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The Berne 8U All-Star softball team won the New Haven Lula tournament, going 5-0 to claim the title. The team is (from left), front: Kalle Patch, Peyton Pries, Mallory Hirschy, Aaliaha Feaster, Kristen Wynn, Autumn Frank. Back: Kaitlyn Heckler, Taylor Augsburger, Savannah Alberson, Becca Bertsch, Jenna Myers, Emillee Hammel, Alivia Bergman.
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Man, i grew up listening to west coast hip-hop. Even if I was bor n' raised in Eastern Europe, it didn't matter that I was white and an ocean away. The ghetto is the same all over the world. The hate, the struggle, corruption, stealin' and killin'...that shit ain't got a colour or a zip code.
I didn't have a father growin' up and my moms was too busy tryin' to put somethin' on my plate. West Coast Hip-Hop guided me trough all that shit. It helped me become a man, develop a personality, it helped me develop my swagger, it made me proud !
You, Eazy, Dre, Snoop and of course Pac were my father figuers growin' up !
Lately I was disappointed by how Hip-hop evolved. It's just...wack ! Appart from a few cats that kept it gangsta(but not THAT gangsta), Hip-Hop is going soft and fake !
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RICHMOND, Va. - Responding Thursday to persistent questions about the Redskins' controversial moniker, team general manager Bruce Allen emphatically said the name would stay.
Allen was in Richmond for the groundbreaking of the team's new $10 million summer training camp. His comments come as debate about the Redskins' name has intensified and opponents believe they're gaining momentum.
Asked if the team would change its name, Allen said, "No."
"We represent an iconic sports franchise that's 81 years old, that involves millions of fan worldwide, that has thousands of alumni. It's ludicrous to think in any way that we're trying to upset anyone. We're proud of who we are and we're proud of what we're going be and what we're going to do here in the city of Richmond and hopefully worldwide," Allen said.
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The new facility will include a sports medicine center and will be available to Richmond city schools as well.
Virginia provided a $4 million grant to bring the Redskins' summer camp to Richmond, and the deal ensured the team's headquarters will remain in Ashburn, keeping the jobs and tax revenue the team generates in Virginia.
But the controversy over the team's mascot and namesake continues. And this week, the team released video on its website defending the name and noting the support of high schools that continue to use a "Redskins" nickname.
Despite the team's defense of the name, opponents remain hopeful that change will come.
"We're closer than we've ever been," says Jacqueline Pata, executive director of the National Congress of American Indians.
"I have to tell you that the outpouring of public support is going to carry us far," she says.
A symposium held last week at the National Museum of the American Indian labeled the team name as a racial slur.
But Pata believes D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray's comments, and the omission of the nickname, during his State of the District speech helped expand the conversation beyond traditional advocates.
Gray said last month if the team were to get serious about moving games from Maryland back to Washington, he would like to have the chance to sit down and see if a name change should be made.
"All of a sudden, everyone else started paying attention. And it wasn't just the Indians bringing up the issue of the mascot," Pata says.
While opponents of the team name may be growing in numbers, they recognize that strong support persists.
"It is an issue that's not going to go away," says Robert Holden, deputy director at NCAI.
"It's more than just PR, it's the stigma of what (the name) has done to our people," he says. "We'll not give it up."
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Rachel Uchitel Creates A Stir at Michael's
Having covered the scene at Michael's for some time now, I've been witness to plenty of Fellini-esque tableaus where the head-spinning mix of stars and strivers, masters of the universe, and alien-like actors never ceases to amuse and occasionally amaze me, but today was off the charts. What started as an afternoon of ramped up power lunches (Harvey Weinstein and James Dolan! RogerAiles and Jon Meacham!) turned into a game of Spot The Tabloid Temptress. I just happened to be at the front desk when regular Henry Schleiff came in followed by a blonde, pillow-lipped gal hiding behind her huge sunglasses. I immediately recognized her as Rachel Uchitel. What was Tiger Woods' infamous mistress doing with Henry? I couldn't wait to ask him. Before I could, she darted around us, averting my eyes and making her way into the dining room. Turns out she was on her way to meet Vanity Fair's Michael Callahan. "Did you see who that was?" I asked Henry. When I told him, he quipped, "I didn't recognize her with her clothes on!"
Even though the party girl-turned-private eye (according to The New York Post, she's on her first case here in New York and awaiting her gun license) and Callahan were seated behind a pillar in the back of the room, word of her arrival spread like wildfire. I wonder what the two of them talked about during their fairly quick lunch. Could it be that Graydon Carter has greenlit yet another piece on Woods? It would be quite cheeky of him to put Uchitel on Tiger's tail, wouldn't it? It seems more likely that Callahan is penning a piece on Uchitel's post-Tiger life as a self-confessed recovering "love addict." Stay tuned …
Here's the rundown on today's crowd:
1. It's Harvey's world and we just live in it. Shortly after noon, Harvey Weinstein arrived with two guys — one looked like Robert Pattinson's younger brother and the other like Vladmir Putin. Once the trio was seated, Harvey busied himself playing with his phone while his two babysitters? bodyguards? couldn't sit still. One spent the entire time pacing between the table and the front door, while the other hopped up every other minute to look out the window as he talked on the phone. Could they have been tracking Harvey's lunch date? All I know is when Cablevision's James Dolan finally arrived, they took off. Harvey then took out a pair of earphones to listen to a recording of some importance while Dolan sat by impassively. I don't know what the hell really went on, but observing the scene felt like watching an episode of Mission Impossible.
2. PMK's Cindi Berger and a handsome fellow we didn't get to meet
3. Political commentator and marketing maestro Robert Zimmerman and Tad Smith
4. Random House EVP Jon Meacham and Fox News chief Roger Ailes, chowing down on burgers and fries. Jon arrived early and spent the time waiting for Ailes by chatting with the staff. We couldn't help but notice that the ex-Newsweek editor looks a lot more relaxed since leaving the struggling magazine. It's Tina Brown's problem now! Their table was clearly the center of gravity today as pretty much anyone who is anybody (read: all the suits in the room) stopped by to pay homage.


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285 comments:
I will go first. What a cute shop! I love the Havana Gumdrops in blue. Lots of other great stuff there as well. Thanks Amy and Honey Be Good.ReplyDelete
I would love some of the Charlie Harper fabric - love those designsReplyDelete
I am loving the Critter Patch organic fabrics -- so adorable!ReplyDelete
I also like how the site is set up -- very easy to navigate!
Thanks for the giveaway!
Love the Daisies 'N Such. Reminds me of clothes I wore in the 70s!ReplyDelete
The Hootenanny Owls are just the cutest, ever!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway.
I see a solids organic bundle that is yummy-scrummy!! There are so many lovely fabrics - it would be hard to pick!! Wonderful giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this lovely giveaway. I love Bark and Branch Winter Woodland.ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!
I love the Critter Patch line and Goodnight Moon. My granddaughters would be over the moon with any of them. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I like Pop Posies FQ BundleReplyDelete
Thank you . O love the goodnight moon fabric. Perfect for my niecesReplyDelete
I really love the Daisies & Such fat quarter bundle! Thanks for a great drawing and chance to win.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance! I'd love to get a Bark and Branch bundle with the gift certificate.ReplyDelete
Being a super huge owl fan , I love the hootenanny collection!! But they have so much to offer its difficult to choose!!!ReplyDelete
The fox prints in the flannel section are absolutely adorable - just love them!ReplyDelete
I love the critter patch designs! Thanks for the giveaway :)ReplyDelete
I love the Charlie Harper "Cardinal Stagger" -- I would love to put yards of it on the back on a quilt!ReplyDelete
The geocentric canvas is beautiful.ReplyDelete
I'm really into Charlie Harper right now! Whimsical and graphic at the same time!ReplyDelete
Love the Bark and Branch Passing Clouds.ReplyDelete
I am a little obsessed with the cardinal print from Charley Harper - absolutely love it!ReplyDelete
I love the Bark and Branch. I already have some of it and its lovely to work with. I live in the UK, but should I be lucky enough to win, I could have it sent to my son in Canada, and I'd pick it up when I was next there. Thank you so much for the giveaway :-)ReplyDelete
I'm nuts over Charley Harper and have managed to get my hands on some, but I might be tempted to get some more of the Cardinal print. Also, I think the linen prints by Celina Mancurti are fantastic.ReplyDelete
I love the Charlie Harper fabric. So fun!ReplyDelete
Lovely fabrics! The Fancy Flight fabrics really caught my eye when I was browsing through.ReplyDelete
Beautiful fabric selection!!! I love the Bark and Branch line and Charlie Harper fabric designs are gorgeous too!! Thanks for the chance!!ReplyDelete
The colors of the New Leaf FQ bundle caught my eye. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
what's not to love?!! great selections, tiered discounts, personal rewards, free shipping over $50!!! Thank you for the give away and for introducing me to a new site!ReplyDelete
My favorite is Charlie Harper Flannel - Bank Swallow Blue!ReplyDelete
I like the Bark and Branch bundlesReplyDelete
Love her bundles! Bark and Branch | Winter + Solids Fat Quarter BundleReplyDelete
Bark and Branch | Line Leaf Blue is cute. And the Charley Harper prints are adorable.ReplyDelete
All of the fabrics are beautiful. My mind is running through projects I'd like to start. Bark & Branch is a great place to start!ReplyDelete
I really like the Critter Patch fabric. It is sew cute. Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I love the Daisies 'N Such Half yard bundle!!ReplyDelete
Oh, I'm crazy about the Charlie Harper Flannel - Twigs Teal!ReplyDelete
I just ordered the Goodnight Moon fabric bundle!!! Brings back memories of my kids when they were younger and with a grandchild coming soon I can make a quilt and give the special anniversary book too!ReplyDelete
I'd LOVE to win the gift!!!
I love their Daisies n Such bundles!!! They really have beautiful fabric.ReplyDelete
My stash is in serious need of solids, so I'd scoop up a bundle of the Robert Kaufman organic solids. Great colours!ReplyDelete
I love the Bark and Branch Winter Half Yard Bundle!ReplyDelete
Bark and Branch. I've been lusting after that fabric for a couple of months.ReplyDelete
I would absolutely pick up the Hootenenny Owls. My goddaughter loves owls and is having a baby so I need to make her a baby quilt with owls.ReplyDelete
I like the Willow fabrics from Riley Blake, such soft pretty colorsReplyDelete
Charley Harper all the way!ReplyDelete
Shoot! Just when I swore off buying any more fabric for a good long while, I find I absolutely LOVE the Goodnight Moon fabrics. Nostalgia, for sure! Would love to have that half yard bundle.ReplyDelete
The Pure Organics FQ Bundle is my favorite - thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Sketchbook from Amy Butler's Alchemy line is gorgeous. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
i am in love with all things--birds. So I would go with Birch and Bark bird song. I was slow to come to organic fabrics but am now a convert.ReplyDelete
I really like the goodnight moon fabricReplyDelete
I am on a solids kick right now, so I would say that the KONA solids are my pick! Thanks for the chance to win, Amy!ReplyDelete
The goodnight moon fat quarter bundle! Thanks for a chance to win and ?Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Love the Little Things Organic...and of course the FREE shipping!! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
The Kalamkari Block Prints are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I love the Critter Patch fat quarter bundles. I have several baby quilts to make in the next few months and these would be perfect!ReplyDelete
Owls, scooters, and bikes, oh my! great fabrics and a great giveaway. thanks and happy new year!ReplyDelete
I am in love with the Charlie Harper prints.ReplyDelete
I would get the Good Night Moon fabric and BOOK, I love that book so much I need a new one to read to the kids, in fact it lost it's last page a few months ago, so I need an upgrade. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.ReplyDelete
I've been watching Critter Patch. So cute. hayleymstephens at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I think Hootenanny is my favorite. Those owls are just too cute!ReplyDelete
Anything Charley Harper! I have several cross stitch charts of his and just love them! Thanks so much for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I like the Goodnight Moon half yard bundle.ReplyDelete
OM! Charlie Harper's flannels are to die for! Must have some!ReplyDelete
I would buy up the Amy Butler Sketchbook fabric for sure!ReplyDelete
I like Charlie Harper fabricReplyDelete
I like those Bark and Branch fabrics. Thanks for a fun giveaway!ReplyDelete
HI, LOVE THE "LITTLE THINGS" FQ BUNDLE!ReplyDelete
OMG!! I have GOT to have the Goodnight Moon fabric!! Loved reading that book to my sons. 20 years later, I still remember all the words. What a classic! Hoping for grandkids soon and have to have a quilt made from these!ReplyDelete
I love the "New Leaf" prints - such great colors! And Koi is always great, especially Scalloped Edge.ReplyDelete
great fabrics, but like you i kind of nostagic for Good Nite Moon, maybe need to hoard some lolReplyDelete
I love the Goodnight Moon fabrics! What a fun quilt that would be for a little one. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I found some awesome 110" wide sateens! I especially love the Harmony Art-40 Ginkos--gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
I love the Moda Little Things Organic | Love Grow Dream Grey :) So cute!ReplyDelete
I really like "Good Night Moon." Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love the Little Things Organic - Bicycles in Mustard (with the blue bike thrown in). Actually, I loved everything I saw, but I narrowed it down to this one. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Wow. Beautiful fabrics. I love the pop posies bundle. Wonderful give away chance.ReplyDelete
I'm making a project with Monaluna and I just love the way it feels! I'd definitely pick more of it.ReplyDelete
I totally fell in love with the Hootenanny Owls. So ridiculously awesome!ReplyDelete
I loved the Daisies 'n Such collection - and appreciate the link to a new quilting site that I've bookmarkjed for future reference! Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
Love Saffron Craig designs, and the Banksy Squiggles is a great one!ReplyDelete
I love the Critter Patch Critters on Green. Adorable!ReplyDelete
I love the Hootenanny Owls. I have been an owl fan clear back to the sixties, and the tradition has carried through the generations. My baby granddaughter would cover everything with this fabric if possible.ReplyDelete
I love the Bark and Branch collection, as well as Charlie Harper AND Goodnight Moon!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the chance to win! I would love a bundle of Little Things Organic!ReplyDelete
The Flannel Fanfare elephants are cute. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love love the tea towels and I want the Charlie Harper collection.....ReplyDelete
I love the Pop Posies fabric. Awww! I love the bright colors. I might have to buy me some. Thanks for the giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I love the Koi fabrics!ReplyDelete
I love the Grove canvas in Flight Dusk - would make a cute tote bag!ReplyDelete
I love the Daisies n Such fat quarter bundle in the MidSummer Dreams bundle.ReplyDelete
I *love* the Bark and Branch, and my daughter's favorite book is Goodnight Moon, so that gets my vote, too! :)ReplyDelete
charlie harper fabric ....droolReplyDelete
Bark & Branch is a winner with me, too!ReplyDelete
I'd probably grab both the Daisy Jane fat eighth bundles.ReplyDelete
I like the Critter Patch - Bunnies in Autumn.ReplyDelete
Good grief! How could anyone choose just one thing to love from that site! I'm pretty smitten with the Charley Harper prints as well as the Koi collection. Tough decisions to be sure!ReplyDelete
I love all of your fabric choices but I really want the barcelona skirt pattern by amy butlerReplyDelete
Definitely Charlie Harper something...prints of his birds are above my couch and matching pillows would be great!ReplyDelete
I like the bicycle prints - Little Things Organic | Bicycles Night Sky. My bike riding brother would love a quilt made with it. And the Charley Harper prints are awesome! Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Oh how pretty is that Pop Posy bundle. And I would love some Charlie Harper. Goodness it is all so wonderful.ReplyDelete
Oh how pretty is that Pop Posy bundle. And I would love some Charlie Harper. Goodness it is all so wonderful.ReplyDelete
I love the Twisted Triangle Quilt kit--just lovely! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
If loving every single fabric from Honey Be Good is not an acceptable response, then I'm going with the Charley Harper Flannel. For now. Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
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I love the Charlie Harper fabrics, especially the cardinal print! And the Robotic Invasion fabric looks like something that I would add to my stash!ReplyDelete
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So many great choices. I love Koi especially thoughReplyDelete
My favorite is the goodnight moon mouse fabric in yellow. Very cute! Love it.ReplyDelete
I love the flower prints in the Harmony Art Sateen collection, it is 110" wide, great for quilt backs.ReplyDelete
I'm loving bark and branch!ReplyDelete
I really like Bark and Branch!ReplyDelete
I love Bark and Branch-Bird Song Berry..so pretty! Thanks for the sweet giveaway :)ReplyDelete
I want to make myself pajamas with Charlie Harper flannel!ReplyDelete
I'm loving anything owl...so cute!ReplyDelete
I love the Charlie Harper prints. I met Mr. Harper before he passed away and he signed an embroidered piece of his work that I had completed and framed. Such a treasure!ReplyDelete
I love Bark and Branch! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I have my eye on the new Fanfare Flannels - so many cute animals!ReplyDelete
Charlie Harper would be sew fun!ReplyDelete
I'd like Charley Harper Cardinals :) firstname.lastname@example.com
I love Critter Patch - thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love the Saffron Craig prints.ReplyDelete
I really need some Charley Harper fabric. Really.ReplyDelete
So many cute fabrics it's hard to pick just one. Critter Patch and Safari Sweet Large Animals are just two of the ones I love.ReplyDelete
I think this one is so pretty! http://www.honeybegood.com/Koi_Pennants_Waving_Plum_p/cl9-075.htmReplyDelete
I love the Organic solids from Robert Kaufman! Thank you for introducing me to this shop!ReplyDelete
I like Daisies n' Such. Thanks for the lovely giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the Daisies and Such collection.ReplyDelete
My daughter is having a sweet baby boy in February and I would LOVE, to make the baby bedding out of Charlie Harper fabric!ReplyDelete
I love the Good Night Moon fabric! I also have it memorized as it's one of my sons favourites and we read it multiple times a day.ReplyDelete
I have been eyeing the Charley Harper fabrics... Thank you!ReplyDelete
I really like the Koi Smile & Wave - thanks for a chance to win - Beth in ALReplyDelete
The Mixteca cherry/orange fat quarter bundle really caught my eye. Nancy: firstname.lastname@example.com
You had me at Charley Harper! I need to make more boyish things for my little guy. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I like Organic Zoofari. Thank you for the chance. :) Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Lots of nice things there. I do want some Charley Harper. But I'm very curious about the hemp/cotton muslin....ReplyDelete
Love the Charly Harper cardinal flannel.ReplyDelete
My favorite is Koi and fanfare. Beautiful fabrics!ReplyDelete
Love Koi! It's a Plus and Ebb & Flow are my favorite prints :) Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
Oh that's easy, I'm in love with the Charley Harper fabric!!ReplyDelete
I have fallen head over heels for the Hootenanny Owls! They are adorable!ReplyDelete
Willow, Bark & Branch, Koi. Beautiful fabrics all. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I am loving the Bark an Branch and the Charlie Harper. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I have to say though it's older, I really like the Koi prints, like the Pennants Waving. Thanks for this chance to win a great prize.ReplyDelete
We've had an owl peering into our laundry room from a tree in our back yard, so, I'm going to go with the Hootenanny - Owl Toss in Blue. Whoooooo...ReplyDelete
I love Honey Bee Good, have ordered several times, love the new owls and the Little Things Organic.ReplyDelete
I would love to sew a quilt with the Koi line of fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Daisies 'n Such | Slate Path by Daisy JanieReplyDelete
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I love the simplicity of Bark and Branch's Line Leaf in blue.ReplyDelete
I love the Little Things Organic | Raindrop AquaReplyDelete
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I love Timeless Treasures' Hootenanny fabric!ReplyDelete
Oooh! I am excited about the wide width 40 gingkoes. Gorgeous, to say the least...ReplyDelete
I adore the Critter Patch fox fabrics. I want to make a fox quilt for one of my grandson. He is autistic and loves the song - What does the fox say? His teacher's name this year is Ms. Fox and the children is his second grade class made up words to a song - What does Ms. Fox say? I think he would love a quilt entitled What does the fox say? Thanks for the great give away.ReplyDelete
I really like the Koi and Daisys and Such. They are gorgeous! Thanks for a chance!ReplyDelete
Critter Patch and Bark & Branch are both on my wish list :). Thanks for hosting a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
There are tons of fabrics I would snap up, starting with bark and branch is blue... Thank you!ReplyDelete
Love the greys and other muted colors in the Little Things Organic | Fat Quarter Bundle 2ReplyDelete
Fun sight! I have to agree Over the Moon is TOO FUN! My granddaughter loves the book.ReplyDelete
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I love the Critter Patch - Critters on TanReplyDelete
I would love to get my hands on the good night moon fabric!! Wow what a wonderful quilt it would mKe.ReplyDelete
I seriously must have a bad case of spring fever...feeling the need to be outside...but in this cold...I'm staying inside and dreaming about what I could make with these lovelies I've found!!! Critter Patch, Bark and Branch, New Leaf and swooning over the Good Night Moon fabrics.ReplyDelete
I love this shop - organic thread and cute gift bundles and tea towels! Of course the organic fabrics are fabulous!ReplyDelete
So much great stuff, but I really like Critter Patch. How cute! Cobbv19 (at) gmail (dot) comReplyDelete
Zoofari looks great. I can just imagine it in a quilt. lin3841 at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I like the birds in Bark and Branch.ReplyDelete
I love the pop poises fat quarter pack. I liked that they have some really nice choices. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I like the Bark and Branch Birds Song fabric.ReplyDelete
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I have been in love with the Charlie Harper collection ever since it came out! What a fantastic fabric collection to have in my stash!ReplyDelete
I love all of the Critter Patch critter fabrics! Thanks for the giveaway! amy @ gasudimack(at)sbcglobal(dot)netReplyDelete
Love "poking" around this shop! Lots and lots of new and original items. Love the new line of Goodnight Moon fabrics, as well as all the organic cotton and soy batting. I really need to try some of that.ReplyDelete
I am also in love with all of the Critter fabrics. The Critter Patch stripes in blue is my favorite. My husband is in the Air Force and we're moving to a new base next month. Living on base has benefits but one down side is that you can't paint. Having fun fabrics for window treatments is a MUST! These stripes would be perfect for some fun kitchen curtain. Thanks for the fun giveaway!!!! Happy New Year!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm really liking Fancy FlightReplyDelete
The daisies 'n such bundle is too cute! :)ReplyDelete
Love the Bark and Branch collection.ReplyDelete
The Critter Patch Organic fabric collection is so adorable! I have a lot of ideas running through my head of what I could with that!ReplyDelete
I can't pick just one, but you sure did trigger the 'grandma' need to sew in me. I have 2 baby quilts to make for future great grandbabies and I picked 2 that I have to have. Good Night Moon and Critter Patch. Time to save the pennies. thanks fora chance to win some great fabric. I love organic, it is a wonderful sewing experience and has such a good hand.ReplyDelete
Love the Bark and Branch Bundles!ReplyDelete
WoW!! what a line, I would pick the Daisies and Such/Midsummer Dream. Really sharp line.ReplyDelete
What a delightful shop! My favorite item right now is Amy Butler's Sketchbook from the Alchemy line. Thanks Honey Be Good and Amy! Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful collection of linen tea towels! Also love the Bark and Branch line. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I love love love the Little Things Organic / Night Owl in every color!ReplyDelete
I love love love the Little Things Organic / Night Owl in every color!ReplyDelete
What a nice selection. While I love Critter Patch, I think the Bark and Branch collection has to be my favorite.ReplyDelete
I just got a bunch of fabric so I would like to purchase a few of the quilt and bag patterns!ReplyDelete
Bark and Branch is high on my list, but sentiment pulls me toward Goodnight Moon!ReplyDelete
My wife would love to win some fabric.Maybe the bark & brunch bundles....ReplyDelete
I like the new owl! Pick me please!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
I love the selection of organic fabrics!ReplyDelete
I would snatch the Over the moon in a jiffy!ReplyDelete
Oh Bark and Branch would work so well with a paper pieced quilt along I recently took on! This line seems to be popular with many as I scroll back through the comments. Good luck to all, and thanks for the opportunity to win!ReplyDelete
It love the Hootenanny for a baby quilt. Soccut! Thanks for a great giveawayReplyDelete
Organic Willow Floral Yellow Remnant is what I like right now, it has all the colors I like together, thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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I LOVE those new Charley Harper fabrics. It would definitely be my "pick," should I win. (And how adorable are those pajama pants?!) Thanks for the chance! (firstname.lastname@example.com)ReplyDelete
I'm a big fan of Birch Fabrics (quality and adorable prints!) and can't wait to get my hands on the new Charley Harper flannels :) I ordered the Robotics collection of Birch Fabrics from Honey Be Good for a baby quilt and Karen from Honey Be Good even added some sample cuts of coordinating solids to go with the collection - such great customer service! Thanks for the giveawayReplyDelete
Such a gorgeous variety--hard to choose. But my current favourite is the Charley Harper line, especially the Charlie Harper Interlock Knit - Bank Swallow Blue.ReplyDelete
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My oldest daughter loooooves dragonflies!! & this Bundle is even in her fave colors!! Definitely "neeeed" this batch!!! :) Tho I saw several more things I "neeed" too....giggle gigglin here...or is it I am drooooling...he he heReplyDeleteReplies
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Awesome giveaway, thanks!ReplyDelete
I definitely need 5 yards of the brown tossed owls flannel from timeless treasures!
Oh, I love the Charlie Harper line -- all of it! My ten year old bird lover would adore any of those prints. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Would love anything of the Goodnight Moon. Collection. I'm a first time quilter and would love to make a donation quilt for a child.ReplyDelete
I like the Koi bundle. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Those hand screen printed linens are awesome!ReplyDelete
Torn between cloud 9s Koi and daisies and such. But if I were to be a lucky winner I would not have to choose. Thank you for the give away chance BeckyReplyDelete
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Gig Harbor resident Addie Hansch, 2, takes a critical look at the fish print T-shirt she just created while her grandmother, Laurelyn Brekke, looks on. Barbara Ann Smolko of Pierce County Surface Water Management holds her shirt up so she can view it.
The salmon obstacle course, designed for young children, proves to be somewhat problematic for Carlton Flowers, 17, of Gig Harbor, as he attempts to pass through a "culvert" on his way upstream.
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Former coach dies
Longtime Lynchburg College baseball coach Gerald R. Thomas '61, '83 Ed.S., died May 21 after a short illness. He was 81.Read More
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The men's lacrosse team won the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championship with a 10-4 victory over Washington and Lee.Read More
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Lesley Buckingham '12 scored six goals and assisted on five to break two school records for the women's lacrosse team.Read More
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The Skaneateles Chamber of Commerce says it has a new way to improve safety and make Skaneateles Lake more enjoyable. It comes in the form of a new dock. But the people who would have to look at it aren't so sure they like the idea. Our Andrew Sorensen tells us why the proposal is making waves and what it means for visitors.
SKANEATELES, N.Y. -- A nice day, even in December, will bring out a decent crowd to check out the view from the dock in Skaneateles.
"You've got this jewel in the middle of Central New York. It's beautiful," visitor Mary Kane said.
"The lake is my favorite place on Earth," Skaneateles resident Debbie Eaton Meyer said.
But the Skaneateles Chamber of Commerce has a new plan that some feel could break up that love affair with the lake. It's a plan, however, the chamber says is necessary. Executive Director Susan Dove explained, "The docks are getting old and the people that put them in and take them out are getting older and more tired."
The chamber says they want to replace the temporary boat docks they bring out in June and drag in come October with a permanent dock. "When it's really nice on days like today, we would love to have people out there and be able to use the docks and come to the village if they wanted to," Dove said.
The main change, Dove said, is safety with an increased width and a break water to protect the boats and everything else along the shore.
"One of the things a break wall would do would be to protect that sea wall from high damaging winds and waves," she said.
But people soaking in the view, like Eaton Meyer and her kindergarten class, have mixed views on the addition.
"I just worry about the ecosystem and what it's going to do to the fishing," she said.
While the extra boat space could be good for tourism, others think the boats could be in the way. "I would say it would be a detriment to the overall view, but if that's progress, then I guess that's going to be it," Canadian visitor Christopher Reynolds said. But you don't need to worry about something blocking your view quite yet. The chamber says it could be a long time before they get to dive in on this project.
"It absolutely is just a proposal," said Dove. "And we are very willing to make changes and see what people want and can live with."
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