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Today’s day 21 in our month long National Craft Month Giveaway. Come visit our blog every day to enter to win a different prize of the day. Find the contest rules and enter below.
Fabulous Fat Quarter DIY Bag
Today’s featured project is from Jimmy Beans Wool. Do you have a few extra fat quarters left from another project? Try creating this Fabulous Fat Quarter DIY Bag. It’s a great way to use some of your left over fabric and create a fun new accessory.
This pattern is included in the 18 Projects Every Crafter Wants free eBook. Celebrate National Craft Month with us by crafting the great projects in this free downloadable eBook
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Enter to Win Today’s Prize
Today’s prize is from Jimmy Beans Wool. Enter to win a bouquet of Fat Quarters to help you quilt your heart out!
In order to win today’s prize, all you need to do is:
- Like the FaveQuilts Facebook page here, AND
- Like the Jimmy Beans Wool Facebook page here, AND
- Leave a comment on this blog post below telling us:
How do you use fabric in your crafting projects?
Don’t miss your chance to stock up your craft stash and win more than $2,000 in crafty prizes! There’s something for everyone in this epic craft giveaway…trust us, you don’t want to miss this one! You can enter to win this awesome assortment of prizes once a day throughout the month of March.
OFFICIAL RULES FOR DAILY CONTEST
- There is a maximum of one entry per person. The entry will be based upon a comment left on this blog post. Duplicate comments will be deleted and are not tallied.
- You must “like” both the FaveQuilts Facebook and the Jimmy Beans Wool Facebook pages to be eligible.
- Winner will be selected at random from the comments on this blog post below.
- Winner will be announced here on the blog tomorrow as well as contacted by the email address provided.
- You have until tonight, March 31st, 2014 at 11:59p EST to leave your comment on this post. Comments posted after that will not be counted.
- Contest open to anyone 18+ in US and/or Canada.
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I dream of fabrics and the joy they bring me. Even the ting craps as used with the grads to make crafts with a little fabris and glue.
In the past year I have become a quilter, so most of my fabrics go to quilts, but I am getting excited about trying smaller projects for gifts also, especially totes
I love to sew! I’m hoping to start work on my first quilt this summer.
Those fabrics are so beautiful. They could be used in so many spring projects.
I like the fat quarter pattern. The fat quarter has interested me for some time. I just didn’t know the formal name for what I have been doing all along. Thank you for all the “Great” projects you put on your site.
I like to make small projects like burp cloths and small quilts.
I would love to win!
As primarily a quilter I like to use fabric to make quilts! I also use it to make purses, totes and household items – potholders, aprons, pillowcases etc. I love fabric and anything that can be done with it.
A lap quilt
I love to use scraps, fat quarters to make doll clothes for my grandbabies.
Never can have to much fabric. I would love to win.
Fabrics can be used to ‘make’ a project or as an accessory to a project. Depends on my project and mood.
TRYING TO USE UP MY FAVORITES IN QUILTS….
I would definitely use it for a charity quilt. 99% of my stash goes for others. Thanks for doing this!
i love various projects. dresses for my granddaughters, making quilts, baby blankets, bibs, etc. i would love to win this
I don’t craft with fabric much anymore. However, I knit a handbag that I will be lining with silk. If I win this fabric, it will go to my mom, who loves to quilt!
I liked everything so I can win!! Love to sew, knit, crochet and craft!
I love fabric. I think I have enough for a store lol BUT, then we never have enough. I stop in at my local stores and just have to LOOK. Then always walk out with something, I make clothes, doll clothes, quilts, and am teaching some of my grand girls to sew. Can always use more.
I make many a nursery quilts.
Use for lap quilts, dolls, doll clothing, furniture, etc. Love It.
I like to make small projects
I use fat quarters to make all kinds of bags-make up, sunglasses, sewing kit, project bags for crochet work, etc. They work great for making doll clothes & totes for doll accessories, doll house furnishings & doll quilts for my Granddaughters, I also use them to line the crocheted purses & bags I make, they work great to mix, making very pretty “patchwork” bags & linings. I’m making accessory bags for the girls to keep a brush, lip balm & small tissue pack inside their backpacks now.
I am a quilter. I think about fabric and patterns all day. Sometimes that interferes with my job…. If dinner could be made with fabric, I might cook more often!
I’m a seamstress and a crafter. I use fat quarters in making purses, doll dress’s stuffed animals, even piecing them together for clothing and quilting or making a cushion. There is an unmesurable amount of ways to fabrics and I love trying them all…
I like to make home decorating things.
I like both webpages very much, especially the Jimmy Beans wool because it reminds me of
a color wheel for fabrics. I use fabric in my quilting and my sewing, which I enjoy very much.
Dorothy Moore
making placemats
I use my fabric to make cute hair bows and matching dresses for my first and only grand daughter, Lillian.
Ive been making vibrant little purses with leather and fabric. I love machine embroidery as part of any project!
I Like to make stuff and give it away.
I am addicted to fabric. It is like being in a candy store. I can’t get enough. I love to quilt. The best part of a project is picking out the fabric and deciding how you will put it to use.
I quilt, so I use a LOT of fabric, but I also knit, crochet, weave and just general crafts so I am always making something.
I make quilts, dresses, I also like to crochet.
I am building a collection and I am also use them to make AG doll clothes. I hope to one day make a quilt.
I am always excited to see new fabrics and patterns and cannot wait to use them for a project. I always envision the project when I see the fabric, just as if the fabric was speaking to me and telling me which project would be best for its use.
I use fabrics for everything I see on Pinterest! I normally use it to do bags and baby stuff 🙂
I mostly scrapbook but I love using fabric on my layouts
I use fabric to make lovey’s (security blankets) & crochet around the fabric, we use it on smash books, pillows and so much more! I’ve been adventuring in sewing both blankets & clothing oh and an occasional stuffy or tote bag for family & friends 🙂
As a new sewer I use leftover fabric to try new small projects for my kids and nephews
I use fabric to make charity quilts, clothes, soft toys…a variety of things really – even decorate and redo furniture. Right now I’m making a Veteran’s quilt in red, white and blue with a touch of gold, then a couple of baby quilts. feels good to give back to the community.
I love creating quilts for cancer patients. Fun to have different fabrics and make different quilts.
I am starting a small business from my home making bags and quilts Fabric is a lifestyle for me.
I use them in ATC’s and making quilts.
I enjoy many many forms of sewing, from making very cute toy, quilts, textile art and mixed media work.
I give most of my items away to friends and family who would like them and donate items to animal charities to rase funds. With left over fabric and wadding, I make animal beds for the same animal charities, nothing goes to waist 🙂
Crafting and sewing is in my veins and I sew or read books of new methods of making and creating.
I am just starting to quilt and sew again
Not only do I make quilts i also use material to make message boards and for other odd crafts and my daughter and I go to the swap meet and sell them. Love that fabric!
Melissa Soto
I crochet handbags and line them with fabric, crochet pillows with fabric on the back, make pillow cases with crocheted edgings, and much more! This would be a dream come true!