Denyse Schmidt’s Chicopee, Paisley Lime fabric is the prettiest touch of vintage charm. I’ve been trying to decide what exactly I want to make with it, but my mind keeps getting filled with so many ideas. I’d really just love to have yards and yards of it to make it all.
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The winner of one yard of Mint Blossom, Down Under, Outback Ivory is…
Mary said…
I would fly to Ireland- a place I have always wanted to travel to. My grandparents came to the US from Ireland so my dad was 1st generation American.
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A dress for my baby girl! (16 months old)
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I wish that a yard would be enough for a skirt! Maybe I would just buy a second ( or third) yard to make a cute a line skirt.
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Hmmm i dont know…. Would it be enough to make a shirt with?
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I’m sort! I think I could squeeze a skirt out of that (maybe!)
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Probably something for one of my girls– a skirt or dress??
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I would probably buy an extra yard or 2 and make myself the Wiksten Tova which I’ve been dying to make as my first sewing project for me!
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I would make a sweet shirt for my baby girl.
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I would definitely make a little dress for my youngest daughter!
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I’ve been picking out fabrics for burp cloths for a friend having a baby girl. This would go nicely
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Oooh, a little skirt for my niece. She doesn’t get enough pretty clothes.
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It would make a great jumping off point for a quilt. I’d use it to make a small one for my little one.
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I’m turning my boys old tshirts into tshirt dresses for my little girl! This would be great!
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I would make a tote bag! I’m obsessed with tote bags and this would be perfect to add to my collection!
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That print is so sweet! I’m thinking I’d make an apron, pillow or some rolled flower headbands!
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Some sort of bag. Maybe a toiletry bag or a clutch. Or both!
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I think I’d make a pillow case for my daughter and a bow tie for my son! Thanks!
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That reminds me of apron fabric. I’d pull out “One Yard Wonders” and get busy.
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I would make a cover for my kindle!
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I would make a pillow! (Or two!)
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It would be lovely as the main fabric of a blouse, or maybe a cafe apron and a head band.
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Posted on Facebook!
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Without a doubt, a precious little dress for my precious little girl who will be 2 next month.
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I would make a skirt or blouse for me.
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Yep, totally would make a pillow for my bed with that. Normally, I would say something much more of a better mommy, like make a skirt or something for my girl…. but that is so cute and colors are so perfect, I would have to claim it for me
(ok, Im am sure there would be just enough to make a bow or something for her….)
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I would definitely use this to make a purse. Thanks for sharing!
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I think it would make a great simple blouse – very vintagey, as you say.
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I think it would be cute as an apron or a skirt.
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Yippee!!! I am so excited to see my name in your post for last weeks fabric win!!! Thank you thank you!
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Excellent giveaway as always! I’d make a half apron out of this fabric, it has a lovely “vintage” look to it.
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I would use an ivory base and use it as an accent for a skirt!!
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A cute ruffled skirt with bright color piping for my daughter would look great with all the paisley detail.
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The snappy toddler top would be so cute in this! (I’ve made a million of them, by the way!)
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I’d make a table runner. It’s so pretty!
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How did you know that this is not only my favorite fabric in DS’s new line, Chicopee, but it’s my favorite new fabric. I would rush and make myself a pretty tunic because I adore this paisley print to pieces!
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I’d love a skirt in that print! I’ve recently been experimenting with making clothes instead of quilts, so, fingers crossed!
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Love the vintage floral print! I’d make a couple of casual throw pillows for my living room to balance out the stripes and solids already there.
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I am addicted to the colors of this line. I’d make a few zipper pouches, this way I can keep all my precious items in this precious and spectacular fabric. Fingers crossed!
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I’d make a flowing summer dress for my little girl with some matching bloomers.
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I really love the colors in the fabric! I might would be sneaky and make myself a handbag, just for me!
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Oh, so pretty! I see a new dress for my granddaughter!
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I would have to make a quilt with this beautiful fabric.
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I would make a romper for my baby girl.
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I would make either a new apron, which I badly need, or a pretty bench seat!
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A half a yard makes a girl’s skirt so I would make 2 skirts for my two Granddaughters, Grace & Eve!
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Undecided. Paisley just makes me laugh. My husband has a purple paisley shirt, that he acquired before we started dating (obviously). I have teased him about for going on 15 years now.
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Mmmm, looks like it would make a yummy bag!
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I would make a bow.
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I tweeted about this giveaway on Twitter at https://twitter.com/likwan/status/237082045602467840.
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I have shared the giveaway on facebook
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Hmmm…… Coin purse, coasters, burp clothes…. Lots of small, fun projects that add that little bit of beauty to everyday life.
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I think I’d make a fun pillow with it…loving the Chicopee, so cute!
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I would make some coasters or placemats.
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I think with just one yard I would make a cute messenger bag with this fabric. I LOVE it!
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This would make such a cute carseat canopy, lined with turquoise
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I’d love to make something for my girls with this great print – perhaps a dress or a cute hat.
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I tweeted about this giveaway – https://twitter.com/addibrae/status/237284761297616896
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I’d like to make a bag with it
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Potholders would be really cute with this fabric- maybe with matching dishtowels…
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I would use it as part of a quilt back for a scrappy top that I’m making.
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I would make a skirt for my girls to fight over!
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That fabric is so pretty! I think I’d make a pillowcase dress for my friend’s new little girl (she’s only 2 months old, but I’m sure she’ll be up and running before too long!).
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I’d make a sweet little dress for my niece (with an accent fabric of course!)
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I think I’d include it in a quilt!
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I would definitely make this into a skirt!
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I have tweeted the giveaway: https://twitter.com/jowynj/status/237456324772904961
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Maybe a cute little skirt for myself!
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Since I have two daughters, I’d make something for at least one of them, but really try to manage clothes for both from this gorgeous print!
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I tweeted about the giveaway – https://twitter.com/addibrae/status/237637717486350337
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I’d make a little summer dress for my favourite little girl.
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This would make a very pretty tote.
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I just got the most amazing vintage McCall’s shift patterns from 1962 for my 4 year old! The paisley would be perfect!!
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I have stumbled upon the giveaway: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2sT7DR/:19uFCoA5a:c@3M2yP9/prudentbaby.com/2012/08/giveaways-2/fabric-friday-63/
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Okay. So I totally NEED that fabric for my daughters quilt. I am amassing the stock and working up my game plan and waiting for my older girls to head back to school so I can begin. It’s beautiful. If I don’t win I’m heading over to the shop to buy it! Thanks for the tip!
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A dress for my daughter!
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I would try mod podging it to a vintage dresser I just purchased for our nursery. The colors are perfect!
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Baby girl bloomers!
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I tweeted about this giveaway – https://twitter.com/addibrae/status/238036365638529025
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I am making my 2 year old a play kitchen and this would make the sweetest little curtain or table cloth!
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I would make cute book covers for Grad school.
I’m kind of going on a venture this month. I’m quitting my job so can I pursue a career teaching English.
These covers would really give me the motivation to study and be optimistic.
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I tweeted about this giveaway – https://twitter.com/addibrae/status/238368949203513344
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Cloth napkins- would look great on our kitchen table!
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Great colors for my daughters room- lots of ideas!
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This fabric would make a wonderful purse!
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I would use it with some Mod Podge to dress up the wooden bookcase in my daughter’s room.
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fabric give aways: waaauw, i like this, i’d wish i knew this a long time ago, lol
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well, i love animals & i love sewing, what i would make with that cute fabric: my so adorable nephew would have sweet dreams in his animal~pyjama,
cause he loves animals so much
Greetz, chuen
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I tweeted about this giveaway – https://twitter.com/addibrae/status/238746617346392064
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I would make a really fun card holder out of the fabric! So cute!
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I would love to make a quilt for a friend, or maybe some pillowcase dresses for some needy girls in Haiti!
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