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Quilt Market recap and giveaway: day three

Sorry for the (very) late post. I know you are just holding your breath for more quilt market pics. It has been quite the Halloween.

I came up with and created (from scratch) with Abby’s costume this morning and had it as reality by 3 pm for her Daddy’s work Halloween party. Luckily, she loved it!

So, on to the Quilt Market stuff!
I wanted to go backwards to yesterday and revisit Anna Maria’s Schoolhouse. It was beautiful. And while she definitely showed off some of her new pretty voiles and flannels, she was really passionate about her hand stitching. Here’s a dress she stitched with a pattern from her new book combined with a super acidic new color way of Field Study on voile

And here is her amazing pillow. I really want to make this.

This cross stitch pillow from Bari J kind of echoes the theme of hand stitched accents and the needleworks from Splendor 1920 are in the same vein and trend as AMH’s recent release.

So, now on to a new booth! Moda really upped the ante with this little trick.

This booth was a huge mashup of 2wenty Thr3e, Posy, Simple Marks, Glamping and Honey Honey. It was pretty hard to pay attention to any of the other lines with this gigantic camper sitting there, though.
The lady behind the fabulous is Mary Jane. Her new line is pretty wild, although there wasn’t a ton of it to photograph.

There was also the darling Aneela with her adorable new line, Posy.

I can’t really wait for it. It is practically perfect in every way!

Sadly, 2wenty Thr3e was tucked in a corner and I didn’t take pictures of it. Each of the other lines just had a camp cot decorated and I was a little distracted by the huge camper. I did love the camera prints from 2wenty Thr3e, though. I’ll see if I can get a few shots of them up soon.

Over on the other side of the floor, Joel Dewberry was showing his new Notting Hill range, which is really lovely! I am seriously digging the plaids.

There are three separate colorways of the Notting Hill line, and then a gorgeous black colorway in the cotton sateen (home dec) weight.

I’m just going to post more pictures, since I kind of think they say it all 🙂

So, today’s giveaway is this gorgeous bundle.

My little girl loves the tote bag from Liberty (their new line is fabulous, I’ll show off a peek tomorrow 🙂 ). It’s a really soft corduroy. There are also two mini charms, comma and glamping, a fun new modern patchwork magazine, signed Amy Butler booklet for Alchemy, Anna Maria Horner notepad, and a couple other little goodies thrown in for good measure!

Today, just leave me a note letting me know one thing you are grateful for. November is my favorite month and Thanksgiving is my very favorite holiday.

I’d love it if you’d share my little giveaway post on Facebook, and if you do it will count as a second entry, just drop me another comment. It seems like the more people who play, the more fun it is!

I’ll leave you with this little image for you to savor until I come back tomorrow 🙂 Are you as excited for this as I am?

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Related posts:

  1. Quilt Market recap and giveaway: Day two
  2. Quilt market recap and giveaway: day four
  3. Market recap and giveaway day one
  4. Catching Up and The Quilt Market Giveaway

Comments

  1. What a fabulous giveaway! I love that tote! Right now, with family and friends in NJ, I’m thankful that no one is injured. Thanks for the giveaway chance!

  6. What great pictures. I can imagine it was hard to figure out what to look at first, hehe, so many gorgeous things. My son who is in the Marine Corps, is deployed in Afghanistan. I’m very grateful and Blessed that he is safe and will be home in less than five weeks!

    Thank you for an awesome giveaway and a chance to win.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

  7. Great costume! Maybe one day I will be brave enough to make my kidlets costumes! 😉 thanks for the giveaway! I’m thankful for an amazingly supportive husband and 2 wonderfully crazy kids. Life is good. 🙂

  8. Her costume is brilliant, she’s adorable!
    I too love November, October a little bit more, and Thabksgiving is my favorite holiday too!! I wish it was Thanksgiving every day. 🙂 I even moved my birthday to be the week before Thanksgiving. Too much competition with Christmas.
    I am grateful for my children. They truly are a gift from God.

  9. I am thankful that my husband will be home for most of November. He’s been traveling a lot this year for work and it will be nice to have him home.

  12. I am grateful that my husband has finally retired. It is just the two of us again and we are having a great time together.

  13. Oh, those little birds are so cute. I just got offered a brilliant new job on Friday, which will be so much fun (and a promotion), and allow me to relocate the 250 miles I’ve been wanting to move for years to be nearer to my OH, so I’m thankful for that.

  15. I am grateful that I my kids slept through the night, even though I a up at 4:30. I am also grateful for this quiet crafting time!

  16. Fabulous giveaway!
    I’m thankful for my husband’s continuing recovery, and my beautiful children.

  18. I’m grateful for my kids and that at 20 and 22 they are still willing to go to places, like Dragoncon, with their mom. I am also grateful for my 2 dogs. Nothing says love like a pet.

  19. I’m grateful to have had a little break while my boys went to stay with their Dad but extra grateful that they are now back, I do miss them so much when they’re not here! Thanks for the give away!

  20. Today, I am so grateful for the little things, the random acts of kindness, the sweet comments out of the blue, the fun text messages from friends.

  21. I am grateful for wonderful family and friends that are always there for me when I need it the most.

  27. Thanks for all the great market photos and recap of market, love it! I’m thankful for my newest addition to my family, he’s 7 months old and the joy of our family.

  29. oh, I do wish I had been there with you taking photos ~ everything looks wonderful and so very creative! One of my favorite designers is Anna Maria Horner. It’s kind of interesting that embroidery has gotten so popular again ~ I’ve been doing it most of my life and love all the new patterns out now.
    I love Liberty and that bag is to die for! Thanks so much for the giveaway!

  30. I’m so grateful that my 15-year-old daughter seems to be catching onto the fact that I actually love her, and am not here simply to make her life miserable. Last night, she was out with friends and I called to discuss what time I should pick her up. When I set it, she repeated, so I knew he had it, and her friends began to protest. One of them said, “Your mom hates you.” She yelled, “She does not, you jerk! Shut up!!!” very angrily. She knew it wasn’t a joke. So, so grateful, especially since we’ve been having a hard month.

  31. I am greatful for the safety of everyone in the Sandy storm. My brother and family is in NY and ok. I am loving your sharing Market with us – thank you for that and the giveaway! I love Birch so the sneak peek is fun too!

  37. Your daughter’s costume is so cute! I am thankful for my family.
    I have been loving your quilt market posts, although it makes me want so much fabric 🙂

  38. There is so much I’m thankful for this year! I’m grateful for my significant other – he’s been such an amazing presence in my life & has brought so much good 🙂

  40. So thankful for my family, love that we get to spend time together 🙂 Thanks for the posts on market…Charley Harper…ahhh, yay!

  42. Thanks for the chance. I’m thankful for an awesome
    Husband who works hard for our family so I can stay home and tend to the kiddos (and quilt too of course.)

  44. I am profoundly grateful for every minute I get to spend (IRL or virtually) with my wonderful sister. Time is precious, people. Sometimes we don’t realize that until someone tells you there is not an unlimited supply of it.

  46. I’m grateful that I’ve got my family (healthy and so fun:).

    PS. Thank you for the photos. I’ve seen Nothing Hill on some miniatures and I love it, but when I saw it on your photos I love it more and more!

  47. That Liberty tote is adorable! I can’t wait to see the next line.

    I just finished re-reading one of my favorite books, Quicksilver. It’s set in the late 1600s and really reminds me of how thankful I am for so many things we take for granted now. Cheap books, science, medecine, plumbing! I could go on and on…

  48. Thanks for the giveaway! Quilt Market looked like it was awesome!
    This year I am thankful for finally getting a steady job; and for having a loving and supportive family. I couldn’t have gotten through a year of job searching without them.

  49. lovely pictures – especially the little indian princess. I feel thankful for so many things – this is also my favorite time of year and I am thankful it is here!

  50. I am excited for the Charlie Harper! Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, too. And this year I am super thankful for a healthy pregnancy so far. I got a ways to go, but I am grateful every day!

  51. I would have loved to go there – all that beautiful fabric in one place!! 🙂 One thing I am thankful for is my husband – he’s so thoughtful (that and he lets me buy fabric 😉 heehee) 🙂

  55. I really want Notting Hill in green!!!! Thanks for the chance 🙂 And seeing AMH booth makes me more excited to get into her new book but I have to wait until Christmas!!

  56. Love all the eye candy in these recap posts. I’m thankful for my family and our health. Really, family and good health are all you can really ask for.
    Thanks for the chance to win!
    PS: Your daughter looks adorable in her costume!

  58. I am very grateful for my amazing family (and the fact that I’m Canadian, and our Thanksgiving is in October, LOL)

  59. I’m thankful for my family, and for every day that we are healthy! Thanks for sharing with us!

  60. So so grateful for a teaching partner who is so kind to let me borrow her car (my battery died) so I can get to the dentist for a tooth repair tomorrow.

  62. I am truly grateful for my family–I have a husband who loves me and three healthy children. Everything else is a bonus.

  63. My family. I am very lucky to have a great husband and 3 terrific kids! thanks for chance to win.

  71. I’m grateful for the internet which gets me beyond the confines of the small (to me) city I live in and for the bloggers who share their creativity with us all.

  72. With all the turmoil in the world over the past few days, I am completely grateful to have a roof over my head, and family nearby. Thanks for a wonderful giveaway!

  73. I am thankful my father and mother in law are recuperating from operations! Charley Harper fabric….When does it come out????

  75. This is highly unoriginal, but sincere– I’m super grateful for my family. Truly won the lottery on that front.

  79. YAY! Another giveaway! Lets see.. what am I thankful for… Alot really, but the one thing that sticks out would have to be that we made it through what seemed like a tough ‘first-half-of-the-year’. Thank Goodness it’s over!

  80. EEk! I am so excited about the Charley Harper line! Today I am so grateful for my family’s health. My mom has had MS since I was little and I am always grateful for times of good health.

  81. Thanks for the view. I wish I were there. Love the birds in the Birch photo. Can’t wait to see more! After seeing the devastation of Sandy, I’m glad to be in Louisiana and have my family safe and sound. My prayers are with all affected.
    Gotta agree with you…Thanksgiving is the best! Good food and good company.

  82. I’m grateful for so much, but if I have to choose something in particular, I’m very grateful for my husband–the best partner I could hope for.

    I loved your photos. Thanks for sharing!

  85. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!! Charley Harper for birch organic????? I think I just died and went to fabric heaven 🙂 OMG can’t wait to see it, better start saving up to buy it all now
    PS I am grateful someone decided to make Charley Harper fabric, very, very grateful!

  87. I’m grateful for everyday that I get to talk to family or do something crafty since they’ve sadly become a rare occasion here. That and the internet.

  88. I am grateful for being close to family. I got to watch my nephews trick or treat for the first time and it was the cutest thing on the planet. Thanks Amanda!

  89. So many things to be grateful for – right now I’m grateful for modern air travel. I’m planning a trip to see my family at Christmas and I’m amazed and grateful that I can travel 3000 miles in a just a few hours.

  90. I am grateful for my hubby! He supports me no matter what I’m sewing or crafting. Thanks for some more great peeks into quilt market! 🙂

  93. I’m loving your quilt market recaps!
    I’m thankful every day for my gorgeous little daughter, who’s just turned 5 (already?!) We love to play with our Charley Harper memory game and yes, I’m very excited to see Charley Harper fabric!!
    Your little girl looks so cute in her halloween outfit 🙂

  94. I’m grateful for people like you that go to market and share loads of photos with us! That Field Study top is sublime. Such a great print.

  96. I am thankful for my husband and my perfect daughter. There are so many things to be thankful for.

  100. Although it is cliche, I am truly grateful for my health. I have lost both my mother and sister in the past four years, both way too young. I truly don’t want to wait to enjoy life.

  104. I am thankful for my family and friends, our good health, and abundance.
    rsgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com

  107. I am thankful for sewing blogs. After years of doing cross stitch I decided to overcome my fear of the sewing machine this year. All of the blogs that I have come across are just so inspirational and lovely. I really like step by step turorials too as they usually give more details than books so are great for beginners.

  108. I am thankful that all of my former students survived Hurricane Sandy. I taught at a small Catholic girls’ school in the Rockaways for four years, and remain close to my students who have graduated from there. They are struggling now, but they are alive and counting their blessings.

  109. I’m grateful for my parents. In 1970 we crossed the country in a camper very much like that one. I am thankful for those memories.

  112. I’m grateful for my family, especially my husband, and for my eyesight (EVER so grateful for my eyesight)!

  113. I am thankful for my children and a warm and dry home. I so wish I had the means to help the people who don’t have that in the East. Lovely photos, thank you!

  114. Awesome recap! I love the Notting Hill, I cannot wait until it comes out. I am thankful for a relaxing Saturday today! We have spent a lot of time running around lately and there is nothing on the schedule for today. Perfection!

  116. I am most thankful for my children. We have gone through a really rough year, last year, and they have kept me going throughout.

    Thanks for a great giveaway.

  117. I am thankful for my family. Recently we have been thrown quite the curve ball and it’s really served as a great reminder to be grateful for family and health, to say the least.

    You did a fabulous job on your daughter’s costume! She looks adorable!

  119. I´m really grateful, that all my family is in good health. Now that I have two small children it scares me, when I start to imagine what could happen to them (from fall-from-tree to run-down-by-a-car) and also to the grown ups. Sometimes I miss the time, when I didn´t think about these things. Very nice costume that you did for your little girl. Great idea!

  125. I am thankful for my family. I have the kind of family that no matter what we have each others back.

  128. I am thankful to God for many blessings…my family, my home, and my country, just to name a few!

  131. I’m thankful for bloggers, like you!, that share their great experiences with those of us that can’t attend just fabulous events! 🙂

  135. I am soooo grateful for my family, they are supportive and kind and love me no matter what.

    Did I see Charley Harper?!?! eeeee!!!

  137. I am thankful for my family – a wonderful husband and two daughters and our sweet, healthy, lively grandson. Who could ask for more!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, maybe a little more fabric sometimes:)

    Thank you

    sandyb720 at gmail dot com

  139. As many others who have posted, I too am grateful for my family and extended family. Too often I hear stories of families who just don’t get along and it makes me realize just how lucky I am. I am truly blessed to have great parents, siblings, children, and in-laws.

  146. I am thankful for my family and a husband that watches the kids when I want to get in some sewing time 🙂

  147. I’m grateful for my hubby, my dogs, my family, my new house, and my hobbies that keep me sane.

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