I'm happy to declare that Blogathon Canada 2014 is now off and running! This week-long festival, organized by Sew Sisters, celebrates quilting in Canada and its on-line community. We're starting off in BC, with me and Stacey in Stitches as today's hosts. My job is to say a bit about myself, and to lead you to some other provincial talent. Plus, I get to offer a great giveaway!
I'm Jessica, and I started quilting over twenty years ago. I discovered Japanese quilts and fabrics early on, and they have been my special passion ever since. The internet made it possible for me to acquire far too many kimono silks and other traditional Japanese fabrics, so in 2008, I opened an Etsy shop, Momiji Studio, to sell bags and other items made from my stash. "Momiji" means maple in Japanese, so as an immigrant, I named my shop in honour of the land of the maple leaf. Shibori indigo dyeing is my latest obsession, as anyone who has read my blog over the past year knows. A few days ago, I finally finished my first quilt top made with the fabrics that I dyed in the summer:
There were some scraps and a couple of blocks that didn't make it into the quilt...
...so I immediately decided to make them into a mini-quilt!
It's not quite done yet--I still have to sew down the binding on the back and then make a label with the tiny bits of leftovers that still remain. I confess to cheating just a little bit--the quilt top didn't seem quite finished when I ran out of scraps, so I went back to the stash for the dark strip running across the top. That final bit really did turn out to be the pièce de résistance!
For more on my creative process and other quilts, there's a post from the "Around the World Blog Hop" back in October, and you're welcome to take a peek at my studio as well. I'm also a founding member of the Vancouver Modern Quilt Guild, which provides a wonderful, fun, energetic, and creative home for the fabric-obsessed. If you're ever in Vancouver on the third Monday of the month, please come and visit us!
For more BC-based quilting talent, check out the blogs below, as well as the links on Stacey in Stitches, my fellow host today for Blogathon Canada:
Holly's Red Bike
Explore Fibre
Felicity Quilts
glitter, vinyl and thread
Leah @ L3 Designs
Nita Dances
Paul's Block Party
The Quilting Edge (Marianne has home bases in Edmonton and Victoria, so here in BC we share her
talent with Alberta.)
Shhdesigns
Vancouver Modern Quilt Guild
Winding Bobbins
Last but not least, I have a great giveaway for you from Sew Sisters, the terrific quilt shop in Toronto that founded Blogathon Canada. I chose a bundle of ten FQs from Chérie, Frances Newcombe's new line for Art Gallery Fabrics:
If you want a closer look at these fabrics, click here. I love the fun, airy, light-hearted, yet elegant look of these designs.
The giveaway is open to anyone in the world with a mailing address. To enter, please comment below before 11:59 p.m. PST, on Nov. 23. If you are a no-reply blogger, make certain to leave your email address in your comment--if I pull your number but can't contact you, I'll have to draw another number. I'll announce the lucky winner on Nov. 24!
You'll find opportunities to win more stash over at Stacey in Stitches, as well as an exciting giveaway from Aurifil over on the Sew Sisters blog, so hop on over and continue the fun!
I'm Jessica, and I started quilting over twenty years ago. I discovered Japanese quilts and fabrics early on, and they have been my special passion ever since. The internet made it possible for me to acquire far too many kimono silks and other traditional Japanese fabrics, so in 2008, I opened an Etsy shop, Momiji Studio, to sell bags and other items made from my stash. "Momiji" means maple in Japanese, so as an immigrant, I named my shop in honour of the land of the maple leaf. Shibori indigo dyeing is my latest obsession, as anyone who has read my blog over the past year knows. A few days ago, I finally finished my first quilt top made with the fabrics that I dyed in the summer:
There were some scraps and a couple of blocks that didn't make it into the quilt...
...so I immediately decided to make them into a mini-quilt!
It's not quite done yet--I still have to sew down the binding on the back and then make a label with the tiny bits of leftovers that still remain. I confess to cheating just a little bit--the quilt top didn't seem quite finished when I ran out of scraps, so I went back to the stash for the dark strip running across the top. That final bit really did turn out to be the pièce de résistance!
For more on my creative process and other quilts, there's a post from the "Around the World Blog Hop" back in October, and you're welcome to take a peek at my studio as well. I'm also a founding member of the Vancouver Modern Quilt Guild, which provides a wonderful, fun, energetic, and creative home for the fabric-obsessed. If you're ever in Vancouver on the third Monday of the month, please come and visit us!
For more BC-based quilting talent, check out the blogs below, as well as the links on Stacey in Stitches, my fellow host today for Blogathon Canada:
Holly's Red Bike
Explore Fibre
Felicity Quilts
glitter, vinyl and thread
Leah @ L3 Designs
Nita Dances
Paul's Block Party
The Quilting Edge (Marianne has home bases in Edmonton and Victoria, so here in BC we share her
talent with Alberta.)
Shhdesigns
Vancouver Modern Quilt Guild
Winding Bobbins
Last but not least, I have a great giveaway for you from Sew Sisters, the terrific quilt shop in Toronto that founded Blogathon Canada. I chose a bundle of ten FQs from Chérie, Frances Newcombe's new line for Art Gallery Fabrics:
If you want a closer look at these fabrics, click here. I love the fun, airy, light-hearted, yet elegant look of these designs.
The giveaway is open to anyone in the world with a mailing address. To enter, please comment below before 11:59 p.m. PST, on Nov. 23. If you are a no-reply blogger, make certain to leave your email address in your comment--if I pull your number but can't contact you, I'll have to draw another number. I'll announce the lucky winner on Nov. 24!
You'll find opportunities to win more stash over at Stacey in Stitches, as well as an exciting giveaway from Aurifil over on the Sew Sisters blog, so hop on over and continue the fun!
Beautiful work Well cone. Mary O'Reilly
ReplyDeleteSeamusmaryoreilly@eircom.net
Wow! Love your quilt! The dyed fabric is amazing! So inspirational!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links to some other great blogs & thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics - thank you for sharing:))
ReplyDeleteexquisite fabric. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you, Jessica, and to see some of your work. Love that Cherie fabric. ^^
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica....I ve been here many times, but here this morning from Blogathon Csnada. I hosted last year, and really enjoyed it. thank you for your great post. Lovely work !!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely fabric pick. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYou are indeed a talented gal! Love learning about you and your quilts. Thanks for the chance to win those gorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is fabulous!!! Love the color of it!!! Thanks for sharing all of the links- love to look at all the amazing projects!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, I love text prints.
ReplyDeleteyour dyed fabric looks beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your creativity to create a quilt and a mini with those blocks that did not make the cut. Thank you for sharing other blogs showcasing BC talent.
ReplyDeleteYour mini quilt is beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win Cheerie bundle.
ReplyDeleteI love the color and pattern of that quilt. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win some of that beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteWonderful inspiration and thanks so much for showing so many other wonderful blogs to visit.
ReplyDeleteOooooh Art Gallery is a favourite. Love the feel of it. Thank you ; )
ReplyDeleteBoth the full sized and the mini quilt are very pretty! Lovely dyed fabrics! Thanks so much for being a B.C. host for Blogathon Canada 2014. It's so nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI'm very impresed by your hand-dye fabric and the motifs you've created. I particularly like the leaves and the rounds. All those rectangles with their own unique motif make a stunning top! So artistic!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous as is the fabric. Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteWow, I look forward to reading about your Shibori Indigo dyeing, and checking out the rest of your blog and your posted list of BC bloggers. I am so excited to be a part of this and get to know many fellow Canadians all over Canada!! What a great fq bundle, I love Frances' Cheri line, it is full of amazing patterns, colours and designs, great choice!!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you, beautiful giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dyed fabric! Might have to try this....
ReplyDeleteI love the little mini. Scrap quilts are my favorite kind of quilts. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the CHERIE collection fabrics - and, as for the wonderful blogs in BC, I am enthralled by the work of ShhhDesigns, primarily because I am a lover of all things "whale" and her humpback quilt is stupendous! I've followed the work on Winding Bobbins for some time - and love, love, love the things she makes as well....and the Indigo dyed fabric is just spectacular...as are all of the blogs including your host blog - but these three stood out for me. Thanks for hosting, it is just great to see the wonderful work being done by quilters all over Canada!
ReplyDeleteI admire your patience with dyeing. I cannot imagine myself trying that, I would stain anything I'll touch.
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica, Nice to "meet" you - I'm waving hello from the east coast where I'm one of the hosts tomorrow. Your shibori dyeing is amazing. I've long been a fan of all things Japanese, after having a penpal in Japan when I was a child. The Orient has always held a fascination for me. I look forward to visiting your blog often to see your beautiful work. Have fun today, and I hope you get loads of visitors!
ReplyDeleteLinda @ Stitch Lines
Greetings, first time on your blog and love your quilts. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hand dyed fabric and quilt! I love hand dyed fabrics and have dyed some myself in the past in all different colors. It's so fun to see how the fabric turns out. The giveaway fabrics are beautiful too. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI NEED to try Shibori - I have been admiring other people's work with dyed fabric. Your quilts are incredible! Thanks so much for hosting.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous with all the beautiful hand dyed fabric. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a defined vision and style it sounds like.
ReplyDeleteI'm lusting after your shibori quilt - its beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAm having fun trailing around blogs new to me but already found several to follow along with.
Great fun! : )
Lyn
Hi Jessica...the blogathon is off to a wonderful start. Such beautiful fabric....awesome quilt! My second year in the blogathon...sew very happy to be here, I met many wonderful bloggers last year!
ReplyDeleteThe blue fabrics are amazing--very cool! :-)
ReplyDeleteArt Gallery fabrics are my all time favourites!! Thanks for the great giveaway, and for hosting in the Blogathon :)
ReplyDeleteAm loving this blogathon. The fabrics look just awesome. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful. The blog hop is so much fun. I just love blog hops!
ReplyDeleteI loved going to the blogs above. Surprised that I already have visited a few during the bloggers quilt festival and I already follow a couple also . Love your work and that Japanese fabric too.
ReplyDeleteAlthough not a fan of oriental prints...I do like the blue ones that you put together including the mini. Would love a chance to win some fabric too!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the great giveaway! i adore the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI love the Cherie fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLove your dyed fabrics Jessica! Enjoyed checking out your blog and all the ones you have listed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful works on your blog and a lovely choice for a giveaway. Thank you for co-hosting the many talented quilters BC has to offer :)
ReplyDeleteYour shibori fabrics are beautiful. Congratulations. The prep for the dyeing process takes alot of patience. I will continue to check your blog out in the future. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteSome day I want to try shibori dyeing
ReplyDeleteLove your Shibori quilt and the give-away fabrics look beautiful. Thanks for participating in this blog-hop.
ReplyDeleteYou're very talented to be able to make such neat dye designs! Thanks for the giveaway! cherisetower@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. Not sure I would have the patience for dyeing fabrics for my quilt. I like to start cutting as soon as inspiration hits. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics you've chosen to give away. And I love meeting new Canadian bloggers :) Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Quilt. Thanks
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job ,,Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteYou fabrics are incredible. I think when you dye your own you make sure to use up every last bit. Great quilt and I love the mini.
ReplyDeleteI love your indigo dyed fabric - I'm off to read your earlier posts!
ReplyDeleteYour hand dyed fabrics are beautiful. Love your mini quilt. My go to colors are blue. I have been quilting for 20 years as well. Lovely bundle you picked. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeletejanie.mccombs(at)yahoo.com
Congratulations for that gorgeous fabric... :)
ReplyDeleteLove all that stunning indigo!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see so much going on in BC!
Love the name of the fabric
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica. Gorgeous indigo quilts! I hope you'll bring them to the meeting tonight.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty colours. That bottom one looks an awful lot like the Emma Grace line, so it should blend beautifully.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection!!! Thanks for the chance!!!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL FABRICS!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
msstitcher1214@gmail.com
Good Monday morning!
ReplyDeleteWould love to enter the draw please... tggarvin@shaw.ca
ReplyDeleteLove your hand dyed fabric. Thanks for the chance to win. ioleen dot kimmel at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI am loving the colors. You did a wonderful job. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour work is stunning. The blue is so vivid. You have a wonderful talent.
ReplyDeleteI love what you do with your fabric. I can only hope I get there some day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity.
You do beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteTrina from www.willcookforshoes.ca
tgallop@mts.net
I love them! Would love to win. dollartistcarla at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Work. Thanks so much for sharing and for the opportunity on a great prize.
ReplyDeleteYour dyed fabrics are gorgeous. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to be able to discover some new-to-me Canadian bloggers, especially some local B.C. ones!
ReplyDeleteGlad to meet you Jessica! Your dyed fabrics are amazing!
ReplyDeleteAnd the giveaway fabric is awesome too... I love fabrics with words on them!
I don't blog but love to follow bloggers in my province and throughout Canada!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteWow, your fabrics are brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI am very happy to meet you Jessica and you do great work - would love to win (like many others!) that nice fabric.
ReplyDeleterachel.gagnon5@sympatico.ca
Wow, your shibori is gorgeous. Your choice of free fabric is amazing. Thanks.
ReplyDeletea1d37001 at telus dot net
Love the fabrics in the giveaway. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful indigo fabrics. Debbie
ReplyDeleteI'm partial to oriental fabrics so your quilt blew me away. The Cherie fabrics would be so nice in my stash. Thanks for this opportunity.
ReplyDeletei love sew sisters blogathon...love sew sisters giveaways... thanx for hosting
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented and also generous! Thanks for the chance to win! awolk at rogers dot com
ReplyDeleteLove the site as well as your gorgeous quilts and the fabrics you use.
ReplyDeletezoid@shaw.ca
so beautiful, I love the blue. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI'm having a great time visiting all the wonderful blogs!
ReplyDeleteI love the indigo dyed fabric and will enjoy blog-hopping. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jessica for enlightening us on Shibori indigo dyeing. How fascinating!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt and your mini are astoundingly beautiful.
I enjoyed being introduced to you and your work!
ReplyDeleteLove the blue fabric and your work. When I need really special fabric for a quilt, I shop at Sew Sisters. Not really sure how to enter but my mailing address if Noreen Kasman, 116 Hetherington Crescent, Thornhill, Ontario L4J 2M2
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting this blogathon and bringing new readers to my blog. This is my first time visiting your blog and I plan on coming back for many return visits.
ReplyDeleteI thank the above post for her comments about my blog shhdesigns but the humpback quilt she refers to is not mine but one I photographed while in Houston. I did credit the quilter Donna Donobedian in my blog so my apologies to her that someone mistook her work as mine.
I love the blur fabric and really enjoyed learning how you put it together. Great quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts. Of course, the fact that they are blue just makes it even better :) And I love the colours in the giveaway you chose.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a blogothon host! Now I have another slew of blogs to go through! So interesting!
ReplyDeleteI am loving this opportunity to see new Canadian blogs! Awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat mini quilt. Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your blog - lots of great information.
ReplyDeletejenstory@gmail.com
Love the leaves on your blogsite. Very pretty. Tks for the chance to win :-)
ReplyDeleteAs a new quilter, it is so helpful to see all the ideas that create such beautiful results.
ReplyDeleteI'm in BC also so it's great to see other quilters here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and your colors are stunning.
ReplyDeleteI love all the Canadian crafty blogs! Wonderful way to find new blogs. Thanks for the chance to win this beautiful bundle of fabric!
ReplyDeleteThanks for making this bundle of fabric available during this Canadian hop.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your indigo quilt and mini quilt are just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to checking out these new blogs. I've found some favourites thru the previous Blogathons! annesimonot@sasktel.net
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting this event for BC. It is so exciting to be able to find Canadian blogs that are new to me! Love your Japanese prints.
ReplyDeleteHooray for Blogathon Canada!!! I'm a big fan of Sew Sisters and think this is a wonderful way to get to know the fabulous talent right here in Canada. Thanks for the chance to win new fabric - a girl can never have too much fabric you know :o)
ReplyDeletecarol@artlessfabrications.com
very beautiful...great way to start the blog hop
ReplyDeleteerin2470@hotmail.com
Delighted to see you featured, Jessica! Thanks for participating!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful BC! is it any wonder that such beautiful work comes out of our gorgeous country?
ReplyDeleteHow very beautiful!! I'm so inspired.
ReplyDeleteMy what beautiful fabrics you have created!
ReplyDeleteYour project is beautiful! I am off to check out some of the other bloggers -- such fun to discover some that are new to me, including yours!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this bundle, the text is so fun. AND the colors.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt and your mini! I'm obsessed with indigo/navy at the moment :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love your giveaway choice! Those are beautiful fabrics. Thank you for hosting! I am following your blog on Bloglovin now.
ReplyDeleteI love the blues in your quilt and the patterns are great.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth.kearns33@gmail.com
love your indigos. indigoes? lol
ReplyDeleteI'm so pleased to be welcomed to your blog. I love your indigos. Such beauties. And thanks for the invitation to your guild. Maybe one day I'll visit.
ReplyDeleteLovely work - would love to attend your guild meeting the next time I am visiting Vancouver.
ReplyDeleteI love your indigo quilt , just stunning . Thanks for the chance at this great giveaway .
ReplyDeleteYour mini quilt using your hand dyed fabric is amazing! So nice to "meet" you and other BC bloggers via Blogathon Canada :)
ReplyDeleteI love the indigo quilt! And a gorgeous giveaway bundle! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWow, your work is amazing! Love this bundle.
ReplyDeleteI love your indigos! Thanks for sharing your talents with us and a chance to win some yummy fabric!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I have visited your blog. I will be back regularly. I love your both your indigo quilts. Thanks for sharing all the BC blog links. They will keep me busy for a while. Thanks also for participating in the Blog Hop and for offering a giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThere is modern feel to your works of art. It is so refreshing!
ReplyDeletetanjih148@yahoo.ca
I love the two quilts you have posted. Very pretty. yummy1@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteFabulous project.Well done.Nice to meet you!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for co-hosting the BC part of this. Many beautiful blogs have been visited .
ReplyDeleteAnother great Canadian blog - I may never have time to quilt again - NOT!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful work you do. I'm a sucker for blue quilts lol. Your fabric is very interesting, different from other home-dyed fabric. Love it. Maybe one day, I'll be able to buy your line of fabric in my LQS.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance.
Your quilt is beautiful, such wonderful and original work.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt. Blogathon-what a great way to discover others!
ReplyDeletei'm so excited to find other Canadian quilters, i'm in Surrey so i really should try to come to meeting some day and meet all you fun people
ReplyDeleteI love your Indigo fabric! Thanks for hosting and for the opportunity to win some of this lovely fabric!
ReplyDeleteI Love your quilts and Blog. I am looking for a quilt pattern to use the beautiful Japanese fabric I bought in Hawaii 9Includes a panel) ant ides would be appreciated. Thanks
ReplyDeleteSuch talented quilters! Thanks for hosting and the chance to win such wonderful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLoved the quilt and blog.... Love the fabric too they are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica! So nice to meet you and to see your beautiful creations. I'm in awe of the fabrics you've dyed - truly gorgeous and something I would love to learn to do.
ReplyDeleteVery striking quilt! Awesome fabric! Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your work! Looking forward to finding more blogs to read.
ReplyDeleteIt must be fun to make a quilt with fabric you have dyed to meet your own design tastes. It's very pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteLoving this blogathon. Your quilts are gorgeous. I'm looking for inspiration for some Japanese theme fabric I have in my stash.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewww.donnafaydigance.com
Thanks for telling us a bit about yourself. I'm really enjoying your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing jkawka@sympatico.ca
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours!
ReplyDeleteI just love your indigo dyed fabrics!
ReplyDeletecheryl.moscoe@gmail.com
One of my favorite fabric lines! I like your taste! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the blues.... roadrunner001ca@yahoo.ca
ReplyDeletelove those fabrics. Love my trips to Sew Sisters
ReplyDeleterussven@live.ca
Great fabrics- it would be nice to win them. I'm a regular reader of your blog and regularly order
ReplyDeletefabric from Sew Sisters, although I'm trying my best to start a fabric fast !
Your artwork is beautiful. I'm so glad I discovered your blog via this hop. Thanks for the inspiration! And thanks for the chance to win this great fabric that you picked out.
ReplyDeleteTwo quilts for the price of one, how great is that. Thanks for the chance at such pretty fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being part of the Blogathon and sharing all the great links.
ReplyDeleteI love Sew Sisters
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors njfournier00@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your work...
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful quilts you have created!
ReplyDeleteReally like your shibori indigo fabrics! The quilt top you made with them is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love your Shibori dying. I haven't seen that before! Thanks for hosting the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt- the blues are so deep and rich just love them. Thanks for sharing and participating in the bloghop.
ReplyDeleteRegards from Alberta,
Anna
Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI'm a first-timer visiting your blog and enjoyed reading about your studio make-over. I'm in the process of cleaning up my sewing room and finding ways to store the big cutting mats and rulers was helpful. kthurn@bektel.com
ReplyDeleteAmazing fabric! And what a great intro to BC bloggers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics, nice to learn about Canadian Quilting Bloggers. grammakim04@yahoo.ca
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to this blog hop! Nice to "meet you" and thank you for the giveaway! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteIt's great to hear from Canadian quilters! Thanks for the great give away.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! Looking forward to meeting lots of Canadian quilters.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful blue colors in your quilt. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletei always love finding new to me Canadian blogs. thanks for taking part
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. Looking at your blogs, I see lots of beautiful indigo fabrics. So many wonderful ideas. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful blue fabrics and the quilt you made with them. Thanks for hosting the blogathon and giveaway!
ReplyDeletek(dot)castanette(at)Hotmail(dot)com
Enjoying the beginning of the blogathon, love your indigos and would love to win the Chérie bundle of Fat Quarters by Frances Newcombe.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your blog and especially the pictures of your hand painted fabrics! I'll check back in often to see what you've been doing.
ReplyDeleteThe dyed indigo fabrics are just beautiful. Dyeing fabric looks like a fascinating art, and I would love to do some indigo dyeing like you have here.
ReplyDeleteLived in France at one point and have always had a soft spot for anything French.
ReplyDeleteI would love to do some dyeing although I fear my hands would be perpetually another colour or 3.
ReplyDeleteReally like the fabric bundle you have chosen for giveaway. Would love to make a quilt from it.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see your blog, but don't count me in the give away as I am another host.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful giveaway. I love your story on how the name of your shop came to be. I hope to visit it one day.
ReplyDeletesherryr@telus.net
I would love to win... it would help me to get out of my color comfort zone of a whole lot of reds!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt!! I will be back to check out your shop. I'm a host in the blogathon so if you pull my name... well you need to pull again.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying new to me blogs and sources of inspiration.
ReplyDeletezanalou999@gmail.com
Love your blog. Thank you for participating in the blog hop. Simply fantastic way to meet other quilt minded people.
ReplyDeleteQuiltiejo@gmail.com
I love your fabrics! Beautiful. My next quilt is heavy on navy blue. I'm so excited to get started!
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica, thank you for hosting the blog hop and for sharing with us your beautiful work. Having done the workshop with you last summer, I have gained an appreciation of the work and talent needed to create the amazing quilt top you have shown. Truly inspiring. Thank you too for the opportunity to win the wonderful fabrics you have selected.
ReplyDeletesheilaghcrook@shaw.ca
I'm so glad to be introduced to your work. I really like the design produced by the arrangement of the fabrics. I'd like to be entered in the drawing. I will also look for a sign-up for your blog.
ReplyDeleteI am finding some great blogs following this blogathon and yours is definitely one. I love your indigo piece - great fabrics, beautifully put together.
ReplyDeleteWow, you are getting lots of traffic! Here I am, lucky 199 - I hope. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love your indigo work, and found your folding, tying, stitching & wrapping techniques most interesting. Thanks for sharing the process along with the product.
I really love finding all these new blogs. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLove this fabric, so many possibilities. Great blog.
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