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This podcast covers how you can effectively measure yourself as a raid and 5-man tank. It covers player interactions, situational awareness, mods, cooldowns, and gear issues. It also answers member-submitted questions regarding 490 Defense for Illidan flame tanks, how Expertise measures up, and how to handle a large number of abilities at once while tanking.
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Any suggestions on a mod to let me know visually when abilities are off cooldown or otherwise ready to use? I'm using Parrot for my combat text. It lets me know when abilities like Revenge or Overpower are up, but I can't seem to reliably get a mod to tell me when my Shield Block is off or nearing the end of it's cooldown. I hate having to look down at the action bar buttons to see this information. I'd like it presented to me, front-and-center with the rest of my information.
Edit: One thing I just noticed is Parrot may not be fully working with 2.4. I may switch back to SCT until Parrot2 is released, but I'm not sure SCT has the options I'm looking for either.
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55 degrees celsius would be about 131 degrees fahrenheit. Pretty damn hot, I'd say.
You mention that you should have a second warrior keep up demo shout and thunderclap. While a fury / arms warrior should certainly be given demo shout, it's going to be a lot more frustrating for a DPS warrior to keep up TC than it is the tank. He's got to stance dance at a rage loss, rebuild rage (since they won't have tac mastery), cast, then dance again.
TC isn't terrible threat, so it shouldn't be a big deal to slip it in place of a devastate every 25-30 seconds (depending on how worried you are about incoming damage if you get a resist), unless you're really, really having threat problems. In which case you can probably afford to not debuff the mob anyway so you get more rage.
Just a note: Lore mentioned expertise being more valuable than spelldamage for a paladin at around 800 spelldamage. Dorvan's conclusion was expertise rating was equal to spelldamage at around 825 TPS, not spelldamage.
Nice Podcast, good info.
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Coolyo.org seems to only work for Warriors.
Everyone thought I was weird because I said I click healthstones, pots, shield wall and trinkets as well as last stand. I really never liked having them key bound due to the fact of either having a hard time reaching it or accidentally hitting it and wasting a long cool down. Now I know I am not alone. Great podcast as well keep em' coming.
I'm having trouble working out what my actual TPS is for a "stand and deliver" fight because I don't tank any of those...
I'm "trash only" in Hyjal so that our bears and prot warriors have something to do, though I did tank Archi one week, and I've done Kaz a couple of times to prove a point.
In BT I only MT Mother & Illidan (switched from Flame tank to MT after our warrior emo-transferred). I may ask to tank Teron this week so I have a decent TPS test.
For Mother:
- I wear some SR - about 200-ish buffed, 3 pieces?
- The cow silences frequently. Think Maiden.
- DPS are totally gimped anyway, as they're in full SR
With all that, I posted 655 + 105 from heal-procs = 760 TPS.
At Illidan I posted 360+104=464 from heals, but the fight is full of phases where I'm not tanking, so it's a useless metric. For P1 I blow wings and DPS is pretty much uncapped other than our top couple of warlocks. Last warrior kill before the emo-quit was 451 personal, so I guess I still have some catching up to do, but his gear was much better than mine.
What's a good fight to measure tankadin TPS on, given we have a balanced tanking team of war/druid/me for most runs?
Anyone know if its possible to get a version of coolyo for paladins too? I can't seem to use the offline one at work properly.
Interestingly, Coolyo and the Ruby Script give different answers on the same parse. Awesome...
Anyway, I have to use the Ruby version because I'm not a warrior.
Lore: Could you post your TPS according to the Ruby script from your last Brute kill? We had Kalec at 20% last week with a shitty raid makeup (for example: me healing in my leet T-4/T-5 healing gear the first time I'd ever had points ion the Holy tree....) So we're expecting to get to the enrage this week... and maybe kill him, unsure how hard the enrage is.
Anyway, I'm going to MT Teron this week to do a TPS test, my theorycraft says I want to post 1500 TPS if I'm going to keep DPS below me or about 1200 if I'm willing to cope with the "range cap". That assumes rogues and warlocks at 2400 DPS, not using shatter/vanish.
Coolyo and the Ruby script calculate healing threat differently. I looked around trying to find some hard numbers on healing threat but was unable to. I also tried to duplicate the healing threat results from coolyo and wasn't able to do that either(though I didn't try that hard). If you can find me the math/proofs for threat by healing I'll update the script.
One quick question: when you said that one thing to see in the WWS reports if you're doing things right it's that the first ability on the list should not be White Melee damage, you were referring to just damage or threat ( (abilty damage threat + ability innate threat) x threat multiplier )?
I was looking at one my report from SSC and most of my damage came from Swings, but on Roana's wws-tps I got SS and HS above Swings.
So I'm doing things right?!
It depends on the encounter, Saturnia, and I doubt I gave that section the justice it deserved. Can you PM me your WWS?
I do enjoy listening to your podcasts alot and find them very helpfull. tho in this one I lack some info. you really gave the Omen threatmeter quite a slagging on affectiveness for measuring aggro. but if you don't like Omen. what do you use instead?
ps. not all bears are sweaty and stinky ^^
That's not the same as looking at our Threat on Omen and judging when players are about to pull aggro, which is something we do.
Is there a tool that would let us calculate our theoretical max threat given our specs/gear/buffs -- like a maxtps.com :P ? It would be handy to see a good distribution of TPS on specific fights given gear levels.
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I find when I run my TPS through Coolio on any fight but a pure stand there and tank it type fight it is a lot lower than I would hope for. But my dps which is just now starting to nip at my heels (and only one or two members really but even they have threat drops...) don't seem to be threat capped by any means. I know I can pick up my roation a bit better. Most fights my rotation seems closer to ss, rev, dev x 3 (or 4) - instead of ss, rev, dev x 2 so I know I can up my threat a bit, but I don't really know where I should be at.
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Pre-Gen Con Tip: 7 Ways To Remember Gary & Have Fun Doing It!
1) Tower of Gygax: Keith Baker is organizing this amazing-sounding event. Its pure Gygaxian Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, run 24/7 in Room 115 of the Convention Center. New slots should open about every hour. No experience needed!
2) Roll The Dice: Be sure to bring some dice to donate to the Grand Gygaxian Dice Collection for Gen Con's opening ceremonies. After the main ceremony, you can still toss some dice in his memory at the collection point outside the Main Entrance of the exhibit hall. The Collection will then be auctioned for charity auction Saturday at 6 pm. I don't know about you, but I have an old, inherited, much-loved crayoned set of dice I think will be extremely fitting for this.
3) Stop by Troll Lord Games (booth 615). Many of Gary's works and works inspired by him will be out for your perusal, including Castle Zagyg: Upper Works. And don't forget your Gord the Rogue novels!
4) Incorporate some Gygaxian fun into your game--blindside your players with an improbable monster or treasure item. Act as if nothing is amiss.
5) Bring a Character: Along with the Grand Gygaxian Dice Collection (that's so much fun to say!), Gen Con Indy is also providing a Memorial Book to honor Gary's memory. Bring that old AD&D character sheet, a story of how D&D and Gary's work impacted you, or something in that vein you feel is meaningful in honor of his legacy. They'll have paper if you want to write something on-site.
6) Grab your copy of D&D 4e. Where they mention the first campaign settings early on in the "History of D&D", scribble in "Greyhawk, too!". If you don't have a copy of 4e, instead roll your dice when meeting someone at the show and say "It's a...[roll]...pleasure to meet you!" (see Futurama)
7) Cherish your friends, cherish every second of your gaming, and have the best time possible. It may have started at Gary's house in Lake Geneva, but wherever Gen Con is held, the most important thing is having a good time doing something you love.
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New reader here--great post! I had no idea all that was going on at the Con. Thank you.
And #7 is right on target. Gen Con is and of itself a tribute to Mr. Gygax.
- August 9, 2008 at 1:33 AM
- Questing GM said...
Great to see these sentimental events going on in the name of the Great Gygax!
It's really such a pity that I won't be there to witness the whole lot.
- August 9, 2008 at 1:59 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Yeah, I just feel very lucky I was able to meet him in person there last year. A gentleman and a warm soul, was there ever one.
I think a lot of the tribute events will be fun--I'm looking forwarding to seeing all the dice!
- August 9, 2008 at 7:01 AM
- Andy K said...
Hey Zach - Solid post.
If you're going to be wandering around the con, stop by and say hi at some point. I'll be in the dealer's hall on and off, helping out at the Khepera booth (Hellas) and selling "Maid The Roleplaying Game" (bizarre and fun: maidrpg.com). Hope we run into each other at some point.
-Andy K
- August 9, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- Dave The Game said...
Great post, Zach. I knew that if there was one GenCon I needed to attend, it was this one to honor his memory.
Look forward to meeting you there.
- August 9, 2008 at 12:16 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@Andy: You know it, pal. Looking forward to seeing you there. Hellas has me intrigued, to be sure!
@Dave: Likewise! :) I stay crazy busy liveblogging, but I'm sure we'll crash into each other at some point!
- August 9, 2008 at 12:34 PM
- Zachary The First said...
Andy: I also wanted to mention I love the quote from Tennyson's "Ulysses" on the Hellas website. I use that as my sig on a few boards. Powerful verse!
- August 9, 2008 at 12:36 PM
I have the d8 from my original D&D dice, from the Pink Box Set...ugly orange and crayon numbers...to put in the great pool of dice.
I have also photocopied my 3.0 Half-Orc Barbarian, that I played when I returned to playing D&D after many years, with the launch of 3.0.
Hope to see you out on the floor. I will be at Starbucks Thurs morning having my Iced Coffee. Just look for the GreenShirts
- August 9, 2008 at 11:43 PM


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- a Liberty corduroy market bag (did you know Liberty of London is coming out with a collection of cottons prints. Seriously. My favorite fabric-geek-news out of Market.)
- The first issue of Fons and Porter's new modern quilting magazine, Quilty
- Millie's Market Bag pattern by Izzy and Ivy
- Collection of buttons from Robert Kaufman and the We Love Color book by Stash books
- a collection of 4 mini-charm packs (2.5") including newly announced, not yet released fabric collections:
Monday, May 21, 2012
Quilt Market Loot - Giveaway!
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ooh - thanks for the generous giveaway! I am jealous you went to market!ReplyDelete
Wow that is a lot of loot and all so interesting and beautiful.ReplyDelete
I cannot believe that I am offering the first comment.
How very generous of you...it all looks so wonderful. Thanks!ReplyDelete
great giveaway! I have never used a charm pack but I've always wanted to! Of course, being number 2 in the giveaway pretty much assures I win't be getting theseReplyDeleteReplies
won't. And thanks for the chance. Congrats to the winner!Delete
Love the giveaway! you rockReplyDelete
Squeeeee! What a great giveaway! Mini charms, buttons... How fun! Thanks for the chnace to win :) :)ReplyDelete
Oh, those mini solids from Kona are adorable, I can't wait to see the whole line!ReplyDelete
Fun giveaway, thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
how cute are those mini-charm packs!!! I hope I win :-)ReplyDelete
What a varied giveaway. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Oh my! Thank you for the chance to win such a large collection! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway. I have been reading your blog for a long time. I love it.ReplyDelete
Fabulous group of prizes! Wow! Thanks so much for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
So lovely, I just hope I can see market for myself one day!ReplyDelete
I want to go to market!! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
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Fabulous loot! Thanks for a great give away. My fingers are crossed, toes too!ReplyDelete
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What a generous giveaway; thanks for chance to win! (EMAIL: marshudson at comcast dot net)ReplyDelete
love the little charm packs :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for offering to share some of the loot! I love the mini charm packs!ReplyDelete
What an amazing giveaway!! Could definitely help me get started on my first quilt!ReplyDelete
Wow, thanks for the opportunity to enter for your giveaway! Looks like you had a great time!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the generous giveaway!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic giveaway, so many lovely goodies! Thanks for the chance to win :)ReplyDelete
Lots of goodies! I think those mini charms are going to be super addictive.ReplyDelete
Wow, great goodies and you are sooo lucky to go be able to go the the quilt market!ReplyDelete
ooh, love those little charm packs. THey would be perfect for my long-term hexie quilt!ReplyDelete
akiba @ hawaiiantel dot net
Oh those charm packs are too cute. Thanks for a great opportunity.ReplyDelete
Wow, great goodies and you are sooo lucky to go be able to go the the quilt market!ReplyDelete
OH WOW!! awesome awesome give away!! I truly enjoy reading your blog :-) I can't wait to get my hands on some half yard bundles of Simply Color by V and Co!!!! I wish I could have been at Market, I am so jealous... thank you for thinking of those of us that couldn't attend market.ReplyDelete
It's like a little bit of Market for the winner :) Thank you so much for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Oh my, what yummy mini charms those are. I've been on a 2.5" square kick lately. Thanks so much for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thank you for these nice giveaways. I love working with charm packs/jelly rolls. Hope to win.ReplyDelete
Such an amazing giveaway! I've been looking at that new mag *and* the Simply Color line! Thanks for sharing your market goodies!ReplyDelete
HELLO! SWEET GOODIES! THANK YOU SO FOR SHARING!ReplyDelete
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Wow oh Wow! That is some loot!ReplyDelete
those mini charms are so cute!ReplyDelete
Oh I think market must be so fun! Thanks for sharing a bit of it with those of us who cannot attend!ReplyDelete
oh, my!!! What a generous giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I'd love to win these lovely treats! It would be such a nice nudge to finally start quilting!ReplyDelete
Oh man oh man oh man... look at the loot from Market! Please put my name into the hat Amy! Thanks:) hope you will be showing more Market pictures too!!!ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a fun looking giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity.ReplyDelete
Look at all that loot! Looks like you had a lot of fun. Thanks for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your loot! It looks like an amazing stash of goodness!ReplyDelete
ahhhhh...... i want to go to quilt market!!! i am a beginning quilter so that "loot" would make my day!ReplyDelete
How fun to have been at Quilt Market! The photos I've seen floating around Blogland have been great!ReplyDelete
Living in Italy I doubt I will ever make it to one of these events - but it'd be great to win the loot!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the amazing giveaway!ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a lot of fun! :D
That is some serious swag. Thanks for the chance to share (literally) in the quilt market loot!ReplyDelete
Those mini charms are awesome! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your loot from Quilt Market. It is the closest that I will ever get to going to Market since not in the industry per se. I see some pretty little quilts, button fun, and artistic endeavors using this loot!ReplyDelete
I am a huge fan of your blog and your quilts. I have used so many of your tutorials. Thanks for all of the good advice you give!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh! I would love to get my hands on some liberty too! Not a geek out moment at all! :) Sweet Market picks! Thanks for the amazing giveaway!ReplyDelete
Looks awesome! What a bundle of treats!ReplyDelete
Lots of eye candy all around, I hear!ReplyDelete
Thank you for a chance to win your delightful prize. Market sounds amazing.ReplyDelete
Cool stuff and a great giveaway! Thanks so much for the opportunity to add to my stash!ReplyDelete
The new mini charm packs are so cute. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
This prize is awesome! Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
That is one great prize package! Wish I could have gone to the Quilt Market, but maybe next year! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Love all this stuff. Glad you enjoyed the market!ReplyDelete
Thank You! You're very nice to share your loot from Quilt Market. The smaller charms are wonderful! No more cutting little squares out myself.ReplyDelete
Would love to go to the Quilt Market one day. So cool. The mini charm packs are my new favorite!ReplyDelete
thanks for the giveawayReplyDelete
wow! great goodies. one day I will get to go to market. (mauh) LizReplyDelete
Liberty cotton prints? I'm totally saving my money to indulge in those!!ReplyDelete
I love Giveaway Day!!! Thanks for sharing your fabulous goodies!ReplyDelete
Wow awesome goods, I neeeeed them;) gots my fingers crossed, thanks.ReplyDelete
Wish I can go someday! The 'We Love Color' book is #1 on my amazon wishlist, I've been hoping my husband takes notice soon :), so thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Wow, that is so sweet and generous of you to share some of your loot. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Such fun give aways!! Since I subscribe assume you have my email...bit if not I will read I won and send you my email!!!!ReplyDelete
Wow! great giveaway! I hope I win! :)ReplyDelete
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What a great give away!!! I can't wait until those mini charm packs go on sale!ReplyDelete
Wow!! What an awesome giveaway! I can only imagine what a thrill it is to go to market. Thanks so much for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
Wonderful giveaway....thank you!!!! *smile*ReplyDelete
Love the minis! Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Oooohh that loot is amazing!! Love the stuff that came out of this market!ReplyDelete
Wow, what an amazing haul! I can't wait to see everyone's quilt market reports!ReplyDelete
Please God let me win. You rock with this giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a great quilter's bag of loot! Very generous of you to give it away too.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the opportunity.
Thanks for the chance to win that amazing giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! Would love to have some goodies! :)ReplyDelete
Wow! WHat a great haul! I am so excited about the Liberty cotton prints. I love them and cannot afford the "real" stuff. :)ReplyDelete
Thank you for the giveaway!
Thank you for sharing your "Quilt Market Loot" with us! Thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
to win!!!
I want to win!!!!! I want to be the winner!!! Pick me, pick me!!! Do I sound desperate enough???? LOL!!!ReplyDelete
Love your LOOT! Thanks for sharing with us who couldn't go to KC for Market. I agree Quilting is addictive!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! Awesome group of fabric and "stuff"!ReplyDelete
I would love to go to a market fair. I would love to win. I have always wanted Liberty to make cotton prints. Can't wait!ReplyDelete
Oh how fun!! I'm loving all the new stuff you're showing off! Thanks for a chance to win!ReplyDelete
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Oh wow how lovely of you to share. Thanks for the chance. hugsReplyDelete
what a lot of amazing loot - the liberty bag sounds very interesting - it all looks 'absolutely fabulous', what more can one sayReplyDelete
wish I could have gone to market, amazing stuff.ReplyDelete
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Awesome market goodies!! Love them all!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the giveaway! I love those mini charm packs!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance at your giveaway!ReplyDelete
Wow...so much fun! I really want to see the Quilty magazine:-)ReplyDelete
So exciting! Thanks for the chance! I'd love to see all of the new Kona solids! mudhens1[at]embarqmail[dot]comReplyDelete
Love that new fabric. Jealous that I've never been to Market.ReplyDelete
Lovely! I really want to go to quilt market but they have all been so far away from my home in SoCal. Finally this summer, we will be rewarded!!ReplyDelete
That's great loot! Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Oooh yes addictive. My first blog/quilt thanks to you. Now I am eager to win fabric to start another project. Love it. If only I could quit my day job. LOL thanks for sharing each day.ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway, Amy - hope you had a ton of fun and are recuperating :) Thanks!ReplyDelete
Wow, great giveaway! Thanks! I have been a long time reader and always love your blog. :)ReplyDelete
Market sounds like too much fun! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
How generous of you to give away your market loot! thanks for the chance! AmyBReplyDelete
Wow! Lots of entries...me pleeeeease! :-DReplyDelete
I would love to win! Fan4may at aol dot comReplyDelete
WOOHOO, what a HAUL!! Thanks for the GREAT giveaway!ReplyDelete
Going to Quilt Market sounds fabulous. Thanks for the chance to win some goodies.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for giving away your loot!ReplyDelete
Love it!!! Love your blog and Great giveaway. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the opportunity=) Glad you had a great time.ReplyDelete
I love your loot, Thanks for the give a way.ReplyDelete
Yowza, what a terrific giveaway! Thanks for the news -- especially about the Liberty fabrics!!ReplyDelete
Those mini charm packs are so cute!ReplyDelete
Great giveaway, thanks!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Sounds like an exciting market! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Lovely giveaway!ReplyDelete
How fun is this loot? Thank you for the chance to win! firstname.lastname@example.com
Pick me pick me!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing! Can't wait to see who wins!ReplyDelete
What beautiful goodies! Looks like market was wonderful. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a great giveawAy. Thank you so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! SOMEDAY I am going to quilt market. Until then, I will enjoy hearing the stories of others. THanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
What a super prize basket! I would love to win.ReplyDelete
I love v and co... And I need a new bag, mine is literally hanging by a thread on one strap.... ThanksReplyDelete
Oh wow - I would love to go to Quilt Market some time... I think that would be paradise! Great stash of loot too!!! Hope I get picked.ReplyDelete
Karen in VA Beach, VA
Oh please,oh please! So awesome of you to share. Thanks for the chance!!ReplyDelete
I can't believe you're giving away your market loot! You are nicer than I, that's for sure.ReplyDelete
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Great loot, looks like the show was awesome!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! Hope you had a great time at Market!ReplyDelete
Wow! What fun. You can never have enough little black dresses . Thanks for the giveaway. :-)) MaryReplyDelete
I am so excited to see the Quilty magazine!!!ReplyDelete
This is great fabric. love the giveaway. email@example.com
What a great giveaway!! I can't wait until the quilting world is back in my city (Houston) YAY for quilts!ReplyDelete
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What a fun giveaway! Thanks!ReplyDelete
This looks great! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Market looks like so much fun!ReplyDelete
Nice loot!! Crossing my fingers!ReplyDelete
oh, such pretty things! Thanks for the chance to winReplyDelete
Oh, I thought about Quilt Market all weekend and loved seeing all the pictures on Facebook:) I am so excited about Liberty's new line of fabric! Thanks for a great giveaway:)ReplyDelete
Wonderful giveaway!!!! I was pretty much crying at the Liberty booth...GOOD GOLLY that stuff is GORGEOUS!!!!!ReplyDelete
Great giveaway loot! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Amy, thanks for the fun giveaway and all the great things you post.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful collection of items for the giveaway! I do not have my own blog but enjoy reading yours very much. Thanks for the chance to enter.ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a great time...would love to win this very great haulReplyDelete
Amy, thank you for the chance to win.. I always wonder where to buy the 2 inch squaresReplyDelete
wohoo, awesome giveaway thanks!!ReplyDelete
Francine (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Thanks for sharing the loot!ReplyDelete
Thanks for being willing to share - I don't think I could!ReplyDelete
Highly addictive? I think that might be an understatement! I'm in process of making your baby lattice quilt right now for a friend's new baby (just got it cut out!). I love the simpleness of it. Thank you for all your quilty inspiration!ReplyDelete
Ooh, what awesome goodies! That's for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
kelloshow (at) gmail (dot) com
Gotta love quilt market loot!ReplyDelete
I love those mini charm packs...
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing! ;)ReplyDelete
:) Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance! I enjoy reading your blog.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the chance to win Amy!! I enjoy your Blog and come back time and time again.ReplyDelete
Oh, you got to go?!? Fun! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing these giveaways from Market. I'd love to win something.ReplyDelete
I'm quite jealous of all the ladies headed to quilt market. Hoping to maybe go next spring.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the awesome giveaway!
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Wow what a generous giveaway! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway! Wish I could have been there!ReplyDelete
Looks fun--I'd love to win!ReplyDelete
I'd love a chance to win your generous giveaway!ReplyDelete
amy so glad that you had fun at market and for the chance of getting some of the new productsReplyDelete
Great giveaway...new quilter would love to try the charm packs!ReplyDelete
My heart literally skipped a beat over your market goodies (and Liberty corduroy, oh myyyyyyy!)ReplyDelete
Oohh fab! I've been jealously looking at lots of posts from the market, hope you had fun!ReplyDelete
Your blog has been so helpful. Thanks for the freebies! firstname.lastname@example.com
woo hoo!! Love it all! Think your warning is brilliant too although I'm not sure I would have listened!! ;)ReplyDelete
ohhhh...lots of great goodies! Thanks for the chance! ;)ReplyDelete
thanks so much for the giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I am so excited to see Black Dress! I'm super excited about it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win these fab gifts!
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Hi there :-) sounds like everyone had a blast at quilt market! Thanks for bring a piece of it home to share with us :-)ReplyDelete
Please count me in, thanks x
Sounds like quilt market was a blast! That's nice to share the goodies. email@example.com
what a great giveaway! thanks!ReplyDelete
that liberty bag is so awesome! what a awesome give-a-way! And you are totally right quilting is totally addictive. I have so many quilts that I want to make.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway! The mini charm packs are adorable and I can't wait to see a copy of Quilty!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness - I don't know which of those items I'm more excited about. What a fabulous (read generous) giveaway! I didn't even know they made mini charms. How cool is that?! Hope you're having a grand time at market. Thanks for sharing your goodies.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for this cool giveaway chance! As a newbie quilter, you are an awesome inspiration! LOVE your quilts and projects!ReplyDelete
Thank you do much for your blog, it has helped me through learning to quilt and I have fallen in love. I would live to win and be able to learn more and try out new products. Thanks so much for the chance to enter and for all your work on here! email@example.com
That IS quite a haul! So sweet of you to share! I'll definitely bookmark this to check out your tutorials! Thank you!!! :)♥ReplyDelete
Wow. Such a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thanks for being so generous. Wish I could go someday!ReplyDelete
Woohoo! Looks like lots of fun was to be had at Market!ReplyDelete
Wow!Looks like great stuff!!ReplyDelete
WOW - thanks for sharing! I've been dying to get my hands on SImply Color and not sure I can wait until October!ReplyDelete
wow, you are way too kind! can anyone go to this great event? or do you have to be invited? because I am SO going to try and make it next time!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing! Glad you got to Quilt Market this year! I am also excited about the liberty prints and looking forward to seeing quilty!ReplyDelete
Such a great giveaway - thanks for the opportunity!!ReplyDelete
Lovely blog, as well. I have added you to my reader. :)
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You are so right how addictive quilting is and so fun! Love your blog and your tutorials, they have helped me so much! Love the products, fun for whoever wins!ReplyDelete
Wow,great stuff. Looks like you had fun.ReplyDelete
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