Thomas Knauer has made some great quilts! And now, he can share them with you, in his new book, Modern Quilt Perspectives!
I was honored when he asked me to write the foreword for his book. Having had some long interesting, conversations with Thomas, it was very nice to be able to see our similarities in the process of the way we think and work, by adding story and life moments, to our quilts.
THANKS THOMAS FOR INCLUDING ME!!!!
I absolutely love the cover quilt...
One of my favorite quilts of Thomas's is ''In Defense of Handmade'', quilted by Lisa Sipes,shown below hanging at Quiltcon.
As I flipped through Thomas's book, I came upon this quilt.
(great touching story to this quilt's size and shape!) You'll have to grab copy to read!
WEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
INSPIRED!!!
...and it made me do this….
and this….
Thanks once again for inspiring me Thomas Knauer!!!
Want to win a copy of his book Modern Quilt Perspectives?
Leave me comment here,
Tell me something you are grateful for today!
I will pick a winner on March 28th. 9a.m.
Be sure to visit the other blogggers for more chances to win!
March 14: Thomas Knauer http://www.thomasknauersews. com/
March 15: Lisa Sipes http://thatcrazyquiltygirl. blogspot.com
March 16: Robert Kaufman http://www.swatchandstitch. com/
March 17: Victoria Findlay Wolfe http://bumblebeansinc. blogspot.com
March 18: Katy Jones http://imagingermonkey. blogspot.co.uk/
March 19: Bill Volkening http://willywonkyquilts. blogspot.com
March 20: Kelly Biscopink http://stitchyquiltstuff.com
March 21: Audrie Bidwell http://blueisbleu.blogspot.com
March 22: Mary Rachel Kolb http://maryonlakepulaski. blogspot.com
March 23: Rachael Gander http://imaginegnats.com/
March 24: Sew, Mama, Sew http://www.sewmamasew.com/
March 25: Cloth Paper Scissors
March 26: Cheryl Arkinson http://naptimequilter. blogspot.com
March 27: Quilting Daily http://www.quiltingdaily.com/ blogs/barb/default.aspx
March 28: Fat Quarterly http://www.fatquarterly.com/ blog/
March 29: Pellon/Erin Sampson http://pellonprojects. wordpress.com/
March 30: Sew Modern http://thatswhatshesewed.com/
March 31: Rachel May http:// quiltingwithamodernslant.com/
April 1: Quilty http://www.heyquilty.com/ blogs/
April 2: Amy Smart http://www.diaryofaquilter. com/
April 3: Quilter's Connection http://quiltersconnection.ca/ blog
April 4: Teresa Coates http://www.crinkledreams.com/
April 5: Generation Q http://generationqmagazine. com/
April 6: Cloth Paper Scissors
April 7: Sara Lawson http://www.sewsweetness.com/
April 8: Kim Niedzwiecki http://gogokim.blogspot.com
April 9: Rashida Coleman Hale http://www.iheartlinen. typepad.com/
April 10: Thomas Knauer http://www.thomasknauersews. com/
Thanks for the opportunity- today I'm grateful for a) options, and b) what quilting has taught me about the value of "scraps"- the little bits other people might just throw away. Fingers crossed...
ReplyDeleteI am grateful I was able to sew on the required 4" sleeves to my finished quilts for the upcoming local quilt show today. The "men folk" in my home prepared meals and did necessary yard work so I wouldn't have to put down the needle!.
ReplyDeleteI am so grateful to my husband who is home today watching the dogs so McGee doesn't eat anything he shouldn't. that allows me to sew rather than run after that bad basset boy.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my children, they are so amazing! They inspire me EVERY DAY to be the best that I can be and to follow my dreams!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!!!
I'm grateful for the use of my hands again after two operations on them last year. In December we seriously thought I would never sew again, or cut fabric, or write with a pen, but now recovery is almost complete. That's a lot to be grateful for, as is the companionship of the blogging quilting community. Thank you all.
ReplyDeleteThomas' book looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteToday I'm grateful for the happiness and strength of my family - six years ago this month our eldest son died
I am grateful to be retired because that gives me time to quilt.
ReplyDeletewow what a day for me to be answering this question! I am grateful...thats it I just am...whilst I am in pain im grateful to be alive to be able to be in pain, I am grateful for everything I have in my life and grateful for everything I don't have in my life :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts - he brings a masculine feel to very wonderful quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe sun is shining on the East Coast of South Africa. It's a wonderful day to be alive. I am grateful for each and every day.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for everything I have in my life from family to quilting but today I am especially grateful to be able to have my sister come to sit n' sew at the shop where I work, she has Alzheimer's. Any day I can have her near is one I will forever be grateful for, and any day she can do what she loves, and what we share - quilting, is even better! Thank you for the opportunity to win this book.
ReplyDeletegrateful for a lucky health, family, friends, a beautiful planet...internet to keep me in the quilt world loop from France...have a super fantastic week!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for so many things, but if I had to name one it would be my family. Happy St. Patrick's day!
ReplyDeleteMy grandson turned 6 on Saturday and his party was yesterday. I'm grateful every day that he and his parents moved back from Oregon so that I can see him and his powerhouse of a sister (18 months old) nearly every day. Cuts into quilting time, but so worth it.
ReplyDeleteGrateful for my supportive family for understanding my quilt addiction and my wonderful quilting sisters.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my husband, gifts of children and grand children, and that God loves us.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for all my " bloggy" friend who keep me inspired every day! Thanks Victoria and enjoy your vacation!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful that I get to spend time with my girls every day.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for good health. I am a cancer survivor so I know what poor health is.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for the sunshine here in London this week, after a long grey winter. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteSt. Patrick's Day reminds me that I am grateful to my Irish ancestors who had the courage to book passage to the US.
ReplyDeleteSo much to be grateful for: people who love me that I can love back, healthy enough to enjoy life, this good earth that is so much fun to play outside in, hobbies that lift and inspire me, and my son getting home safely through the snowstorm last night. So many blessings...
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for EVERYTHING. Family, friends, health, happiness!
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I am grateful for so many things it would be impossible to list them all! I have medical issues and I am glad they do not interfere with quilting!!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for Skype and other video conferencing software. Using various platforms, I am able to visit with dear friends on the west coast and feel not quite so far away from my partner on the other side of the world.
ReplyDeleteOf course, I am most thankful for my family and friends! But also very thankful to be a quilter living today with all the inspiration available in books, guilds, and blogs such as yours, Victoria...
ReplyDeleteI am most grateful for my husband and son, but also for being able to make quilts to give to others. I gave one as a gift this weekend and the thrill of seeing the recipient's excitement warms my heart!
ReplyDeleteHi Victoria, I'm grateful the sunshine has come back and for all the opportunities in life. And for lovely blogs like yours and books like Thomas' to inspire us all! xx
ReplyDeleteV - I'm grateful for so much today, but if I had to choose, I'd say that I am most grateful for quilter-bloggers. They (and you) have given me a great education about the craft of making quilts, about color, about the freedom to follow your instincts when you need to make a decision, about pattern and play, and about design. Lucky are the women who have a quilt group to meet with, but if you don't have that, don't despair ~ the bloggers are there! Thanks for the opportunity to win this yummy book.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. I am grateful for what I have, right here and now. Good health, love from family and friends, strong coffee (hello!). Cheers.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful my son slid into a curb this morning and not another car!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for all the inspiration I receive as I check things out on the internet. Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful that my knee is healing, albeit rather slowly...but many people dealing with worse stuff than my slow recovery! Thanks so much for another giveaway. Looks like a great book!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful to have so many options and styles of quilting, and especially for being a quilter who loves to explore new concepts! Thanks.
ReplyDeletemany things! family, friends and happiness are always at the top!! but i often think of the quilters of the past, no rotary cutters,internet (no blogs), or the amazing quilters network that we enjoy today. no mid arm or long arm. my mom was a self taught left-handed hand quilter. she used cardboard patterns and old right-handed scissors to cut out the fabric.well, this could go on and on. i'm happy to have the modern conveniences we all enjoy today.....
ReplyDeleteToday I am grateful that it is St. Patrick's Day which is a great reminder that although it feels like winter lasts forever, it really doesn't.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for the sunshine outside that is making me believe that Spring might actually come :)
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that my machine will FM quilt without skipping stitches or the thread breaking!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that it is my day off from work so I finally have some time to quilt
ReplyDeleteSo thankful for the rain today and my dry office after a long quilting retreat filled weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the opportunities to be creative and for the inspirations of those around me.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for all of the wonderful, insightful information I receive from my online quilting friends. I have learned so much. One of my favorite things are the tips on new and exciting books that share our passion and fuel our imagination.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for every opportunity I have to be creative.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for good buddies like you! And I would love to win, March 28th is my b-day! Hehe.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my computer and the internet so I can connect with and be inspired by all of this wonderful work and creativity!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for my husband who wholeheartedly supports my quilting addiction.
ReplyDeletei'm glad it's sunny and the snow is almost melted...now to sewing!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that the sun is shining and I will have a crafty day with my granddaughter today.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for discovering the world of quilting. I started a year and a half ago. I've met a whole new group of people that I otherwise would not have. Plus, I've entered three quilts in my first quilt show this weekend.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my husband. He is the best!! He supports me in every thing that I do.
ReplyDeleteLike many others, I am grateful for everything. To narrow it down and condense it I am for all of God's blessings.
ReplyDeleteI'm greatful that winter is on its way out.
ReplyDeleteToday I am grateful for the sun shining, the birds singing and playing in the budding trees, the squirrels chasing each other, for the cherry twigs slowly, slowly opening into buds with tiny pink heads; for a day of (more or less) leisure that allows me to sew, to sit on the balcony in the sun; for an outdoor heated swimming pool where I went swimming for an hour this morning ... and for the chance to win a most interesting looking book! Thank you, world. Thank you, Victoria!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for a happy, close family.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for sunny days, a great studio space in which to create and my seemingly endless stash.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful that it is finally going to be spring after this beast of a winter.
ReplyDeleteToday I am grateful for being able to escape the frozen north and spend time with my sons in New Orleans!
ReplyDeleteI have so many things to be thankful for: love of family, love of friends, love of doing the kind of work outside of our home that influences the lives of the people that I work with. I love the peace that quilting brings to me and the appreciation in the eyes of family and friends when I give them something that is made with love--and they "get it."
ReplyDeleteSooo grateful for my job ending, which led me to fulltime custom quilting where I get to sew ALL DAY LONG!! Pinch me!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance! I am grateful for the SUN that I see out my window after a few days of constant RAIN that looked like God turned the shower on!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I were married 30 years ago today. I am grateful for his love, support and commitment to our relationship. It's been an adventure and I hope it continues for another 30.
ReplyDeleteI'm so grateful today that my stepson gave his life to Christ yesterday!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that I have a family that supports my quilting! This looks like a wonderful book.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that my 94-yr old Mom came through her hip surgery with flying colors and that today she was able to walk only just over 48 hrs afterwards!! Love the chance to win this book...am grateful for that, too hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm packing up treats for a quilt lecture tonight...grateful I have a local guild that is still active!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that I am able to touch lives by quilting.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for your blog and the many other quilt blogs that continually give me ideas and inspiration for my passion in creating quilts. I can't get enough! And I am grateful for my first grandchild, a darling little girl named Athena Grace!
ReplyDeleteGrateful for my quilty friends!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful to have the sun on my face today, warming my body and heart - and oh, so many other things.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the colors and wonders of this world. Thank you for the give away. Looks like a great book.
ReplyDeleteThere's a whole host of people and things I'm grateful for - life (my son saved my husband's life when he had a cardiac arrest 4 years ago), love (we've been married for 30 years and had 3 wonderful children), home (and all the mess inside it), my family and other animals (all of them over the years and just lately 2 collies and a rescued duck)!!!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the phone call I received today from my brother. He moved across the country and travels all over the world touring with rock bands so I don't get to talk to him very often. He is very funny and entertaining guy so I miss seeing him.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am grateful that I am still able to quilt, even though I have2 chronic illnesses that interfere with my life on a daily basis.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway,
Jacqueline in Pitt Meadows
I am so thankful that my brother and wife finally found a house to purchase!
ReplyDeleteI love the books you endorse, so this will be a good one!
I am grateful for my husband, who after a long time finally understands my need to sew and quilt almost daily.....plus he just bought a new motorcycle last night so now I won't have to worry about what he'll do while I am sewing once the weather gets nicer! :-) Thanks for the give away. I have Robert Knauer's book pinned on my Quilting Books board. Would be wonderful to win!
ReplyDeleteThat I will be able to quilt again after theraphy. I injured my thumb and both sides of my wrist into my elbow at my guild recently. Hopefully I get the splint off as planned in a few wks, since I'm now wearing it 24/7. I would be lost w/our reading blogs, books & magazines!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the time I have to pursue my love of sewing. Also all the blogs I read and get so much inspiration from.
ReplyDeleteI am so thankful for all the people that I have met with quilting .. I love learning about why they choose to quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for my 3 wonderful sisters. We share a love of quilting & they inspire me to do my best. Thanks for the chance to win - I love quilt books.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that I feel better today after spending the weekend feeling icky. Plus the sun shone today!!! I am hoping to have a block in Thomas' book that I sent him over a year ago - can't wait to see teh book to see!!!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the online quilting community, and for my internet connection! It is easy to feel very far from everything/everyone else out here in the remote middle of the Pacific. I appreciate every quilting blogger, and especially you, Victoria!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for waking each morning with the day's opportunities waiting for me.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my wonderful family
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my little boy who turns three tomorrow .
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful reminders here of all I have to be grateful for!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for meaningful work, and getting paid to do it!
I just came home from a vet appointment, having been told our cat has advanced hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Not a great diagnosis. Right now I am thankful for a kind, wise vet, for the ability to take our cat to a specialist who might provide guidance, and for a cat with a happy, resilient spirit. And a partner who values the same things I do, and didn't hesitate on the cost and treatment plan for the cat we both love.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for all the things quilting teaches me. Patience, trust my decisions, go slow, and most importantly, the importance of creating a home.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for the wonderful job I have, no bright lights or big figure salary, just the privilige of being able to support and protect vulnerable adults; and the chance to try to do it better each day.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my family - once so strong, but now so fragile and even more precious
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for all the people who share their talents with others.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my new granddaughter and being close to family.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that I woke up this morning, the world is still intact, spring is on it's way and that there are a million reasons to smile if you just take a second to look around.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great giveaway! I am grateful for my family...husband, children and grandchildren. They are all the loves of my life.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for life, love, and a wonderful family to share it with.
ReplyDeleteWow - what a loaded question. I have to say - we've started doing this every night around the dinner table - except I guess we say thankful...but basically the same concept. I wanted my girls to start to think about all the amazing things they have in life...even if half the time they're thankful for a happiful dinner, rainbows and unicorns...at least it's starting to put it in their minds. Okay - of topic Kim. What am I grateful for - my three beautiful girls, my amazingly supportive husband that puts up with my crazy and loves me more for it everyday, the wonderful friends I've made, being able to create for my job, and so, so much more! Thanks for the opportunity to win! lapaceksorchard at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my ever growing family and their health and happiness!
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I have been doing a series on grateful for Lent. I am grateful for the bleesings of faith, family and friends
ReplyDeleteToday I am grateful that the sun is shining, even though it is cold. It reminds me that soon Spting will be here.
ReplyDeleteHELLO, I'm grateful that I+family are healthy+happy!
ReplyDeleteThank You for sharing!
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I am so grateful for my mother giving me her talent for sewing/quilting which came from her mother, too. I have a wonderful family who all support me in everything I want to do with quilting. I am so blessed and I am enjoying my journey! Each day I learn something new, meet wonderful people who love what I love to do, and I am able to take classes/attend guild meetings/etc.
ReplyDeleteI am just simply grateful for today, each moment of it.
ReplyDeleteI am greatful for being able to spend a week with my dad celebrating his 81 st birthday!
ReplyDeleteI just had lunch today with a friend I met through work. I'm grateful for the many friends who've come into my life that I can meet once or twice a year and still pick up the conversation like we had just been together yesterday. I even have a friend from first grade that I haven't seen in years but we still feel each other's presence in the world.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my mother. It took me years to realise how lucky I am to have her.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my 2 lovely daughters and my family!
ReplyDeleteI am thankful for caring doctors.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful that I have a binding to sew tonight, after a long day of sitting in front of my computer. In defense of handmade . . . you bet! Take Care, Byrd
ReplyDeleteI already have the book, but would love to share that I am grateful for spending the day with my healthy two week old grandson!
ReplyDeletegrateful it didn't snow here like it did in DC....
ReplyDeleteTonight I am grateful for my warm comfortable home. I have been getting ready for my bee group I hosted today and it was fun but now I can relax, work on some projects and soon drift off to sleep in a warm soft bed. I don't take this for granted as I know many many people cannot say that. I am blessed.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my daughter who loves to cook with me and is excited to share what happened at school.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my husband, children, and grandchildren. Thomas' book looks great.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for all the creative woman that belong to my quilt guild. They keep me inspired and motivated to create every day.
ReplyDeleteI would love a chance to win a copy of Thomas' book. Today I am grateful for the internet that connects me to the wonderful world of quilters :)
ReplyDeleteToday I'm grateful for skype that helps me keep in touch with family and friends that are too far to meet often!
ReplyDeleteThomas's book looks like it is filled with fun quilts, I'd love to leaf through it!
I am grateful that I have found a gaggle of fellow quilters who have become my friends.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my health, so fortunate compared to many others. Thankyou for the opportunity to win this fantastic book!
ReplyDeleteI am most grateful for my sons and "daughters." :))
ReplyDeleteGrateful for the sun which seemed to disappear for most of this winter and has only re-emerged in the last week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. I am grateful for my family.
ReplyDeleteShawn
I feel grateful for many things every day. In particular I am grateful for the improving health of a family member.
ReplyDeleteToday I am grateful for family and friends that will help me out when the stresses of life begin to be overwhelming. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my health, that I have the ability to climb stairs, do the dishes and sew a seam.
ReplyDeleteGrateful for my DH who sticks with me through all my craziness.
ReplyDeleteToday is the first time I visited your website and read your blog discovering a new source of inspiration. For that, I am grateful.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful today for finally finishing a work project I've been working on since August. Thank you for sharing this book!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for a husband who watched our finances carefully so I could enjoy retirement as much as I enjoyed my career.
ReplyDeleteI love your inspiration quilt. I am grateful for people that inspire me.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my awesome God! (Cindy scgiL2@aol.com)
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that today was a beautiful day and that I got to chase my kids around in the sun.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful that when I was feeling depressed earlier, my alarm to use the treadmill went off and I did that instead of moping around!
ReplyDeleteI`m grateful for family.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for the quilt retreat I'm going on this weekend!! YAY!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful that I have so much time to quilt now that I've retired!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for the sun shine and slightly warmer temperatures we are getting in my area now. Maybe Spring is coming after all!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the small promises of spring today! The book looks awesome and so does your mini! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am ever so grateful for the slightly improved weather! Although we are surrounded with signs of Spring, Winter has an unusually tight grip.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my husband's cancer improvement. Preparing for Stem Cell Transplant. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the gift of joy every day. This book looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my six children, my husband and for the time I get to share with them.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my kiddos and the inspiration they bring to our lives every day
ReplyDeleteGrateful for having passion in my, and my family's lives.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for faith, family and friends. Where did you get the panel to make your Thomas Knauer inspired quilt?
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that I have the opportunity to sew and be creative!
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for all of the relationships that I have that encourage me to be who and I and do what I love.
ReplyDeleteI am so grateful for my local MQG. It is super awesome to be able to go somewhere and geek out about fabric and quilting. I do that at home and I tend to get a blank stare from my husband… :)
ReplyDeleteThe package of new fabric that just came!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful that I have supportive family that allows me to follow my quilting passion and my fabric collecting addiction.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the fact that through this long and frigid winter, nothing has failed in my house! The furnace works, the pipes haven't frozen. We have been blessed to just be able to hunker down and be warm and have a wonderful neighbor who has been plowing our driveway out of the goodness of his heart!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for a belonging to such a great quilt guild (Philly Modern Quilt Guild). We had our monthly meeting last night and it's always fun and inspiring to share an evening with such wonderful people!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for friends who are as daft as I am, so we can have lots of fun together.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for a lot of things ~ my son and dil, my kitties, my health and so on. But the thing I was thinking when I read your post I'm grateful for are my sewing friends. They are all so creative, so willing to share their knowledge and give excellent praise. So glad I know them!
ReplyDeleteToday I am grateful for coffee/
ReplyDeleteI will have to get the book- I made a block for the letter I quilt and just realized it is on the part on his header! I used fabric that I had bought for a quilt for my daughter 21 years ago at the Williamsburg Quilt Festival.
ReplyDeleteWhoops- left off the part where I am grateful to be in the quilt!
DeleteI am grateful for good health!...oh so grateful!
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That is such an awesome wall hanging! I'm grateful that the career decision I was waiting on didn't turn out to be a disaster. Thanks for the chance to win. ksmith8@emich.edu This book looks great!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoying the blog hop. Ordered a copy of the book the other day. Can't wait for it to arrive. Love your wall hanging too.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful it's Friday and I get to spend the weekend with my family
ReplyDeleteWith many in my circle of friends struggling with death, illness and pain, I am grateful to be in decent health to that I can do the things I need and want to do, quilting being one of them. Every time I sit at my machine, I am grateful that my eyes work, my hands and arm generally do what I want them to, and that my mind is together enough to make a quilt from start to finish. Thank you for the giveaway-- looking forward to reading this book.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my families safety and health. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my family.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful my 2nd mammo came back ok, after a first one that showed a potential problem! (Quite a relief)
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for a Saturday morning when I don't have anything scheduled so I can kick back and catch up on some reading and quilting.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for the used book sale at my library. I got 3 sewing/quilting books for $3!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful the winter is almost over!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the opportunity to win this book. It is definitely intriguing!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my family and friends. Thank for you this give away.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for the love of my Lord Jesus Christ, which never fails me. Thank you for the giveaway!
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I'm grateful for the generous nature of others. Without it, where would we be?
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for my life with all of it's great stuff like sewing machines, fabric, and the skills to make beautiful quilts.
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I am grateful for my husband. He is the best!
ReplyDeleteMy 20 month old granddaughter had surgery yesterday and I am grateful for a successful out come and she is happily playing right now.
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I am grateful for my husband, and how he encourages my sewing.
ReplyDeleteI am really grateful that I discovered your blog and that you are giving me a chance to win this wonderful book.
ReplyDeletei'm grateful that my husband has a great job that allows me to be a stay at home mom
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my 3 month old granddaughter (our first) and that she lives only a few miles away from us. Thanks you so much for a chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteMy car is in the shop, but I'm grateful I have a car.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for finding your blog for the first time today, and for finding quilting in my life! Thanks for the chance to win...nwraimon@twcny.rr.com
ReplyDeleteEveryday I am grateful to my partner and our daughters for their love and support in everything I do. I am also grateful everyone who I have 'met' in the online quilting and sewing community for tips, tricks, and inspiration to help me better find my unique voice. Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI received this book in the mail and read it in a day. Love it. So interesting to read the stories about the quilts, the inspiration and motivation. I'm not that sort of quilter. I'm a get an idea and see what I can do with it or see where it goes kind of quilter. I like to "make stuff", pure and simple. It's the third book I've bought on your recommendation and I've loved them all, so thank you.
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