text:
Winners: paulette said…
Carol D. said…
by Amy · This post may contain affiliate links · This blog generates income via ads · 445 Comments
Carol D. said…
The serenity fat quarter bundle is calling to me!
Esch House Quilts
I'd probably have to get some of those Type typewriters that have been calling to me 🙂
Amy Martin
I like the bundles that they have put together, but I always need bella solids, too. Wish they weren't sold out of the PB&J precuts…. they are too too adorable.
the Laurie Fat Quarter Bundle 🙂
Dedra C
I love the bungle jungle in any color and the Laurie fat quarter bundle. Thanks for hosting this give away!
Amanda K
I'd buy some Summersville, and they have it on sale! 🙂
I would try to make the most of it and pik some of the great sale priced fabric and sewing patterns! Lots of great stuff!
I want the Marmalade jelly roll!! But it's sold out :/
There are so many great patterns there, I would get a few of those and some wonder clips!
I love the fall colours bundle, plus some coordinating solids. Gorgeous!
Berry Marmalade Fat Quarter pack! Ooooh that is what I would choose if I were the lucky winner.. I love it!!
So many lovely things! I like the Sprout FQ Bundle – love all the greens 🙂 x
Molli Sparkles
Time to go crazy with chevrons, and they have a bunch on sale!
I like Julia Rothman's 'Typewriter' range!
Their bundles are irresistible! I would scoop up the cool spring bundle and the lipstick couture bundle and make a sweet little baby quilt!
Gosh, the new Pencils and Glasses are adorable! And the Alphabet too! Such a cute shop
I would get the big box of wonder Clips. I watched the video and they look perfect for machine binding.
Love this new on-line store. How do I pick? I love all the bundles that they have put together. That is always my challenge of putting fabrics together and they have done the work for me. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love Marmalade! I am also in love with some embroidery I have seen by sublime stitching! Great giveaway! Thanks so much
I'd get the Sea Glass fat quarter bungle. Cute store!
Lisa Henry
The chevrons and the Little Black Dress collection are making me swoon =)
What a pretty store website! If I were lucky enough to win I would definitely pick up some floss from Sublime Stitchery, as well as some Summersville that they currently have on sale for 40% off which is amazing. I also pinned their website to my Pinterest Fabric Sources board so all my followers can check out their great selection!
I would love the tangerine bundle of Marmalade. Nice bundles! Thanks!
Definitely the glamping charm pack, when it is restocked, and probably some more somersville. Great store.
I would love the "type" fabric, I would make something for me. I was one of the fastest typist in my younger days.
I want some more Kate Spain, but I really really need more solids! I'd get a couple of solid bundles (Sea Glass!!!!).
Love the way they are displaying fabric, I saw so many nice things I had to stop looking 😉 I would love to buy from the Hello Pilgrim range.
I love the Marmalade Fabric in any color scheme
I would pick a few magazines just for me. Thanks for the chance.
Elisabeth DeMoo
Fresh fabric! I think I would buy a couple of charm packs and jr jelly roll of Simply Color. Oh the things I could make….
Great store.
Probably Lizzy House Hello Pilgrim Leaves and Berries! I already have the pilgrim stripe for this collection. AND every time I see the leaves and berries it reminds me of " The Most Dangerous Game" I can see it turning into a great quilt for a little boy!
What would I buy? That's a tough question! Probably the Cuzco jelly roll, and the Urban Cabin quilt pattern looks appealing!!
Amy O'Brien
Oh, I'd definitely go for the Type collection. I'm envisioning fabric-covered journals as graduation presents for my favorite writing students.
I love the Bloomerie Bundles, hard to pick just one. Also like Little Black Dress.
If I got lucky and won the certificate I would buy some of your luscious floss and fabric. Yummy!
Georgi Sears
I love love love the Bloomerie Bundle named Blueberry Marmalade. Thanks for the chance to win ~ fingers crossed!
Missouri Gal
What a fun website! I love the Bungle Jungle in Turquoise. My frist grandchild will is due March 1st. I'd make him, Mason, a baby quilt.
Thank you!
I'd love to buy some Summersville yardage at Bloomerie!
What a great sight! I would definitely have to pick up that Cushion and Dust bundle. So cute! Oh, and anything Marmalade. Love that line. Thanks for the great giveaway!
I love the Sprout FQ Bundle… the greens are beautiful!
Jan Koehn
If it wasn't sold out, I'd buy the Indigo Cuzco bundle, so I might have to stock up on some of the Summersville in seafoam fabrics!
What a tough decision! First, i was thinking I'd get some novelty prints, because they're tough to find at my LQS. But then I saw that they carry Glamping! I might have to buy that.
Tracey S.
I would love some PB &J precuts when they arrive. Although i would probably go for some of your beautiful bundles!!! What a great shop! Thanks for showing them off!
beautiful shop! I've been dying to get my hands on some of that sublime stitching embroidery floss. I'd buy tons of colors to play with!
Sewing Mom
Lots of lovely things to buy…I'd probably get a bundle of fabric…maybe some of the chevron prints I've been eyeing for a while.
Julie Romero
The Bon Voyage embroidery pattern and some of the sublime floss! My daughter loves Paris and would LOVE anything I embroidered with that 🙂 …and it just looks like fun!
Ooooo! Just lovely! I definitely need some chevrons, stripes and polka dots.

Leisel
I'd spend the $$ on embroidery supplies… I recently bought some cute patterns for winter stitching. Thanks for a great giveaway!
The Whelan Family
I would spend the money on their bundles. Looks like they have put together some great bundles!
Barbara @ Nähtante Quilts
I'd buy the fabrics with typewriters, with glasses and with clipboards. These fabrics are gorgeous. Thanks for the chance!
I just love The Cool Spring bundle.
So beautiful!
I would buy something from the category: Bundles & Pre-Cuts
Thnaks for giveaway 🙂
I would buy some fabric–probably Cuzco–love it! Thanks for the chance to win!
I'd probably get something boring, like the moda jelly roll in white – shipping costs to Canada are about to get ridiculous, so I'm wishing I'd set in some supplies for basics like that before hand! If I were in the mood to be more adventuresome, I'd maybe get one of those kits with all the aurafil threads. I've never used it, but everyone in blogland is in LUV so I'm
I love the indigo-cuzco-fat-quarter-bundle (even though it's sold out) or any of the Bloomerie bundles (I always need help coordinating!)
Oooh! I like Fox Hallow and the Marmalade stripes. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
I live in the Uk but if I was lucky enough to win the voucher I wouldn't be able to resist that vintage type writter fabric. I love it!
I'm loving that Cool Spring fat quarter bundle you featured at the top of your post! I'm really getting into purple these days after ignoring it for years in my quilts even though it was my favorite color as a kid. I think that Lemon Marmalade bundle would go well with it. Stitch is my favorite sewing magazine–always fun to read and full of great ideas.
I would get some of the sublime stitching floss and maybe a pattern or two. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would buy fabric from the fabric collection Type. Thanks for the info. on a new fabric source.
I'm eyeing Marmalade fabric and Fox Hollow. Those Mod Basics dots are beautiful, too!
Nikki M.
This comment has been removed by the author.
Chelsie C
I would get some of the fat quarter bundles. Love the lipstick couture and fall colors.
Nikki M.
I would buy their sea glass bundle and some wonder clips!
OH, Strawberry Marmalade Please! I just LOVE it. That would just be for starters. There are so many others that I love…(Sigh…)

email@example.com
Kristine Hanson
1 word, Marmalade!
What a great shop. I would get some of the Moda basics and maybe some of the sublime embroidery floss.
I would buy the Serenity Fat Quarter Bundle.
I would buy the Berry Marmalade fat quarter bundle.
Happy Cottage Quilter
I would love some Marmalade charm packs. Nice shop. Thanks.
I would buy the Cool Spring Fat Quarter Bundle (LOVE IT!) and the Strawberry Marmalade Fat Quarter Bundle. Thanks for the opportunity!!!
Sophie Brown
I am currently in love with chevron patterns so I would get some chevron fabric to have in my stash! Thanks for the chance!
I think I would buy both the sea glass bundle and the sprout bundle.
I think I would buy both the sea glass bundle and the sprout bundle.
Candice @ Made With Love
I love Bloomerie, and I would love yardage of the vintage typewriter print- so cute! 🙂
I would get some green cheveron and some more greens to go with it. I am making a quilt for my daughter who will be off to college this fall. Thank you for the chance to win!
Mary Caldwell
I would totally buy the Tapestry Cobblestone Fat Quarter Bundle~! Thanks for the chance.
Summer Killebrew
I think I'd take advantage of the Lucy's Crabshack sale and snatch up some yardage for this summer.
The Cool Spring Fat Quarter bundle really caught my eye! I would love to work with those fabrics.
So many beautiful choices.. but I would go for the Marmalade bundles.

Thanks for the chance

email@example.com
I LOVE the new Type line!!! I had no idea it existed until this post. The eyeglasses are calling to me! I was just looking for fabric with glasses on it yesterday. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
Amy at Ameroonie Designs
I love the marmalade bundles, and there's a Bungle Jungle bundle that would make the most darling quilt for my neighbors first boy.
xoxo
Silvia G
Love the índigo Cuzco fabric bundle!

Thanks!
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ruffles and Relics
So hard to choose! Love the Strawberry Marmalade and the baby jane!
First, I do so enjoy your blog. What fun it was to look over Bloomerie! The first thing I saw is what I want….Marmalade fabric. I am mulling over a quilt pattern to make with it. Thanks
Silvia G
Love the índigo Cuzco fabric bundle!

Thanks!
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I would love to win. I would choose a bundle or two. Thanks for the chance.
I'm so happy to find this pretty store! It's hard to choose, but maybe one of the Marmalade or Sea Glass couture bundles. I do love that new "Type" line, too! Love your blog!
the mrs
I have been wanting some Gypsy Girl by Lily Ashbury and I see that Bloomerie has some. I feel a quilt coming on.
I'd buy fabric! Maybe some Marmalade or Type… thanks for the chance to win!
bea968{at}gmail{dot}com
It would take me a while to choose,so many great fabrics.I would probably get some Dottie fabric. thanks for the intro to a great site and the chance to win
O My Word!?!
THis is to die for! I would buy the first purple bundle pictured! Purple is my allllll time fav! LOVE Thank you for this wonderfully exciting giveaway!
I would buy some Marmalade to go with some fabric I have for a quilt for my master bedroom!
lisamcgriff (at) hotmail (dot) com
I'd probably get some Type and some Noteworthy! Thanks for the chance to win!
Kathy MacKie
I really like the Gypsy Girl charm pack, thanks.
Lisa Marie
I would start with Tilly, Vinery in Dawn and Tilly, Essence. And maybe a Simply Color charm pack or two.
Angela Bullard
I'm not sure what I would buy…I would love to have the type fabrics AND the Stitch magazines ANd just about everything else in her shop 🙂
Dresden Quilter
I love the Cool Spring and Sea Glass bundles. Thanks for the giveaway.
Grannie M
Enjoyed visiting all the tabs at the Bloomerie website. The Lucy's Crab Shack material was calling me. It would be great for making a T-shirt type quilt with outgrown shirts, bottoms, swim suits and even undergarments! The Dutch-Russian embroidery pattern intrigued me too. So many choices!
There are so many great fabrics to choose from. I would probably get a fat quarter bundle. I love the green and yellow in the sprout fat quarter bundle. Thanks for the chance to win!
Spending it is going to be way to easy! I want at least one of everything. But I think I'll start with some of those adorable bundles. I can already see some wonderful quilts coming from those.
Carrie S.
I know I would have to go with a fat quarter bundle of Cushion and Dust :)
Thanks for introducing me to their shop, it's lovely!
Amber @ fromtheseeds
Love this custom bundle!
https://www.bloomeriefabrics.com/collections/bloomerie-bundles/products/cushion-dust-half-yard-bundle
This shop looks sooo cute!
Oh my goodness, I love the Typewriter keys. And the glasses from the same line. So cute!
The Bungle Jungle bundles are so cute!
Gabrielle Robles
The Type collection is beautiful. I'd love to purchase this. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
HI! NEAT SHOP! I'D SELECT BERRY MARMALADE FAT QUARTERS!
THANKS FOR SHARING!

email@example.com
Oooh I love the Cool Spring Fat Quarter Bundle pictured on top. Thanks for the chance to win!!!
I love the Cool Spring Fat Quarter Bundle and the Berry Marmalade Fat quarter bundle.
Sweet! I just ordered a ton from this shop recently. I'd probably buy more Marmalade!
Quilts, Cakes and Other Fun
the floss and embrodery patterns are great. firstname.lastname@example.com
Irene García Díaz
I love the Posy collection by Aneela Hoey…it's sweeeeeet! Thank you!
I'd be tempted by embroidery supplies and patterns for sure.
Thank you!
ColibriNB (at) gmail (dot) com
Becky N
I would make a domestic goddess apron with some Cool Spring fat quarters!!

I like the Shades of red FQ bundle and I'd buy some embroidery floss too. Such pretty colors.
Natalie Thomas
I would definitely spring for the Sea Glass Couture and the Festive Couture fat quarter bundles to make a sweet ombre spring quilt. I love solids!

email@example.com
Oooh, that Cool Spring fat quarter at the top of your post!!! It literally took my breath away when I saw it! I love making quilts for other people….but that quilt would be mine!
Olivia Hascher
I love the in-store put together bundles! I especially love the Cool Spring fat quarters! They actually match a quilt I am working on for my 2 year old girly right now! Thanks for the giveaway! I'll definitely check out the shop!

Oh! I love Marmalade! There are also so many lines there I've been wanting. But really, I probably need solids…
Wow, so much to choose from…. I've been loooking at the Spring 2013 Stitch and it has LOTS of great makeables, so I would start with that. But what I really want to get my hands on is the new Glamping fabric, which means I would also need the camper stitchery and floss. Oops, I've overspent, I'm sure!
wonderful giveaway! I'd buy a fabric: Anika, Blossoms (organic), dutch russian emboridery pattern and tracing paper for amboridery! thanks!!!
Amys Crafty Shenanigans
Oh my goodness – the Typewriters!! I love those!!! Fantastic giveaway 🙂
Originally Ordinary
One of the Bloomerie bundles! What a great selection!
Rachael Stensrud
love their bundles! Sprout Fat Quarter Bundle, Cool Spring Fat Quarter Bundle, and Porcelain Orchid Cuzco – Fat Quarter Bundle. I could just keep going…..
I would either get the Type fabric, or the Moda Glamping.
How to choose!? I think I'd pick some of the organic stripes/solids/dots. Thanks for the opportunity!
Oh wow, everything is amazing! I'd get some embroidery patterns or some Marmelade fabric 🙂
It's hard to choose but I love the Tinsel Fat quarter – Jess'choice….I hope to get the chance to make a nice quilt with !!!
Misty West
Thank you for a chance to win! I would love to have the Summer Sorbet quilt pattern and some cuzco fabric to make it with. Great store!

Jessica Killpack
I would get the blueberry marmalade FQB and the serenity FQB. I really like the site!
So many wonderful choices, I like the fabric bundles and would get the Berry Marmalade, but I also like the Type fabric….hmmmmmm….Thanks!
Beautiful fabrics. I've been dreaming of some of Sweetwater's Noteworthy fabrics – especially the "Bucket List" design. Thanks for the chance to win!
I could really USE some Organic Cotton solids. Love working with organic cotton, but really need more solids in my stash.
B Greene
I love the Type line, but shopping and choosing would be half the fun of winning! Thanks for the chance.
I'd go with something as mundane as tracing paper. I could really use some!
I would buy the Zophia Playtime Dress sewing pattern and fabric to make it.

carolinebock1 at yahoo dot com
Mary W Quilts
Shades of red FQ bundle. I will be making a quilt for a red lover, and I have none in my stash! Mary
I would get that cute Fox Hollow boy bundle and the wonderfully unique Cushion & Dust bundle. Love this site. Happy to know it now!
Jésabelle B.
I would buy everything embroidery, plus I saw a little Tula Pink…
Great Find!
I've been wanting to try embroidery, so I think I'd pick up some of that great floss. I like the "Fruit Salad" pack. Thanks!
Ruth K
I would have to use it for a couple Marmalade bundles. Just love those bundles. And the pricing is very resonable.

rmk815(at)gmail(dot)com
I would love to get some Cuzco and solids with that GC! THANKS for the chance!
ourbusylittlebunch(at)hotmail(dot)com
How lovely! I would buy some of those FQ bundles…which I don't know! So hard to choose, there are some delightful ones!
They have some really great bundles! I would get the Tapestry Seashell, Sprout, and Berry Marmalade bundles. So pretty!
I would definitely be interested in the Wonder Clips and I can always ALWAYS use more fabric…LOL
Esprit Folk Art Aurifil Thread Collection is on sale for thirty dollars! a great opportunity to restock my threaed supply with fabulous thread. i would use that gifty for this!
I'd buy somee thread and fabric. I particulary like this :
https://www.bloomeriefabrics.com/collections/6-8-fabric/products/kids-forest-life-in-aqua
I love the tickets and cameras in the 2wenty Thr3e collection! Thanks for the chance to win.
I would buy some Kate Spain fabrics!
What a difficult decision. Everything is beautiful. I love the colors in the Sprout fat quarter bundle. Thanks for a fabulous giveaway!
Jessica @ A Humble Creation
Thanks for the opportunity to win! There are so many lovely items. I think I would go with one of their selected bundles. Several of the marmalade collections would work for projects I've got in mind. Thanks!
Mrs. Day
I would have a hard time deciding. I ordered some fat bundle quarters today bc they are so cute.
Lynne Tilley
I love the typ, pencils, glasses fabric
Niki Estes
They have so many great products. I love all the custom bundles and patterns. I'm new to quilting and sewing so I love hearing about new companies you feature through your giveaways. Thanks for the change!
Lisa in Port Hope
I'd get a pattern or two–love the fresh picked pincushions–a few solids, some Kate Spain Cuzco…
Cool Spring Fat Quarter Bundle is beautiful, and as a very beginner quilter I would LOVE to play with that!
I love the baby Jane fabric in the coming soon section.
Leslie at the Sugarhouse
Marmalade by Bonnie & Camille is absolutely delicious. I would have to get some of that and a pattern or two. Thanks for the giveaway and a new venue to go shopping!
Laura K
I would get the Craftopia and Dutch-Russian embroidery patterns and several of the thread packs. Thank you so much for the chance to win!
Angela Nussbaum
There are so many patterns I'd put some serious thought into, particularly a bag… but first, their bundles are so cute… I would have to choose the Porcelain Orchid Cuzco Bundle first.
Katy Cameron
I'd buy the big pack of wonder clips :o) Thanks for the chance to win!
I would love the Cool spring and sprout bundles – I am still trying to build up a good stash since I am a newish quilter
I want to try the sublime embriodery floss
Love the tatto alphabet and the glasses fabric. Too cute!
The jungle fabric!!!! Love it! email@example.com
Brooke Boon
I think I would have to build my solids stash with some Bellas and Cotton Couture…

brookeali(at)hotmail.com
✾Jamie Lee Cooley✾
This comment has been removed by the author.
Vintage Typewriter fabric
✾Jamie Lee Cooley✾
Oh how I love both the indigo and patina Cuzco bundles! I'd also loveto try a scrap pack!
I love it all, but if I had to choose…either the Fox Hollow Boy Fat Quarter bundle or the Type fabrics. I also drooled over the embroidery kits, as I'm currently teaching my youngest daughter embroidery.
What a generous give away – thank you. I would buy both the strawberry marmalade and blueberry marmalade bundles plus the peasant tope pattern and the embroidery alphabet and some of the sublime threads.
Catskill Quilter
love the Berry Marmalade Fat Quarter bundle – such luscious colors!
What a kitty!
I'm definitely drawn to the Cool Spring FQ bundle… thanks for the great giveaway!
THis is a great giveaway. I would head right for the fat quarter bundles. Love them.
Pat V.
I would have to choose fat quarter bundles, maybe lipstick couture and cool spring.
I'd buy the Tommy Boxers pattern and some funky fabric to use with it!
I`d love Grey Leaf Marmalade fat quarter bundle.Thanks for the chance to win!!
quilt for fun
I would love to use the gift certificate for a 2wenty Thr3e jelly roll or a sea glass fat quarter bundle.
Fox hollow boy – fat quarter bundle – adorable!
I'd love to try the Wonder Clips, I've heard so much about them. Thanks for the intro to the Bloomerie quilt shop, I've saved it to favorites so I can indulge later tonight. ;-> Toni Anne
I am in desperate need of some solids, so I'd get that. Yardage of the light and dark gray Bellas from Moda. Thanks for the chance!
Love the Mod Basic Dots. I've also been wanting to try the Wonder Clips.
Jane S.
I am such a sucker for charm packs! So I'd go for some of those — Cuzco, 2wenty Thr3e, and the mini-charms of Tapestry and Odds & Ends. Thank you for the chance to win! Thanks also for introducing me to Bloomerie, I'd never seen their store before. 🙂
I am love love loving Type! Too fabulous! Thanks for sharing… lucky us!
Tracy T
A Fox Hollow Girl bundle. So cute!
It's boring, but I would probably invest in some of the Bella Solids; I have a really lacking amount of solids in my stash…two. Ha! What a wonderful giveaway btw, I love Bloomerie! I stalk their website all the time <3
Lucy @ Charm About You
I think I'd get some fabric from the Blenders and Basics section, so useful and such pretty fabrics! Some sublime stitching floss would be great too!
n Carter
I really like the Cool Spring fat quarter pack, featured in the picture you posted. I also love the colors in the Sea Glass Couture fat quarter bundle. And even though I don't really do much embroidery, I love the colors of her floss skeins.
Mom C
Anything by Kate Spain, need more Wonder Clips and Bella solids. Thanks,
cushion and dust fabric bundle
I would definitely get me type!
This Dog's Mom
I would buy marmalade bundles. I love that fabric! Thanks for the giveaway.
love the vintage typewriter fabric!!!!
Wow, that's a hard one – lots of good choices! I'd probably buy berry marmalade, serenity or shades of red.
OMG I'd TOTALLY buy the typewriter keys fabric. Love this shop! Thanks for showing me it's out there!
Charlotte E
Oooh what a great shop. Thanks for sharing. If I had a free $30 to spend I'd buy some Fox prints from the Fox Hollow and Walk in the Woods collection for a very special quilt I have in mind.
What a great shop! Thanks for letting us know about it. I like so many of the fabrics and patterns but the embroidery floss looks wonderful! I think I would have to have one of every color!
I would have to buy the typewriter key fabric as I used to be a typing teacher – this fabric brings back such good memories.
Rebeckah Austin
Chris S
I would get some Noteworthy
Some of that cool embroidery heavy tracing paper to make my own iron-ons. No fabric! Must say no. But if I didn't feel guilty about fabric, then some Noteworthy!
Jessica Oliveto
Hands down, Type would be my first choice!
Alyce @ Blossom Heart Quilts
I'd probably pick up some Honey Honey!
I would get some simply color!
What a fun giveaway! I would get some Good Fortune by Kate Spain. I have been drooling over it for quite some time now!
Coffee Break Whatever
Funny you should ask that question today…I was just at Joann's buying some fleece and the fat quarters were on sale and I just decided on the spur I wanted dto do something wtih blues and greens…and couldnt' find anything that I liked! the Cool Spring is perfect. But I also am dying for Noteworthy so….
I think the taffy pull stitching floss and something from the russian embroidery collection would top my list. Although the spring time colors in the fabrics are a tease too! All so fun!
Jen Styles
This comment has been removed by the author.
I would get some Baby Jane and Noteworthy

Susie
firstname.lastname@example.com
I would get some of the Mod Basic Dots. I just love dots!
Jen Styles
I would love a couple of the fat quarter bundles to add to my stash
Sandy D
Just visited Bloomerie and I love the bundles that they put together.They also have some pre cuts that I like. Thanks for a chance to win.
I would get some wonder clips and some fabric scraps…what a deal! Thanks 🙂
I would buy fabric — love the Bloomerie and the Tilly. Nancy: firstname.lastname@example.com
Alesha Klein
I would invest in the fabrics that are in the section "almost gone." Nice selection with many uses.
Crickets Corner
The Berry Marmalade would work perfectly in a quilt I'm stashing for.
Debbie N.
I love all of their Bloomerie bundles – it'd be hard to choose only one!
The first thing I saw was the Type fabric line, and I want it all! Thanks for the chance!
I would love to get my hands on a bundle of the Cream and Sugar collection! busybeingjennifer at gmail.com
I would buy some of Jeni Baker's new line, Color Me Retro. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
Definitely some of their bundles! I really like the typewriter fabric too!
Reagan G
I'd get some aqua marmalade fabric for a quilt I have that needs a nice backing.
I love Fig Trees new TAPESTRY bundle.
I would get some Color Me Retro. Thanks for the chance!
I would get the Simply Color Ombre jelly roll and one of the Cuzco charm packs
Allison C
I love the Type, Typewriter Keys print
I would definitely order some Bella solids for a quilt that I am planning…that Venus stole my heart!! thanks for the chance!
Paulette
I would have to stock up on some of those in-house bundles. They have a great selection!
There was so much I would love to have! Would love to have the Summer Sorbet Quilt pattern or the Feed the Animals coin purses pattern. As for fabrics, I can see Spring table runners made from the Strawberry Marmalade, Cool Spring, or Serenity Fat quarter packs. How can you pick just one?
Loving Noteworthy or maybe just some stash basics or maybe some solids–decisions,decisions!
Maybe some Cuzco fabric…and something else..so much to choose from! Thanks for the chance!
I would buy the Berry Marmalade fat quarter bundle. I have the layer cake and would love to have more.
Gmama Jane
Amy, I loved the fabric BUT everything, well ALMOST every fabric, I selected was "Sold-Out" I hope they plan to restock because one of the little 'peeves" of mine is to shop at some of the newer on-stores but their inventory is so small I end up getting refunded or they simply don't re-order. Have you spoken with them about this issue? Are they going to restock? If so,
Theresa N.
The Chopsticks quilt pattern.
Theresa N
weceno(at)yahoo(dot)com
Oh my goodness! So many awesome things, I would definitely get some of that fabric if I won! I love the Fox Hollow Girl – Fat Quarter Bundle, but I would buy more! And some quilt patterns too! Fingers crossed, I might have to get some things before then since I am in love with everything!
I would get some Cushion & Dust and Noteworthy. I was amazed at the fabric collections I saw in this shop that I haven't run across before. Great selection.
I like Marmalade–such pretty colors!
some sublime stitching and some vintage typewriter!
Danbury Quilter
I would get the Cushion and Dust fat quarter bundle! Thank you for the giveaway!

email@example.com
Love the bundles! I would love the Lipstick Couture FQ bundle- it has such delicious colours.
Wonderful stuff… I'll take some of everything, please! I love the Stuffed Magazines and awesome patterns, and the flosses such as Fruit Salad! Be especially blessed!
Jenny Faasavalu
I really like the Fox Hollow Bundle.
I think I would like the marmalade fat quarter sets and some of the thimbleberries patterns. Very reasonable prices! Looks like a place to come back to again. K-
Love the shop and all the choices! I would get me a couple gypsy girl charm packs and a white charm pack. Thanks!
Very neat fabric shop! I would love to get some of Bonnie and Camille's Marmalade fabrics! Thanks!
Missy Shay
I really want some apples to oranges sewing kit pattern!
firstname.lastname@example.com
Oh, My, the choices! I would LOVE LOVE LOVE the Typewriter line. I used to type on an old Remington Rand typewriter, way before computers were born and this fabric takes me back to those times.
Love all the Bloomerie fabrics though.
Thanks so much.
Nettie from Spanish Fork, UT
Laura Raquel
OMG!! I would buy the Strawberry Marmalade fat quarters, the colors are so Beautiful!!!
Joanna Jenkins
I would totally buy that purple fabric for a quilt I want to make for my granddaughter. Purple is her fave color and this color combo is perfect!
Please count me in!

I'd buy the Reunion Jelly Roll
Type and blueberry marmalade fat quarter bundle!
Rhonda D.
What a great site! 2wenty Thr3e, Glamping, Cushion & Dust, Noteworthy, Type and
Sublime Stitching!!! I am in heaven!! January 22 is my birthday, and this would be a wonderful present to me!!!! Thanks for the chance to win!

wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
I like the Shades of Red fat quarter bundle, or the Dutch-Russian embroidery pattern. Thanks for the chance!
ellen(at)myerly(dot)net
Very nice shop! I like how they've added the embroidery supplies in with all the fabrics. I also like the section where they've picked their own bundles. I would have to choose one of the marmalade bundles. Thanks!
I would lot to get Noteworthy. It is on my list, just not the budget right now!
barbara woods
I would get some fabric maybe the typewriter
I too would love some Noteworthy! Thanks for the chance.
I would choose the Reunion Jelly Roll – I keep wishing for that fabric!
I love their pre-bundled fabrics. Thanks for this opportunity.
Wendy
Wow! What a great shop! I would love one of everything! I think I would pick some of the iron on embroidery patterns and some of the pretty thread!
Barbie Mills
I really like the Berry Marmalade and Lipstick Couture FQB's. So nice!
Sandra Leigh
Bloomerie has a lovely collection of fabrics. Were I to win, Cuzco would come home to me!
Jezibels ~ sproutbabysprout.blogspot.com
If I won the gift cert I would love to use it towards a few books, the "Growing up Sew Liberated" and the "Stuffed" magazine! Thank you!
Terri Montgomery
I love your shop! I'd buy a fat quarter bundle and some embroidery floss.
Brocha B
I would get the Petite Berry Marmalade Bundle and some of the fabric Tapestry, Sangria in Coral.
I would get some embroidery pattern and a cuzco fat quarter bundle.
I also would get Noteworthy. I know it is "typing" my name.
lindsey s.
I love their bundles but I'd have to pick the sublime stitching pattern with the Russian nesting dolls. Love love love!!
Erin @ Sew at Home Mummy
Here's what I would get:
Cool Spring FQB
Porcelin Orchid Cuzco FQB
Some Good Fortune yardage (the Lantern Flower Reflection)
Some Cuzco woven geo in Indigo…
that's where I'd start, lol!
Flora, Flower Bed in Sunflower, it's PERFECT for a baby quilt I'm working on right now!
Kimberly Cassie @ Quilty Doodads
I'd start with the red FQ bundle. I'm ready to start making some valentine goodies!
Allison Knaus
Wow this is a fun giveaway! I know that I'd love to buy some yardage of Cuzco prints with money toward the store – it's just so lovely with the blues and purples – and the magazines sound like they're full of inspiration.
Linda Towles
I would love to get the turquoise bungle jungle fabric and make something special for my first grand baby due I'm March… So excited!!
I spyed some really cute text fabrics but I'm looking for a large print with several colors in it to make a quilt with a slice n dice technique so I think I'd choose Tapestry, Mallorco in Coral.
The obvious for me was to choose fabrics- but the Britta Hoopster Basket sewing pattern is soooo cute- I'd get it+the fabric for it 🙂
I'd either get some Noteworthy yardage to go with my FQ set or some of that pretty embroidery floss! 🙂
Manderley de GuindillayCanela
I love Cuzco collection, beautiful!! It's perfect for a blancket, i love it.

Thank you for let me participate.

Greats
I would get the 2wenty Thr3e Jelly Roll, a pack or two of the wonder clips, and a couple of mystery scrap bundles. Thanks for the link to the shop – I think I have a new favorite!

What a great shop!I would get the bias ruler (didn't know this exists but now I need one ;)) and some pretty fabric, like the reunion jelly roll or the berry marmalade fq bundle. Thanks for the giveawy!
Fabulous bundles. I have fallen in love with Bundle of Reds.
Debra Phillips
I'd like to try the Sweetie Pie Quilt with the Porcelain Orchid Cuzco and Cool Spring FQ bundles.
I'd love to get some Cuzco AND some Cool Springs FQs!
Thanks for a great giveaway! I think I'd treat myself to the little Apples jelly roll! It would make a great quilt for UK charity Siblings Together!
love the Cushion & Dust, Fat Quarter Bundle
Thanks
I would want to buy many things, but the first thing would be from the Epic Embroidery line – love the alphabet pattern. And of course, some embroidery floss.
hi
i would buy either hello luscious or reunion jelly roll
I'd be after patterns, the Jamie Dress or maybe the 'Two for the Show Quilt'.
Awesome giveaway, Thanks
I would get the PB&J Fabric.
I like their custom mde bundles but for sure I would get some Cuzco bundles. I so want that line. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
I have been wanting some Little Black Dress and Type.
Noteworthy would be my choice.
Tina Marie
I would probably buy fabric to build up my stash. I particularly like the "posy" line which is coming soon.
I am drawn to the Glamping fabric…but the embroidery would be tempting to try…
The tapestry cobblestone collection and are a bunch of those little scrap packs. That way I would lots of excitment to see what all was in it. Thank you for a chance to enter your giveaway. conn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm getting ready to make a sewing machine cover so I'd buy some fabric for that… Maybe the Sprout Fat Quarter bundle or the Cool Spring Fat Quarter bundle!
Marmalade! Thank you!
I've been doing a lot of baby quilts lately… Bungle Jungle would be great fun to work with. contentncm at yahoo dot come
Granny's Button Box
Hi – I would love the Cushion & Dust, Poppies in Blue fabric, its is to die for. Cheers Sharon
I would like to get the Cushion & Dust, Fat Quarter Bundle. Looks like fun fabric!
Wow! What wouldn't I buy?! Cool Spring fat quarter bundle, Patina Cuzco fat quarter bundle, Glamping charm pack, Blueberry Marmalade…..there's so much wonderful stuff to choose from!
I think I would go for some Lucy's Crab Shack or some Noteworthy 🙂
I love the one you posted Cool spring mixed with Porcelain Orchid Cuzco
Wow! There is a lot to capture the eye. I am about to start a group challenge and am in need of solids so I would go for the Bella Solids in the color of the rainbow.
If I won, I would buy the marmalade fat quarter bundles.
The Blueberry Marmalade bundle! Thanks for the chance!

Oh I would buy the Cushion & Dust fabric! It's too cute!
Angela White
I would love the 'Cushion & Dust' Fat Quarter Bundle. Just the name itself makes me go oooohhhhh. Finger's crossed. Thanks for the chance.
Miss Nancy
Thank you for this great giveaway and the introduction to Bloomerie. Love the shop. I would use the gift certificate for embroidery patterns and floss. Great designs and I have not used the floss. Would love to try it.

Have a super great sewing and stitching day!
Kathryn Knox
Tinsel FQ bundle Donna's and Jess's choice
Susan Kelton
There are so many splendid choices! I could really use the reunion jelly roll to make gifts for my family. The Trefle, Paris in Blue would be fantastic for my kids that love everything French. The Little Sprouts quilt pattern and Goddess apron pattern are also calling my name. : ) Thank you for the opportunity!
Elisabet Molin
I would by Snow from Bella Solids and all the aqua colored fabric I ould afford!
Lindsey Aaron
I would buy the cushion and dust FQ bundle!! love this site. Thank you for linking to it so I could "discover it"
lindsey
email@example.com
Stacy Hadwin
I want the Cushion and Dust FQ bundle. It's refreshingly different from most of what I have in my stash right now.
Reader Owl
eek – I went to look at their bundles as I liked the one pictured so much. It was sold out, but I bought three others! Boing into a variety of projects.
I would stock up on cotton couture. Thanks for sharing.
Amy Campbell
Blueberry Marmalade – Fat Quarter Bundle
campbellamyd at gmail dot com
I would get the Cool Spring fat qtr bundle…I love it! Also fell in love with the gorgeous floss!
I like the sea glass bundle.
I'd definitely get some of those foxes from the Walk in the Woods line!
Besides what I just ordered (a pincushion pattern and the fabulous typewriter keys and letters fabrics), I would buy fabric from the Cuzco collection for a wedding quilt for my nephew and his fiance. It's just their style!
For me, it would be the ruffled argyle quilt pattern and some awesome fabric to go with it! LOVE IT!
Sheryl Vitosh
I would choose something totally out of character for me and sew a ruffly apron.
I'd get some fabric–Bunnies in Honeysuckle, and Fox Hollow.

pippirose59 at gmail dot com
Mary on Lake Pulaski
I would choose a Twenty-Three jelly roll from the Bloomerrie shop if I won the gift certifical.
I love the "Shades of Red" fat quarter bundle. Thanks!
I love the Frosting floss pack and the Birdcage in Grey fabric!
Ooh – their Japanese fabrics are lovely. I think I love Hanging Garden the most. I also really like the Cushion & Dust bundle. Sigh. So many choices.
There was finally time...
I would have to go with Mod Basics, Dottie Cream Orange. Thanks!
stitching under oaks
I love Bloomerie! I like that Strawberry Marmalade Fat Quarter Bundle…their bundles are great!
Too hard to choose! Some prints that would brighten up my dull kitchen, for sure. All of their fun dots.
Love the shop. Thanks for the chance to win. I would buy the sea glass bundles.
Thanks for the chance to win. I would buy the sea glass bundles.
I'd buy 'Epic Alphabet Embroidery Pattern' & a 2wenty thr3e charm pack or two 🙂 thanks for the giveaway1
I would get the Berry Marmalade fat quarters. Thanks for having this giveaway!
Abbe Coury
I would have to get some Hoot in Blue or Guitars in Green and Yellow! Too cute!
Great shop! I went over to check it out and ended up buying four fat quarter bundles 🙂 I would get a few more if I won!
submariner's wife
I'd try and stretch the $35 as far as possible by buying charm packs…scrappy quilts are really my thing and a bunch of different charm packs would be just the thing to simultaneously stir my creativity and add to my stash. 🙂
Michael Miller Cotton solids and Cuzco Citadel in Indigo. Thanks for the giveaway!
TX Sarah
I like 2wenty Thr3e. I haven't seen it anywhere else.
I would use it for the blueberry marmalade bundle or the cushion & dust bundle. Can't decide which one! :)

Sandy A
April @ Sewing Novice
I would probably get a yard of chevron…not sure what color though. I might also get a Simply Color charm pack. There are just too many to decide from!
I would get either the Blueberry Marmalade bundle or the Cushion
and dust bundle. Can't decide which!
Sandy A
Painting 4 Him
There are so many great things to pick, but I would have to say that I would like any of the Marmalade color groups. Also, I would love to try the Russian embroidery patterns.
Rachel Frankovich
I LOVE the kitchy-kitchen-utensils-orange, but I'd also have to get the cushions and dust fat quarter bundle. I'd love to win! Thanks for the opportunity! They look like a great new resource for me!!

Becky S.
Cute shop–I love the Blueberry Marmalade FQ bundle!!!
Thanks to you and Bloomerie for the great giveaway.
I would buy some of the noteworthy 🙂
Liz Schulte
Blueberry Marmalade Fat quarter bundle!
Bloomerie has great fabrics on sale. I would buy from the sale to get more for my bucks.
Kathleen O'Grady
What a great shop, I would love to have a bunch of new embroidery floss, looks so yummy! Thanks for a chance to win.
I would get some of their text prints and some Moda Bella solids.
Rachel Booth
Wow! Their shop looks incredible! I'm really loving the Berry Marmalade FQ bundle that they put together! 🙂
Karen Vail
I would start with the Ruffled Argyle quilt pattern and then get fabrics to make it!
Karen P.
I'd love some type & a bunch of stitch mags!!!
I could have a cart-full in a heartbeat! Maybe some more type-love that line! And she has some fantastic sale fabrics. Love the cushion and dust fat quarter bundle. Thanks for the giveaway and the sharing this new to me online shop.
If I win the gift certificate, you know those WONDER CLIPS look amazing! Why haven't I noticed these before?
Prima Donna
I really like the Sprout fat quarter bundle.
Karrie S
I would get Yule Critters in Aqua, Forest Friends Embroidery with the Frosting floss, Fox Hollow bundles. So much stuff to get!
Jessica Young
I would get the Circa 1934 layer cake. The colors are beautiful!! Thanks 🙂
Kaitlin Meimbresse
I would love to get some of the Chevron prints by Riley Blake Designs!
Jodi - usairdoll
So many pretty fabrics! I'd love to get some Marmalade and Cuzco.

Thank you and Bloomerie for a super giveaway and a chance to win.

usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

Jodi - usairdoll
Lots of pretty fabrics! I'd love to get some Marmalade and some Cuzco!

Thank you and Bloomerie for an awesome and generous giveaway and a chance to win. Two winners! Woot! Woot! You Rock!

usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
Celtic Thistle
Love the Sea Glass bundle, would have to pop a couple of those in my shopping bag!
Swedish Scrapper
I would love to use a voucher for a few of her lovely mini bundles! I like Petite berry (can't remember the name, and I have closed the window!) and Tangerine Cream, and Cuzco Patina, as some. I also love how Bloomerie has the fabrics searchable by color!
I like the sprout bundle
The type line of fabric catches my eye. I would spend all the gift certificate buying fabric from that line.
Melissa Smith
Loving the Julia Rothman Alphabet for a library/book theme quilt I am working on.. Glamping line makes me giggle.
I would love to add some of the Japanese fabrics to my stash.
Julie Thompson
I would buy some wonder clips or some Noteworthy.
I would have to pick Rie shirt/dress pattern and some fabric.
Julie Thompson
I would buy some wonder clips or noteworthy.
I would get some Marmalade in the Bloomerie Bundles they've created. So yummy!
Harriet Jorgensen
Oh my goodness Amy,too many adorable things to choose from. If I had to choose I think I would start with the "Apples to Oranges" sewing kit pattern.Thanks for the information on this site. By the way I just purchased "Easy Quilts" Spring 2013. Love your pattern in it. You rock.
Harriet J
I saw a great pattern – Marta Studio bin sewing pattern – I would start with that and get all the supplies I need to make some bins to organize myself. Thanks for the give away!
Great giveaway! I would choose a small packet of wonder clips and some Moda Precuts, I think. But there is so much to choose from; I am spoiled for choice!
Great giveaway! I would choose a small packet of wonder clips and some Moda Precuts, I think. But there is so much to choose from; I am spoiled for choice!
Marjorie Nath
I would get some of the Michael Miller Cotton solids and then go over to the Noteworthy.

thelady(at)hotmail.com
I would buy a few of the Marmalade & Gypsy Girl charm packs. Thank you so much for showing me this site, I never knew it existed and they have a lot of REALLY pretty fabric!
I would buy a few of the Marmalade & Gypsy Girl charm packs. Thank you so much for showing me this site, I never knew it existed and they have a lot of REALLY pretty fabric!
I would seriously spend hours shopping all the fabric, I'd love to get some Christmas fabric to make your retro Christmas quilt.
I would buy some Christmas fabric – I want to make your vintage Christmas quilt.
I would love to get my hands on Berry Marmalade – Fat Quarter Bundle. Thanks for this giveaway!
What an awesome giveaway…what a great site that Bloomerie is ….had never found it before…I would have to have their sublime stitchery embroidery floss…every color way…they are all so pretty…email@example.com
Tamara Oster
I need the Glamping Charm pack and the Camp Out embroidery! All too fun! Thanks for the opportunity!
I like the Anika Geo Dot a lot!!
There's so much I would like to buy! In this case, I would select some of the boy-directed half-price fabrics to make boy and man quilts for my charity quilting. So many fabrics are definitely feminine that finding bright, cheerful fabrics I can use would be fantastic. My quilt guild gives quilts to families at a transition-from-homeless center and to men aging out of foster care; we have
Anita Dye
I would love to buy the shades of red bundle. Red is my favorite color. I am in the process of kicking off a new home business which will focus on gift ideas for weddings, baby showers, graduations, etc.. and am trying to increase my stash of fabrics for all the new patterns I am creating!
I really like the shades of red bundle. Not colors I would normally pick but that's nice too, sometimes! Thanks for the giveaway!
Michelle Hudak
I'd get a few yards of A Walk in the Woods, Foxlets in Icing…I'm making a fox-themed quilt for my son whose last name is Fox.

shel704 at aol dot com
I would get some more Marmalade and would love to get Type. I'm ready for some bright spring colors! Thanks.
Delcia R.
I love this site–glad you are making it known! The embroidery patterns, especially the camping one (for my hubby who likes the idea of camping) and the fabrics (gotta get some Posy yardage to go with the charm and mini charms I just got). What isn't there to like about Bloomerie! Thanks for the chance to win!
Malty Mama
As a new quilter, I'd get the argyle pattern (I loooooove argyle!) and some fun small print fabrics in bright colors. I just can't narrow it down now, there are too many gorgeous prints!
I would defitely go for some Type!
Actually, you have it shown above I think : I'm in love with the Strawberry Marmalade Fat Quarter Bundle … Nice shop by the way and Lucy's Crab Shack fabrics are on sale 😉
Carla G
I'd get the Reunion jelly roll! Thanks for a chance to win! 🙂
Wife, Mom, and Nana
Have to have the Haute Handbags Mag BOGO…and maybe the bias ruler!! LUV Bloomerie!! <3

Anda W
I love the new line Glamping! awolk at rogers dot com
{ HeatherK @ AReformedHeath'n }
I'd have some fun with the Bloomerie bundles.

I would get the Michael Miller Color Card! I'm a longarm quilter, so that would add to my thread color cards…and I'm really into solids, and fabrics that read as solids, these days!
Holly Clark
I would buy the Fox Hollow Boy and Girl Fat Quarter Bundles. They would coordinate with the woodland themed quilts I am making for two of my cousins who are having babies. Over the last year 11 people I know have had babies, and now another 5 are pregnant, I can't sew fast enough, And my fabric stash is getting low .These fabrics are so cute!
Abigail Ceynar
Awesome store- I'd buy the Urban Cabin quilt pattern and the Sprout Fat Quarter bundle to stitch it up! And I can't wait until the Posy Story in Lilac is in stock.
I could use a pincushion and this pattern for one is super adorable!

fresh picked pincushions

https://www.bloomeriefabrics.com/collections/all-patterns/products/fresh-picked-pincushions-sewing-pattern

amccrerrand(at)gmail(dot)com
The organic cotton in light pink, perfect for a future quilt I have in mind. 🙂
Amanda F.
I would definitely snatch up a Hello Luscious jelly roll. I love that collection! 🙂
I would love a pattern for my first quilt!
The fat quarter bundles are so beutiful! I would spend the gift card on some of these. I love the Tapestry Cobblestone, the Berry Marmalade and the Blueberry Marmalade. Oh, and the Tangerine Cream is cute, too, and considering orange is my least favorite color, that is saying a lot!
a blue bundle and two packs of wonder clips.
Dreamingof03 - Heather
So much to covet! I love several of the precuts like simply colors an fox hollow.
Maybe some Noteworthy and Marmalade fabric … or the wonder clips… of maybe some of the Japanese fabric. I don't know- too many great choices!
Wow, cute site! I'd go for 2went Thr3e.
Carol D.
I would definitely buy the Berry Marmalade collection.
csdillman at gmail dot com
I'd buy a new quilt pattern
I would love to get some Cuzco fabrics 😀
Fabric. A fat quarter bundle or perhaps a charm pack. I would have a hard time deciding which fabric because I love them all; however, the Berry Marmalade sure looks lovely!
Liberty Bliss
I'd pick up some of the Type Pencils and Glasses, and some of the Marmalade stripes! Perhaps some embrodery floss… I have a feeling I'd end up spending quite a bit more than the $30 gift card!
I'd pick up the remaining 1/2 yard of Far, Far, Away in Natural and then perhaps some fabric from the Blenders and Basics section.
I'd buy the cushion and dust bundle and some coordinating solids.
Oh Amy, I am new to quilting and had never heard of Bloomerie until your post. After checking out their website I am in love. The Fox Hollow series caught my eye and I would love to do a quilt with those woodland critters for new baby. Fingers crossed…. Deidre as redcricut.
I would probably wait for the Color Me Retro to be released. 🙂
I was drawn to the Lipstick Couture and Sea Glass bundles. They would be fabulous for baby dresses with piping and in similiar color fabric print for the skirt bottoms. I also liked V and Co ombre jelly roll…that would be awesome for pleated pillows or modern strippy quilts.
I am drawn to the Lipstick Couture and the Sea Glass Couture bundles. They would be great as tops for infant dresses with piping and printed fabric skirts. I also like V and Co ombre jelly roll.
So difficult to choose but Mod Basics, Dottie Cream Grass and Lucy's Crab Shack seem to be calling my name.
So difficult to choose but Mod Basics, Dottie Cream Grass and Lucy's Crab Shack seem to be calling my name.
I would buy anything Hello Luscious I saw a quilt that was done with this collection and have been in love with it ever since. -Nancy
I would buy the 2wenty Thr3e charm pack. So cute! The tickets got me at first site.
Libby Clarke
I would love to win the e-certificate. Before I even clicked on the link I was sure that I would use it on the Berry Marmalade. Love, love, love it.
Wanda Wilkerson
Too many to choose from… the win would only get me started! I love the Darling, the Type, well the list goes on. I would love! the mags too. Too cool a giveaway! I've got my fingers crossed, because I've never won anything in my life. LOL
Kelsey K
No question…GLAMPING!!!!!!! Love it! Would make a super fab quilt for camping!
Thanks for the chance to win! I'd probably pick up some text prints or great solids with the gift certificate!
I would definitely buy some of the bundle fabric-I cant resist the colors in the "lipstick " collection!
I would buy Glamping. Thanks for sharing and a chance to win.
Love the Reunion Jelly Roll.

sntbosch(at)me(dot)com
Rachel S
I love their Sublime floss.
WLWK4FD aka The Faux Fae
I would buy some Noteworthy, Fly a Kite in Vanilla for the final fabric I need for my quilt and the rest I would spend on notions!
I would get some of the little black dress fabric. I love that style and look.
Indigo Cuzco pack for sure and maybe spice up my stash with some bright springtime bundles. Thanks!
Nisa's Mom
awesome shop! I would like to spend for the 2wenty thr34 fabric's bundle.. all are lovely..
I sure like the berry marmalade FQ
Cuzco. Thanks for the chance!
I'm really contemplating buying the Esprit Folk Art Aurifil Thread Collection by Marianne Byrne-Goarin or some type vintage typewriters…hmmm
Crystal Mason
Where to start? I love the Cuzco, Marmalade, and Darling bundles. I could also use some Bella Solids. Thanks for a fun give away!
Barnabas and Ashley
I would love the 2wenty thr3e jelly roll!
Heather A
I'd get some 2wenty Thr3e and some embroidery floss to give me a few stitching options.
"Glamping" by Moda is what I'd run right out and buy with that gift certificate if I were to win! Cute campers, tents and glamor girls – my kind of camping!
I would love to get some Fox Hollow or maybe a marmalade bundle or…. who knows. They have lots of fun things to choose from.
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.


text:
Pain is too often a harsh reality for people with cancer.
Although prescription pain medicine can ease constant pain, many people with cancer may still experience sudden flares of pain that occur throughout the day. This type of pain, called "breakthrough pain," can affect even the most routine things, such as walking or getting out of bed.
Breakthrough pain affects up to 89 percent of people who are treated for constant cancer pain, but the condition often goes under-diagnosed and under-treated. Despite its impact, patients often have difficulty describing how their breakthrough pain is different from their constant pain. But by better understanding their condition, patients may be able to describe their pain more accurately so they can receive the care they need.
Breakthrough pain is a real condition that occurs when moderate-to-severe pain "breaks through" a patient's constant pain medicine and may be debilitating in some patients. Episodes may strike with speed and intensity and can occur several times throughout the day, lasting anywhere from a few minutes to an hour. Breakthrough pain is often unpredictable and may be brought on by something as simple as coughing or during routine tasks. It may even occur without a specific cause.
That's why it is important for people with cancer to talk to their doctor or nurse about any pain. If you think you are experiencing breakthrough pain related to cancer, the first step in developing an appropriate treatment plan is to describe exactly what you're experiencing. Patients may find it helpful to keep track of their symptoms so that they can discuss with their healthcare professional how quickly and often the breakthrough pain hits, at what times, and how it feels.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
If your institution subscribes to this resource, and you don't have an Access Profile, please contact your library's reference desk for information on how to gain access to this resource from off-campus.
Take the Access library with you wherever you go—easy access to books, videos, images, podcasts, personalized features, and more.
Download the Access App here: iOS and Android. Learn more here!
Your Access profile is currently affiliated with '[InstitutionA]' and is in the process of switching affiliations to '[InstitutionB]'. Please click 'Continue' to continue the affiliation switch, otherwise click 'Cancel' to cancel signing in.
This div only appears when the trigger link is hovered over. Otherwise it is hidden from view.


text:
Graph-tool is an efficient Python module for manipulation and statistical analysis of graphs (a.k.a. networks). Contrary to most other Python modules with similar functionality, the core data structures and algorithms are implemented in C++, making extensive use of template metaprogramming, based heavily on the Boost Graph Library. This confers it a level of performance that is comparable (both in memory usage and computation time) to that of a pure C/C++ library.
Despite its nice, soft outer appearance of a regular Python module, the core algorithms and data structures of graph-tool are written in C++, with performance in mind. Most of the time, you can expect the algorithms to run just as fast as if graph-tool were a pure C/C++ library. See a performance comparison.
Many algorithms are implemented in parallel using OpenMP, which provides excellent performance on multi-core architectures, without degrading it on single-core machines.
An extensive array of features is included, such as support for arbitrary vertex, edge or graph properties, efficient "on the fly" filtering of vertices and edges, powerful graph I/O using the GraphML, GML and dot file formats, graph pickling, graph statistics (degree/property histogram, vertex correlations, average shortest distance, etc.), centrality measures, standard topological algorithms (isomorphism, minimum spanning tree, connected components, dominator tree, maximum flow, etc.), generation of random graphs with arbitrary degrees and correlations, detection of modules and communities via statistical inference, and much more.
Conveniently draw your graphs, using a variety of algorithms and output formats (including to the screen). Graph-tool has its own layout algorithms and versatile, interactive drawing routines based on cairo and GTK+, but it can also work as a very comfortable interface to the excellent graphviz package.
Every single function in the module is documented in the docstrings and in the online documentation, which is full of examples.


text:
With the Milano Aruba 1780mm x 472mm luxury vertical designer radiator, you can enjoy stunning contemporary looks and superb heat output in any room of your home. This stunning model features rounded columns for an ultra-modern look, and it boasts a fresh white finish for a touch of classic elegance.
Made from premium quality steel for guaranteed durability, the Aruba radiator produces an excellent heat output to ensure your room is made to feel warm and welcoming in no time at all.
Aruba Designer Radiator Features:
- Dimensions: 1780mm x 472mm x 56mm
- 4498 BTU's (1318 Watts)
- High quality white powder coated finish
- Features 8 vertical single panels
- Built to last: 1.5mm thick steel for guaranteed quality
- Tested and certified: BS EN 442 standards
- ISO9001:2008 registered manufacturer
- CE marked
What's Included?
- Wall fixings
- Wall plugs
- Blanking and bleed plug
Please note: whilst we do display measurements on the line drawings, due to the manufacturing process, there can be tolerances within them. We strongly advise not to drill any fixing holes for the brackets or locate any pipework until you have received your radiator and valves are fitted.
Range | Aruba |
Style | Modern |
Finish | White |
RAL Code | 9016 |
Installation Type | Hot Water |
Material | Steel |
Floor to Centre of Tapping (mm) | Min. 300 |
Pipe Centres (mm) | 562 (approx.) |
Wall to Centre Tapping (mm) | 47 |
Volume (litres) | 10.64 |
Inlet Connection | 1/2'' |
Maximum Water Pressure | 10 Bar |
BTU at Delta T30 | 1672 |
BTU at Delta T50 | 3215 |
BTU at Delta T65 | 4498 |
Watts at Delta T30 | 490 |
Watts at Delta T50 | 942 |
Watts at Delta T65 | 1318 |
Height (mm) | 1,780 |
Width (mm) | 472 |
Depth (mm) | 56 |
Projection (mm) | 86 |
Product Weight (kg) | 21.64 |
Certification | CE, EN442 |
Guarantee | 20 Years |
This contemporary oval column radiator is part of the best-selling Aruba range. Available in a variety of sizes and colours,you'll easily find the right radiators to fit every room in your home.
Combining practicality with sleek modern aesthetics, this vertical radiator is the perfect option if you have limited wall space but need a radiator with a high heat output.
Manufactured using 1.5mm thick premium quality steel, you can be assured of superior durability, high performance and many years of reliable use.
The rigorous testing that each radiator goes through ensures that we can guarantee its quality and performance, and you can rest easy knowing that your new radiator won't let you down.
By shopping at BigBathroomShop.ie you can benefit from a quick and efficient delivery service.
*Our standard 2-7 working days delivery offering costs just €19.95 for orders below €295 and is free for orders over €295.
We use various couriers to give us the flexibility to ensure that your delivery reaches you in perfect condition. Deliveries are not made on bank holidays, so please allow extra time for your order to arrive at these times, especially during the Easter and Christmas periods.
For more details please visit our Delivery & Returns page.
At BigBathroomShop.ie we operate a 30 day returns policy, so if you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, then you can return your order within 30 days of receiving it.
To speak with a member of our customer service team, call 1800 851 237 (IE) or (+44) 0330 027 1032 (UK). Lines are open Monday to Friday 8.30am-5pm.
Full details of our returns policy can be found here.
Milano Aruba - White Vertical Designer Radiator - 1780mm x 472mm (Single Panel)


text:
Looking for in Australia? Join FoundAbout the countries largest network which has 222 venues in Australia to choose from. Our venues are spread out across the country, nationwide; meaning a venues can be found within a close driving distance to your location.
FoundAbout Australia offers a wide range of packages and events suitable for all age groups, including children. If you are planning a kids party, birthday party, stag party, hen party or corporate event in Australia, then look no further than FoundAbout . Prices start from £0.00.
Our Australia venues are of the highest standard, with full public liability insurance and risk assessment. FoundAbout ensure that your event is handled efficiently and with the minimum of delay so you can just look forward to a fun filled day. Browse through our list of venues and packages, check availability for any given date and then book online or call one of our experienced sales team.
The 1 closest venues to Australia
West Moto Park
Min. Age 18 From £185.00


text:
Every so often I publish a blog post either about hunting or with a picture of an elk steak in it. Usually after this I get at least one or two questions about how to prepare game meat so that it doesn't taste so "gamey." I hear lots of people saying they would hunt but they don't like the taste of the meat, or that they just don't know how to cook it. Likewise, whenever we serve game to friends and family, we get lots of surprised comments about how flavorful and good the meat is, not at all gamey as they expected.
In part one of this series I talked about the differences between beef and venison and how that affects the tenderness and juiciness of the meat. It is important to know that wild game is not beef and therefore must be prepared differently and will taste different. Today I'm going to talk about processing wild game and its relationship to the "gamey" flavor that venison often has a bad reputation for. This is not a how-to, but rather an overview of the entire process.
What does venison taste like?
Deer, elk and antelope (as well as other game animals) each have a distinct flavor. Antelope (pronghorn) and whitetail tend to have a bolder, wilder flavor, while elk tends to be less so. Yak and bison taste the mildest, most similar to beef but slightly sweeter. For the purposes of this post, I'm going to refer to them all as venison, despite the differences between the animals. Mule deer, which is what we most often get in Colorado, is somewhat middle of the road on the wild-flavor scale.
First and foremost, let's talk about what venison should taste like. It should taste:
- fresh
- richer and more "meaty" than beef
- bold with a lot of depth
- of a mild sage or juniper flavor (depending on the animal's diet)
- according to some, similar to mutton, but much leaner
- depending on the species, mildly sweet
Venison should not taste:
- "off" or rotten
- pungent
- bitter
- overly sweet
- bland
- like beef
Venison is darker in color than beef and should not ever smell bad or be tinged green or grey. It is my opinion that the bad reputation of venison's "gamey" flavor comes from poor processing habits and the serving of meat that is actually rancid or at least borderline.
What effects flavor:
The key to fresh tasting meat it to get it cool and skinned as fast as possible. Leaving it hot or leaving the hide on will cause it to rot quickly and leave your meaty tasting quite "pungent" (i.e.: rotten). This is important whether you plan to butcher the animal yourself or are taking it to a pro. If you leave the hide on longer than necessary or don't cool the meat quickly, it will have a bad flavor.
Often I've seen hunters leave their meat hanging, skin-on, in the garage to "age" or "cure" the meat in hopes of making it more tender. While properly aged meat is delicious, doing it in your attached garage is a very good recipe for rotten deer steaks. Leaving your deer carcass hanging for days in a tree, barn, pole or garage is not aging it – it is rotting it. Colorado weather is not conducive to the traditional buck poles of the Great Lakes states. If you wish to age your venison, take it to a butcher or meat processor where it can be done safely, in a temperature controlled environment.
Additionally, avoid meat from trophy hunters, and avoid becoming one yourself. Trophy hunters are usually after great big, hormone-filled bucks in the middle of the rut (mating season). All those male deer hormones add a distinct musky flavor to the meat. Does and cows taste much cleaner and nicer than bulls and bucks depending on when the animals are harvested. Also, meat harvested during archery season in Colorado is going to tend to be more mild than meat from rifle season, because the archery season is before the rut.
Field dressing and cooling your meat:
Hunting is a tradition that is passed on from generation to generation, and so is processing meat. "Processing" is a nice term for cutting and preparing an animal for consumption, including gutting, skinning and cleaning (a.k.a. field dressing). While you can learn to do this on your own, I've found that most hunters have learned to do this in the field, taught by an experienced relative or friend. Rick learned from his grandfather and uncles.
This means that if the teacher has bad meat processing habits, he (or she) will most likely be passing them on to the student. And this leads to bad tasting meat.
Please, please, if you are not confident in your ability or the ability of your teacher to effectively process your animal, find someone who's game tastes delicious to teach you. Ask tons of questions, or just take it to a professional processor.
The real work of hunting is not in the tracking down and killing of the animal. That is only where the work begins. After harvesting an animal that is fully grown, looks healthy and is of the sex you have a license for (preferably with a shot through the heart and lungs), you should immediately open it up and gut it.
Be very careful during this process not to nick the intestines with your knife or let any of the digestive juices or fecal matter touch the meat. Take your time and have someone who has more experience show you how to do this in the field. Any meat that has come into contact with fecal matter or digestive juices is essentially ruined.
Once gutted, your next move should be to remove the hide. Take care to keep the hair and any dirt or debris off of the meat. If it is a large animal, like an elk, you will need to quarter it to pack the meat out. Put the skinned meat in game bags. Game bags are inexpensive, protect your meat, and allow you to remove the hide in the field so that the meat can cool as quickly as possible. They are well worth the small investment for the taste of your meat.
If you harvest a smaller animal such as a pronghorn or whitetail and wish to drag it from the field without quartering it, leave the hide on until you get it to a point where you can skin it as quickly as possible with out the meat becoming dirty. In either case, get the animal in coolers with ice as quickly as you can. Keep coolers and ice in your vehicle. If your animal is whole, saw though the sternum, pack the cavity with ice jugs and wrap it in a tarp until you can quarter it.
If it is possible, you should begin butchering the meat as soon as you are back to your work area. If you must leave your animal overnight before you can butcher it, quarter it (if you didn't before) and put the quarters in coolers with plenty of fresh ice jugs to get/keep it cool.
Some hunters will hang the meat, propping the body cavity open to allow it to cool overnight. We have seen this done in the Colorado mountains where it gets below freezing each night during hunting season. I don't recommend this method of cooling because temperatures are not certain and can easily fluctuate, promoting bacteria growth on your meat. If you choose to do it, make sure to quarter the animal and get it over ice first thing in the morning; sunny Colorado daytime temps can get well above 40 degrees even in late season hunts. Also be aware that leaving your venison hanging overnight will invite bears and other predators to your camp. Rick's uncles have lost entire sides of an animal and incurred lots of damage to barn doors that way.
Butchering game:
Before you begin butcher your animal, thoroughly wash your hands, knives, cutting surfaces, counters or tables and any other tools you might be using. Butchering an entire animal is a big, messy job that most average kitchens can't handle. Many hunters end up using a garage or barn. If you are among that group (we are), make sure your garage and work surfaces are scrupulously clean. You are planning on eating this meat. Don't give yourself food poisoning. Also, make sure you can keep the area cold. Heat will rot your meat. Dress in layers while you are cutting meat if you have to. Lastly, make sure your knives are sharp and keep a sharpener handy.
While Rick's family taught him how to process the animal up to this point, we don't butcher the meat in the same way he was originally taught. I cook quite differently than Rick's mother and grandmother, so I prefer our meat in different cuts and thicknesses than those Rick used to bring home. In this way, we are still learning to butcher meat ourselves. We have read lots of books and studied diagrams, and still most of our cuts of meat (besides the back-straps and tenderloin) get the general label of "steak." Because of this, I'm not going to give specifics on butchering. But here are the the points that I feel are important to share:
- Keep everything clean.
- Keep everything cold (40 degrees or lower).
- Cut your steaks a little thicker than you think you should.
- Throw away any blood-shot or bruised meat, typically around the wound.
- Remove the silver skin (the white, inedible connective tissue over the meat). It is easier to do it now than after you cook it.
- Set odd bits and small pieces aside for hamburger or sausage.
- Package your meat into serving sizes for your family.
- Vacuum seal or double wrap your meat to prevent freezer burn.
- Label your packages clearly with the date.
Finally, when butchering, don't dawdle. You are working against the clock to get your meat in the freezer before it rots. If you need to take an extra day off of work, do it. Don't rush through the work, you must be careful not to cut yourself, but don't put off the butchering. It takes priority over other activities.
If you get the feeling that I'm blaming the negative connotations of "gamey" meat on it being rotten, you are right. I stand firmly in the camp that if the meat tastes bad, it is bad. By getting the meat skinned and cooled as quickly as possible, and by keeping it cold while butchering it, Rick and I have enjoyed much better tasting meat. Not "gamey" at all, just fresh, wild and delicious. The time invested after the animal is down is well worth it. And enjoying the meat is the whole point.
If you've enjoyed what I've posted about cooking wild game so far, please subscribe to have my future posts shown in your RSS feed or emailed directly to your inbox by using the form in the sidebar at the right. You can also find me on Facebook. Thanks for reading.
Related articles
- The Gamey Taste of Game Meat, Part I
- Wordless Wednesday: Dusky (Blue) Grouse
- On Hunting…
- End of October Recap


text:
Board:iwill/dk8 htx
The wiki is being retired!
Documentation is now handled by the same processes we use for code: Add something to the Documentation/ directory in the coreboot repo, and it will be rendered to https://doc.coreboot.org/. Contributions welcome!
This is a short but hopefully complete walk through, which should help you getting started with coreboot(CB) and the IWILL DK8-HTX mainboard. It was written by Philipp Degler <pdegler {at} rumms.uni-mannheim.de> with the help of Mondrian Nuessle <mondrian {at} uni-mannheim.de>.
At the end of this tutorial you should be able to install coreboot on an IWILL DK8-HTX mainboard. You should also understand how to use different payloads.
Note: Another nice IWILL DK8-HTX tutorial has been written by Timo Schneider.
You need the following software packages:
- coreboot v2 r2481 (You may also use newer versions. Anyway, this one is tested and working)
- A working development environment:
- make, gcc, etc. => gcc 3.3.x is known to work
- We used a SUSE Linux 9.1 with gcc 3.3.3
- Payloads:
- FILO 0.5 or greater (if using FILO)
- Etherboot 5.2.6
- Mainboard - IWILL DK8-HTX
- Debugging utility - RS232 DB-9 serial cross cable
- Flash utility - RD1 BIOS Savior (optional but could be helpful, especially in the case you do not want to take a risk!)
Important: You should build coreboot on a 32 bit platform!
OK, before we go into every detail you should get a rough overview of the "install" process. You don't need to go through the first 5 points if you have a working coreboot image. Unfortunately, the coreboot project is not distributing ready-made images (NOTE: This changed meanwhile. See [1]). There have already been discussions on the mailing list about that topic.
So, what will be your next steps?
- Get specific revision of coreboot
- Choose and build the payload
- Tweak coreboot config
- Build coreboot
- Check created ROM image
- Flash new BIOS - now it's getting dirty :)
- Verify your new BIOS
- Turn off your machine and start again
- After first boot, coreboot tables are in place and can be changed with the lxbios utility.
Getting coreboot source code
We recommend using coreboot SVN revision r2481.
$ svn co svn://coreboot.org/repos/trunk/coreboot-v2 -r 2481
Newer versions should also work fine.
$ svn co svn://coreboot.org/coreboot/trunk coreboot
will retrieve the newest revision.
Choosing a payload
coreboot alone is not able to boot your OS directly (bootstrap). Normally this is done by grub, lilo, ntloader or another bootloader. Unfortunately, coreboot is not providing a native 16 bit callback layer any more. As grub and others are depending on that layer you obviously can't use them together with coreboot. Therefore coreboot is offering an elf-loader that is able to load and start an elf executable. The elf image is put into the ROM together with the coreboot image. In context with coreboot this elf image is called payload. So finally the payload has the task to boot your OS. You can choose between a lot of different payloads. In this HOWTO we only mention FILO and Etherboot. These two will allow us to boot a Linux OS from local disk (IDE or SATA).
FILO (boot from IDE)
FILO sounds like lilo. In reality they have not so much in common. Both can boot an OS from IDE disk. As already mentioned earlier it is not possible to use lilo with coreboot directly. FILO is filling the gap. It is fully 32 bit and needs no BIOS callbacks like grub or lilo do. You should use FILO if you plan to boot from an IDE Disk or CDROM. Etherboot would also be able to boot from IDE but FILO standalone can read grub's menu.lst and generate a nice boot menu for you. Now please read the FILO article and build your elf image.
Maybe you will find our FILO config for DK8-HTX helpful:
# !!! NOTE !!! # Do NOT add spaces or comments at the end of option lines. # It confuses some versions of make.
# Use grub instead of autoboot? USE_GRUB = 1
# Grub menu.lst path MENULST_FILE = "hde2:/grub/menu.lst"
# time before default menu.lst is chosen. Set to 0 to ignore MENULST_TIMEOUT = 5
# Image filename for automatic boot and optional command line parameter #AUTOBOOT_FILE = "hda1:/boot/vmlinuz.suse initrd=/boot/initrd.suse pci=noacpi acpi=off root=/dev/hda2 console=tty0 console=ttyS0,115200n8 pci=lastbus=5" #AUTOBOOT_FILE = "mem@0xfff80000" #AUTOBOOT_FILE = "hde1@0" #AUTOBOOT_FILE = "uda1:/vmlinuz.elf"
# Time in second before booting AUTOBOOT_FILE AUTOBOOT_DELAY = 5
# Driver for hard disk, CompactFlash, and CD-ROM on IDE bus IDE_DISK = 1
# Add a short delay when polling status registers # (required on some broken SATA controllers) # NOTE: Slows down access significantly, so disable # whenever possible. #IDE_DISK_POLL_DELAY = 1
# Driver for USB Storage #USB_DISK = 1
# VGA text console VGA_CONSOLE = 1 PC_KEYBOARD = 1
# Serial console SERIAL_CONSOLE = 1 SERIAL_IOBASE = 0x3f8 # if SERIAL_SPEED is commented out, the speed will not be changed. SERIAL_SPEED = 115200
# Filesystems FSYS_EXT2FS = 1 #FSYS_FAT = 1 #FSYS_JFS = 1 #FSYS_MINIX = 1 #FSYS_REISERFS = 1 #FSYS_XFS = 1 #FSYS_ISO9660 = 1
# Support for boot disk image in bootable CD-ROM (El Torito) ELTORITO = 1
# PCI support #SUPPORT_PCI = 1
# Enable this to scan PCI busses above bus 0 # AMD64 based boards do need this. #PCI_BRUTE_SCAN = 1
# Sound support (needs SUPPORT_PCI) #SUPPORT_SOUND = 1
# Sound drivers #VIA_SOUND = 1
# Debugging #DEBUG_ALL = 1 #DEBUG_ELFBOOT = 1 #DEBUG_ELFNOTE = 1 #DEBUG_LINUXBIOS = 1 #DEBUG_MALLOC = 1 #DEBUG_MULTIBOOT = 1 #DEBUG_SEGMENT = 1 #DEBUG_SYS_INFO = 1 #DEBUG_TIMER = 1 #DEBUG_BLOCKDEV = 1 #DEBUG_PCI = 1 #DEBUG_VIA_SOUND = 1 #DEBUG_LINUXLOAD = 1 #DEBUG_IDE = 1 #DEBUG_USB = 1 #DEBUG_ELTORITO = 1
# i386 options
# Loader for standard Linux kernel image, a.k.a. /vmlinuz LINUX_LOADER = 1
# Boot FILO from Multiboot loader (eg. GRUB) #MULTIBOOT_IMAGE = 1
Etherboot (boot from SATA)
Etherboot is an independent open source project. It allows one to boot an OS from various media:
- floppy
- most network interfaces (of course).
Etherboot also supports PXE (Preboot Execution Environment). Why is etherboot interesting in this HOWTO? Well, etherboot also supports SATA. This is because an earlier modified FILO version was integrated into etherboot. More details on building an etherboot for coreboot are available.
How can I choose the driver for my network interface (if)?
If you want to add support for more than one if-driver use '--' to separate the options from each other. In the example underneath we are compiling etherboot with Intel® 82541PI and FILO support. "*.zelf" states that we want to build a compressed image which is normally a good idea.
$ make bin/e1000--filo.zelf
But how do I know the name of the driver for my network if?
In etherboot most drivers cover a whole family of cards. This means you have to find out which driver family is supporting your specific device. So here is what you do:
- Change to the "src" directory of etherboot and run "make" without any arguments. This will generate a NIC file in the "bin" dir.
- Change to the "bin" dir and open the NIC file with your favorite editor. You should find the matching family name to your device.
Configuring coreboot
As you can see in the graphic the config space of coreboot can be divided in 3 sets. Each set comprises a number of configuration options.
- Set of all Config options (1)
- Typically a coreboot developer adds or changes config options during the process of development. The support of new chips and functions often leads to new config options.
- Set of Mainboard options (2)
- This is a subset of all existing Options. If one ports a mainboard for LB one has to decide which config options are needed in order to model the architecture of the mainboard. The maintainer sets default values that should ensure a working version for the respective mainboard.
- Set of Image options (3)
- Finally the image specific options are a subset of the mainboard specific options. They allow endusers to override default values. Although one can override any option the mainboard maintainer has defined it is not a good idea to do so. One should only override options that regard image settings. For example which payload to use.
In this HOWTO we want to concentrate on the image config. Normally you would only need one image to boot your PC, but changing configuration may lead to a broken BIOS. For this reason coreboot offers a fallback mechanism, that jumps into place if your normal coreboot image would not boot. We will see later how you can boot with a specific image (normal or fallback).
Specify Log-Level
Normally LB can boot really fast — a lot of log messages may really slow it down. You can choose between 9 different loglevels:
- EMERG — system is unusable
- ALERT — action must be taken immediately
- CRIT — critical conditions
- ERR — error conditions
- WARNING — warning conditions
- NOTICE — normal but significant condition
- INFO — informational
- DEBUG — debug-level messages
- SPEW — way too many details
You may change the default loglevel (8) by adding the following two lines to your "targets/iwill/dk8_htx/Config.lb"
## Request this level of debugging output default DEFAULT_CONSOLE_LOGLEVEL=5 ## At a maximum only compile in this level of debugging default MAXIMUM_CONSOLE_LOGLEVEL=5
VGA Support
Before one can access the VGA device it has to be initialized. In LB you can choose between two options:
- Use the original proprietary ATI BIOS.
- or use a LB open source driver if there is one. Otherwise you have to implement your own driver.
In this HOWTO we will concentrate on the first option, because this will add full support for the VGA onboard device.
Image Config (targets/iwill/dk8_htx/Config.lb)
The original ATI BIOS has to be prepended to the coreboot.rom. Therefore you have to change the size of the coreboot.rom. Add the following lines to your Config.lb:
- reserve 36k for VGA extension ROM
option ROM_SIZE = (512*1024)-(36*1024)
As you can see we are reserving 36KB for the VGA BIOS.
Mainboard Config (src/mainboards/iwill/dk8_htx/Config.lb)
Normally you should not change the mainboard config because mainboards do not change that often. In case of VGA support we need to make some modifications so that coreboot will know where to load the VGA BIOS from. So please add the following node (the italic lines) to the "device tree" of the mainboard's Config.lb.
- PCI bridge
device pci 0.0 on device pci 0.0 on end device pci 0.1 on end device pci 0.2 off end device pci 1.0 off end chip drivers/pci/onboard device pci 6.0 on end register "rom_address" = "0xfff80000" end end ...
- How would I know the size of my VGA BIOS and how do I get it?
- => The VGA support HOWTO will answer this question.
- The VGA BIOS image that I extracted with "dd" is not working. What else can I do?
- => Sometimes not the complete VGA BIOS image is available via /dev/mem. In this case you better use AmiDeco tool of Anton Borisov. Read the VGA section of the Tyan S2882 Build Tutorial on how to use it.
Building coreboot
You have compiled your payload and changed Config.lb of your target mainboard accordingly. So you are now ready to make the next step.
Start the build process
- cd to "targets" dir
- run "./buildtarget producer/mainboard_model"
- The result should be a build directory. In this case a new dir called "dk8_htx".
$ ./buildtarget iwill/dk8_htx
- cd to new dir "iwill/dk8_htx/dk8_htx"
- run "make"
- Depending on your image config (Config.lb) a normal-, a fallback- and maybe a failure-image will be compiled. Finally these separate images will be concatenated to a final coreboot.rom".
Append VGA BIOS
If you are not planing to use VGA you can leave out this part of the HOWTO.
Do you remember the configuration chapter where we reduced the size of the coreboot.rom image about 36KB. Now we have to concatenate VGA BIOS image and coreboot image. We assume the name of your VGA BIOS image is "ati_bios.rom".
- copy ati_bios.rom into the build directory
- cd to build directory "targets/iwill/dk8_htx/dk8_htx"
- use "cat" to concat the two images
$ cat ati_bios.rom coreboot.rom > final.rom
Check the image file
Before burning the final image it is always a good idea to check the image size. DK8-HTX has a 512KB ROM. So the "coreboot.rom" ("final.rom" respectively) should also have 512KB.
coreboot is not compiling?
Sometimes scripts use standard output of a command to decide for example if a library has the right version. Actually this is not good style and you should post such issues if you find some. But one could solve such problems by changing console language to English. This can be done for example in your local .bashrc:
# ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells. ... LANGUAGE=en_EN.utf8 ....
Installing coreboot
Up till now we only looked at the software part of this HOWTO. The next steps may involve a little bit of hardware. We used a BIOS Savior in order to safely install and develop coreboot. Other options include FLASH/ROM emulators and external FLASH/EPROM programmers. If you simply want to use coreboot as "normal" BIOS replacement you could skip the next paragraph and continue with compiling the flashrom utility.
The BIOS Savior
We used a BIOS Savior for development purposes. Unfortunately it is hard to get the right model in Europe. So we got ourselves a similar model and modified it a "little". Actually this was quite a hack and should not be repeated. Try to get the right one for a PLCC32 socket. The ROM chip is produced by SST and its name is "49LF004B". The BIOS Savior is produced by IOSS they provide a list to find the right RD1 Savior. As you can see on the picture on the right hand side the RD1 is a sandwich consisting of two chips. One is your original chip and one is an internal chip that comes together with the savior. Once your System is up and running you can choose between one or the other by using a dip switch. Some people on the mailing list reported problems with the quality of the internal flash part. Therefore, one would copy the original BIOS image to the internal flash part and then always (re)flash the original mainboard ROM chip. Of course you should have tested both options with the original BIOS before you really start your development. Please also read the FAQ regarding this topic.
There are also a lot of other tools that could be helpful, especially if you plan to join LB development. See here for more info.
Compiling the flashrom utility
Make sure the packages pciutils and pciutils-devel are installed on your machine.
- cd to "util/flashrom"
- type "make"
- the result should be a "flashrom" executable
- you can test the flashrom with your ROM chip
$ ./flashrom -V Calibrating delay loop... Setting up microsecond timing loop 614M loops per second ok ... ... Trying SST49LF004A/B, 512 KB probe_jedec: id1 0xbf, id2 0x60 SST49LF004A/B found at physical address: 0xfff80000 Flash part is SST49LF004A/B OK, only ENABLING flash write, but NOT FLASHING.
- Make sure your ROM chip is detected (supported).
Flashing the new image
- Before you start flashing, you should use flashrom to save the original BIOS image.
$ ./flashrom -r orig.rom
- Now switch your BIOS Savior to "RD1". If you don't have a BIOS Savior you can also use another ROM chip and replace the original one while the system is up and running (hot-swapping). ATTENTION: Changing hardware while system power is on often bares the risk of damaging something. We warned you! It is your risk!
- Time to flash the new image
$ ./flashrom -c SST49LF004A/B -V -w ../../targets/Iwill/dk8htx/dk8htx/coreboot.rom
- Just to make sure, verify your ROM image
$ ./flashrom -c SST49LF004A/B --force -v ../../targets/Iwill/dk8htx/dk8htx/coreboot.rom
- You did it :) Now power off your machine and restart it.
- LB should come up and load your payload.
Modifying LB tables with lxbios
After the first boot with coreboot, it is saving information and configuration data. This data can be viewed and tweaked with a utility called lxbios. Show all available parameters/data:
$ lxbios -a
Set a parameter to specific value. In this example set default boot to "normal" image.
$ lxbios -w boot_option=Normal
- Where can I download lxbios?
- => have look at sourceforge.net.
- I switched to "Normal" image with lxbios but it is not booting correctly.
- => after three successless boots the fallback mechanism sets in and tries to boot the fallback image.
Contributed by Philipp Degler <pdegler (at) rumms (dot) uni-mannheim (dot) de>
This work is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 2. This work is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. |