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Sponsored Giveaway: Fat Quarter Shop!

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Be excited, be very excited!  Today I have a fabulous fabric giveaway from one of my super awesome blog sponsor’s, Fat Quarter Shop!  The Fat Quarter Shop always has the newest pretty fabrics on the market, they seriously always have the best lines in stock, and you can buy them in lots of different cuts including but not limited to fat quarters, jelly rolls, and charm packs.  They have the perfect specialty cuts of fabric just waiting for your next project!
So guess what!  Today the Fat Quarter Shop will be giving away ONE jelly roll of Circa 1934 by Cosmo Cricket to one of you…how sweet is that!
Just look at all the great fabrics in this line!  I love, love, love the vintage feel and those colors…ahhh pretty!

A few other lines that I love in their shop right now are Ruby from Bonnie and Camille…

And Secret Garden by Sandi Henderson in Midnight…love the deep, rich colors in this line!  
Okay, so to win the Jelly Roll of Circa 1934 from the Fat Quarter Shop you can do any of the following just remember please leave one comment for each entry (up to 4 entries per person)
1.  Tell me what you’d make with this jelly roll pack, I love to hear all your creativity!
2.  Like Fat Quarter Shop on Facebook HERE and go introduce yourself, let them know you came from here!
3.  Like Smashed Peas and Carrots on Facebook HERE
4.  Be/Become a Follower of Smashed Peas and Carrots (found in the left side bar!)
I’ll pick a winner on Saturday morning October 1st!
Good Luck!
XOXO,

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Comments

  3. Teresa says

    How totally cool! Im dying to make a set of quilted placemats for my daughters new apt. That jellyroll would be awesome! Just found your site a few days ago and am following you via my blog. 🙂

  7. Knit and Purl Mama says

    1. Tell me what you’d make with this jelly roll pack, I love to hear all your creativity:

    I’m starting my first ever quilting class in October! I would love to have a start of a fabric stash for the class! 😉 We’re going to start with a baby sized crib quilt. I can’t wait!

  24. Liz says

    I have never had a jelly roll before! I love this fabric! I would make something from Fresh Fabric Treats book–possibly the postage stamp pillow!

  38. caralyn says

    My sister-in-law is expecting her first little bit…and they’re not finding out what it is! The suspense is killing me! I’d like to make a sweet little gender-neutral quilt for the babe-to-be’s room.

  56. Bethany says

    I’d make one of those quilt where you make one looooong strip and then keep folding it in half and sewing on the looooooong edge until you have a throw-sized quilt. These smaller prints would be perfect for that. Also – I never win anything so you should pick me for that reason 🙂

  64. Ashlea Walton says

    I will try to make a cute patch work dress for my daughter…and one for her dolly with the rest 😉

  74. Beth G says

    Follow them and you on FB, and am subscribed to your blog (which is fab by the way!). These fabrics would make beautiful headbands and flower clips for my daughers’ hair! Thanks for the chance to win. 🙂

  103. M. Muenich says

    And I would make something very cute for my friend’s soon-to-be daughter she’s adopting from China. So excited for them both! [and who doesn’t love to make little girls clothes?]

  108. Brandy says

    I would make a quilt and if I had some fabric left over I would also make some fabric flower headbands 🙂

  109. Becca says

    I would make some raglan pillowcases for my couch. My kids have used our pillows as chew toys and snot rags and I’m desperate for something cute!

  116. Randi says

    Awesome giveaway! I think I would patch them all together and make a kitchen set (oven mitts, handtowels, an apron, and maybe even an apron for the dish soap!)

  119. rebecca says

    Um… I really love the You and Me Always Quilt that was in their last Newsletter. I think I may use the jelly roll to make that… I was also thinking of making a crocheted rug for the backdoor, and these are the perfect colors.

  133. The Happy Ranter says

    Oh, so many things I could make with that! I’m thinking brooches, stuffies, etc. The typewriter keys would be great for a patchwork journal cover. I think the question is more ‘what wouldn’t I make?’

  137. Ayelet says

    What a great giveaway. I love the Ruby bundle. I’ve been trying to make a quilted ruffled skirt for my 6y old dd. This would make such a great set for that skirt.

  192. scottylover says

    Love this fabric! I would use it for a sizzlin’ 60’s quilt. I have the book and ruler, just haven’t made it yet! Need a jelly roll really badly… hint hint! 🙂

    Sandy A

  197. lafondsi says

    I have so many projects in mind for my kids. Don’t know where to start! I did see a cute quilted diaper bag awhile back that is on my to do list.

  200. Anna Johnson says

    I’ve never quilted and would love to use this as an opportunity to start!

    anna_marie_johnson at yahoo dot com

  205. Jessie says

    I like your Facebook page and left a message, I liked the fat quarter page and left a message saying hi from you, and I also became a follower of your blog.

  206. Kathryn says

    I would make a quilt, but I would try to do the Swoon quilt by Camille Roskelley – I love it soooo much! Great giveaway, goodluck to everyone!

  212. EAbbate says

    I like you and Fat Quarters and I am a follower! Love your stuff!!! Love their stuff!! I would make a quilt for myself since I am a bit quilt obsessed at the moment!!!

  213. Kelly says

    I think I would make some small bags. I have currently into small bags. (My coins, pencils, makeup, etc. are very spoiled right now! ;))

  226. Julie says

    Oh my, I so want to win this one. I would use a Fat Quarter to start on my husband’s t-shirt quilt he’s been begging me to start. We are talking t-shirts from all of his races from the last 20 years.

  229. Robin says

    I’ve been pouring over quilting books/blogs for days now, wanting to get started on my first one! This would be the perfect motivation…

  233. Rhissanna says

    and…if I won this, I’d make a ‘Hot Librarian’ doll, complete with a short skirt, long jacket, fishnet stockings and a pair of cute little spectacles.

    Take a memo, Miss Moneypenny.

  247. Monica says

    I recently saw a tutorial on using a jelly roll to do a ruffle pillow. It had an ombre look and was beautiful. As usual, I forgot to “Pin it” and can’t find that tutorial right now. Anyway, that’s what I want to try with the jelly roll-a ruffle pillow!

  250. tpott says

    I’m not really sure what I’d make, I have so many great books and patterns for jelly rolls. It would be a very hard decision. Thanks again! ;->

  251. Hilachas says

    I’ve never made anything with a jelly roll and would love to have one for sewing together a quilt too. Thanks for the opportunity to win your giveaway.

  254. Kathy says

    I am a new follower to Smashed Peas and Carrots. Wow! 3165 followers! This must be the place to be. Glad I found this blog thanks to Linda at Stray Stitches 🙂

  270. Deborah in Atlanta says

    I’m a quilt and tote/bag kinda gal, so I’d make that. LOVE that red Circa 1934 fabric with the numbers (top right-hand corner of the photo). It’s yummy. That’s going to be a fun fabric to work with.

  291. Leslie says

    this is a awesome giveaway. i love fat quarter shop. i think i probably get the majority of my fabric fro there. i am not on facebook, but i am already a follower of your blog!!

  295. Becky says

    I think I’d start with an apron, and then see what else I could use the fabric for in my kitchen – the colors would be perfect in there!

  303. Becca says

    My Mom just “down-sized” to a new home. These colors would be perfect for making her a small throw quilt or some decorative pillows.

    beccachristensen at hotmail dot com

  310. Regina says

    I would make… something marvelous! I don’t really know sometimes until I unroll all those strips and they “speak”… sometimes I have one pattern in mind and change my mind when I see the fabric in person.

  317. Trisha says

    It’s a hard decision to decide what I’d make but I think I’d make a bedspread for my son’s new room in the basement. I’ve been wanting to make a quilt for a while but haven’t dared tackle the project. These packs really speed up the fabric choosing process.

  318. Lindsey says

    I would like to make potholders and other kitchen accessories. 🙂 Thanks for the great giveaway!

    Lindsey
    ladyufshalott at yahoo dot com

  326. Marcia W. says

    If I should win this jelly roll pack, then I will make a quilt — perhaps a zig zag quilt with some solids too. Thanks for the chance. alternate email mlwright29(at)hotmail(dot)com

  334. Marcia W. says

    We already liked you on FB and left a comment for you too. Margaret and Marcia the butterfly avatar under mlwright29(at)hotmail(dot)com
    Thanks for the giveaway

  352. poppyinpink says

    I think that fabric would do well in a quilt, I have been on the hunt for some masculine fabrics for my teenage nephews, this might just do it. Thank-you!

  356. Gen Dailey says

    I graduated from college recently, and my mother-in-law gave me a sewing machine as a gift. I’ve been having so much fun with it! I first came across your blog because I was looking for a fun dress or skirt pattern, and I found your lovely empire-waist dress pattern! It has been a blast looking through your projects – it inspires me to do fun, creative things here!
    Anyway, long story short, I have been making squares of leftover fabrics and old t-shirts so I can make my very first quilt. (Maybe as a Christmas present for my husband??) Pre-cut squares of such colorful fabric would be so much fun to incorporate into that quilt.
    Regardless, thanks for the fun posts and creative ideas! 🙂