Showing posts with label QAYG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label QAYG. Show all posts

Monday, May 6, 2013

It's GiveAway Day! with Sew, Mama, Sew!


This GiveAway is NOW CLOSED 
Click Here to see the winner.
It's Sew, Mama, Sew! GiveAway Day!!
I would like to share a little about myself for those that are new to my blog.
I'm a graduate student by day and a Etsy shop owner by night.
I sew whenever I get a chance.
I mostly have been making quilts lately but started off sewing clothes for my nieces.
I just recently started learning QAYG or quilt as you go.  
Here is my latest QAYG endeavor.


I also have been playing around with paper piecing.
A couple of weeks ago I made this beauty.


I can't wait till all my classes are done so I can get back down to business on my Marcelle Medallion Quilt.  I've made it to the 3rd border so far. (but I don't have it shown in this picture)



But I know your thinking where is the giveaway already...


I'm loving the new Chevron colors by Riley Blake and since I sell fabric on Etsy, of coarse that's what I'm giving away.



The Giveaway is half yard cuts (2.5 yards total) of each new chevron color by Riley Blake.
International entries welcome!
Just leave a comment to enter.
I would love to hear about what types of fabric you are buying right now.
(bright, geometric, blenders, a specific collection, or brand just for some examples)

Also, if you are one of my facebook fans I would love to give you an extra entry so just leave an additional comment saying your a fan.
If you not a facebook follower you can follow here!


Giveaway ends at 5:00 PM PST on May 10th
Winner will be announced on May 11th
Good Luck!

Saturday, November 10, 2012

A QAYG 241 Tote

I finally decided to dip my toe in the "quilt as you go" craze.

I have been wanting to make the 241 Tote by noodlehead for a long time.

Since I was able to pick up some Echino at sample spree I thought this would be the perfect project to fussy cut some of it.

The echino fabric paired up with Chicopee nicely and

I was super thrilled with how it turned out!








The QAYG method was a lot of fun and I definitely  will be doing more of it.

I was able to use a lot of fabric scraps along with my fussy cuts and

I just love how each panel you make will be unique and the possibilities endless!

The one downside...

my sewing room in now a complete mess!!!

Happy Sewing,

alician
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