October 1, 2011

MODA STATE FAIR BLOG HOP!




Moda has done it again with this fun idea for a blog hop. My project is a hot dish carrier. My good friend Jen had one and I thought it was a great idea so I designed this one for you!
I have used my Towne Square Quilt line of fabric and I think it turned out really cute (if I do say so myself)! I'm happy to give you the directions for this little "hottie". To hear more about it Moda has put together a little YouTube clip.


I'm also VERY excited to tell you that my new book "French Inspirations for Artful Hands" coauthored with my sister, Bonnie Sullivan, is now available!  You can find it on my Etsy site.  Please take a moment to check it out! 

OK, back to the State Fair quiz!

I LOVED going to the fair as a kid. I grew up in Salem, Oregon (the capital) so the state fair was right across town. My favorite food at the fair as a kid was the cotton candy, now I would have to say the elephant ears are my favorite!

Moda questions:
What is my guilty pleasure? Looonnnnngggggg hot showers and eating my Mom's homemade donuts
What's on my bucket list? To see the northern lights
What inspires my work? A blank piece of paper and good music!
What can I fry? Not much. We received a Fry Daddy for a wedding gift and after 1 use we decided that wasn't such a healthy way to eat plus it was a mess. It sure tasted good though!
What movie can I watch again and again? I still love the Wizard of Oz. I remember watching this with my mom and sisters at a friends house because they had a color TV. I had never seen color TV before, back then even the commercials were black & white. When Dorothy dropped into munchkin land and all of that beautiful color slashed across the TV screen, I gasped in delight. I was probably 4 years old, but I still remember it!
Do I sing when no one is listening? Sure! I sing along with music all of the time. I love Bonnie Raitt, Crosby, Stills, Nash, The Decemberists, Beck, Jack Johnson, Nat King Cole, Tony Bennet.....
Who would play me in a Livetime movie? Ha. That's funny. hmmmm Kathy Bates?
What is on my night stand? Lamp, alarm clock (I guess it has an alarm, I only use it for the time), ear plugs (hubby snores), eye mask, and a really great smelling hand lotion.




Tell about my pets -
We have 2 cats; Molly and Zippy. Molly is about 13 and very petite. She is a bit stand-offish and has a very loud meow. Zippy is 2 and large. She is a noodle of a cat; you and twist and bend her into any shape and she doesn't seem to mind. She is "special in the cranium department" if you know what I mean.
What shows do I DVR? Survivor, Project Runway, So You Think You Can Dance, American Idol, Mad Men, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Boardwalk Empire and if Sienfeld was still on I would DVR it too.
My life motto? Wag more bark less and It is what it is.
Some things you may not know about me (and really don't need to know) -
1. I CAN NOT remember names and faces; I'm "special in the cranium department" when it comes to that. It seems the harder I try to remember, the faster it flies out the window.
2. Math hurts my head.
3. I can raise one eyebrow.

The drawing is closed.  Congratulations to  Anne, Kristen, CaraQuilts, HeartsDesire, and Tammy!

Tomorrow hop on over to Liz Scott of Paper Pie to learn all about this great designer!




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Vickie said...

What a fun post! Molly and Zippy are adorable! Thanks for sharing! Love the hot dish carrier!

Unknown said...

Your fabric is FABULOUS! Pick me pllleeaaseeee!!! I will make the hot dish carrier since I keep losing the cardboard box that I typically put stuff in. Our group of friends love to cook so we often trot food stuffs to each other's homes.

Lacey said...

What a cute (and practical) pattern for the casserole carrier. Love it! Excited to hear about your new book--will have to hop into the local shop to check it out. Thanks for the fun post and opportunity to win.

Anonymous said...

Heard your interview on Pat Sloan about the new book. Will be buying. Beautiful pictures. Thanks for opportunity Susan

Anonymous said...

I enjoyed meeting you and your beautiful cats, and thanks for the casserole carrier pattern. This blog hop has been a great way to meet designers and see the new fabric lines.

lesizmo said...

I'm really enjoying this blog hop and getting to know all the designers. Sorry it's almost over!

Kristin said...

I'm with you on the mess of fried foods -- mess on the counter, mess in the bloodstream but oh, so tasty in the mouth.

Rassler said...

Thanks for sharing! Your project looks neat and I enjoyed reading your post. Thanks for the opportunity to win :)

Barb F said...

I really like the casserole carrier, it will make a great Christmas gift.

Barb F said...

I really like the casserole carrier. It will make a great Christmas gift for my gift exchange.

The Army of Four said...

CUTE casserole tote! Thanks! And thanks for the chance to win!
KZK

Jean said...

Thank you for the pattern - I've seen these before but not the pattern.
Thank you for the chance to win the giveaway!

Karen said...

I love your post and thank your for the wonderful Hot Dish Holder pattern! The fabric is beautiful, thanks for the chance to win. Please pick me!

Anna said...

love you designs...can't wait to see the book!!!

Michelle said...

So cute! Thanks for a chance at the giveaway!

Maggey and Jim said...

Your project is something that always comes in handy. The cats look like they are loved. Your fabric is awesome. Would love to own some soon, if ya know what I mean?
Maggey

Jeanne said...

Love your cute casserole carrier. I might make one as it looks real handy to use. Love the fabrics too. Thanks for the chance to win.

CJ said...

Long hot showers, elephant ears or cotton candy and not frying stuff - we have LOTS in common!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful! Thank you.

Karen Sikes said...

Thanks for sharing the pattern for the casserole carrier!!!

Diane Culliney said...

Love this blog, the fabric and all! The casserole carrier looks like a great gift for the holiday.

Diane Culliney

szaberka said...

Love the hot dish carrier project. Thank you for the giveaway!

Dede said...

A great idea..I could sure use one of these casserole carriers.
Love Wizzard of Oz--I live in KS and the grand daughters went thru a phase where we watched it together everytime they came over!

Jayne said...

I love the casserole carrier, now I know what everyone is getting for Christmas. Thanks for the chance to win.

The Rx quilter said...

Your book looks absolutely lovely, even to just look and dream! Lisa in Texas

Carol said...

Your book looks like a required addition to my library. Thanks for the giveaway.

Ina said...

Lol, I have trouble remembering names too BUT I remember fabric like it was a long lost family member! ;0

Jayne said...

I love to casserole carrier, now I know what everyone is getting for Christmas. Thanks for the chance to win.

Aileen said...

Winning your wonderful giveaway would certainly make me wag more and bark less. Thanks for the generosity!

christineschoon said...

Thank you for your lovely project! I'm a great fan of your stitchery projects too!

Anonymous said...

So excited that your book is now available---heading over to Etsy right now!

Chris said...

Great Blog Hop Stop. You are really down to earth and your designs are beautiful. Thanks for the fun. I love the casserole carrier. I've always wanted one, now I have the pattern.

Chiki said...

I'd love to see the northern lights too, it must be really amazing. I hope to do so one day :) Thanks for the giveaway, and please say hi to Molly and Zippy from me and my kitty cat!

Sally said...

Such a cute and practical pattern - thanks for sharing it. Love the kitties too.

slrquilts said...

We have 3 cats and we refer to one as "spedecial". Love the free project can't wait to see the video.
Sue

Melanie said...

Great project..Thanks for sharing.

Melissa Corry said...

I love the carrier!! What a great idea :)

TADVR said...

Great "Hottie" does well w/ any shape! We all have "special" furry friends, mine is a bischon w/ just air between the ears. :) He's always happy though, ya gotta love him.

mcpeakj said...

I really love the casserole carrier,thanks for the pattern!! OOOh,and thanks also for the great giveaway! Myra

Jan said...

What a fun post. I always say "if my memory worked, I'd be dangerous". Thanks for the great give aways.

Anonymous said...

I love the pie carrier and the pie inside as well! Thanks for the giveaway!
dianemrose@comcast.net

MollyP said...

Great tutorial! I, too, can raise one eyebrow. My question is, why only one? Wouldn't it be great to alternate the eyebrow wiggle? Your kitties are adorable. Thanks!

Helen said...

The hot dish carrier is great. I've been thinking about making one of these so your timing is perfect thank you!

Nellie B said...

I have several cats who qualify for "special in the cranium department ..." esp. the one who likes to stand on my feet when I'm trying to work in the garden or yard! Thanks for the casserole carrier pattern - I've always wanted to make one ... THIS must be the time!

Margie F. said...

Ooooh, hope I win. I love your fabric. Great casserole carrier, BTW.

Tana said...

Your new book looks fantastic. Can't wait to see it! I have admired your stitchery patterns for quite awhile now. Thanks for the chance at the giveaway.

Janet said...

The dish carrier's wonderful! As are the cats.

Thank you for the opportunity!

tjm24271 said...

Thanks for the carrier pattern, I have never seen one for a round casserole. Love it! This will be my project this weekend.

Anonymous said...

Great project, great fabric, and can't wait to get my hands on your new book!

dmf said...

You always come up with neat ideas. Thanks for the pattern, and a chance to win! Dee

Ramona said...

i enjoyed your post. would love to win.

Unknown said...

Great casserole carrier,would come in handy for church dinners.
Thanks for a chance to win.
I love cats, but don't have any, my husband does not love them like I do.

veerle said...

What a fun blog this is! Thank you for sharing and for giving us the opportunity to win :)

Peg said...

I have waited for this day! I am a big fan! Made Red Bird in the Bowers into a bedspread and pillow shams. The room is painted brown and the red and brown and honey color were so perfect! Love all of your designs! Thanks for the pattern.

Anonymous said...

This Moda State Fair Blog Hop has been a blast! I just wish I had seen it earlier. Love your fabrics. sue from washington state

Rhonda the Rambler said...

I love the casserole carrier. I need one too. Thanks for sharing.

Lori Kay said...

I wish I could raise one eyebrow! Thanks for the giveaway!

Quiltjane said...

Have to make one of those Casserole carriers. Thank you for the giveaway. I love your fabrics.

NJ Girl said...

Love the casserole carrier. Great idea for a Christmas gift for a friend who 'has everything' except for one of these. AND she makes the BEST pies.
Thank you for sharing.

Karee said...

Darling casserole carrier!

Teresa F. said...

I love the casserole carrier. It's lovely and also very useful.Thanks for a lovely giveaway.

bairdmtn said...

Love the casserole carrier!! I can se it to make a lot of my Christmas presents!!

cathlynbacks said...

Thank you for offering your giveaway.
I enjoyed meeting you!

Megan said...

Thanks for the tutorial on the hot-dish carrier. I think it would make a great christmas present with maybe a pie inside. Cute video. Thanks for the chance for some great giveaways.

Delores said...

Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway! The Moda Country Fair has been a lot of fun.

Creig said...

I have a similar casserole carrier that was given to me years ago and it has been very useful. I plan to make some for Christmas gifts this year. Thanks for sharing.

Shirley--Knot-y Embroidery Lady said...

I have got to make one - soon, so that I can carry yummy things to eat to the up coming fall and winter potlucks on my calendar. Thank you! Thank you also for entering me in your giveaway - you can guess I would love to win!!!

Martine said...

Love the casserole carrier .That book looks great . Thanks for the giveaway.

mtrose59047 said...

Cute carrier and your kitties are cute to.

Deb said...

Love the casserole carrier. What a neat idea for a shower gift. Thanks for sharing with us today.

Susan said...

Thanks for the pattern for the casserole dish carrier! I love your cats, especially that one is "special in the cranium department!" ;) I think I'm kinda special there too.

ada said...

Thank you for the pattern, my casserole cover has been the last of it's day. I need a new one badly.
Thanks again.

Anonymous said...

Your furry babies are adorable! Thanks for a chance to win :) SWarren

Pam said...

Love the casserole carrier!! Thanks for sharing the recipe. I can only raise one eyebrow, but I can flare my nose, but that just isn't me. So I smile and twinkle my eyes. Especially when it comes to fabric. Thanks for the opportunity to win some. Happy sewing!!

Kathryn said...

Thanks for the casserole carrier instructions. Very useful. What would we do without our 'special' cats!! Kathie L in Allentown

Martina said...

What a cute project!Thanks so much! It is fun to read all those fair posts!

Joanne L. said...

The book looks beautiful!
The Northern lights are too...we used to see them when we lived in the UP....upper Michigan...

Diana said...

I enjoyed reading your answers to the moda questions. Thanks for including your cat's pictures. The casserole carrier is nice.

Kathy B. said...

Kathy - your casserole carrier is a great idea for getting a head start on some holiday sewing! Thanks for the pattern. Love all of your fabric lines - hope I perhaps win one of the giveaways. Thanks for the opportunity!

Ann Marie Kesler said...

I've loved the Blog Hop because I got to meet all of Moda's wonderful fabric designers....what a talented bunch. Thanks to Moda for all the give aways. Maybe today will be my lucky day.

Janet said...

What a practical project! I hope you do get to see the Northern lights one day - they are a bit magical!

krislovesfabric said...

Thanks for the free pattern and the giveaway chance!

Abby Do's mom said...

Hey, I can lift one eyebrow also :)
and cute casserole carrier :):):)

marcella said...

LOVE the cover quilt for your new book. Can't wait to see what's inside!

Bex Jorgensen said...

Thanks so much for the casserole carrier pattern - it is definitely on my list of items to make! And your new book looks so beautiful. Thanks for the great giveaways!
Mary

marcella said...

LOVE the cover quilt for your new book. Can't wait to see what's inside!

marcella said...

LOVE the cover quilt for your new book. Can't wait to see what's inside!

Laine said...

Thanks for taking part in this blog hop. They are so much fun especially when you don't even have to leave home. Love your casserole carrier. I can't remember names but most times I can recall a face.

lsandes@comcast.net

ME said...

Thanks for the chance to win! My husband snores horribly too, but I could never do earplugs... I'm way to paranoid i wouls miss someone breaking into the house to steal my fabric! :p

Susan said...

Its been fun doing the blog hop...thanks for being a part of it and giving us a chance to win. Love the casserole carrier!

Anonymous said...

Great casserole carrier. You sound like a fun person to hang around with.
Jennifer K.

Marcia W. said...

Thank you for the project of the casserole carrier. It's funny how cotton candy was my favorite as a kid, and now would go for elephant ears or funnel cakes! Thanks for the chance to enter your lovely giveaway too.

katie said...

I used to have a casserole carrier a lot like that one! I wonder where it is! Yours looks great. Thanks for the pattern. I need to make a new one!

Kim said...

Can't wait to download and make the casserole cover. I have to get my hands on some of your Towne Square Quilt fabric! Thanks for the give away!

Terrie said...

The casserole carrier is really cute as are your kitties. Totally understand the homemade donuts thing cause my grandma used to make those for us !!!!!
Love your fabric !!

Peggy said...

Casserole carrier is cute idea. I love your fabrics. Recently made a tote bag with one of your lines for my sister-in-law. She loves it! Keep the designs coming!!

luvtoquilt said...

Love the hot dish carrier -- we go to a lot of potlucks -- this is perfect!Thanks for sharing your pattern.

Michelle Jensen said...

I love the pie carrier tote. What a good ide because you really need both hands to carry a pie but now one arm will do. Thanks for the giveaway. I will have my fingers crossed. Michelleleejensen@live.com

Cheryl said...

Fun to check in with you today! Enjoyed hearing about your cats and would love to win a prize!

Linda Big D said...

I love the casserole pattern but I couldn't download it because I don't want to give up my privacy controls on facebook. Could you post it some other way than scribd?
I love your fabrics & would love the giveaway!

Gwen said...

Thanks for the casserole carrier pattern, I could use one so will have to get busy. I would be great to be one of the winners.
Thanks for being part of all of this.

mimigirl said...

Wonderful project. Thanks for being a part of the fair hop.

teachpany said...

Great idea for the Hottie! I need a few! Thanks for the directions. Loved your fair info, too.

Ally said...

What a great project! Tanks for sharing! and thanks for the giveaway!

kristie said...

We have a common talent...raising the eyebrow. Someone told me that it is an inherited trait...I wonder. I know my mom can do it. Love your stitchery patterns and can't wait to see the book.

barbaraw said...

beautiful fabric!

Deanna said...

cute pattern - thanks

Anonymous said...

Love your carrier!

Thanks for the pattern and the chance to win!

Teresa

Laurie said...

the cats are cuties :) and I like the looks of the new book. Thanks for a chance to win - laurie

llsbaskets@comcast.net

Lisnaweary Quilts said...

Your dish carrier is great - would be super for hot or cold pies!

quilary said...

Hooray this pattern is exactly the style I was looking for! Thanks for it and for the chance to win some lovely fabric :)

smm1319 said...

I so enjoyed visiting your site. This blog hop has been a great idea. Your free pattern is a gem. Thanks. The opportunity to win fabric is so much fun.

Susan

Paula said...

Ohh I sad the fair is about to end, but I do sure hope the fabric can find it's way to my house!!!

Lynn said...

Raising one eyebrow is very useful when having kids, it conveys a lot without having to shout at them. Cute casserole carrier!

Paula Lemos said...

Thanks for the giveaway and the tutorial!
ap_lemos at yahoo dot com

barb's creations said...

Will have to give this casserole carrier a go,it would be very handy come winter.Thanks for the chance to win :) Barb.

Paula Lemos said...

Thanks for the giveaway and the tutorial!
ap_lemos at yahoo dot com

wendy said...

Cute casserole carrier! We used to have a "special" pet too. The kids have more memories of him than any other pet. Thanks for a chance to win.

Robyn of Robyns Nest said...

Your blog post made me laugh..... Molly is very simmilar to my cat, most people think she's a kitten but she's 8 y.o. And Tony Bennet,he's one of my faves too.
I'm loving your 'hottie', I'm going to keep my fingers,legs, arms, toes & eyes crossed that I win one of your give aways.

And what's in the middle of the picture under the fabic, is it the back of the book

BJ said...

I love this casserole carrier pattern. Thanks so much for sharing.

sue@quilterscupboard.ca said...

Come to my house, Kathy!! we can sit in the hot tub, drink wine, chat quilting and watch those Northern Lights that you have on your bucket list!!
Sue, Uxbridge

Marge said...

I really like the casserole carrier, and will be making one shortly! And are you sure you didn't look at my night stand? My alarm clock is only for time, and I use the pretty pink ear plugs!

Joe and Julianne said...

Great project! Fun to read about you.

Ullis said...

What a smart casserole carrier! Thank your for the chance to win. Hugs Ullis in Sweden

Anonymous said...

I love the hot dish carrier! I think that will make some nice gifts. Thanks for sharing. Jodi

Dee said...

Loving the carrier - your new book looks amazing.

Carol said...

Hi! We received a Fry Daddy for our wedding also - and used it 1 time. :) I agree with you, it was messy. Thank you for sharing the casserole carrier - my aunt had a similar pattern and made many for gifts. Thanks for the opportunity to win fabric. Carol

Janet G said...

Love the casserole carrier and love all your fabrics. Have really enjoyed this county fair hop. Thanks Moda and all the wonderful Moda Girls!!!

emmy said...

Thank you for the pattern, especially the carrying handles. I can raise one eyebrow and when the kids were little they would stand in front a mirror and practice. Enjoyed all the bloggers.

rebecca said...

Fun carrier! The yummy fabric is on my shopping list!!

Karen said...

Thank you so much for the cute hot dish carrier. What a clever idea and a great gift. Your cats sound so adorable. My dog sounds a little like your cat. She bends every which way and hang upside on the lazy boy. I often thought she was part cat or a slinky:)
Thanks,
Karen M

Mary said...

Oh wish I had time to get that casserole carrier done to take my dish tonite! Alas, must cook it and other Saturday demands are calling. I love your designs and can't wait to get the new book. Keep on creating for all of us who love you!

Dorian said...

Lovely fabric, the book looks great too, and I LOVE your 'hottie'! Thanks for the great blog hop, these are always so much fun.

Question though, I don't have a facebook account, and don't want one. Is there another way I can get your project pattern? Thank you.

Holly and little people said...

What a great project! I love reading and learning more about everyone.

Anonymous said...

Love your designs!~Janet

Colleen said...

The casserole carrier is awesome and the fabrics are great!

Sandy said...

Thank you for the very useful hot dish carrier pattern. My grandmother made me something similar years ago. I will enjoy making this one for family members. Sandy

Maria2 said...

I love the hot dish carrier! Thanks for sharing and being a part of the Moda blog hop.

selleck said...

Fun. I don't have a hot dish carrier and yours is great. Thanks. Thanks for the giveaway too.

Sorcha girl said...

Hello, Kathy.
Thanks for the pattern. My guild is having a quilt show and asks for contributions for a "boutique" of handmade items. We live in farm country where potlucks are held at harvest. The casserole "hottie" will be a good bouique item.

Sorcha girl said...

Hello, Kathy.
Thanks for the casserole "hottie" pattern. We live in farm country and potlucks are popular during harvest.

Thanks for the opportunity to win some of your fabric. I like your folk art styles.

JANET said...

the carrier is so pretty. Thanks for the tute.

sue said...

Love the project! Great fabric too.

Jeanette said...

Love the casserole carrier. Thanks for the opportunity to win those lovely goodies

Caryn said...

Great casserole carrier! Thanks for the opportunity to win!

Caryn

momhooten said...

Love your casserole carrier!! Thinking of making some for Christmas gifts for my quilty friends. Headed over to youtube to see the video. Hope I win.

Sandy said...

Thanks for the gift idea, of course fabric to go with it would be a bonus

Cheryl said...

I've been looking for a hot dish carrier, thanks! Wonderful post.

Nicki Lundeen said...

Enjoyed your post...and the casserole carrier. Your kitties are adorable. nlundeen at catt dot com

Bonnie E said...

Love Love Love the casserole carrier and your blog. I have been a fan of yours for quite awhile. Keep up the good work it keeps us creating too!!

Mouster1 said...

Thanks for the pattern on the casserole cover. What a nice gift it would make too. Your kitties are adorable! Thanks for sharing your pattern and having a giveaway.

Mary from Coopersville said...

love the carrier!

Patty said...

boy that pie looked good. thanks for the project - always wanted a casserole carrier. Thanks for the chance to win.

Brenda said...

The casserole carrier is so cute. Christmas is a-comin! The book looks very interesting and I would love to win it (or the fabric)! Thanks for the chance!

DaisyJulz said...

Love the casserole carrier. Couldn't find a tutorial when I needed one for my mum a couple of years ago, so had to buy one. Now I can make one for myself. Thanks for your generous give aways.

Nancy said...

I love the casserole/pie carrier. It would make a cute gift. Love the pics of Molly and Zippy

Mom2RyandSis said...

Cute casserole carrier!! Thanks for the chance to win :)

LK said...

What a fun post! Really love the carrier project and will have to give it a try!!!

Lele said...

Thank you so much. This will make a great gift for the holidays.
I am sad that this State Fair Biog is coming to an end, it has been so much fun.
Thank you for a chance to win.
Pam

whistlebet57 said...

Thank you for the pattern. I rally enjoyed your post. Elizabeth

Jan said...

Can't wait to get my hands on your new book! This has been a fun hop!

Anonymous said...

I love the pattern, and ordered the book. Love your work.
Linda L. In Tx.

Angie said...

Cute carrier! Would love to make one, bake a pie and take it over for Thanksgiving dinner!

KatheG said...

Cute carrier - one of the better ones I have seen. Your work is beautiful and love your sewing area and of course the cats. And I can roll my tongue and touch my nose - tmi? Thanks for the giveaway.

Brooke said...

Zippy & Molly are precious! I also can raise one eyebrow - learned how at 10. Love the casserole carrier - thanks for the project!

Pam H. said...

Love the dish cover! I too love state fairs & especially the food........but what are elephant ears??? Thanks for the chance to win the fabric.

carol said...

Thanks for the Hottie pattern.

Joanna said...

"Special in the cranium department" is going to be my new favorite saying - funny. The carrier is great - best time of year for it for me is coming up with the holidays. Thank you.

Nancy said...

Cute cats! Zippy indeed. He's going nowhere in that photo. Molly was ready for her close-up. thanks for the chance to win.

BillieBee (billiemick) said...

I love your casserole carrier, but I want Zippey....smile.

Tamie said...

What a great post. Does it really mean you are special when you can't remember names???

pam appledorn said...

Kove your project. You cats are adorable. I have 5.

Anonymous said...

What a great pie carrier. Thanks for the instructions. Also love your fabrics. Suzanne M.

Carol Sc said...

I attend many quilters' pot lucks --- that casserole carrier will be perfect. Make a great gift, too. I'm sorry to see this blog hop coming to a close --- it's been very interesting and a lot of fun.
quiltschon@att.net

hennies.pennies said...

Thank you for the hot dish carrier pattern. This will certainly go on my 'to do' list and will come in very handy as we move so quickly toward the holidays! Love your description of your cats. My little Nora would become quick friends, I'm sure!! Be blessed...

Cotton Blossom said...

I enjoyed your blog and the project is super duper! Thanks

Juels said...

Your hot dish carrier is very cool. Thank you! And your book looks like something I would like. I'm going to go check it out some more!

Anonymous said...

I love your blog, thanks for sharing. Regina C.

Pam said...

My cat is special in the cranium department too. She has taken to sitting on the turtle tank so she can bask in the daylight lamp.

Cecilia said...

Thank you for the hot dish carrier. I've enjoyed "meeting" you. This blog hop has been a lot of fun. Thanks for the giveaway.

Nancy said...

Thanks for the casserole carrier project! I loved the pictures of your kitties.

sharong said...

Thanks for the carrier pattern. I will be giving these as Christmas gifts this year.

Mickey said...

I'm going to miss the blog hop. I enjoyed all of the pictures and comments from the shop owners. Also the chances to win. Thank you.

Love the casserole carrier!

Cheryl Greenleaf said...

Love your motto - sew purrfect.

Thanks for hosting this giveaway and the Moda Blog Hop.

cgreenleaf2(at)gmail(dot)com

Polly said...

Gee, wish I could raise one eyebrow. Fabrics are LOVELY and I'm grateful for a chance to win. I'm a pie baker and love the sweet carrier.

Anonymous said...

I love your work!!!!love the primitive quilts and the French inspirations work! Wow, so happy to discover your work and blog!

Anonymous said...

I love your work! Wow...love the primitive art quilts and your french inspirations! So glad to discover your blog.

Lynda said...

I too have difficulty remembering names, I remember the faces but cannot attach the name to it!

Dawn said...

This is my 3rd try. Wrote 2 really nice comments and neither would post for me. So, this time I'm making it short. Nice blog and thanks for a chance at the giveaway.

Strlady said...

I can never remember peoples name or faces either!! LOL!

Mary said...

I love your life motto, wag more, bark less. Wouldn't the world be a better place if everyone followed that? Thanks for the casserole carrier pattern. Those will be great for holiday gift giving coming up.
I'm glad you were a part of the blog hop.

Kerry said...

Love your hot food carrier, have downloaded the pattern and plan to make this next weekend.I've looked for something like this for a long time.
Thanks so much.

Tammy said...

Really enjoyed your blog! Love your fabrics and congrats on the new book(it`s a most have). Thank you for the great project...very HOT! Thank you also for the chance to win one of your great giveaways.
Have a wonderful day!
Good luck everyone :0)

Janelle said...

Your book looks beautiful. You and your sister are amazingly talented and I've been enjoying both of your work for a long time. I have a kitty that looks amazingly similar to your Molly and is just the best!

Catskill Quilter said...

Love the casserole carrier! THanks for the wonderful giveaway!

manos de chicureo said...

It is very pretty this casserole carrier. I have done one for me since a time ago.
I love Jack Jhonson, too.
Regards,
Yasmin
Santiago, Chile

Oma said...

Love the casserole carrier and love your designs.

Robin C said...

love your cats. I have 7 so I'm addicted.

Nice casserole carrier, something everyone can use

quilt cookie said...

Thanks for a chance to win. I can't wait to make you casserole carrier.

TheLazyQuilter said...

Love the project and fabric :)

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