I'm so excited to snoop around blogland! It's a great way to see some great talent, new blogs and get totally inspired- not to mention you could be a win some great goodies being offered!
Up for grabs are two Comma Charm Packs by Zen Chic. Simply leave a comment advising your favorite charm pack pattern! I'll pick a winner on Friday 5/10/13.
I have a new quilt to share!! A friend at work asked me to make a baby quilt for one of her friends, so I jumped at opportunity to use these 16 patches that I made a few weeks ago. The pattern comes from the Liberty Love book by Alexia Abegg. I totally love this book- and need to jump back into working on my Marcelle Medallion quilt!
I'll be back Friday to post a winner- thanks for stopping by!
Any Moda charm packs are wonderful! Your quilt is adorable..
ReplyDeleteOoooh. I love this line-- so modern and edgy! Fabulous quilt-- so many matching seams! palak.makeithandmade at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove that line...but I would also love some Honey Honey. =)
ReplyDeleteI really love the Comma fabric line. I just designed a cross quilt using charm squares from Comma. I could use a bit more!!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt would surely make the baby girl happy!:)
ReplyDeleteComma is actually one of my new favorites. I'm also in love with Notting Hill.
ReplyDeleteLoving the comma as well, I have a few throw pillows planned soon!
ReplyDeletedarling quilt!
Aside from the lovely Comma you mean?! I am rather fond of Happy Go Lucky just now too :-)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite charm pack pattern is the Charm Squares Baby Quilt by Oh, Fransson. I've used it 3 times.
ReplyDeleteOoh, that's a toughie. I used a Reunion charm pack to make a baby quilt a year or so ago, and it was the first time I'd used precuts. (And it was awesome!)
ReplyDeleteI haven't used a charm pack before, but I think granny squares are fun and would be great with a charm pack. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNine patches or charn dush are great to do with charmpacks, or use the pieces as one (no cutting at all) Great give away, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI like simple HST patterns for charm packs. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the four squared pattern in the Moda Bake shop. It looks really similar to the 16 patch pattern that you showed, but the larger squares are square-in-square.
ReplyDeleteI love using charm packs to do simple patchwork quilts. No cutting and they go together so quickly!
ReplyDeleteI like charm packs for simple baby quilts. Like this: http://pinterest.com/pin/60657926203600336/
ReplyDeleteI like disappearing 9 patch. It looks harder than it is.
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I've never tried a charm pack, if I won I'd need to do some research!
ReplyDeletei love to use charm packs to make half-square triangles, and from there you can make pinwheels or zig zags - lots of possibilities. :) fun giveaway!
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I'm a big fan of half square triangles, so many was to arrange them
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of fun using charm packs on the Xs and Os pattern from Olive Tree Textiles. Thanks for the chance to win! The quilt is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI've used charm packs for all kinds of things! They're the perfect amount to make table runners!
ReplyDeleteI love the disappearing nine patch
ReplyDeleteI love doing I-spy with charm packs!
ReplyDeleteAs someone else has already mentioned, the disappearing 9-patch is a great go to...as is the disappearing 4-patch pattern.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to try the Hat Trick pattern from Schnibbles.
ReplyDeleteI love the way the disappearing 4 patch and the nine patch look.
ReplyDeleteI just made a tumbler quilt and loved it!
ReplyDeleteI looooove the Moda Bakeshop Pinwheel Baby Quilt. The prairie points are adorable and babies love chewing on them!
ReplyDeleteI have purchased 2 charm packs but I have not used them yet. This will all be new to me. Just learning
ReplyDeleteI haven't really gotten into charm packs so don't have a favourite!
ReplyDeleteI've never purchased a charm pack before, but have done the disappearing 9 patch once before, which I think a charm pack would be perfect for.
ReplyDeleteWhatever charm pack is around is my favorite! I love the pattern on these!
ReplyDeleteI love the Queen Bee bag: http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/12/120-minute-gift-queen-bee-bag.html#more
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I haven´t got a charm pack, so I don´t have a favorite pattern.
ReplyDeletei've never bought a charm pack before, but i love this one! :)
ReplyDeleteI have never bought a charm pack before, so I'm now sure!
ReplyDeleteThere's a really cute patchwork bag on Sew Sweetness that's a free pattern that uses a charm pack.
ReplyDeletePosy is relly cute. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the Moda "coma" pack. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteFor charm packs, I've done a disappearing 9 block and it works great. Another option is cutting them into strips and alternate them. So excited you're giving away the comma charm pack!
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I love using charm packs to make puff quilts! You can find a pattern here: https://www.shoplocket.com/products/l3aj1-puff-quilt-pattern-pdf
ReplyDeleteI love the patterns in Little Bits Quilting Bee. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWell it's hard to choose a favorite but besides Comma, I'd love a Noteworthy charm pack so I could incorporate a bit of the line here and there. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love your finish! I made a Drunkard's Path quilt using Central park charm packs and it worked beautifully. Thanks so much for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteHard to choose, but maybe the Architextures line. I really like your 16 patch baby quilt. Super cute!
ReplyDeleteI've got a charm pack of Reunion that I'm so excited to cut into!
ReplyDeleteI really don't have a fabric just looking for inspiration myself
ReplyDeleteThe last charm baby quilt I made was with a pattern from BubbaChic. I don't even remember where I printed it off from its been so ling ago! lol
ReplyDeleteMy favorite charm pattern is Round & Round by Thimble Blossoms. I haven't started it yet, but I think it's so cute! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteCan't pick a favorite! I love any kind of fabric basically, because I sew so many different things. Great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI've actually never used charm packs, would love to - but here is a jelly roll pattern that I really love!
ReplyDeletehttp://englandstreet.blogspot.com/2012/08/salt-air-summer-in-park-quilt.html
Thanks for the opportunity.
My current favorite is Marmalade... you know it changes weekly though!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the opportunity to win!
krenthom @ gmail . com
anything French General!
ReplyDeleteI just boug Little Red Riding Hood charm pack by Riley Blake and it's just lovely! Thank you
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favourite - they're all so lovely, how do you pick just one? ;)
ReplyDeletethe charm pack quilt along from a while back is a great one
ReplyDeleteI'm new to charm packs, so I have no favorites yet.
ReplyDeleteComma is on my list of fabric I love.I haven't had many charm packs but they are fun. :) Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite charm pack pattern at the moment. I am looking for some good ones though!
ReplyDeleteI love the Splash charm pack from Connecting Threads. I also have the Nancy Drew pack waiting for the perfect pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love simple patchwork, but pinwheels are always fun too :)
ReplyDeleteOoh Comma is such a nice collection. I love my Architextures charm pack I just got, such a nice way to experiment with an entire line. Thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteI like the Ritzy Cracker pattern on Moda bakeshop..I made it with a few Sugar Pop charm packs and it's hanging up on my wall :)
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I love this line! I like to make pinwheels from Charm packs-thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like to make half square triangles and sew them together at random directions to make a cool quilt. thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love to needle turn Appliqur so this charm pack will Coe in handy
ReplyDeleteI just love to make half-square triangles out of charm packs, especially when pairing a solid charm pack with a printed one. Arrangement/design possiblities are endles with HSTs. So easy peasy!
ReplyDeleteI like making HSTs with charm squares, and then arranging them like the Warm and Cool QAL at In Color Order a couple of years ago!
ReplyDeleteI love solid charm square packs. I have so many prints and they allow me to make full quilts.
ReplyDeleteI like to use charm packs for Disappearing Nine Patch quilts.
ReplyDeleteI am hoping to get some Honey, Honey eventually. I made a baby quilt with a charm pack and black polka dot corners.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! To be perfectly honest, I know next to nothing about charm packs. I normally don't buy designer fabric!
ReplyDeleteI am a COMMA junkie! So many great charm patterns out there. Stacked coins is fun!
ReplyDeletelove kate spain charm packs....thanx for the opportunity....
ReplyDeleteI would have to say all of them. I am NOT picky!!
ReplyDeleteDisappearing nine patch.
ReplyDeleteLove making HST in a zig-zag pattern with charms, thanks! wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot com
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ReplyDeleteI don't work with pre-cuts very much, or patterns. I'd have to say my favorite use of charm squares are either simple squares with an alternate solid or HST.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
A disappearing 9 patch is my favorite/go to charm pack pattern. Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI've only ever made the Baby quilt by Oh Frannson using charm squares...would love to make something else though to work on my skills!
ReplyDeleteI would make the Scattered quilt from Modern Quilts from the Blogging Universe!
ReplyDeleteI haven't met a charm pack I don't like yet. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, want to make a comma bedroom quilt and those would help!! I love a simple 4 patch with sashing.
ReplyDeleteI love Bonnie and Camille's Vintage Modern, they were my first charm pack buy!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy just using them for HSTs. Then play with various layouts.
ReplyDeleteI love making simple patchwork. I also like pairing charms with neutrals to make HSTs. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteHSTs.
ReplyDeleteI never used a charm pack, so I don't know yet... But if I win this pack I could try out a pattern.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this giveaway!
Sweet! Thanks for the awesome giveaway! I love the Around the Block Quilt Pattern by Sweet Jane's Quilting and Design
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I am into HST's at the moment-with a solid background fabric you could make pinwheels, a chevron quilt, square in square...so many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic giveaway! I'm a little embarrassed to admit that, while I have a dozen or so charm packs, I don't really sew anything with them! Or, if I do, it isn't in a single line project, but in a scrappy, multi-fabric-line project. The one charm pattern I've used in one I designed myself.
ReplyDeleteI don't really use patterns. I usually design something myself. My last charm pack is being used for a star baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've never used a charm pack for anything, but I would love to give it a try. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway Jess! My favorite pattern for charm squares is shown in this photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/shanleytulip/8198958292/in/pool-sdmqg. I don't know the original source, but it uses 1.5" or 2" strips on two sides of the charm.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. If there are enough repeats, I like a plus quilt pattern using charms.
ReplyDeletecute fabric! I love charm packs!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance! I love to cut charm packs into half square triangles - so quick!
ReplyDeleteRic Rac Schnibbles Charm Pack Pattern
ReplyDeleteMiss Rosie's Quilt Company Schnibbles Pattern
Thanks for the giveaway!
I think I would use a charm pack for chevron quilt or HSTs. Thanks!
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HST!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE SarahB Designs' Windy Days Quilt on the Moda Bakeshop website.
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I recently brought a charm pack of Marmalade by Bonnie & Camille - I intend to add simple plain strips around either side before sewing them together to make a lap quilt! I figured this should be nice and simple to do.
ReplyDeleteI love a charm pack to make a baby quilt with. Mix in some solids, and voila! Thanks for the great giveaway, and I love that Posy quilt!
ReplyDeleteI like charm packs! They are perfect for a baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love charm packs - just simple patchwork quilts with a border - they look great. Thanks for a lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI like charm packs because you can put them all together without having to pick out colors and the quilt comes out so nice. Plus NO CUTTING
ReplyDeleteIt's way too difficult to chose just one charm pack - I change my mind all the time & there are so many gorgeous patterns out there. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI love to make HST stars from charm packs, they're quick and handy to sew and turn out gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love using charm packs for basic patchwork blocks, or HSTs, or even a Disappearing Nine Patch!
ReplyDeleteI love using them to make drunkards path blocks! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe Irish chain quilt. It's lovelly!
ReplyDeleteI am very new to quilting, so I really stick to the plain sew squares together! Thanks for the giveaway. Ana
ReplyDeleteI´m collecting some charm packs at the moment to make a butterfly quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've seen some adorable charm pack quilts on Pinterest. I like simple patterns that let the fabric really shine. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLots of white and the charm pack's sqares in between.
ReplyDeleteehodasz at yahoo dot com
I have never done a quilt with charm packs, but just won some mini ones and I am thinking that a simple square patchwork is the way! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI haven't used a charm pack quilt pattern, but I hope to someday soon.
ReplyDeletecharms are great for drunkard path and HST quilts. thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI use charm packs to make skirts for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteI have to go with simple patchwork, I always love it!
ReplyDeleteI love patchwork but I am making lots of hst quilts right now haha
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I'm actually not much of a pattern girl - I like to use charm packs for the variety of prints that one gets in them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! greycatquilts (at) yahoo (dot) com
I like to play improve with charm packs for small items like mug rugs
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE sewing with charm packs and a Schnibbles or This & That pattern!
ReplyDeleteJust basic squares. Everyother square white and every other patterned. I also followed you on bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite pattern but if I won I would be on the lookout for a good table runner pattern. I usually just do squares or half square triangles.
ReplyDeleteI love using them for big HSTs.
ReplyDeleteI love to make hourglasses with charm packs - I dearly love Comma. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI like using charm packs to make wall hangins from the Schnibbles books by Carrie Nelson (Miss Rosie). Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove charm packs and Comma is so cute!
ReplyDeleteHELLO! LOVE YOUR GIVEAWAY!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
LIKING "THIS+THAT PATTERN" OR HST'S+CREAM SOLIDS!
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HST or even just a standard brick pattern because its immediate gratification :)
ReplyDeleteThe pattern I would like to make is called Snowballs and Diamonds. Thanks for the give away
ReplyDeleteI rarely use a pattern, I do what the fabric design tells me to do. I tend to like simple, elegant, and modern. I LOVE Comma!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a baby quilt....something simple.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny, I don't use patterns very often. But I do like the look of simple patchwork, which is what I usually do with charm packs!
ReplyDeleteI usually just sew them together in whatever way pleases me, w/o the aid of a pattern.
ReplyDeleteFawn
Too many to pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteI just bought my first charm pack ever... Love the many options!
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I like using the twister ruler when I sew with charm packs. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI dont have a favorite, may be because Ive never used charm packs before. This would be my first!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered these little gems and my first project using them was a tote bag :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely giveaway, thanks for the chance to win :)
I love making Dresden plates with charm packs!
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Oh I love this line! Charm packs are great for baby quilts!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't bought any charm pack...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the chance.
I love cherry christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love comma. Thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI am still mad that I missed out on the packs of Bliss for Moda. I love that fabric line.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! racergirl1313 AT hotmail DOT com
I don't have a favorite pattern, but I do like Pinwheels, and Nine Patch, and Checkerboard...I'm just as likely to sew all the squares together without any pattern at all. They're fun to work with!
ReplyDeleteI have made several one-patch quilts with charm packs because I hate to cut them up!
ReplyDeletei love making Schnibble patterns out of charm packs
ReplyDeleteI like a simple patchwork. No pattern needed
ReplyDeleteI like PB &J! atabanana29(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI'm new to charm packs so I have no idea :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the entry into your drawing. My favorite charm pack pattern would probably be a cut up 9 patch.
ReplyDeleteNthnButMoonshine[at]gmail[dot]com
I've made this charm pack pattern before - it turned out nicely for a baby quilt. :)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dontcallmebetsy.com/2011/11/sweet-girlie-charm-square-quilt.html
Thanks for the chance!
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Charm packs are great for pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteI have never used a charm pack but I think it would be fun to use them for hexies.
ReplyDeleteI love crazy nine patch blocks
ReplyDeleteTerrific giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!
I LOVE charm packs! I made three quilts with charm backs after christmas where I simply sewed the squares together. Now I am using charm packs and sewing them into half-square triangles and then sewing them into pinwheels. I would be overjoyed to win these comma ones. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful baby quilt! I really like the over the rainbow batiks by Moda. I'd love to use it to make a table runner.
ReplyDeletecomma is my fave so I am super excited about this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI usually don't purchase charm packs, but I think I would love a chance to try out an entire fabric line instead of just having to choose a few patterns out of the series. Solids would always be useful, but modern patterned fabric, like comma, would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteI can't pick a favorite! I usually start with a color scheme I like and work from there
ReplyDeleteI really like chevrons from charm packs :)
ReplyDeleteI love to make Disappearing Nine Patches with charms.
ReplyDeleteI want to try the Zig Zag table runner on Missouri Star Quilt
ReplyDeleteTo hard to pick a favorite but usually something with small prints!
ReplyDeleteI like making large granny squares from charm packs. Easy peasy!
ReplyDeleteI found Tickled today and it is really fun!
ReplyDeleteI like Oh Deer! by MoMo.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I love comma!
ReplyDeleteComma. I'd love to turn it into a twister quilt. Wonderful giveaway, thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteStacked coins are perfect for charms!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt! Boho is my latest fave in charm packs. Just can't get enough of it. Comma has been on my list to get since it came out. Fingers crossed :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a really cute quilt. All the squares are so feminine. I like so many patterns and fabric lines and I'm not sure what you are asking. I really like to make stars and flying geese lately and charm packs are perfect for HSTs. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI can't pick just one. Though Comma is pretty cute!
ReplyDeleteso many to pick from but i did love the terrain charm packs
ReplyDeleteI like your giveaway! I just finished a "scrappy" using two charm packs. Super easy with 9-patch blocks.
ReplyDeleteCharm packs are ideal for HST. I'm knee deep in a value(ish) HST quilt. Also love the look of them - but haven't done one yet - for granny squares. And depending on the line, you just can't beat using them as is, and having a simple squares quilt!
ReplyDeletePinwheels! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI love the Coma! Very unique, but I also love Noteworthy and Type! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love to make placemats with charms and I think that Comma would make a funky setting!! Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteI love the D9p, it is easy and you can get a couple different looks depending how you lay out the blocks. red_murray2@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite to use with a charms pack is a disappearing nine patch. Super easy and quick!
ReplyDeleteI've never actually done a quilt specifically designed for charm packs so I'd love the chance to choose a pattern to use with these.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that I have ever made a quilt specifically with charm packs in mind. I think it would be great to use the charms to make a zig zag quilt or a HST quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've never bought a charm pack before so I would be nice to win this and try it out.
ReplyDeleteI can not say I have ever used a charm pack before. I bought my first one last month so I will certainly be skimming the responses for some ideas of what to do with it.
ReplyDeletei usually use them in half or quarter sq triangles. Thanks for the chance to enter your giveaway
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely. I love the Comma line of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love the Irish Chain pattern...but then, I'm Irish!
ReplyDeleteI love a good hidden nine patch with charm squares. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to try the comma.
ReplyDeletecharms are great for the Coming Home pattern in Camille roskelley's book Simplify. easy to put together and really fun.
ReplyDeleteI like to do a nine patch quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have bought charm packs for applique projects. I am on the lookout for a good table runner pattern for a charm pack.
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