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How to JOIN quilting block swaps Australia

Hello and thank you for visiting. This is a community group for all Australian quilters to join or just follow. Membership is FREE and you are partnered each month and we make each other a 12 inch quilt block based on our preferences which we swap. (12.5 inches raw edge to raw edge) The emphasis of the group is on friendship and sharing. To find out more or register to join email me on quiltingblocks@hotmail.com This purpose of this blog is to chat and showcase blocks and quilts made by members, kind of like a show and tell . Yours in stitching, Sue



Saturday, July 13, 2013

Give Away Time

As mentioned some time ago, we are celebrating reaching 200 followers at Quilting block Australia. It's really lovely that some if our past swappers have rejoined, and others still comment in our blog and Facebook page and stay in touch with us.

Again, a huge thank you and hugs to the very gorgeous Eve from fabric direct for donating this pretty set of Anna Bella for our give away. There are five 25 cm strips of fabric in this set.
I recently made a purchase from Eve and asked if she would be so kind as to sponsor us again and she was more than willing to do so, so lets reward her with some online shopping fun at Fabric Direct



To enter the give away, simply pop a comment in this post telling me what sewing tool you cannot live without, for me it's a good pair of sharp scissors.

Entries close at 5pm next Friday 19th July and the winner drawn by random org. I will announce the lucky winner on Saturday 20th July next. Entry is open to all current and past members of Quilting Block Swaps

21 comments:

Pinnylea Creations said...

Quick unpick (seam ripper); I'm always using mine!! 200 followers - fantastic achievement ♥♥♥

Sooli said...

I love my little thread snips, use them constantly! Wow,200, the blog is really getting big now! Thanks to Fabric Direct for sponsoring too.

Maria said...

Congratulations on reaching 200 followers...
For me it is a sharp rotary cutter.

Anonymous said...

200 followers fantastic!! I cannot live without my rotary cutter - best invention ever :)

barbara woods said...

my janome congrats

Anonymous said...

hi Sue i cant live without my quick un pick,lol.xx

elliek said...

Think it has to be the reverse stitcher! ( quick unpick) I have about 6 and can I find one when I need it? No.

Doveton said...

My tongue - have you ever tried to thread a needle without your tongue peeping out between your lips? lol...I bet you just tried to thread an imaginary needle then

Jan said...

I love all the above, but it is amazing how often I use a bamboo skewer to arrange the threads under the sewing foot - saves my fingers.
Jan

Carin@Ullhärvan said...

It's the rotary cutter or perhaps the pair of scissor I keep by my machine!

Fiona said...

Fantastic sponsor.. thank you

I love power tools... so my sewing machine.... does that count?
Hugz

Michell said...

It really has to be my unpicker. Just can not do with out it

Karen said...

Definitely has to be my needle threader. If not for it and also the one attached to my machine I would spend half my day threading up!!
Thank you for the opportunity of winning a gorgeous fabric prize

Unknown said...

My must have is thread. If I had no thread I would have no blocks. :-)

Anonymous said...

Congratulations on 200 followers - my favourite tool in EPP is my thimble, no more holes in fingers for me. Also good sharp scissors in all shapes and sizes!!!!

Maryanne

Jo said...

My comfort thimble.
It is a soft rubbery plastic. Shaped for fingernails and has a padded tip.

The cats mother said...

Though small and some might say insignificant, I love my little Clover finger presser and use it all the time. I don't think I could do without it now. What a lovely set of fabrics to celebrate 200 followers!

Julianne said...

Hmmmm...its a toss up between my cutting mat and my fancy sharp seam ripper!

Unknown said...

I can't decide, if any of my bits and pieces weren't available, nothing would get done, although at least if I had needles and thread, I could still sew - so needles and thread would be my pick.
Karen F

SharynB said...

Unpicker, unpicker, unpicker - can't live without it!
I also love my sewing machine. Gorgeous fabrics, thanks for the giveaway!

Tracey said...

The needle threader on my machine! It's so nice not to have to try to get the thread end in that tiny eye!