGive yourself credit, you have become quite an accomplished seamstress in such a short period of time! awolk at rogers dot com
ReplyDeleteRoses are lavender
ReplyDeleteViolets are blue
I am Irish
How about you?
Loved your tutorial!
Your patchwork wine bag is adorable! It would make a perfect wrapping for any bottle of wine. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I saw you in the bake shop! I will be a follower now.
ReplyDeleteI just found you, too. Welcome to the world of chefs...I'm a new one, too! I wrote you a limerick:
ReplyDeleteThere once was a Christmas party
And the guests were all very art-y,
I arrived with some bags
For the wine, stitched from rags,
And everyone called me a smarty.
:)
I'm following you now, too!
ReplyDeleteThai is just what need for the Christmas party tomorrow. Love it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous fun -before my first cup of coffee. Thanks for a great way to start my Friday!!
ReplyDeleteI just found you via the Moda Bake Shop.. I love your tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteThere once was a girl who loved sewing
She sewed till her machine was a glowing
All at once she would stop
Into bed she would hop
And sleep whilst ne night wind was blowing
Greetings from Germany
I just found you on the Moda Bake Shop but will be following from now on.
ReplyDeleteI love to sew and quilt
but I feel a lot of guilt
for i spend to much
on fabric and such
so winning would give me a lilt.
(give me a break...it's hard to rhyme with quilt)
Shawn from Michigan
I missed the giveaway but I wanted to say congrats.
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