Posted by Do you love the colour green? Here is a chance to win 12 fat quarters!
I wanted to share a bit of my luck with you. I received this little package of fat quarters as a door prize from JN Harper Co. when they held their open house in Toronto last spring. It was too late to share it then so I saved it to give as a prize this year on St Patty’s day.
If you want to go into the draw for this lovely “green” bundle . Please send me a limerick or rhyme about quilting and your name will go into a draw. Postage will be your responsibility. Good luck to all!
I am gonna quilt , till I wilt! Something as simple as that will give you a chance to win!
Scrappy Gal Quilt Co. 
My favourite colour is green—
About it I’m really quite keen!
I am not Irish—don’t really care about ol’ Patrick;
But I am Canadian, so I like a hat trick!
But I’d really rather sew,
As I’m sure all you quilters know.
And maybe in my dreams
I’ll make a quilt all of greens.
😜
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i love it ! Your name is in the box, draw next sunday
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Hey Mom…”please make me a quilt”, my daughter said —“ i want it big enough to cover my bed”.
I changed the blade in my rotary cutter, So as I might cut through fabric – just like butter.
The fabrics were GREEN – so many pieces! I ironed each one to get rid of the creases.
Could I make a bright quilt top — (Bound before the Easter Bunny would HOP?)
Oh! No cause for alarm. Sandy works “magic” with her designs and longarm!
LOL😊
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Wow Kathy I should put your name in 5 times for these rhymes. this is fun!
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Green, green is the sheen on my patches of green.
Sew it together,
Bind it right and quilt it in a patty to keep you tight in the night. Goodnight.
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There once was a quilter named Sandy,
With her long-arm, she is quite handy,
She’ll stitch and she’ll sew
Back and forth she will go,
Then she’ll treat herself to a brandy.
Irish brandy that is. Hahaha just kidding – don’t want to start any rumours here!
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Thanks Bev I am loving it
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There once was a gal from Toronto,
Whose blog you’d want to get on to.
Finished quilts galore,
she stacks by her door
quicker than you’d ever get ’round to.
I sew, but not quick enough.
So, to Sandy I bring my stuff.
Pick a thread, pick a pattern,
edge to edge or custom pattern
Presto (it seems) and it’s done!
Now sew the binding, stitch a sleeve,
sew a label, that’s all it needs,
and you’re ready to start your next creation!
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you are so talented!
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This beautiful bundle of green
To quilt with it I would be keen
If the contest I win
A shamrock I’ll sew-in
And St. Paddy will want it seen
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Seriously you are all making my poem look lame
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I love green,
In every shade,
I love it even,
When it fades.
It reminds me of forests,
And leprechauns,
St. Paddy’s Day,
And dewy, spring lawns.
Green’s a colour,
That lasts,
And is,
Not trendy.
No wonder,
It makes,
Other colours,
Green with envy.
Thanks! Gayle
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I just wanna quilt, I have no guilt.
Hungry for dinner? Wait, you’ll be thinner!
Laundry to do? Just wear your shoes.
I have no guilt, I’m just gonna quilt!
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There once was a gal from Toronto,
Who was moving into a condo.
She boxed up her stash
Was completely awash,
Cause she couldn’t quilt like she wanted to.
Yes, we’re moving April 2 and my house looks like a storage locker. Between a musician and a quilter and our household goods, we probably have close to 200 boxes!!! Arggggg! Looking forward to setting up my new quilting space.
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love it – that was fast – good luck!
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