Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Another giveaway? So soon?!


Late last week I received a message from Samantha from Pattern Crush (funny how both my sponsors are named Samantha!) saying that Windham sent her a couple free charm packs of Heather Ross's Briar Rose to giveaway! So we're giving one away here this week! Yep, you heard me right, that's BEFORE the fabric arrives in stores! So to snag some Briar Rose early leave a comment below. 



Here are the rules:

  1. One comment - tell me something, anything. A funny joke? Your fav way to entertain small children in the summer? Whatever you like.
  2. One comment - follow me on bloglovn (or any other way: twitter, facebook, instagram, flickr) and leave a comment saying so.
  3. One comment - follow Pattern Crush (blog, newsletter, instagram, facebook, twitter) and leave a comment saying so.

61 comments:

  1. I'm going to jump in first here! Pretty sure I already do #2 and# 3......so that leaves me with one option. My fun summer kid activity is shaving cream fun. It's so smooshy! Add food colors, play, "paint" in the back yard, rinse liberally. Child does not even know they've been washed: bonus.

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  2. My son is young enough that it doesn't take a whole lot to entertain him. We did go to a swim park for the first time last weekend and I see a lot more of that in our future :)

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  3. I'm a follower through bloglovin.

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  4. I am already a follower of your on bloglovin. :)

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  5. Hmm... I have no jokes but I LOVE sidewalk chalk with the nieces during the Summer. And you can never go wrong with turning on the sprinklers =)

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  6. Also, I follow you already on Bloglovin - does that count? -
    mrsquiltingb (at) gmail (dot) com

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  7. In the summer just toss the kids outside and they'll entertain themselves with their imagination - you just have to play along with the storyline.

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  8. I'm a follower on bloglovn (now that reader is gone, boo hop)

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  9. I am so, so excited for Briar Rose!

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  10. I liked Pattern Crush on facebook.

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  11. My summer strategy is taking my kid to the pool until he is too exhausted to move. It works well for us. :)

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  12. I follow you on Feedly (cause I'm not lovin Bloglovin) and also IG and Flickr...swear I'm not a stalker. :)

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  13. What do you call a cow trying to dance? Beef jerky!

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  14. I follow on Bloglovin' as Melisa Graham

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  15. I liked Pattern Crush on Facebook as Storybook Felts.

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  16. My kiddo's (8 & 14) have been doing a lot of camping in the yard this summer as well as taking walks and swimming. They also love to do crafts on those days when everyone feels lazy. Today they are wanting to do origami.

    Thanks for the wonderful giveaway. These fabrics would be wonderful to put on the back of the latch hook pillows the kids are working on.

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  17. I love running through the sprinkler with my son! Thanks!

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  18. I just subscribed to the pattern Crush newsletter. Thanks!

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  19. lets see to do with kids during the summer....sew? it IS the time of year when they are off school afterall and I hate being in the sun :)

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  20. of course i follow you on bloglovin

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  21. I love eating vanilla ice cream when it's sunny! Lol

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  22. I'm following pattern crush blog too!:3

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  23. I follow your wonderful blog on Bloglovin

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  24. My favorite way to entertain young children over the summer is water. Pool, water balloons, sprinklers, anything with water.

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  25. I follow you through bloglovin!
    Esther
    esthersipatchandquilt at yahoo dot com
    Ipatchandquilt dot wordpress dot com

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  26. I have bought lots of different hats ( kids size ) in a kind of Halloween costume shop. My little nephew uses them every single day in his play. The same. ( bowler ) hat is a " fireman's" hat, Michael Jackson's hat, a pirate hat and of course a police officer's hat! He just loves dressing up with hats and little vests.
    Esther
    esthersipatchandquilt at yahoo dot com
    Ipatchandquilt dot wordpress dot com

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  27. I'll tell you something funny.. after spending my allowance, and buying another iron, I asked my hubby if I could buy some more fabric.. LOL

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  28. Ok, here's a joke: What do you call a donkey with three legs?


    A wonky donkey :)

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  29. I follow Pattern Crush by Twitter - I am @amycansew

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  30. I follow you on Bloglovin and GFC - yay!!! And WOAH - are you serious to be giving away HR ????? Fingers crossed!!!

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  31. A picnic at the beach and exploring is always fun - especially when we spot some frogs!!! We could spend hours on a beach adventure!! Thanks for the chance, this is very sweet fabric and I did spot a couple of frogs too!!

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  32. I follow you via Bloglovin' which I really love!!!

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  33. I am now following you and Pattern Crush on Instagram @Winkowl

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  34. I'm all about crafts like play-doh (homemade) and other craftiness.

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  35. Hmm, what can I tell you? Let's see, I actually finished something from pinterest today! Yay me! (I spray-painted an elephant and a dinosaur. Been waiting until the weather was perfect.)

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  36. And I follow you via FeedWrangler. It's what my husband set up for me because it will be supported by Reeder, it's just not quite ready yet. lol

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  37. My three-year-old granddaughter loves to play "fabric." I give her a big pile of small scraps and she puts them onto my flannel design wall. The objective of the game is to cover the whole wall as high as she can reach.

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  38. I follow your wonderful blog with Bloglovin.

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  39. I like Pattern Crush on Facebook. Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  40. My toddler is usually entertained by water. Paddling pool, toy boats, a watering can, as long as there is water involved he doesn't care!

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  41. And I already follow Pattern Crush on facebook :)

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  42. When impatients go to seed a little ribbed pod appears. My grandmother taught me how to gently squeeze the pods when they are ready and they POP open! They will do this by themselves and throw the tiny brown seeds far. I always laugh because volunteer impatiens come up through the bushes by my parents front door from seeds popping out of the flowers in pots. They even will cover the front door with seeds. I can never pass an impatient without popping a pod if it is ready and thinking of my Grandmother.

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  43. Thanks for the chance to win! This would be an awesome prize.

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  44. I follow you on my RSS reader. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  45. I follow Pattern Crush on Facebook. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  46. I take the granddaughter out to play in her little pool, she just loves it!! Thank you

    (smjohns63 at yahoo dot com)

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  47. I follow pattern crush on facebook an etsy.

    (smjohns63 at yahoo dot com)

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  48. My husband has gone away for the weekend and I'm going to sew! I have a miniature quilt pp pattern that I've been wanting to try.

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  49. I've just signed up to follow you on Bloglovin.

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  50. I've signed up to follow Pattern Crush via email. (laura84watt) She has a great Etsy shop - thanks for the intro.

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