simply sweet giveaway ~ pamkittygarden!

Ok.  Who could think of a million things to make with this FQ bundle of PamKittyGarden from Simply Sweet Fabric?

Uh, ME!  LOL!

If you've got at least one idea and would like a chance to win this five-pack, please leave me a comment (not an email) sharing what you'd do with this fabric. 

This giveaway ends on Friday, January 30th and is open to all. :)

(Man do I ever love blogging!)

Comments

[Irena]

OH, it would be adorable Grandma's Flower Garden Pillows! Love it. Thanks. Irena

[Jessica]

Coordinating sister sun hats. They would be so very cute.

[Mara]

I think it would be fun to make a vintage patchwork apron with these fabrics.

[LINDA]

HI, I'd love to make a Valentines Table Runner for my daughter with these! Probably could think of 12 more projects too! Such adorable fabrics>Thanks for sharing!

[Linda Brown]

I would make some shorts for my great-niece.....

[Joyce Carter]

I would use these beautiful fabrics in a Grandmother's Fan quilt. Thank you for the giveaway.

[Debby]

Right now, I'm making several "Sew Together" bags for friends & family. I have a young niece who would love this fabric!

[Katherine]

So pretty! I'm picturing them becoming a sweet craft bag for my niece's Rainbow Loom and accessories. Thanks for the lovely giveaway!

[Cheryl]

I sew dresses and skirts for little girls in need along with other fun things -- this would be PERFECT! Thanks for the chance -- and so glad you love blogging!

[Jenny]

sure would make a cute fabric Easter basket for my daughter!

[Fran Daoust]

I may make quilt blocks or maybe cosmetic bags. Fun!

[Sandie @ crazy'boutquilts]

I would make small box bags for my DD and future DIL. Such sweet fabrics to play with! Thank you for the fun!

[merylee]

The fabric is so cheerful and retro. I'd make a picnic blanket. A wicker picnic basket would sit so proudly on this fabric.

[Lisa Marie]

I would share some of the fabric with my quilting BFF who is making some scrappy quilts for little girls -- these fabrics would be perfect! I'd keep a bit of it and make some zip pouches for small gifts.

[Robin Schick]

I would use these to make pencil bags or crayon caddies for Operation Christmas Child boxes. They would be awesome for little girls!!!

[Just Sew Sue]

I'd stroke them first and then make a project bag for myself. You can never have too many bags.

[Terry]

I would use these fabrics for tote bags. Thank you for this giveaway.

[Sharon B.]

I would love to use this with my other Pam Kitty fabric. You inspired me to try EPP and I love it. I am going to use the hexies in a Grandma's Flower Garden quilt. I just started quilting a little over a year ago and really love it. Thank for inspiring all of us with your beautiful projects!

[Joan H.]

This would make such a sweet quilt for our granddaughter.

[Suzanne Broadhurst]

These would make cute dresses or goody bags for hairbows for Operation Christmas Child.

[Phaye]

I would make a quilt (along with other fabrics) for cancer patients receiving treatment at our local hospital. The fabric is so cheery. Hopefully it would bring some cheer at a difficult time. Thanks for the chance to win

[Jeanice Shelley]

I think the possibilities are endless! I would start with some beautiful patchwork bibs for my soon-to-be granddaughter (due April 2015:)

[Marissa]

I'd make a pretty little tote for my 2 year old. She loves putting things in bags and carrying them around the house!

[Nancy hilderbrand]

would use them aa a quilt

[Deb B]

Golly what gorgeous fabric. This would look absolutely fabulous in a EPP hexie quilt to go in my vintage campervan. Drooooool XX

[Mariana]

I love these fabrics! I'd use them to make a bag for spring!

[Cindy]

Pretty! I would make some cute bags for my knitting on the go projects.

[Elizabeth]

I would love to make a doll quilt from the fabric for my Ikea doll bed. Thanks for the chance to win. eliz.i@sympatico.ca

[Lisa McGriff]

I'm going to a sewing retreat and I think this would make some great Dresden Pincushions!

[barbara woods]

it would make a beautiful baby girl quilt

[ThreadHeadClare]

I would love to use the PamKittyGarden fabric as the 'petals' in a dresden plate project I've started. Delicate embroidered flowers in the center, the petals with pretty fabric lit PamKittyGarden and then applique the 'plate' onto a hand quilted pillow. Really pretty fabric!

[Phoebe]

These are so lovely! I would love to make something for my first grandchild, a little girl who has a lovely pink room waiting for her arrival in April! Thanks for the offer!

[Sonja McLane]

These are s pretty!!!! sonjasmith76@yahoo.con

[Niki]

So beautiful! They would be so pretty for a table runner.

[jenn]

I would make a star quilt.

[Kathy Davis]

I would make my granddaughter a sweet little dress out of this sweet little fabric.

[linda]

Oh. My. Gosh. The beautiful pretties I could make using this fabric! :)

I remember paging through the ordering books of new designs by PamKitty every season just before Quilt Market (back when I owned a brick&mortar quilt shop). So lovely!

:) Linda

[Amanda C.]

I would use this gorgeous fabric to make a suite of sewing tools such as a Pincushion, thread snippet catcher, storage bag, and organizer bag for the ironing board. This fabric would match my décor beautifully!

[Linda Webster]

I would use this fabric to make a Spring table runner for my dining room table. The colours are so cheerful!

[Donna]

I would make an adorable doll quilt

[Lee]

These fabrics just scream little girl baby quilt to me so that is what I would make.

Thanks!

[Karen in Breezy Point]

Adorable fabrics! I would have to pet it awhile before making it into a tote or some other small project.

[Amy DeCesare]

If I had that bundle, I'd use it to make a set of kitchen accessories...pot holders, placemats, a table topper and some awesome mug rugs. I've got some teacups that would look so charming with these prints!

[Rosemary]

Awwww, this is beautiful.
I am adding my idea.
I would make some star blocks and a baby quilt for my daughter.
I can't believe it, I am gonna be a gramma!!!
and my 92 year old mum and dad will be great grandparents.
We are so excited.

[wendy browne]

I would make a pennant banner for my teen daughter's room. She spends so much time in there!

[Beth]

Oh wow , love those sweet fabrics. I have been planning a quilt for my granddaughter' big girl bed and the colors are perfect. Thanks for the chance to win.

[Marrianna Dougherty]

These are lovely fabrics. I would use them to make a small doll blanket for my granddaughter. Beautiful designs.

[MaryLou]

This is such sweet fabric - thought long and hard on what I would like to make with it, something that could be enjoyed and used everyday.. Sewing Machine Cover would be perfect for me... maybe a pincushion & cute scrap or thread container to go with..
Wonderful giveaway - someone will sure be lucky
Thanks for the chance.
MaryLou
Fun4Me1249@aol.com

[Connie]

Oh, these would make the sweetest trims, monograms and ruffles for burp cloths for my newest little neighbor, Juliana!

[Vicki]

I am such a Pam Kitty fan and I think Garden might be my favorite. I would either use this bundle as part of my Snapshots quilt or make something adorable for my seven-month old granddaughter.