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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Giveaway Day
223 comments:
I would like some Vintage Modern, to make a cute table runner for the spring, some lined drawstring bags, and to add it to my bliss collection to just enjoy and know that I have it.....for some incredible future project :)ReplyDelete
I would like Sophie and make a mixer cover for my kitchenReplyDelete
Merry Medley please :o) It is my colorings in our home and I need a new table runner for xmas this year :o)ReplyDelete
Wow, Corrie bring these to quilt group! but not until April, I can't attend in March!:) Missed you these last 2 months.ReplyDelete
I love JOY! I still don't have a cuddly Christmas quilt. Thanks!
I love the Vintage Modern pack. I haven't used charm packs before so l'd probably be scared to cut into it.ReplyDelete
If l got over my fear l'd live to make a cushion or pretty pun cushions or a table runner or notebook covers or little zippered pouches.
Anything really but l'd probably sit and stroke it for a while.
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Argghh, that should say l'd live to make a cushion or pretty pin cushions, early mornings and touch typing.ReplyDelete
This is a hard decision, I was going to say Vintage Modern...but then you mentioned French General, :-) so now I don't know. I would make some little table toppers for Christmas.ReplyDelete
I think Blitzen, I'm loving all the Christmas releases coming up! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Oh I'd love to get my hands on some Joy by Kate Spain, or some Blitzen by Basic Grey. I'd love to make a new Christmas tree skirt with either of those - mine seemed to have disappeared last year so my tree was nekkid!ReplyDelete
I'd LOVE the Joy from Moda. I am working on a christmas quilt (really truely am!). I've got a load of stitcheries ready to put in it.....now I just need those lovelies to finish! Thank you for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Ohh...love the Give Thanks by Deb Strain. I will make a tote bag out of it. thanks for the great giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I would go for Blitzen. I love Basic Grey! And I would make a Christmas Tree quilt with it from squares and HST. thank youfor the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Your kidding, right? Of course Vintag modern! I tought about making a mini version of Camille's 'Piece of Cake 3' or perhaps a Schnibbles? Endless possibilities;-)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway and greetings from germany, Hildy
I'd love a charm pack of Vintage Modern to make a baby car sit blanket. Thanks for the chance, such lovely precuts...ReplyDelete
I'd love some Vintage Modern for my first little quilt (as long as you post to Australia?) I've been reading quilty blogs for ages and am rather addicted :)ReplyDelete
I would love Kate Spain's Joy - missed flurry last year, but I'm determined to make a Christmas quilt this year!ReplyDelete
I am torn between two very different fabric selections. Vintage Modern is darling but I am a sucker for all things 3 Sisters so Sentiments is the other I would choose. With the Vintage Modern I would make a baby quilt. With the Sentiments I would make a lap quilt for ME! Thanks for hosting such a nice giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'd choose Vintage Modern and make a table topper!ReplyDelete
I would definitely have to choose Vintage Modern also. I think I would make my mum a really nice quilt for when she is sitting on the couch keeping warm. ThanksReplyDelete
I would like the vintage modern or any of the three. Just love fabric to hoard - haha yes, to keep until I feel the need to make it into something like years from now.ReplyDelete
I would love to make a tote bag using the Vintage Modern also - so pretty.ReplyDelete
I would choose Vintage Modern and make a throw for my daughters room.ReplyDelete
I would have to pick Give Thanks by Deb - she is one of my favorite designers! I would make a table topper for my kitchen (I might be able to get it done before fall!).ReplyDelete
I would have to pick JOY I love that word.....and well the fabric looks great too!ReplyDelete
I would make a little quilt to add to my wall of little quilts and I bet I have enough left over to make another little quilt to donate or give as a gift to someone
thanks for the chance...
it would be fun to play with some happy fabrics!
I would love Joy and I would make another one of my Fractured Christmas Stars.ReplyDelete
I would love the new Bonnie and Camille Vintage fabric. A quilt for my couch is what I'd make. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I would love the vintage modern and would make cushions or a quilt for my couch,Bonnie and Camille just put colours together sooooo well :) Barb.ReplyDelete
I need Joy! I promised my family I will try not to be sewing right up until Christmas this year, so I need to make a tree skirt this summer!ReplyDelete
I love them all, but I think my first choice would be Petite Odile. I love all things French General, and last weekend I got a bee in my bonnet about making a snowball quilt with some Petite Odile mixed with their other lines for my France/French-obsessed daughter.ReplyDelete
love the Give ThanksReplyDelete
A yo-yo for new necklace is what I'd make.
My pick would be Joy and I would make a small wall hanging.ReplyDelete
I'd love Joy and I would make a small Schnibbles quilt.ReplyDelete
Maybe Petite Odile. I would sew hair accessories and pouches. :)ReplyDelete
I love Domestic Bliss, but tomorrow I will love something else! They are all wonderful!ReplyDelete
Sorry the delivery man didn't bring you what you were really hoping for but the alternative wasn't bad either.ReplyDelete
I want some of that Vintage Modern. It is so wonderful. I think I would use it for a great wallhanging for my stair way.
I would make patchwork stockings out of Joy by Kate Spain :)ReplyDelete
Vintage modern would make a lovely throw sized quilt for the sunroom.ReplyDelete
Loving the Vintage Modern for a new table runner, thanks!ReplyDelete
I love "Joy", I would buy another pack and make a Christmas tree skirt! Thank you for another great giveaway :)ReplyDelete
I would pick Petite Odile - French General because that rich red on top just makes me smile. I am sure it would go into a quilt.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern it is! Love the bright colors in it. It would make a very cute baby quilt for one of the lucky babies that are on the way at some of my friends' houses (what's with the baby frenzy??? I guess it must be a turning 30 thing...)ReplyDelete
Thanks for another week of "oh me me!!" :-)
I really like the Vintage Modern fabric. It is so cheery. I think I would make a Schnibble quilt with it.ReplyDelete
I'm gonna say the Vintage Modern. Love the colors. I too think it would make a lovely baby quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Ohh, I would love some Vintage Modern! I would come up with some lovely quilt pattern to make with it.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern for sure. A new tablerunner would be made using this fabric. Something fresh for spring. Thanks!ReplyDelete
vintage modern, a table top or pillow for spring!ReplyDelete
Always up for Kate Spain...her fabrics are so gorgeous and I would make something for our quilt shelf in the dining room!ReplyDelete
I would pick Vintage Modern or Joy. Hmmm....what to do? A quilt of course!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway!
Christmas for sure!! To make a baby quilt for a baby that should have had one a few months ago!ReplyDelete
Ooo too hard to pick. I have loved French General since it first came out. But then again..........Vintage Modern???? So pretty.... Thanks for the great giveaway. I would love to make a tote bag with these lovelies.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern is so beautiful! Perfect for pillows and little birds.ReplyDelete
I would choose the Wrenly charms to use in a lap quilt. I got a few pieces of wrenly when it first came out but I sure would like to have a nice assortment for a quilt. I like that the squares are a little bigger too -- more flexibility for what pattern I could use.ReplyDelete
Oh. What a choice to make. Ummm, I would pick "Joy" and quite possibly make a table runner or something for Christmas. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I like Give Thanks, sometimes it's hard to find thanksgiving or fall fabric that's bright and happy looking, but this certainly is!ReplyDelete
They all look great! Not sure what I would make but I really like the Vintage Modern Charms! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Loving that Vintage Modern! I have lots of nieces who want quilts so I'm always looking for yummy fabric choices!ReplyDelete
What beautiful fabrics, they cheered up my morning. The Vintage Modern charms and some yardage would make a wonderful Christmas tree skirt. I've made so many but never for my self. Thanks so much for the great giveaway! ;-> Toni AnneReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 6:11 AM
I love Kate Spain designs. I would add some fabric to the batch and make Christmas pillows for both of my daughters-in-law and me.(Annie5152)ReplyDelete
I love the Vintage Modern! It'd make a great baby quilt. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I would probably choose Joy from Kate Spain for a delightful table topper (my Christmas Stash is almost non existent)...or possibly Vintage Modern from Bonnie and Cammile as I think it would add interest to a quilt I'm making for my grand daughter for Christmas with Ruby. They are all lovely and thanks for the chance. Big Hugs from your Utah neighbor...ReplyDelete
I would love to have Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
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Oh I am a Blitzen type of girl. I would love to get my hands on that. Thanks a bunch!ReplyDelete
oooh that vintage modern is calling my name--i'm feeling like the Christmas stuff just ended at my house--not quite ready yet...ReplyDelete
I think I'd make a table runner perfect for my friend's birthday
They are all so lucious! I would chose vintage modern and make a table runner for my son and his girlfriend. They are moving into their first apartment...together ... and it would be a wonderful addtion to their 'home'. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love the vintage Modern. I might make a table runner with it.ReplyDelete
I think I'd go for Vintage Modern. It would go right into a quilt. Have a good weekend.ReplyDelete
I love Vintage Modern!ReplyDelete
I like joy! Even the name is happy!ReplyDelete
Joy by Kate Spain looks lovely! I'd make a bag! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
How lovely!ReplyDelete
I like Vintage Modem!!:)
Thanks for the chance....
I'd pick Holiday Medley from Kansas Troubles Quilters. Love love love her fabrics. A holiday season tablerunner for my TV cabinet is what I'd make. Thanks for this.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 6:53 AM
vintage modern - then i'd stop procrastinating on the baby girl quilt I need to get completed before spring!ReplyDelete
I would pick VIntage Modern...THen I would make my favorite pillow cover pattern ...really! I promise!!ReplyDelete
I would pick Vintage Modern and make a new table runner in my kitchen.ReplyDelete
Hard choice - Joy would have to win but Blitzen sounds intriguing. Fun fabrics for table toppers or wall hangings. I need to update some of my old holiday favorites.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 6:55 AM
OOOOps! my comment was a reply. Bahahaha! I would use Half moon Modern for in a quilt for my daughter.ReplyDelete
I use to scrapbook all the time and LOVED Basic Grey. Why not carry that over into some fabric. I would choose Blitzen - basicgrey. Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
I would love to win the Merry Medley charm pack by Sandy Gervais to make a table runner. I love anything by Sandy.ReplyDelete
I'd probably pick Vintage Modern or Petite Odile.ReplyDelete
I like Joy. I think I would make a table topper.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern, for sure!!! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I love Vintage Modern! I really would like to make a new Christmas table runner. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I would pick Vintage Modern and use it to make a Schnibbles quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love f Joy by Kate Spain. I would love to make a quick cute throw blanket to have around for the Christmas season.ReplyDelete
That's a tough one, love the joy for christmas and love the Petite Odile, but I have to say Odile since I love the vintage designs and colors and could use that any time of the year.ReplyDelete
I adore Tula Pink - Prince Charming and I would make some pillow cases for my nieces with it. I love this line of fabric! thanks!ReplyDelete
I would pick Blitzen and make a throw blanket with wool batting to keep my Christmas visitors nice and warm. This line would match my table runner which is made from Figgy Pudding Basic Grey. Hope I win!!!!!!!!!1ReplyDelete
Love love the Vintage Modern. I'm making yoyo's for a quilt and I think those would be beautiful in my collection of colors and designs.ReplyDelete
I love so many of the charm packs-- a few that really grab my attention are Pam Kitty Morning, Adventures with Alice, Sugar Hill, Northcote Range... If I won, I would use the charms to make a mini quilt for a little doll cradle I found at a thrift store! :-)ReplyDelete
My favorite is Blitzen - I would make a table runner and/or a cathedral window pillow. But my very favorite, most coveted fabric right now is Scoot - I want to make a quilt for my youngest son with that one :)ReplyDelete
I like them all but I would pick Joy and make a pretty Christmas throw...thanks for the giveaway..ReplyDelete
They are all just yummy and could certainly come to play - but I would love some Blitzen - great for an advant calendar.ReplyDelete
I love JOY! I'd make a Christmas table runner :)ReplyDelete
They're all so pretty! I would choose Petite Odile because I love French General. I'll make a Li'l Twister table topper with the charm pack. Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
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Hmmm...Vintage Modern or Joy. I would make some pillows. :)ReplyDelete
It would have to be Petite Odile and I would make a table topper with it.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern and I would make a table runner! Love this fabric!ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern because I can never get enough of Bonnie and Camille!!ReplyDelete
What to make.....a runner!
It's really hard to choose with that amazing list. I thinnk I would go with Vintage Modern and make a cheerful tabletopper. I really like several of the Christmas ones, too, but find it hard to think Christmas right now. Hope your other fabric comes soon!ReplyDelete
I especially love the Joy and Vintage Modern, but they would all make a great table runner.ReplyDelete
I would love Joy or vintage modern. I understand waiting for fabric to arrive...ReplyDelete
so many good choices ... i'm torn between joy, blitzen and vintage modern. don't know what i would make yet. :)ReplyDelete
Too bad about the FMF, I hate having to wait to get my creative on! I think I'd choose Vintage Modern or Joy. Thanks for sharing with us.ReplyDelete
Joy hands down for me. And I'd probably make a cute little table runner or a tree skirt for me and my hubby's little treeReplyDelete
I would choose the vintage modern for sureReplyDelete
I would pick the Vintage Modern. I love the colors and patterns in that line. Sentiments and Joy are a close second and third. I would make a baby quilt or table runner with any one of those charm packs.ReplyDelete
I'd love to win some Joy or Vintage Modern. I'm working on a yo yo quilt...so they'd go in that project.ReplyDelete
Would be Joyful to get some "Joy" I would love to add it to what's left of my 12DoC and Flurry stash and make a third Christmas quilt!! :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
The Merry Medley from Sandy Gervais would make some great place mats for my table. :)ReplyDelete
It's gotta be Merry Medley for a holiday table topper or a couple of candle mats. Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
I'd definitely choose Vintage Modern, but I've no idea what I would make with it yet...ReplyDelete
My first choice would be Vintage Modern because I LOVE VINTAGE and I AM VINTAGE!!!! :)ReplyDelete
Seriously though I have a fun table topper pattern that any of these precuts would look fabulous in. So I just COULDN"T RESIST entering! Thank you for the opportunity.
Half Moon Modern, something about those bright colors ...I keep coming back to it. I would make an bedside organizer for magazines and things.ReplyDelete
CHRISTMAS ALREADY. LOVE THE VINTAGE ONE. LINDA GERIGReplyDelete
Vintage Modern absolutely!!!!!!ReplyDelete
I will make a Quilt for me so Vintage with my stuck of Vintage Modern ... I hope soon ^__*
I'd pick Joy and make a Christmas tree skirt.ReplyDelete
I would pick Blitzen. I love that line. I would make a nice christmas throw for the couch.ReplyDelete
thanks, kathy
I love Kate Spain, so I'd choose Joy. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Would love to make a table runner with Blitzen.ReplyDelete
I love the Vintage Modern and it would make a great table runner.ReplyDelete
I have to confess, I am very torn because Merry Medley grabs at me, too.
Thansk for the opportunity to win.
I'd choose Freshcut. Maybe... ha. Perhaps I'd make a table runner... Thanks!ReplyDelete
Oh, the Vintage Modern!! It's lovely! I would probably wind up making either a buffet runner for the dining room or a patchwork quilted purse for myself. Thanks, ladies!ReplyDelete
I love the Joy fabric. I have big plans for making family stockings for next Christmas and it would work perfectly!ReplyDelete
I love the Vintage Modern and the Joy! I think I would have to pick the Vintage Modern one and make a sweet baby quilt - I have 7 - yes 7 - friends who are pregnant!!ReplyDelete
I think I'd choose Joy! Need some Joy! Time for a Christmas quilt?ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern for sure. I'd use it to make a lap quilt for my living room. I've been thinking of a Christmas quilt for quite some time now, so Vintage Modern would be perfect for it.ReplyDelete
Love the Vintage Modern, but I like the Petite Odile, too.ReplyDelete
Either Joy y Kate Spain or Vintage Modern, to make a fresh new table runner!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 9:33 AM
BEAUTIFUL FABRICS,HOW CAN I CHOOSE ONE?ReplyDelete
I love Joy by Kate Spain - I see some pretty Christmas pillows in my future!ReplyDelete
Any charm pack? I think I would pick Sophie and make a puff quilt for a future niece!ReplyDelete
I really like them all. Since I have to choose I would go with Joy by Kate Spain. It matches fabric I already have and I would use it to make a table runner and other Christmas gifts.ReplyDelete
I would use the rainbow zoo prints and make a baby quiltReplyDelete
I would pick Petite Odile - French General and make a lovely table runner . Oh how I love French General fabric !ReplyDelete
I would definitely pick Vintage Modern and I'd use them in my Farmers Wife quilt.ReplyDelete
I love Vintage Modern - soooo pretty!! I'd make some placemats for our home, and you don't have to hold me to it because we are in dire need of some new ones!! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Great fabrics! It too hard to pick one, but I'll try. How about Give Thanks. Thanks for the opportunity to win.ReplyDelete
Oh JOY! I would pick JOY for sure. 1.I love Kate Spain. 2. My first project was made with Flurry from last Christmas. I have some scraps left and would love to add some JOY to them. 3. I would love to make a Christmas wall hanging. 4. I love Kate Spain. :o) Thank you!!!!ReplyDelete
This is tough! You're asking me to choose?!? I think I'd want Give Thanks. I've always love the colors of fall. This is beautiful. I'm not sure what I would make with these as I would want to showcase some of the beautiful fabric squares in this pack. Thank you for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
I would like some Vintage Moderne to make aTable Topper. Thank you so much for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
I'd choose Sentiments cause I like anything by 3 Sisters and I would make table runner for my kitchen table. Yup, I can already see it!ReplyDelete
Too hard to choose - but it would probably be something Christmasy - like Blitzen - to do a tree skirt.ReplyDelete
Hard to pick, but I love the Petite Odile--it would make a sweet table runner.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern....so sweet. Love the pics of Flea Market Fancy you shared. Had not really seen how great they all look together.ReplyDelete
They are all lovely but I think I would chose Vintage Modern and I would probably make a cushion or table runner with it.ReplyDelete
Vintage modern no doubt, and like many other entrants here i would make a cushion or a table runner for my brand new apartment <3ReplyDelete
I would definitely pick "Joy" by Kate Spain. I'd like to make a lap quilt or a table runner.ReplyDelete
Oh, the "Joy" by Kate Spain. I would love to make a lap quilt with it.ReplyDelete
I like Merry Medley. I would make new coasters and cocktail napkins for the holidays. Thanks for a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 10:59 AM
Oh how lovely! I think that Vintage Modern would be adorable in a lap quilt. Thanks for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
Although the others are so cute too, have a soft spot for Bonnie & Camille so probably Vintage Modern. And would use it in a quilt. Thanks for chance to win! (marshudson at comcast dot net)ReplyDelete
I would pick either the Joy or blitzen and make a small lap quilt or maybe a table runner. I always want to craft for christmas, but never seem to end up doing itReplyDelete
I would pick Joy, maybe for a tree skirt, or if I'm really motivated, a Christmas quilt!ReplyDelete
I'd choose Vintage Modern and make a table topper with it. Love those colors and prints. Thanks for the chance to winReplyDelete
I love Kate Spain! I would make a fireplace mantel piece runner in Joy. Can't wait to see what you do with your FMF. :)ReplyDelete
I would pick the blitzen and make a table runnerReplyDelete
I would choose the Vintage Modern, I'd put it with my Ruby charm pack and make something for my niece.ReplyDelete
I would love to make an Avent calender with Merry Medley.ReplyDelete
A twister from Petite Odile would be fabriclicious!ReplyDelete
I'd choose Vintage Modern and use it to make a lap quilt. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I couldn't get on Etsy to look. It said they were having some "hiccups"!ReplyDelete
Anyway, I like the Vintage Modem, but I will go back and look later.
A tree skirt, a tote bag, an apron, from any one of those charm packs...They are all so lovely, I might just have you surprise me! I do love Kate Spain's collections though :)ReplyDelete
i chose for vintage modern, for make easter egs !ReplyDelete
; ) fabienne
What a great giveaway! I would choose either Joy, Merry Medley or Blitzen and I think I'd join the craze (I haven't yet) and make granny squares! Happy Day!!ReplyDelete
Arghhh, Etsy is down so I can't get to your shop, but I know I love Vintage Modern by Bonnie and Camilla. I'm not sure what I'd make? Maybe a lap quilt?ReplyDelete
I think I'd like Vintage Modern, looks like that's a big hit! I just like the brighter colors. I am really wanting to make a "gig bag" (or whatever you call it in sewing terms) to take my sewing projects with me. I've never made a bag for myself, but I really want to. It'd help me get ready for making all of my 2012 Christmas gifts!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the lovely preview of Christmas to come. If am so lucky as to win, then would choose Vintage Modern charm pack as want to see first hand what it looks like AND make a quilt similar to one on the Moda Bake Shop site.ReplyDelete
blitzen would be just right for a little twister christmas blankie for my new dggs due in june. gotta think ahead!ReplyDelete
I love Blitzen and would make a table runner. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I really like Blitzen by BasicGrey. Might make a pillow or a stocking with it :)ReplyDelete
I'd love Vintage Modern! I want the houndstooth prints!ReplyDelete
Petite Odile! Looks like the fabrics I have been saving up to start the farmers wife blocks. Expect I could use it for that. Or a table topper.ReplyDelete
I would choose blitzen and make a table runner. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 1:53 PM
I could use a little JOY about now. Should I be chosen, I'd use it to make a 'Scratch' schnibble. Or maybe a 'Plan C' schnibble. :-) Thank you for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Oh my...Vintage Modern or Blitzen?? I think in charm pack size I would choose......Vintage Modern. At least you have these new fabrics in hand to comfort you while you wait on the FMF. :)ReplyDelete
I think I would go with Vintage Modern. It would make an adorable little car seat blanket!ReplyDelete
Definitely Joy by Kate Spain! Perfect for a Christmas table topper for my new kitchen table!ReplyDelete
hmm, hard choice! I've been salivating over vintage modern ever since camille posted about it awhile back. So, I'd pick that or Kate Spain's Joy. It just makes me happy.ReplyDelete
I <3 the three sisters sentiments. I really need to make a tote bag for my trips to the library... Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Ever since seeing the Vintage Modern I have been soooo in love, I think I would probably make a picture frame quilt to really highlight the patches. Thank you so much for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
I like Joy by Kate Spain :) First I would stare at it for a while {cause I love to look at fabric} then I'd probably go with a cute baby quilt - possibly a disappearing 9 patch. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
lovely material - i would choose Joy as its my daughter Hannah middle name. i would make something pretty for her room.ReplyDelete
I would probably choose Give Thanks. I want to make some fall table runners.ReplyDelete
My favorite is Give Thanks!!!! I love Thanksgiving! Would love to find a great turkey print for a table runner:) Thanks for this giveaway! Happy Thursday!ReplyDelete
OOOHHHm, that is a hard decision. I think Petite Odile and start on a new couch quilt. YUMMY. Thanks for a chance to win something fun!! tx jenny wren at g mail dot comReplyDelete
Let's see....I would pick Blitzen and make a table topper for my front room. Thanks for the give away.ReplyDelete
I think I like Holiday Medley...it's wonderful. I would make a table topper I think. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love Vintage Modern or Joy....I've been wanting to do a holiday quilt so the Joy would be fun, but the Vintage Modern is so pretty and would make a great quilt top too!ReplyDelete
I would love sandy gervaus. Thanks for chance to win.ReplyDelete
I would pick the vintage modern and I think I would make a patchwork apron.ReplyDelete
Vintage Modern would be the one I'd most like! I really want to make a sweet little hand pieced doll quilt and I think it would look so cute in Vintage Modern.ReplyDelete
So many great fabrics, so hard to choose. Give Thanks tops my wish list today. Thanks for the chance at your giveaway.ReplyDelete
I'd choose Joy and make a runner for Xmas. I could then check something off my to do list!!ReplyDelete
Petite Odile would be wonderful.ReplyDelete
I like Joy. I would make strings:)ReplyDelete
My favorite is the flea market but also like vintage modern. I have a cute baby quilt that I would like to make.ReplyDelete
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Contributed by the Fluids Engineering Division of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF FLUIDS ENGINEERING. Manuscript received March 13, 2014; final manuscript received July 21, 2014; published online September 10, 2014. Editor: Malcolm J. Andrews.
This study examines the effect of channel leak geometry on blast overpressure attenuation in the rear of a muzzle-loaded large caliber cannon. Effects of three primary geometric parameters including leak volume as well as number and length of channels are studied. Reduction in blast overpressure, and thus peak overpressure, is most influenced by the leak volume; however, leak volume needs to be selected carefully to limit the loss in the projectile exit velocity. Modification of the channel height in the current range has a minimal effect on peak overpressure, but the number of channels can have a significant effect due to the constriction experienced by the leaking flow, thereby limiting the attenuation. Two channel lengths are considered where the longer channel length, is found to be more effective. The best configuration showed over 50% reduction in peak overpressure at all monitored locations with about 4.8% loss in the projectile exit velocity.
Setup of the projectile and propellant
Geometric setup for the parametric study
Mesh utilized in numerical simulations
Muzzle exit mesh for different configurations
Boundary conditions for all simulations
Burn rate matching the experimental data of breech pressure
Projectile velocity for baseline numerical simulation
Schematic of eight positions in the rear of the muzzle
Experimental versus numerical results for peak overpressure at monitored locations
Baseline normalized velocity over time and point with slope change
Peak overpressure for varied leak volumes
Normalized pressure versus radial position for heights of 6.7 and 10 calibers above centerline at 0 deg elevation
FoM versus leak volume
FoM versus number of channels for a constant leak volume and two channel lengths
Precursor shock structure for the baseline, CLM − (7.5)(4)(6.7), and CLM − (7.5)(8)(6.7)
Pressure over a line that is 1 caliber above the tube centerline
Primary shock structure for the baseline, CLM − (7.5)(4)(6.7), and CLM − (7.5)(8)(6.7)
Trace of shock structure at 10 calibers
Pressure over a line that is 1 caliber above the tube centerline for the primary shock
Pressure versus time for position two for the baseline, CLM − (7.5)(4)(6.7), and CLM − (7.5)(8)(6.7)
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|Kids & teens with ME/CFS speak up in DC in 2011
The full title of the paper is Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Diagnosis and Management in Young People: A Primer and you can read its full text and share it with your doctor(s) at that link.
The primer itself describes its purpose:
"While many pediatricians and other health-care providers are aware of ME/CFS, they often lack essential knowledge that is necessary for diagnosis and treatment. Many young patients experience symptoms for years before receiving a diagnosis. This primer, written by the International Writing Group for Pediatric ME/CFS, provides information necessary to understand, diagnose, and manage the symptoms of ME/CFS in children and adolescents."
Wonderful! It is a long document, with plenty of detail on both diagnosis and treatment. It explains that few studies have been done on children with ME/CFS but that the guidance in the document is based on what research there is, plus the extensive clinical experience of the authors. It mentions the presence of orthostatic intolerance right in the introduction! It also emphasizes several times that ME/CFS is a physical illness and not a psychological condition and explains over and over that some children and teens may be homebound, in a wheelchair, or even bedridden from ME/CFS. And, of course, it explains in detail WHY you can't "cure" ME/CFS with exercise (GET) or cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and why it may be harmful to patients to try.
The primer includes sections on:
- Etiology and Pathophysiology (that is, how the disease starts, what keeps it going, and its effects on various systems in the body)
- Adolescent Development
- Clinical Diagnosis (which includes a very helpful worksheet for doctors to aid in recognizing ME/CFS in kids)
- Management/Treatment
- Co-Morbid Conditions (including OI, EDS, food intolerances & allergies & more)
- Areas of Special Clinical Concern (includes management of severely affected patients)
- The School System
- Appendices A through G (which include Fact Sheets for schools, sample doctor's note for school, a more complete discussion of OI, and more)
However, I would have liked to see mention of or more detail on the following treatments to further help young patients (links provided explain more, including how these treatments have helped my son and I):
- Treating sleep dysfunction - There is a section on sleep dysfunction but no mention of the typical mechanism behind it in ME/CFS (light sleep, mainly in Stages 1 & 2 without enough deep Stage 3 & 4 sleep caused by endocrine dysfunction that causes disruption in normal hormones that provide deep, refreshing sleep). There is a small table listing medications that might help in treating sleep dysfunction, and it does include tricyclic antidrepressants or TCAs (when used in small doses at bedtime, these lose their antidepressant properties but help to increase the hormones necessary for normal, deep sleep). However, the table lists amitriptyline, which many patients including myself find too sedating, and makes no mention of trazodone and nortriptyline, the two milder TCAs that are more commonly used to to effectively treat sleep dysfunction in ME/CFS, including in kids and teens. These two meds have worked beautifully for my son and I for over 12 years and for many other young patients.
- Treating immune system dysfunction - There is a brief section on this critical topic, but the only treatment mentioned is IVIG, which is very expensive and sometimes difficult for the patient and not always approved by insurance. There is no mention at all of low-dose naltrexone (which I know Dr. Rowe prescribes for some patients) or inosine, two very safe and very cheap approaches to helping to normalize or balance the immune system that have helped my son and I immensely.
- Looking for and treating underlying infections - There is a brief mention that antivirals are used sometimes to treat adult ME/CFS patients and that there have been no studies on the use of antivirals for children. The section on co-morbid conditions also mentions the possibility of infections, like Lyme disease. Often, though, underlying infections are a critical component of ME/CFS and diagnosing and treating them can bring dramatic improvements. In people with ME/CFS, the immune system dysfunction that is part of our disease can cause old, dormant infections (that are harmless to most people) to reactivate. The primer does explain that mono (caused by EBV) is a common trigger for ME/CFS in kids and teens, but there is no mention of the fact that treating that initial case of mono with antivirals within the first few years of ME/CFS can bring improvement or even full recovery. And many people with ME/CFS discover that they have tick-borne infections, like Lyme disease, often many years after fruitless treatment of their ME/CFS (my son ended up having 3 tick-borne infections, in addition to his ME/CFS, that we missed for over three years). Experience has shown that searching for and treating these kinds of underlying infections can bring dramatic improvement in patients and return to a more normal life or even full recovery.
- The prevalence of food intolerances - Dr. Rowe himself authored a study that found that a full 30% of his young ME/CFS patients in the study had developed an intolerance to dairy, so I was surprised that this statistic - backed up by a study - was not included in the primer. There is some vague mention of food intolerances in the section on co-morbid conditions and the section on GI symptoms, but the section on Dietary Management doesn't recommend eliminating common allergic foods on a trial basis. Eliminating diary almost completely eliminated GI symptoms for my son and I. From what is written here, I can imagine kids being put through all kinds of invasive testing for co-morbid conditions when they really just need to eliminate dairy or gluten or other common allergens from their diet.
- Treating methylation issues - Oddly, one of the references at the end of the primer is to a study on the presence of genetic methylation problems in ME/CFS patients, but there is no mention in the body of the document of methylation at all. There are a few mentions of B12 supplementation (B12 is critical to the methylation process), but no mention of folate or other aspects of methylation. Treating methylation has helped my son and I very much, and I know this approach has helped many other young patients in our Parents group on Facebook.
All that said, my criticisms are minor. This document provides well thought-out guidelines for any doctor treating pediatric ME/CFS patients and a good starting point. Just the inclusion and explanation of Orthostatic Intolerance alone will provide very helpful information to doctors treating kids with ME/CFS, as treating OI often brings dramatic improvements, especially in kids.
This primer is certainly a giant leap forward from where we are today, with most doctors not even realizing that ME/CFS is a serious disease that can completely incapacitate kids and thinking there are no effective treatments (or worse, thinking that forced exercise is the way to treat ME/CFS).
A big thank you to Dr. Rowe and his team for once again blazing trails for pediatric ME/CFS!


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Chapter 160: The Difference Between a Dou Shi and a Dou Zhe
The clothes on Xiao Yan body continued to bulge outward for a long time before finally returning to rest on Xiao Yan's skin. Xiao Yan released a breath foul air before standing up and turning towards the smiling Yao Lao at his side. Opening his mouth and letting out a grin, Xiao Yan could not hide the joy on his face. With a year's time, he had finally been promoted to a true Dou Shi. During this time, he had put in so much effort and perspiration in order to achieve the success that was like a butterfly breaking from his cocoon.
Becoming a Dou Shi meant that Xiao Yan had left the class that the majority of people belonged to. Although the class of Dou Shi was still considered to be on a lower level in the Dou Qi continent, it was considered to be much stronger and of a much higher class compared to a Dou Zhe which was of the lowest class. Most importantly, Xiao Yan was still young with a lot of time to strengthen himself!
Xiao Yan tightened his fist. A strength that he had never felt before was flowing in every part of his body. Only until today, when he personally stepped into the Dou Shi class, did Xiao Yan truly understand just how big the difference between Dou Zhe and Dou Shi was. Recalling the battle he had with Mu She back then, the current Xiao Yan could not help but rejoice in his heart. If Yao Lao had not taught him the Di class Dou Technique, he would have experienced great difficulty in defeating Mu She regardless of how he leapt around, much less being able to kill him.
Standing in place, Xiao Yan suddenly raised out his right hand and curled it into a fist. Immediately, a purple colored Dou Qi abruptly surfaced on his body. After the Dou Qi appeared, it suddenly withdrew a little. A moment later, it gradually accumulated just outside Xiao Yan's clothes, seemingly forming a layer of defensive Dou Qi. It was perhaps due to Xiao Yan swallowing the Purple Flame that faint rising Purple Flames could be seen on top of the defensive Dou Qi.
A Dou Qi cloak, the symbol of a Dou Shi, was one of the most practical skills of a Dou Shi. In the fight with Mu She, Xiao Yan had witnessed its immense usage. In the past, Xiao Yan might have been able to bring out a Dou Qi cloak but he could not cover all of his body with it like he did now.
Moreover, the Dou Qi cloaks that Xiao Yan had summoned out in the past did not have any effect on his speed, defence, attack etc. Only after becoming a Dou Shi would the cloak that was summoned out be equipped with these ability to aid in battle, something that all Dou Zhes coveted.
Seeing the mighty looking and beautiful purple colored fire cloak, Xiao Yan's face filled with joy as he threw a few quick punches that created a fierce wind. After the cleansing and strengthening of the natural energy from before, the current him could actually cause his fist to carry a sharp piercing sound with just his own strength.
Eyeing the excited Xiao Yan who was continuously testing the strength of a Dou Shi, Yao Lao shook his head with a smile. He waited for Xiao Yan to calm down before asking, "See if the 'Flame Mantra' had evolved. What level is it? Middle or High Level?"
Yao Lao's question prompted Xiao Yan to stop his rapid punches. He nodded his head and once again slowly closed his eyes, allowing his mind to descend into his body.
After Xiao Yan's mind descended into his body, it quickly came to the lower abdomen where his 'Dan Tian' was at. At this moment, the originally large pale yellow vortex here was completely transformed into a purple colored vortex that was smaller than Xiao Yan's palm. His mind swept across the small purple colored vortex and abruptly realized that there were over ten drops of purple colored liquid slowly flowing within that vortex. These drops of purple colored liquid followed the spiraling of the vortex, like small fish in a lake.
Xiao Yan's mind curiously entered the purple colored vortex and stealthily encompassed a small drop of purple colored liquid. After feeling it for a moment, an unrestrained happiness surfaced in Xiao Yan's heart; he realized that within these small drops of purple colored liquid was an extremely forceful energy.
Realizing the secret of the purple colored liquid, Xiao Yan's heart was once again able to better understand the huge difference between a Dou Shi and a Dou Zhe. He instantly let out an emotional sigh.
The vortex of a Dou Zhe was like a balloon while the Dou Qi was like the air that was contained within the balloon. This balloon had a critical point that belonged to it and once the Dou Qi it contained reached the point where it was full, it would no longer be able to contain any excess Dou Qi. If one wanted to forcefully push more in, the vortex would pop like a balloon and explode with a bang.
When promoting from a Dou Zhe to a Dou Shi, the biggest benefit was that the filled Dou Qi in the balloon would undergo a transformation, changing into droplets of liquid energy with far denser, more complex, and purer energy than just simple Dou Qi.
Once the Dou Qi underwent the transformation, the quality and quantity of Dou Qi contained within the balloon would instantly expand tremendously.
Hence, by having this enormous Dou Qi storage, a Dou Shi was naturally far superior; a Dou Zhe could just not compare. In addition, with regards to the class and purity of their Dou Qi, they were entirely different.
Xiao Yan's mind slowly exited the vortex. After the the earlier probe, Xiao Yan could understand that despite these liquid drops appearing to be only the size of a fingernail, a third of his pale yellow Dou Qi before becoming a Dou Shi would be needed in order to create one of these tiny drops of liquid energy. From this, it was obvious just what kind of energy was contained in this one tiny drop.
As he watched the slowly spinning vortex, Xiao Yan's mind moved slightly. Threads of purple colored Dou Qi promptly flowed out and began to rush through the Qi Paths determined by the 'Flame Mantra' Qi Method.
Following the flow of the Dou Qi in the predetermined Qi Paths, Xiao Yan could feel numerous threads of fire type energy seeping in from the surrounding air in the outside world, penetrating Xiao Yan's skin and entering his Qi Paths. The purple colored Dou Qi would then carry them and complete a perfect cycle of the Qi Method.
After completing a cycle of the Qi Method, Xiao Yan could feel that the threads of Dou Qi that were released from the vortex were much more powerful and much richer than they were a few minutes before.
Upon completion of a cycle, the Dou Qi which had become more powerful once again entered the vortex. At the moment it did, Xiao Yan's body trembled slightly. Finally, he opened his eyes slowly and watched Yao Lao's face that was filled with anticipation. He involuntarily shrugged his shoulders and helplessly said, "Huang Class Middle Level! It only evolved by one level."
"Huang Class Middle Level? Ha ha, it was expected."
Hearing Xiao Yan's words, Yao Lao did not feel any disappointment. He eyed the depressed face in front of him and could not help but laugh, "The evolution of this Qi Method requires the enormous energy of the 'Heavenly Flame'. From the start, this Purple Flame did not meet the requirement. It is already quite good that it caused the Qi Method to barely evolve by one level. Moreover, by relying on the uniqueness of 'Flame Mantra', the Qi Method of only Middle Huang level does not lose to other High Huang Qi Methods. You should be satisfied."
Hearing this, Xiao Yan could only nod his head with a bitter smile. Although he knew it was impossible, his heart continued to wait for a miracle to happen; maybe the Qi Method could directly jump to a Xuan class Qi Method. However, from the looks of it, this miracle was a little imaginary.
"Ugh, Heavenly Flame… swallowing the 'Purple Flame' has already given me tremendous suffering, but the effect isn't very notable. If I really met a Heavenly Flame, it would be difficult to know who would swallow who." Xiao Yan shook his head helplessly. Although Xiao Yan had never personally experienced the strength of a Heavenly Flame, he could faintly feel just how frightening that ghastly white colored flame of Yao Lao's was when the latter was refining medicine.
Shaking his head with all his might, Xiao Yan threw aside the little listlessness in his heart. No matter what was said, his Qi Method had evolved. Moreover, he still had plenty of time. By taking things a step at a time, Xiao Yan believed that one day, he would be able to swallow a real 'Heavenly Flame' and evolve the 'Flame Mantra' into the Tian class Qi Method that only existed in legends.
Seeing that Xiao Yan was gradually recovering from his depressed state, Yao Lao smiled. "Since you have already become a Dou Shi, our training in the Magic Beast Mountain Range will be over soon!"
"Then let's go. I am a little irritated looking at these broken mountains."
"Yes, tomorrow we'll leave." Yao Lao nodded his head as he mused out loud, "If we count the time we spent here, there is only eight more months of time before we need to go to the Misty Cloud Sect for the three year agreement."
Hearing this, Xiao Yan's body trembled and his gaze swept across the space outside the cave. A long while later, he frowned and said, "I wonder what level she is at now…"
"Hehe. You can relax. In the remaining time, I may not be able to help you become a Da Dou Shi, but being promoted by a few stars within the Dou Shi level should not be too difficult." Yao Lao said blandly. When his words reached this point, there was a slight pause before he continued with a smile, "Moreover, even if there was some unexpected reason that caused her strength to rise so much that it far exceeds you, you should believe that this old body of mine would not brag. Within this Jia Ma Empire, there hasn't been many people whom I hold in regard... even if it was that Misty Cloud Sect Leader Yun Yun whose strength is ranked among the top three in the Jia Ma Empire."
"Haha, I've never doubted Teacher's strength. If you say it is possible, then I'll naturally believe it." Being given a reassurance to calm him, Xiao Yan felt much more relaxed as he curried favor with Yao Lao.
Giving the fawning smile on Xiao Yan's face a supercilious look, Yao Lao waved his hand and said, "Tomorrow, we will leave the Magic Beast Mountain Range. Our next stop is the vast Tager Desert at the border of the Jia Ma Empire. I'll warn you first, the training there will be much tougher and more dangerous than in the Magic Beast Mountain Range. You should prepare yourself for it."
"Tager Desert… My two elder brothers seem to be around that area. If I get the time, I can take a look on my way."
Opening his mouth and grinning, Xiao Yan patted his chest and said to Yao Lao, "As long as I can swiftly strengthen myself without any adverse side effect, you can just throw any difficult training at me."
"Ha ha. what a strong will!" Yao Lao laughed as the corner of his eyes harbored ill intentions as they glanced at Xiao Yan. "I hope that you will not beat a retreat when that time comes. But by that time, even if you wanted to, I would forcefully kick you back."
Smiling awkwardly, Xiao Yan smartly remained silent.
"Alright. Go back and rest. Tomorrow morning we will leave." Just as Yao Lao was about to return into the ring, his body suddenly shook. After musing for a while, he suddenly said, "Back then, I had visited the Tager Desert because I heard that a type of 'Heavenly Flame' was hidden in the vast desert. Unfortunately, I did not manage to find it. If you are lucky, you might have the chance to…"
After saying to this point, Yao Lao did not bother to look at the brightened eyes of Xiao Yan. His body swayed and entered into the ring.
"Heavenly Flame…"
With his fist tightened in a somewhat agitated manner, Xiao Yan turned around and walked out of the cave. After testing the strength of the Purple Flame, his hunger for the even more ferocious and frightening 'Heavenly Flame' had also increased.
"I must have it!"
The young man's firm soft voice that carried a little greed reverberated throughout the interior of the cave.Previous Chapter Next Chapter


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