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

[Klarie]

You could make an awesome logcabin pillow cover out of it, I always wanted to try your logcabin as featured in the banner up above.
Five different fabrics would make an iteresting mix for the log cabin, just switch the order everytime, and it will become intentionally wonky ;)

[Diane H]

So pretty! I would make an adorable laundry peg bag shaped like a little girls dress.

[Diane K]

My 12 year old granddaughter is stuck on making pillows. I'd like to give this bundle to her and challenge her to expand her sewing skills with some patchwork! The fabric looks like her!

[Lee]

I would think summer and make a picnic quilt! Yeah! thank you!

[Umaesew]

I would make some Patchwork of the Crosses blocks for a nice fresh looking quilt. Thank you for the giveaway.

[Brenda Schonig]

I would mix it up with my Pam Kitty Morning fabrics and use it in my Farmers Wife quilt! I would also cut out some adorable dresses that hang from adorable printed hangers, I found on a Pinterest post, and mount them on 12 x 12 canvas and hang on the wall of my sewing room. Probably try to whip up a pin cushion or two to tie everything together.

[shauna]

a pretty stuffed mouse. I've been waiting for an excuse to use a pattern I found.

[Kris Van Allen]

Oh, this would have to be an apron!

[kathi]

farmer's wife, of course!

[Teresa@AureasKitchen]

I would love to sew a sew together bag to keep all my cross-stitching together.

Thanks

[Loretta Dale]

I would love to make a sweet baby quilt with these fabrics. It would be just adorable. I have never won anything like this before, so would love to be the winner!

[Alexandra]

I'd like to sew a little bag.

[Pam]

I would make a sweet vintage sewing kit to travel with all my handwork. Maybe start a little clamshell English paper pieced project. A new mini as a table topper. Oh so many ideas!!! Thanks for the inspiration!

[marj]

Adorable. I would probably make a table runner for my guest bedroom. Thanks for sharing.

[Valerie]

Time to get ready for SPRING! Thanks for the give away!

[Denise Cabral]

Your Honey Bee quilt.

[Terri Massie]

I would make my two out-of-state college daughters something sweet for Valentines Day! This
fabric is so precious. Thank you!

[Gail]

Best. Giveaway. Ever!

I would add this to my lovely, gorgeous, beautiful Pam Kitty stash from previous seasons, and one fine day make a Dresden plate quilt.

So glad to see your posts as ever, and thank you for the giveaway.

[Susan]

Easy peasy. I have been planning a simple one patch patchwork pillow and have been dreaming of using this collection. Thank you for a wonderful giveaway. :)

[Martha]

I'm in the process of making a hexi quilt and these would fit in just perfectly. And maybe some little purses for some of my cute little girl friends.

[Mary]

Fabrics look gorgeous.. I would use these fabrics to compliment my linen stash in order to make some small bags. Love your blog!

[Sheryl]

What pretty fabrics. I would make some sort of bag for my granddaughter

[Jan Richards]

I would use this Pam Kitty fun fabric to make my two youngest grandgirls each a
small tote bag. Thanks for a chance to win some of this lovely fabric.

[Rina]

The are so pretty and have such a airy feel about them that I would want to see them all the time so a new sewing machine cover is what it would be for me.

[Allysgrandma]

I would use it to make a toddler bed quilt for 5-month-old Pyper, since I made one out of Pam Kitty fabric for Allyson, her 6-year-old older sister.

[Beth T.]

Such sweet fabric. We have a new little niece, and I think these PMK designs would make the perfect beginnings for some quilt-as-you-go log cabins. Thanks for the generous giveaway--it can't be easy to part with such loveliness.

[Beth T.]

Such sweet fabric. We have a new little niece, and I think these PMK designs would make the perfect beginnings for some quilt-as-you-go log cabins. Thanks for the generous giveaway--it can't be easy to part with such loveliness.

[Beth T.]

Such sweet fabric. We have a new little niece, and I think these PMK designs would make the perfect beginnings for some quilt-as-you-go log cabins. Thanks for the generous giveaway--it can't be easy to part with such loveliness.

[Tammy]

Sew pretty!!!
I would make coasters with little hearts on them and a Thank Heaven for Little Girls Purse. I would tuck the coasters inside the little purse and bring them to my Valentine Sewing Day and give each of my sewing peeps a coaster...and chocolate of course!
Happy sewing everyone and good luck😘

[Sandy]

I would use them to piece a cute little pillow to rest on a toddle bed for my granddaughter (2) in my spare room. Totes Adorbz!

[Janie]

I would make place mats and coasters, for my screened in porch, they are beautiful.

[Rosana]

I'm from Brazil and I love your blog. Would use the fabric to line fixtures domes. They are beautiful!

(Sorry errors i do not speak english).

Kisses :)

[chickie brewer]

I Would like to make a cute table cloth and curtains.

[Nika Aksutina]

Hello, I am from Russia. I will be make a little bag for my girls and super little doll quilt for them! ;)

[Kathleen B]

Such lovely fabrics...I love Pam Kitty Garden! I'd make a gorgeous purse with them.

[Mary D]

I have a baby quilt to make for my cousin's first baby that is due in May 2015. This FQ bundle would make a beautiful quilt.

[Judy Cinerari]

I would use these fabrics to make a quilt for my first grand daughter who is to be born in June.

[Cindy A.]

I have a pattern by Anni Downs that these fabrics would be perfect for. I already have some of the Pam Kitty Picnic fabrics that I'll be using and these prints would be great coordinates. Thanks!!!

[janice lashley]

I am in love with this fabric line! I would make a cheerio quilt with it for my fiancé's niece who is taking care of both her mother and father who have incurable cancer. She is one of the most courageous souls I know and it would be nice to give her something that would comfort her.

[Ms. Sam Nicholson]

I think I would like to make some yoyo flowers to decorate either a quilt or a bag!!

[Karen McMahon]

I think the fabric would be perfect for a doll quilt for a very special little girl.

[Tabitha K.]

I love this fabric! I would definitely want to make a small lap quilt with this and maybe a pouch with any scraps left over. Thanks so much for the giveaway!

tdkcarpenoctem@hotmail.com

[Rachel]

Adorable fabrics!!! I'd love to make a doll quilt for my daughter

[Mrs. C]

I'm low on rose prints, but as I am strongly considering the name Rose if this baby is a girl, I could easily put these to use in a baby quilt or other sweet little happies!

[Melanie]

Such beautiful fabric! I would love to make a small quilt to hang in my sewing room so I could enjoy this fabric every day!

[Brenda Sizer]

My vision for these pretty fabrics would be a hexagon quilt. Given I have just learnt the art of hexagon making I can just picture them sitting pretty together on my bed.

[Anne Norvilla]

Oh my, I see a "Pinkalicious" Spring outfit for my four year old grand daughter! A pieced capelet trimmed with handmade bias tape, over a sweet ruffled dress. I'd make a little patchwork bag from the scraps for her to carry a small stuffed animal to match.

[Anita]

love those fabrics! I think they would make a cute sew together bag. Thanks for the giveaway:)

[Jennifer B.]

Cute, cute cute. Thanks To Pam Kitty and you, Kristyne, for the giveaway. I've been a huge fan of Pam Kitty fabrics for some time and these are perfect for two doll quilts I'm starting for my twin nieces.
Keep the inspiration coming.

[Sue Gribble]

I just love the whole Pam Kitty Garden collection. This bundle would make some lovely little bags. Thanks for the chance to win.