GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED. Winner announced HERE.
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| All Robert Kaufman fabrics: Jingle Snowmen, Presents, Candy Canes, Gingerbread Men, Jingle Penguins and Spot on in Holiday |
Aren't they cute?! I love the bright colors and whimsical prints. I can think of soooooo many projects that would be perfect to make from these fabrics.
We are going to keep this giveaway quick and easy so we can hurry up and get the fabrics to the lucky (random) winner before we get any closer to the holidays!
Fabrics included in prize:
Jingle Canes in Holiday- Ann Kelle for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Presents in Holly- Anne Kelle for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Gingerbread in Holly- Anne Kelle for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Jingle Snowmen in Holly- Anne Kelle for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Jingle Penguins in Pink- Anne Kelle for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Spot on in Holiday- Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Entry deadline: Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012 at 11:59PM EST. Winner will be selected and announced on the Monday, Oct. 22nd blog post.
How to enter the giveaway:
1. "Like" the Hypernoodle Fabrics Facebook page HERE.
2. Leave a comment below telling me what you plan to make with the 6 yards of Christmas fabric if you win.
To learn more about our sponsor- Hypernoodle Fabrics click HERE to read my intro post.
GOOD LUCK!
Ohhh would love to make some table runners or Xmas tree skirts..
ReplyDeletemalmort01 at optonline.net
christmas quilt for new grandbaby! whoo hoo! gotta get that in while debates are on!
ReplyDeleteAll Done :) I would love to make some gifts for my family. My boy would love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your tutorials. I love them. Keep on going :)
Sorry for the bad English
Best regards
Joana
I want this fun fabric to make children's placemats
ReplyDeleteOMG i love them!!
Deletei'd make xmas jammies for my kiddo's, stockings and a xmas tree skirt!
thanks!!! jkblack@live.ca
I would love to make my girls a few twirly layered ruffle skirts or even a Christmas quilt.
ReplyDeletemhpgallegos1717@verizon.net
I am having a baby soon and would love to make a Christmas quilt for him!! =)
ReplyDeleteI would use it to make Christmas pillowcases for all my nieces and nephews.
ReplyDeleteIf I win I would make a table runner/placemats,and juicer and blender covers.
ReplyDeleteMy mother taught my 8 year old daughter how to sew over the summer (made her first lap quilt)& I would love to teach her how to make a wall hanging or help her with another lap quilt!!! Thanks for this opportunity! :)
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with this Christmas Fabric!!! I would make some adorable dresses!!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of making some super cute Christmas napkins for our fun Christmas parties we host every year! :)
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DeleteA small tree skirt for our Charlie Brown tree :-) maybe matching table runner
ReplyDeleteLiked Hypernoodle!
ReplyDelete6 yards of fabric w/ a toddler ... a lot of cute christmas outfits and maybe a pillowcase or two and of course something else from one of your video tuts... you're a great teacher!!!! Thanks!
good luck all!:)
"like"d the page and I would LOVE to win this beautiful fabric to make my three girls dresses and my son a tie for Chritmas!
ReplyDeletePS: thank you for all your wonderful tutorials, I would be LOST without them!
I have a list of things to make with the fabric. I know my 4 year old will want something with the penguins since that is her favorite animal. I will make some embroidered charms for canisters and cookies. My list can go on and on.
ReplyDeleteI'm a beginner quilter and I would love to win these fabrics, so YOU...Crafty Gemini can continue to teach me Crafty projects with them. They're so colorful and I am addicted to fabrics! PLEEEEEEEEZE? I hope I win. I too am a Gemini :)
ReplyDeleteI think I can make 2 tree skirts. One to keep and one to share.
ReplyDeleteI "liked" the page. I would love to win the fabric, they are such beautiful fabric! I would make a stocking for my son and rest of family for Christmas and a cute Christmas table runner! Thanks so much for the chance at winning. I love your tutorials and everything!!
ReplyDeleteStockings, stockings, stockings. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
Cynthia
I have a few things I want to do, a banner, a quilt for my new baby girl due in Dec or some Christmas placemats.
ReplyDeleteDiana Castro
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Thank you for a wonderful site and all your awesome sewing tutorials! If I were to win the fabric I would use it to make a quilt for a sick, less blessed, abused, neglected and/or abandoned child. That is what our ministry does. Thank you for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, i'd love to win this! So many things i'd love to make! I'd love to make some christmas gift bags for my boys and little cousins. I'd also love to make a ruffle skirt for my little cousin (the only girl) I love making her girly stuff! Hmm what else...a little something for the house at christmas...I could totally see a table runner with one of those fabrics. oh, i'm also picturing something neat with bells for the door. So many options!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI could make many things. Banner, placemats, skirt for my daughter, tie for my son! Love all your tutorials!
ReplyDeleteTable Runner!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gret idea I LOVE this fabric choice by the way I will make applique embroidered shirts and matching skirts for the girls and emnroidered tie shirts for the boys whooo hoo
ReplyDeleteI will be making cute little Christmas boxers for my nieces and nephews for Christmas...ty for a great giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI would use the fabric to make some little baggies to hold some goodies for christmas.
ReplyDeleteI plan on making homemade Christmas stockings as gifts since Im short on cash this year and this would help ALOT. I love your videos btw, you are so good at teaching and makingnit easy to understand!
ReplyDeleteI would of course, make some sort of awesome peice of clothing to wear.
ReplyDeleteI make purses with my fabrics.
ReplyDelete6 yards would be enough to make a couple of dresses for my daughter and to donate some super cute baby goodies to the local hospital. I just love those penguins!!
ReplyDeleteI need to make our stockings this year, this would be perfect or even a tree skirt!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute fabrics! I think they would make a cute little quilt or even fabric gift bags :)
ReplyDeleteDone! I would to try to make stockings for the first time for the family and a skirt for my daughter with a matching applique for my son on a t shirt. Some coasters and some hair pretties. Oh I have a ton of things I need to do, huh? LOL Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI would try to make a quilted stoking for my baby's first Christmas. Also these prints woul look great as Holiday aprons to give as gifts.
ReplyDelete-Chickie
Would love to start my first quilting projects and a tea cosy for my grandmother.
ReplyDeletePillow case dresses, wristlets and a Christmas tree skirt :)
ReplyDeleteWould love to make gift bags and pillows!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this fabric, I would like it so that I can make some bibs for Christmas for my Daughter and a few friends (I make long bibs and bibs with sleeves) and I would also like to make a Quilt as you go table runner for my coffee table...
ReplyDeleteHi We do a shoebox project at our church where we send gifts to children all over the world. i would love the fabric to make stockings and bandannas for the kids they would love these colors. Then I would love to make a dress for my puppet for my Christmas shows.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do for us. I really appreciate you.
I would make some patchwork Christmas stockings. Thank you for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFor Christmas gifts, my crafter's guild sews dolls for little girls living in poverty. I would use these fabrics to make dresses for the dolls. Thank you for this opportunity!
ReplyDeleteCasserole covers for Christmas gifts to family and friends!!
ReplyDeleteI would make casserole carrier covers and put the casserole dish inside to give as a gift.
ReplyDeletevondaboze@gamil.com
These fabrics are so cute. I would make a table runner and some throw pillows.
ReplyDeleteChristmas quilt I've never made one before!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sooo gonna make myself a nice lap quilt. I never make things for myself so if i win some super cute fabric then i WILL make soemthing for me :)
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make a Christmas Tree skirt and these fabrics would work great for that.
ReplyDeletetable runner and stockings for my children!!! Pick me. :D
ReplyDeleteAwesome fabric. I would make Christmas ornaments for my tree, a tree skirt, coasters and other coordinating peieces for my living room.
ReplyDeleteI would certainly be making a quilt with this gorgeous, colourful fabric. Also a tree skirt, stockings for the family. Perhaps a few mug rugs with the scraps. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteTonya Eddy
ReplyDeleteIf I win the fabric I would like to make a Christmas quilt to give to my niece. I'm the last "sewer" in my family. They have never seen a handmade quilt before. What do youy give a young person who has everything? ..Something homemade from the ♥
Question: How do we know if we won? Will be notified? I saw someone say they would make twirly ruffled skirts, I think I am in n that idea, my girls could use some festive skirt/dresses. Thanks again for the donation to Hypernoodle and you Craft Gemini!
ReplyDelete6 yards of Christmas fabric would make a whole lot of Christmas dresses for the girls and vests for the boys in foster care. The scarps make perfect little goodie bags to accompany their new dress or vest. The prints combined with simple solids will be amazing!
ReplyDeleteI liked the page. My wife Bev would love to have this fabric to use in the quilts she is making for our children for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make Christmas stockings for my daughter, niece and nephew. Your sticking tutorial is AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make little sacks for christmas gifts. Or pillow cases for cancer kids.
ReplyDeleteI would probably make each of my children a Christmas place mat. I could also make the baby a Christmas blanket and add ribbon tags because she likes those. This is her first Christmas. I would love to make her something special and the fabrics are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCute fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI will make stockings out of them, and also table placemats. After these I guess there'll still be a few yards left, so I'll make a PJ pants and pillow case for my boy !
I already liked Hypernoodle previous to this giveaway - not sure if that will count. I have 2 friends that have children going thru cancer treatment right now. I've committed to donating quilts to some of the patients at MD Anderson in Houston and Vanderbilt in Nashville. I've finished one of 5 that are on my to do list. This 6 yards of fabric would help me out and bring some holiday cheer to kids who will be stuck in the hospital around the holidays.
ReplyDeleteIf I win the six yards of fabrics I will make a quilt for my living room. I love the snowmen and gingerbread men the most and I would make placemats or mugrugs if I had scraps. Thanks for the chance to win. ~Jen
ReplyDeleteIf I win the six yards of fabric I will probably make a couple of Christmas Lap quilts to give as gifts. My MIL and FIL never get out much because he takes care of her. She has been ill for about 30 years. they would love to have some nice lap quilts for the holidays
ReplyDeleteI have been making Christmas tablerunners, placemats, lap quilts, and with the scraps I have been making quilted Christmas ornaments. Love it all and can't wait for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI would make Christmas ornaments.
ReplyDeleteI would make christmas aprons with the fabric.
ReplyDeleteI would make small Christmas reusable bags and a table runner. Or maybe try my first lap quilt. So many projects...
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics! I see gift bags, a table runner, an apron for my 4 year old granddaughter and something for her brand new sister!
ReplyDeleteI would make a Christmas table runner and placemats for my daughter's new dining room table. She will be hosting her first family Christmas dinner in her house. They would make great hostess gift for her.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! We all <3 giveaways!!
Christmas Pj's or maybe a Christmas quilt! These are beautiful fabrics!
ReplyDeletepretty fabrics! especially Jingle Penguins and Spot on in Holiday :) i'd like to make cute christmas clothes and matching pouches for my nieces and nephews with these haha!
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use these fabrics for toddler/baby Christmas ties, camera strap cover, gift bags and ruffled apron.
I think I would make a Christmas Quit or maybe some Quilted Christmas Stockings. Maybe I would make my daughters first Christmas Stocking!
ReplyDeleteif i won i think id make some table runners as these look perfect for it.
ReplyDeleteim fairly new to quilting so would be lovely to try something with an amazing freebie
good luck everyone
Hello from Georgia
ReplyDeleteI would love to make some gifts for my family. maybe a Christmas quilt!
Thank you for all your tutorials. I love them so much!!!
hugs Iako
6 yards of fabric would be plenty to make Christmas stockings for my family, and still have left over fabric to make a set of coasters for the school bus driver!
ReplyDeleteHi! I would definitely make photo albums, son's holiday christmas quilt annnddd christmas tree ornaments '=)
ReplyDeleteTaking from yoyr previous tutorial i would be making "chef hats " for my babies to help with all the holiday cooking
ReplyDeleteHI I LOVE THE FABRICS THEY ARE SOOOO CUTE!!! I LOVE YOU CHANNEL BY THE WAY, THE FIRST THING I SEWED IN MY LIFE WAS THE STRING BAG WITH THE HELP OF YOUR VIDEO!!! AND I WAS VERY HAPPY IN THE BEGGINING WHEN YOU ANSWERED ME SOME QUESTIONS!!! VERY NICE OF YOU!!! THANKS AGAIN, BUT ANYWAY, I AM IN EUROPE IS THIS GIVEAWAY INTERNATIONAL??? I HOPE SO....
ReplyDeleteI WILL MAKE SOME GIFTS FOR MY FAMILY, AND EVEN SOME DECOR FOR MY TREE, I WANT TO MAKE FOR THE FIRST TIME ALL HAND MADE!! BUT HERE IN GREECE I CANT FIND SUCH CUTE FABRICS!! :(
Ooohh, i like these fabrics. They are so colorful. If I have the chance to win them I will make a tablecloth for X-mas and maybe some napkins. :)
ReplyDeleteC U T E !! I'm planning an original quilted hanging Christmas advent calender and a Christmas toddler pinifore or maybe a Mrs Clause apron for me :)
ReplyDeleteGift bags,and a few storage totes and with the polka dot fabric I see a very nice center piece for my table. It is all very nice fabric.
ReplyDeletepatriciasews101@verizon.net
Lovin' these fabrics, and would make two Christmas tree skirts - I don't have any yet, and this has been on my 'to do' list all year. Then if there was any fabric left I'd make Christmas stockings for my 3 granddaughters.
ReplyDeleteJudi
Christmas pillows and a table runner! Loving these fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI would make Christmas quilts for my 3 children and 2 stepchildrens. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHi Vanessa, what a great giveaway. I sew for charity and would use this pretty fabric to make pillowcases, lap quilts and doll quilts.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the opportunity to win. Thank your sponsor too.
If I'm lucky enough to win, I'd make stocking ornaments, candlemats & a tablerunner as Christmas gifts. Thanks for the chance. I liked Hypernoodle Fabrics on facebook.
ReplyDeleteWow so festive I would love to make a wall hanging, embellish some wreaths, and add ornaments to my tree with these lovelies :)
ReplyDeleteWell, let me see... I think I would start with some Christmas stockings for the grandkids, then maybe a new tree skirt and some ornaments for the tree and Christmas napkins to tie it all together! Be especially blessed, Kathy
ReplyDeleteI love these!! So cute!! I would make a tree skirt and then some stockings :)
ReplyDeleteThe store looks like it has some lovely fabric. I will add it to my favorite page. Thanks for the give away
ReplyDeleteLiked on FB. Would love to make placemats, napkins and xmas stockings with this fabric - it is the nicest little collection!!!! Thx for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteAs part of my town's "Christmas for Kids" gift drive, I "adopt" a family as a volunteer shopper. I could use your Simple Drawstring Bag instructions to turn those cute fabrics into gift bags for "Christmas for Kids" presents which would be too large or odd-shaped to be boxed easily. Any leftovers I could turn into smaller drawstring bags for my teenagers' RPG dice - or a "Christmas elf" garment or two for the Tyler Wentworth doll in our house!
ReplyDeleteI would make one of those fabric strip banners. These colors and patterns seem so right and would take the guess work out of me picking them out myself, lol.
ReplyDeleteSo fun!
Thanks,
Kristi
kidshomelove at yahoo.com
I would make a Christmas wall hanging! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI am going to make stuffed ornaments! Then I'd make fun pj's for my kids, and probably have enough left over to do a fun tree skirt.
ReplyDeleteI am going to make pillows/cases, Drawstring bags, and stuff for our bus riders on Sunday. Good luck every one. : )
ReplyDeleteLove the fun prints! I think they would make lovely table runners....great gifts for all those on my Christmas list!
ReplyDeletePillowcases for the children at our local Children's hospital. Darling fabric!!!
ReplyDeleteIf I won the fabric, I'd make a baby blanket for my daughter and for my niece, who is expected to join the human race in the end of november. She will be in need of a cozy quilt! And I am sure there would be enough leftover for lots and lots of baby toys and clothes.
ReplyDeleteI LIKED their page and these fabrics would make a great funky christmas quilt! how are you Vanessa?
ReplyDeleteI liked their page and I'd love to use it for Christmas gifts like a table runner or maybe a Christmas apron.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make my girls a Christmas quilt to cuddle up with on chilly evenings!
ReplyDeleteChristmas table runners, fabric bon bons and coaster sets for pressies!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Naomi
I would make a few holiday teddy bears (as that is my thing at the moment) and some holiday decorations for our apartment!
ReplyDeleteMug Rugs and wall hangings come to my immediate mind, though mixed with a solid, a small lap throw would be workable. Loving that fabric!
ReplyDeleteI think I would make a Christmas quilt, Ive never made one. Thank you for a giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI would make pajamas for my family. I love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love Christmas fabric. I would make pillow cases for my family. Every year I make them new ones for Christmas. I have not made any out of Christmas fabric yet so this could be the year. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make some AI2 or fitted diapers with this fabric.
ReplyDeleteWow that is a lot of fabric! I think I might try for a lap quilt or something! Would love to have a christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteI think some nice placemats, or table runners. I also could possibly make some new Christmas stockings.
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance to win. Love the fabric!
liked their page
ReplyDeletenicole h/bthm
I would make christmas place mats and maybe some small aprons.
ReplyDeletemy daughter wants a christmas twirl skirt
ReplyDeleteI plan to make a tree skirt, matching throw pillow covers, and nighties and jammies for the grandkids. Left over? Maybe something for grandma .
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I would make pj pants. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI would use these gorgeous fabrics to sew cloth diapers and matching pillowcase dresses!
ReplyDeleteTwo things - early in my adult life, my mom made an advent countdown banner for our young family. I would make one for each of my young adult daughters so that they can continue the tradition. With the remaining fabric, I would make earth-friendly recyclable drawstring sacks for wrapping gifts.
ReplyDeleteI would make place mats for my daughters and their families. I would also make coasters to use the month of December.
ReplyDeleteI would make holiday potholders and a special project for the hubby...shhhh ;)
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics would be wonderful for a rag quilt. Curling up in front of a fire with a beautiful quilt on your lap....priceless!
ReplyDeleteRacheldcarey@yahoo.com
I would love to make a quilt with that gorgeous fabric!
ReplyDeleteIf I win, I would make pjs for my babies and a dust cover for my sisters printer :)
ReplyDelete-Syndy Stokes
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If I were to win, I'm not 100% sure what I would make. I'm just getting back into sewing, but it would be fun having some cute holiday fabric. I could make my husband some pj pants, cute skirts for all four nieces :) or any number of things from all the patterns I've picked out to make :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity
I'd use four for my four girls' pjs and the other two would go to making pj's to go into two Christmas charity shoe boxes. If I make pj pants, I'll have enough to make pj pants for the teddy bears I'm making to go into the boxes. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to do Table Runner, and tablecloth, and some pillowcases!
ReplyDeleteI would make ooodles of baby bibs! And no telling what else I could think of! I love this fabric!
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I 'like' them on FB (Rebecca Marie)
ReplyDeleteI would make some pyjamas for my kids for Christmas :)
ourbusylittlebunch(at)hotmail(dot)com
I think they would be great for cute pajama pants for the kids, thanks for the giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteI am sorry I accidentally deleted my comment! Anyway, I would make Christmas placemats for my Son and Daughter-in-law for their new home! I love your videos and I am learning so much from you. Keep up the good job!
ReplyDeleteckolodzik@comcast.net
I so wanna win those beautiful fabrics! They are so inspiring and super cute. I am going to make a fabric advent calendar with them if I win. Awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove Hayley Bishop
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All my family love to get new aprons and kitchen towels for the season. Mixed with some white white birds-eye fabric this would be so fresh and bright to bring some sunshine into a dark and gloomy rainy day here in the northwest. May be even some holiday valences to sparkle up the kitchen for holiday family "lets get together and bake some pies" events.
ReplyDeleteIt would for sure make up into a sweet Christmas quilt, thanks.
ReplyDeleteLots of Christmas stockings will be made with this fabric
ReplyDeleteI like Hypernoodle on facebook
ReplyDeleteAs username jowynj
DeleteI just liked FB. I'm going to make Christmas Stockings this year for the grandkids.
ReplyDeleteI like to make some gift bags, a table runner , some place mats. sewingisfun4me at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteAloha,
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics on Hypernoodle. They are so colorful.
If I were to win 6 yards of fabrics, I would make pillowcases using your burrito method and donate them to "Make a Case for a Good cause" which will be given to local charities in the community. So that every child or family has a new and clean pillow to sleep on. And if there is any left over or scraps, I would make easy christmas gifts like your mug rug and zipper pouches.
Mahalo,
Bonnie
bbcreationz@gmail.com
Hi I love the fabric and I have plans to make a Christmas tree to hang on my wall. I live in a small apartment and have no space to set up a tree and I found a great little pattern for a tree that uses 1" squares to make a flat tree. I collected little tiny ornaments after Christmas sales last year to sew on it too. I am excited to get started.
ReplyDeleteI already liked them! I have a quilt pattern that uses the Jingle fabrics by Ann Kelle, and I would love to make one of my own :)
ReplyDeleteI am pretty sure that I would FINALLY make something for myself. I have yet to make a Christmas quilt for me!
ReplyDeleteI like Hypernoodle fabic on FB.
ReplyDelete(Rhonda Gaines Desgranges)
wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
What a great giveaway! I would make an apron,
ReplyDeleteplacemats, and some ornaments. Thanks for the
chance to win!
wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
OMG!! These fabrics are soooo sweet! I would love to make some aprons for my sisters!! Thanks for the chance!
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I liked Hypernoodle on FB (Michele Wielgosch-Timms)
ReplyDeleteI want to make lots of things for gifts this year and this is such beautiful & fun fabric to work with. First, I would make myself a tablerunner! For gifts, I will make a couple of aprons, table toppers, some placemats for a few of my special friends at the nursing home and then if I have some pieces or scraps, I plan to use them up on gift bags! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics would be perfect to make some cute quilties for my two great-nephews and great-neice! They could use them while snuggling up, waiting for Santa!!
ReplyDeleteThese are such cute prints! They would make great pj's for my son and maybe pillowcases! :)
ReplyDeleteliked them on facebook
ReplyDeletei need them for christmas projects
ReplyDeleteHi...found your blog after a disastrous star blog on another site...you saved me..thanks for that!! This is the year for new Christmas stockings for family...I would like to make strip/quilted stockings in Christmas prints. Thanks for the opportunity :-).
ReplyDeleteI would make new stockings for the whole family. Thanks for the great giveaway and for introducing Hypernoodle to me. I liked them on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI would make some casserole carriers for family and friends for the holidays for all those pot-lucks at work and church. I enjoy seeing such cute prints on your facebook site.
ReplyDeleteI would make placemats and a very cute Christmas pillowcase dress. That's a great opportunity. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a Wall hanging with these fabrics, with pockets for small december gifts for my youngest son.
ReplyDeleteLovely designs!
inge39@live.dk
I'd probably make a couple of Christmas Stockings! It never gets too old to make new Christmas Stockings, and probably some pot holders as well! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Vanessa, My daughter is away at college and i would love to make some ornaments for her (small) Christmas tree (she's broke) LOL and I would love to surprise her with matching pillow cases and decorative pillows (for her and me). This way when we Skype, we can both have the same neck pillows and such! Thanks!!!!! <3 Jackie
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DeleteI see pillow cases in these fabrics for my family. "Santa" always leaves PJ's on Christmas eve and usually wraps them but "Santa" could put them in pillow cases. It would be a green way to wrap and to get an additional gift.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and thanks for the giveaway.
I love Hypernoodle Fabrics!!!!! I make new stockings for the new additions in our family every year.... I can just see all the Christmas stockings and projects i will make this these beautiful fabric choices!!!!!!!! Can you image a gorgeous Christmas quilt with all the kids wrapped around the tree opening gifts????? Would sooo love to win this giveaway!!!!!
ReplyDeletethank you for your blog and great tutes!!!
Oh how I would love to win the Jungle penguins!! My daughter is nuts over penguins and I would love to make her a tree skirt and making stocking and if I have
ReplyDeleteany left over make her a pillow case! She would be so thrilled! Thank for the give away and I LIKED Hypernoodle Fabrics on Facebook!
i would do stockings, some christmas headbands and some placemats and maybe a pillow case dress for our 2 youngest to play in at school.
ReplyDeletelove your blog!!! learned how to make headbands from you!!
I'm going to turn these fabric into accessories for me and doll clothes!
ReplyDeleteOh, the fun things to make....throw pillows, wall hanging or a quilt or two :)
ReplyDeleteI would like the Jingle Snowmen in Holly or even the Spot on Holiday. Robert Kaufman Fabrics rock!
I would def make some cute table tops and pillows:)
ReplyDeleteI would make pajama pants for my whole family! They'd be adorable in all the present-opening pictures on Christmas morning!!
ReplyDeleteI see visions of Christmas pajama pants dancing in my head!
ReplyDeleteI would love this Chrismas fabric because I am a young sewer sence age 9 . My mom does not have that much money to buy all the addorible fabric you use.If I were to win I would make a few pairs of pj and pillowcases for my cusins and family. oh I hope ill finaly be able to get cute fabric and do amazing projects like you.
ReplyDeletei would love to make slippers for winter time and maybe some night caps
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic, I am going to make lots of things to decorate our home. My husband has allowed me to go wild this year, so oven mit, decorated tea towels, and some towels for the bathroom and a table runner... getting really exited. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteIf I won I would make them into soft animals like bears and dogs and dolls clothes for the charities I support. Very cool stuff.
ReplyDeleteI like the Hypernoodle facebook page
ReplyDeleteI live in a remote town in Alaska (Valdez) and would love to have the fabric! I was thinking of making place mats for my family, dresses for my daughter, and gifts for my children's teachers.
ReplyDeleteAny of them would be great! Could do pillow covers and blankets for the kids for Christmas morning, would love that :)
ReplyDeletefirefightercbm@yahoo.com
I like Hypernoodle on FB. murphygal55@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would make a Christmas quilt. Thanks for the giveaway! murphygal55@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteliked the Noodle on facebook! I would use it for a quilt project I have on the burner.
ReplyDeleteI would make some table runners and possibly a tree skirt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway.
Leslie
I liked Hypernoodle on FB. I would make lots of different projects because I use every bit of fabric :)
ReplyDeleteI plan on doing a quilt, some cute table runners and a tree skirt as well. :D Also... with the tiny little pieces that would go to the trash I usually make Christmas cards. :) Thanks for the opportunity to win this!
Sorry, I used my husband's google account to comment above... my email is amandamfm@gmail.com. Thanks! Amanda
ReplyDeleteI would use these beautiful fabrics to make new Bibs for my 15 month old Granddaughter. They fit her styling personally perfectly. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteKassy51@(at)comcast.net
Christmas stocking for the kids at church.
ReplyDeleteI would sew a child quilt adding appliques and I thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you going to pick the winners
ReplyDeleteI agree
DeleteI'm very new to sewing so i will use them for pj pants.
ReplyDeleteI like the bright colors and would make some table ware and wall interest and with enough left over a lap quilt!
ReplyDeletehello!! Very interesting discussion glad that I came across such informative post. Keep up the good work friend. Glad to be part of your net community.personalised teddy bear
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