Alewives Fabrics has done it again. Rhea and her team always come up with gorgeous giveaway bundles. This is the second year in a row that they've offered a custom holiday fat quarter bundle to our readers during Christmas in July!
Ardeth's Christmas Fat Quarter Bundle
This is from Rhea, I love the description she wrote:
Alewives Fabrics is pleased to be giving away to one lucky Stumbles & Stitches reader one of our brand new "Ardeth's Christmas" fat quarter bundles. Named after my step-grandmother who had THE most spectacular collection of vintage 50's and 60's Christmas ornaments I have ever seen, this bundle of 10 different fat quarters (all in quilting weight cotton) features sweet prints of deer, snowmen, holiday text and more. The colors are delightfully kitschy, yet modern at the same time! Happy tones of red, green, turquoise, ivory and just a touch of brown. Ardeth (also a fabulous quilter) would definitely have approved!
This lovely bundle has a retail value of $29.95. Thank you so much to Rhea and Alewives Fabrics for this awesome holiday giveaway!
(And if you can't wait for the giveaway draw to own one of these fat quarter bundles yourself, Rhea made up extra bundles just for you! They're listed in the Alewives shop right here. They're also expecting Aneela Hooey's adorable Christmas collection any day now!)
How To Enter:
Please make sure to include a link or email address in your comment so we can contact you if you win. This giveaway is open until Sunday, July 22 at midnight CST.
We will draw the winner randomly on Monday, July 23. We'll announce the winner here and contact them via email. One entry per person, please! (Void where prohibited.)
Good luck!
This giveaway is now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated. Congratulations to our lucky winner cherylj (#43)! Check your email inbox...
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What a lovely giveaway...I think I'd make a nice holiday lap quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I would love to use these to make some new stockings for the kiddos this year! :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'd make a simple holiday wall quilt or perhaps some eco-friendly, reusable gift bags!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking table runners and placemats..how cute would that be? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBoppiesgirl@gmail.com
Nice...I am thinking a holiday table runner.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I would start on some christmas stuffies for my kids!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is one gooorgeous bundle! I would make my niece a holiday blanket..... she's got one for the whole year, but wouldnøt it be great to have one for december :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving away!
dorte_dk (at) yahoo.dk
I think the fabrics would make cute button ornaments or button garlands.
ReplyDeletegina_chimienti@yahoo.com
I'd make stockings and/or a tree skirt for my little tree.
ReplyDeleteI think they'd make an awesome tree skirt.
ReplyDeleteshel704 at aol dot com
Sew pretty :) I'd make a quilt or little Christmas table topper with them :)
ReplyDeleteBeen hankering to make a small Christmas quilt for my couch. Thanks for the chance1
ReplyDeleteOoh, so lovely! Thanks for doing the giveaway. I have been thinking we need a new tree skirt and this fabric would be perfect for that!
ReplyDeleteOooo, how fun!!! I have no idea what I would make, because, sadly, I am not quite that good about getting a head start on Christmas, although all of your Christmas in July posts are almost making me feel guilty enough that I might have to get started!! ;) thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to make a new Tree Skirt out of these beauties.
ReplyDeleteI would make a table runner or table cloth :)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking a table runner!
ReplyDeleteLove these! I'd probably make some gift bags, though like Jane@Buzzmills, I haven't given a lot of thought to Christmas yet. I am just trying to get through the summer... :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'd try some quilted christmas stockings!
ReplyDeleteLove this fabric. Cute for 'Christmas in July"
ReplyDeleteI need a Christmas wall hanging! Love the color combo! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would make a Christmas Quillow. What fun prints!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Perfect for holiday ornaments or a quilt.
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway. I hope I win. this is a beautiful bundle. I'm currently working on making everyone's Christmas gifts so this would go into that.
ReplyDeleteSome holiday pillows for gifts and maybe one for me too!
ReplyDeleteAdorable prints! I'd make a few table runners for my naked holiday tables. ;) Lisa sharp123 at gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteI need to make a Christmas/Holiday Season quilt! This would be perfect! Thanks for a chance to win! :)
ReplyDeletebcgeates at netbistro dot com
This is my first year of sewing (started in January) so I'm really excited about the possibilities of Chirstmas stuff to sew! Would love to win - thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletei've been wanting to make a table runner for christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love these fabrics for a bright Christmas wallhanging, Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteNancy
nmoore848@yahoo.com
I would either make a wall hanging or a table runner. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThis could be the base for a fun Christmas tree skirt. I love the retro-y colors - I have a few Christmas decs from the 50's that would be great with this bundle. Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteellen(at)myerly(dot)net
2010 i made a christmas quilt for my mom...2011 for my dad...could 2012 be the year for ME?? Rhea's bundle would be a great place to start!
ReplyDeleteGoodness, so many options for Christmas decor! I feel like my Christmas stuff is getting old, so this fabric would help me dress it up a bit!
ReplyDeleteVanessa@DesignsBySessa.com
Oh I love the fabric and you can never have too much fabric as we all know!!!
ReplyDeleterosesandt at yahoo dot com
I love this fabric bundle. So cute. I'd love to make a runner for my kitchen island.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric. I'd make a lap quilt for my niece & her family. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI so love these fabrics!! Beautiful! I think that I would make a table set of placemats, runner, potholders and trimmed kitchen towels! What a festive Christmas kitchen I would have! Thank you so much for the chance to win! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo many options! I'd like to make a set of bird ornaments for my mom.
ReplyDeleteahhh, such a beautiful bundle! I think Id start with table runner and stockings :-) Thank You!!!
ReplyDeleteI would make something for my auntie, who LOVES christmas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bundle! I'd love to make a cute lap quilt to snuggle under with for the holidays :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of fabrics. I would make new stockings for my family with them.
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage inspiration, lovely!
ReplyDeletemlower03 at yahoo dot com
I could see snuggleing under a quilt with this fabric.babscorbitt@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love the color combination of this bundle! I think I would make a new tree skirt.
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ReplyDeleteI would just be so happy to win those fabrics
ReplyDeletedallen75 (at) columbus (dot) rr (dot) com
Great giveaway! Thank you! I would make place mats for my Christmas table.
ReplyDeleteinfo@sewwhatscooking.com :)
That is super adorable! Perhaps a table runner and/or placemats would look great in that set.
ReplyDeleteI love how she combined Christmas with non Christmas fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI'd make a holiday patchwork alligator. Or a patchwork reversible drawstring bag. Or BOTH!
ReplyDeletemadameugly(at)yahoo(dot)com
thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make a Christmas lap quilt :-) Thanks for offering this great giveaway ~ I learned of it on the Alewives facebook site!
ReplyDeletei love alewives fabrics... during such HOT july weather- these leave me dreaming of christmas.....I would make a cute skirt for my tree and/or aprons for my daughters to wear when we make gingerbread houses
ReplyDeletesbrice(at)tidewater(dot)net
How strange - I was just planning my christmas fabric needs and this pops up! Love alewives and this bundle is amazing. What would I make? Hanging pockets for pressies and maybe a fabric advent calendar!
ReplyDeleteLove this fabric! Thinking it would make a great table runner or tree skirt...
ReplyDeletejanarello@yahoo.com
I think I'd make another lap quilt or maybe a table runner and stockings. Love the mix of fabrics!
ReplyDeleteOh my!!! My mouth is watering with the beautiful assortment!!! Thank you for offering this!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and inspiring. I think I'd make some cloth covered photo frames or a Christmas themed fabric canvas :)
ReplyDeletestitchiewonder@yahoo.com
What an awesome giveaway!! My daughter and I are starting to make Christmas stockings for the family this year---we need 17!! This would sure help with that!! Thanks for the chance! Good luck, Everyone!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful modern grouping of fabric. Looks like a great start to a Christmas table cloth that Moda has a pattern for on their webpage. Go to the Moda Bake Shop and look at charm recipes.
ReplyDeleteLove Rhea at Alewives! Need to go visit some time soon! Maybe I will see her at the Maine Quilt Show next weekend:) Beautiful selection of holiday fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love Alewives and love this collection of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are SO cute! I picture them as stockings with a bell on the toe, or tree skirt, or Christmas tree ornaments, or there are so many choices!! LOVE the fabric! Thanks for the chance! *Fingers crossed* Love it! as_you_wish21@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI just love Christmas fabrics, and these look so wonderful! Thanks for the chance to win, and thanks for the heads up Rhea!
ReplyDeletePick us! Pick us! We're cats and we like your fabric. Love, Phoebe & Crosby (P&C Kapikian) care of Manya Kapikian.......
ReplyDeleteI would ereally like to make some stockings to donate this year!
ReplyDeleteOOOH! What a lovely, unexpected holiday! Enter me too please :) Great idea, Rhea!!! Miss you guys. Hoping to get up that way soon to pick out fabrics for projects I want to do in the autumn!
ReplyDeleteohmygosh...what an adorable FQ pack!
ReplyDeleteNot sure yet what I would make, but a few holiday fabrics think about would be great.
ReplyDeleteI love this fabric. It has rich color and exciting designs. I would love to use these to make a fabulous frilly Christmas dress for my granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteI will put into practice what I will have learnt during Denyse Schmidt's Improvisational Patchwork workshop being held at Alewives' Fabrics store on 18Aug. Just cannot wait! Besides, I love Rhea's approach to colour combination!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for opening the giveaway to international readers!
diane.c.cote@sympatico.ca
I like the table runner idea. An easy way to decorate and un-decorate around the holidays.
ReplyDeleteOh what a lovely bundle:) i dont know what i will be making with them yet hmmmm i need some inspiration:p
ReplyDeleteandri_chama(at)yahoo(dot)com
Oh,so much ideas coming to me! Stuffed dolls,Christmas stockings,play mat,table runner,but any way I would use every little piece of that bundle!
ReplyDeletehanci06@net.hr
I love them. I would make Christmas place mats for.the.table
ReplyDeleteI have so many projects I want to make for Christmas! These fabrics would make great gift bags, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteap_lemos at yahoo dot com
What a lovely giveaway! And thanks for opening to International readers. I'd either make a tree skirt, or some new stockings for us. The type you hang up for Santa, not the type you wear!
ReplyDeleteI would make a beautiful Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I would make a Christmas tree skirt and get rid of my icky one!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make some Christmas table toppers and a new tree skirt!
ReplyDeleteourbusylittlebunch(at)hotmail(dot)com
tree skirt and a Christmas runner!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collection!
ReplyDeleteThese would make a lovely table runner :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway. I haven't done any Christmas sewing so they may go straight into a quilt.
ReplyDeleteA great giveaway! I'm picturing... re-useable gift bags, a new tree skirt, ornaments, etc... Yeah!
ReplyDeletekelshep20@gmail.com
I'd love this to use for small crafts with my babes, pockets, doll clothes, or maybe a small lap blanket.
ReplyDeletei love the fabric.... id make cushions cushions and more cushions!!
ReplyDeleteI would make some Christmas gifts and maybe pillow cover.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
gboshko at gmail dot com
Love the fabric and the name Ardith"
ReplyDeleteI would love to make gift bags!!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! I would make Christmas stockings! :)
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ReplyDeleteOoohh... pretty ;-) Likely make a table runner or wall hanging as a gift for my favorite aunt.
ReplyDeleteOH! I love these prints! I'd make a table runner, placemats or possibly holiday skirts for the girls...ohhh matching doll skirts would be fun!
ReplyDeleteklcunningham@insightbb.com
I would make lots and lots of Christmas Decorations .... can see them now hanging from the tree and stockings under the tree!
ReplyDeleteGreat collection!!
ReplyDeleteEcisley@comcast.net
Aww I love hearing why people name things what they do! I am sure I'd use these to make fabric bags for Christmas giving - I love the idea of sending them out into the world, and hoping my friends and family package their presents to give out next year,and so on and so forth.
ReplyDeleteThere's some gorgeous colours in this bundle. I think I'd make some wall art and tree ornaments to start with and see where the fabrics take me from there. Thanks for letting us internationals join in the giveaway fun :)
ReplyDeletetHANKS FOR THE GIVEAWAY!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make a lap sized quilt for christmas!
ReplyDeletesome many ideas- ties on a wreath, or a Christmas quilt, or quilted stockings...
ReplyDeleteDory Mallen, I love it is like a bag of christmas candy. I can use it on some many way.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this as this is the first year I will have a sewing machine to make all my Christmas goodness and I can't wait.
ReplyDeleteI would make some stockings!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for a chance to win the great bundle.
ReplyDelete(gildamc@hotmail.com)
Those are great prints! Maybe some Christmas tree ornaments and a table runner with matching napkins. Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteErin