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The new collection COMMA is arriving in stores in the next few days and I’m overwhelmed by the enthusiastic response I got for this group! When I get a line saying “It's one of the few fabric lines where I can honestly say, that I like all the fabrics really much” I’m so glad the fabrics work wonderful for all kinds of projects.
Joanna from Shape Moth talked about the fabrics recently on her blog, while preparing a sample from Comma for a magazine. I copied her picture which shows the fabrics so nicely.
Now for our currently running Moda friendship quilt sampler here is a step by step tutorial of the “Zen CHIC” block (and I so love to have gotten this block to play with, the circle shape is so appealing to me). It is pretty easy to do and with all the downloadable detailed instructions even a beginner can dot it.
What you need is two strips of fabric for the ring, each of it at least 20” by 5” and a piece of fabric for the background,
at least about 9 1/2” by 14”.
In addition some wonder under fusible web and a clear monofil thread. That’s it, stashbuster, huh?
Ok, from each of your “ring” fabrics cut 4 pieces, each 5” square, from your background fabric cut two squares, one is 9 1/2”, the other 4 1/2”.
Prepare also your fusible web by cutting three squares,
one 9 1/2”, one 8” and one 5”. Great!
Next is easy peasy: You just sew together each two different squares from your “ring” fabric to form a rectangle.
Of course you can speed up this process by chain sewing.
Press seams to the darker fabric and join each two pieced pairs to a kind of checkerboard square.
Next prepare your fusible web: on each of your pieces draw a centered cross and use it as a guideline for your compass. For the largest square draw a circle of 9”, for the middle one of
7 1/2” and for the smallest (which needs no cross guidelines) one of 4 1/2”. (How to work with this appliqué technique is explained in detail in the attached block instructions).
Iron the fusible web on the back of your fabric, the smallest circle on the little square of background fabric, the both other ones on the pieced checkerboards. Make sure your cross guidelines meet exactly your seam lines.
Now cut the circles out very exactly. To avoid too much bulk in the middle of this block, cut a hole in the larger two circles. The diameter of the largest circle’s hole is 7”, the one of the middle circle is 4”.
Take 9 1/2” background square, fold it in halves length and crosswise and press some creases as guidelines. Pull off the paper of your fusible web, lay the largest ring on the background square, seam line matching creases and fix it by pressing. Do the same for the middle ring. Mark your smallest circle with two creases by folding it exactly in halves. Make use of these guidelines and put it onto this kind of “wedding cake” ;-). Iron it.
With a clear monofil thread and the button hole or zigzag stitch of your sewing machine sew around all three layers (actually you could have left the smallest circle out and make the hole of the middle circle exactly 4 1/2” diameter – in case you use the same fabric for the center and the background of the block. You for sure can vary the center point and give it another face than the background).
Done! Piece of cake, wasn’t it?
Yeah, an easy to do block – and now? What can you make out of this?
Add a 3 1/2” wide border to the block, and you have a nice front for a 16” pillow form.
Make two more blocks, set all three together to get a table runner rectangle.
Or make three more blocks, make a setting of two rows and two columns and get a nice square tablecloth.
Or make an entire quilt from these blocks. So speaking of quilts I can tell that this block is all about color value! You can make lots of variations out of it (what? this is just a ring on a square, what are you speaking of?) Yes, I said lots of variations. Because…
What would you like to see as your focus? The center circle? Make it from a dark fabric, well saturated and it pops out
and gives you this quilt look. Something like a bull’s eye, the inner circles are the dominant elements in this design.
Or – you can inverse this values, make the background really dark, the center circles bright and light.
Your quilt design looks now like a wall with lots of windows in. It seems you can look through and find a world behind.
Although using the same block and the same setting, this quilt looks totally different from the one above. The first one: bold – the second one: mysterious. And have you noticed, that in both designs the fabrics of the ring are from a very similar value, so the ring itself looks quite calm.
But the ring is also an element to play with. It has this checkerboard structure in it. Lets accentuate this checks and make back- and foreground calm.
The depth disappears and instead we get something very dynamic, it looks like wires which are going round and round. And what if we turn the blocks, alternating?
Notice how we’ve got two overlaying designs: the circles and also squares , looking like tiles.
Now you see, you can play with this block and find endless variations.
Would you like to see a quilt design not only in black and white, but rather in a fabric suggestion? Voilà. The new line Comma, in stores now, makes a stunning quilt from this block.
If you use once in a while the background fabric also for ring pieces, the shapes seem to open and disappear.
Go with a reduced color palette and make a graphic quilt, perhaps for a young boy.
Wouldn’t you love it?
Or make a huge block, one which fills an entire bed quilt, like I did with this pattern:
Or - and that is this blog post actually all about – make a single block for a sampler quilt. Because this is MODA’s friendship sampler blog hop.
Besides this block you will find each day three new different blocks from each Moda designer, all explained in detail. All with different fabric styles, suggestions - you name it. Fabulous! Here is the nearly best: In the end Moda will give you a quilt setting containing all the blogs of this blog hop. Choose your favorite line and make a cool sampler quilt, make a Block Of The Month project out of it, maybe for your quilt group.
And show us pictures!!! Please, yes please! Post them at the flickr group here.
Follow the block hop and gather all the blocks. Click here for more information and the listing of participating Designers.
Now – after the nearly best – the very best: You will have the chance to win! Yeah! We have a brand-new fabric bundle from the very brand-new fabric collection Comma for you. BTW: Each designer has something for you, so hop around! Today the amazing Bonnie from Cotton Way and my lovely friend Anne Sutton from Bunnie Hill show you their newest line, a wonderful block and start their giveaways. Don’t miss to stop by at their blogs!
Win this Fat Eighths Bundle containing all 40 different fabrics
What do you have to do?
1. FOLLOW the Zen Chic blog, the one you are currently looking at ;-) and get all the news about project and fabric ideas.
2. Leave a COMMENT on the blog as to why or for which project you would like to work with the Comma fabrics!
Don’t miss to leave your email address so I can inform you in case you are the lucky winner.
352 Kommentare:
1 – 200 von 352 Neuere› Neueste»I would love to try this circles quilt! I think Comma would look great in this design. Thanks for the inspiration. :)
Comma is gorgeous! I'd love to make a postage stamp quilt with it. :)
As you showed Comma does look great with this pattern. I am a new follower! Would love o win Comma is awesome
I love your new fabric line. These colors are my new favorite colors for making a quilt and I'd love to make your circle blocks with the fabric. Thanks for the block.
Mir gefällt der Boy-Quilt, der vor kurzem gepostet wurde, sehr gut und ich würde ihn sehr gerne nacharbeiten.
Britta
I love making quilts with circles. I made my daughter a winding ways quilt for her gaduation last year 2012. She likes mordern quilts so I want to make her a quilt out of your circle block. There are so many possibilites with this block. I feel like getting started now even though it is 2AM where I live in New Jersey. I am just so fasinated by this block. I found out about this "Quilt Along" on sunday night 2/17/20, and I told myself I am not going to start another project. I told myself that I will just brouse the blogs. This block has chaged my mind. I am going to have a hard time convincing myself to go to sleep and not start right away. I would like to win the fat quarters because it is not the style of fabric I usually select but I would like to play with color and step out of my "comfort zone". I can go on and on but I will stop here and possibly start working on this block.
I would LOVE to win the bundle - and to make another "Occasional"-quilt out of it! That would be so much fun ... Thanks for the great giveaway, and thanks for a wonderful, lovely new fabric line !
Dein Kreis-Block gefällt mir sehr, da könnte ich doch gleich den "neuen Stoff" ausprobieren!
LG Katrin
This is a very intersting blog :-) and I really would love to win this bundle.
Viele Grüße aus München.
Annette
Wow, love your new Comma line.
I just signed up, via email, to your blog.
And what would I like to make out of your Comma? First I'd like to make placemats for my daughters table, and if any fabric is left over than for my table.
Thanks for the fun Brigette :)
Liebe Brigitte,
hach, mit diesen tollen Stoffen würde ich natürlich sofort loslegen und nach deinem Pattern einen Circlequilt nähen! Und um das Glück etwas zu pushen: Wann gibt's die Stoffe bei dir im Shop??? GlG und weiterhin gute Besserung! Martina
I would like to make the Circle Game quilt with this line of Jen Kingwell. lia.vandenbrand@live.nl
I'm a happy (email) follower!
I'd love to make the pattern you've shared or the Swoon which is on my list too!
THanks for a fabulous giveaway!
I love your fabrics and follow your blog. I'm very excited to try out this new block - I've been wanting to introduce some circles into my quilting and this looks like the perfect piece to begin with. What would I make with the Comma - well it would have to be some throw cushions featuring this block and perhaps some other designs with circle.
I would love to try the Zen CHIC block - you make it look so easy. Thanks.
Ich würde gerne mit den Stöffchen und den Kreisen spielen! Eine sehr schöne Stoffserie
Liebe Grüße Brigitte
I love the boy quilt! With two grandsons the pattern would be a perfect one for comma as you have shown. Thanks!
Wow! I must say, so far this is the block that intimidates me the most. I'm not very clever with curves even though I love everything curvy. I will not be put off though! I plan to hand sew all the blocks so I feel confident that I will be able to tackle these circles!
I love the quilt ideas you've posted too!
I am now a follower. I love this fabric. It would be perfect for a sampler quilt. Thanks so much for the chance to win and for the tutorial for making the block. Hugs
Thanks for chance to win this great bundle of fabrics! This circle block is the perfect pattern for it, too!
I became a follower! I love the fabric line! I think I would have to make a bag out of it. Love it!!!
Love the modern designs in your Friendship quilt along... and of course, would love to use the Comma fabric in your geo-quilt designs! Thanks for adding to the excitement and brushing up on my German! Auf Wiedersehen!
I am a follower; my favoite in the line is the white background piece--it is so hard to find patterns with a lot of white in the background...Julierose
I am a follower!
I would make a quilt from Julie Herman's
new book! Thanks for the giveaway!
I have been looking for patterns for a quilt for confirmation gift and I found it here, thank you for this simple but yet elegant block, I will even be able to use my scraps for the quilt ;O) I´m now a follower of your blog. I also like your White Labyrinth quilt.
dagmar@mi.is
I do follower and I`d love a make a sampler quilt and a beautiful scarf.Thanks you!
Thank you for the wonderful circular block and detailed directions. Great ideas for variations of the block. Your fabric line is wonderful - sophisticated with a touch of whimsy - and I can't wait to use it to try out the block, maybe for a table runner first, then a quilt. Your new quilt patterns are all at the top of my to-do list. (I am a follower.)
Comma is a fantastic looking Line. One of the pieces of Comma reminds me of a game we played growing up called "Jacks".Great colors, love the green.
Thank you. I love circle blocks.
I've become a follower.
Love tis block! I'm going to try the table runner.
Because the Circles block is so unique, I do believe it'd be "sew" fun to give it a try in the new Comma fabric line. I would definitely create a long tablerunner for my family dining room table.
Comma is just beautiful! I can't wait to quilt with it!
Love the fabric line and block. I'd probably make something for my girls, a quilt perhaps. I'm a follower for sure. Thanks for the chance.
LOVE the colors in your new line! I'd certainly make a quilt, but as for what quilt, I don't know yet ... I do know that it would be for ME!
Thanks for the opportunity!
I love this new line. This wuold be great for a teenage boy's quilt.
Fun and different block, love all the fabrics in comma, especially orange, gray and anything with words! Thanks for the pattern.
Comma is a magnificent fabric line - I love everything about it!! I would love to make a quilt using your Cross It pattern. It is so striking and I remember it from all the pictures of the last Quilt Market. Memorable quilt!! Thanks for the chance to win (I am a follower).
I would love to make a scrappy lap quilt for my sister using Comma fabrics. They are some of my favorite fabrics that I've seen lately! I follow your blog, thanks for the chance to win!
Great blog and super block made with wonderful fabrics.
Thanks so much for sharing your creative genius
You have given all of your followers so many different options for your friendshp block. I would like to make the entire quilt from this block. After I saw the picture of what the quilt would look like, I am now hooked and ready to go. Thank you for the block pattern and giving all of us a chance to win those Comma fabric bundle.
Sandi Timmons
sandit1@sbclobal.net
I think I would make a star or a drunkard's path quilt out of Coma. I love the circle quilt though! I'm a new follower!
I just love your new fabric line! Thanks for the chance to win!
I would love to make a simple project with triangles for my daughter, this fabric is perfect for her!
I love that circle pattern.
I signed up for your newsletter and follow your blog
I think Comma would be amazing in your London Tube pattern. Oh, and thank you for your pattern today. A new challenge for me.
I love this quilt block and the line is gorgeous, both would go togther so perfectly!
I am so excited to give the circles a try! What a great idea for a quilt!! And I just love the colors in this fabric line! So bold and graphic! Just my style!! Thanks for sharing!!
Love the quilt block...would love to win
Love your fabric. I have been drawn to more modern patterns and fabric. Thanks for all the ideas to use your block.
I am a follower via GFC. I love comma and would love to make a quilt for my eldest son with it - large blocks to show off the great fabric. Thanks!
I love all the different layouts you've shown and if I won this fabric, I think I'd make a quilt using this block pattern.
Helen
I'm loving your new line. The bold prints always get me. I have a retro flower pattern tucked away that would do wonders to showcase those prints. Maybe I can use the left over for another quilt pattern I just bought, or maybe a bag, or a lunch bag! So many options.
I love the colors!! So much energy--would make a really cute apron, not to mention a quilt.
Connie
(quilter2964yahoocom)
I have never tried a circle quilt! I would love to try it with Comma,! Thanks for a chance, I am a follower!
mrs(dot)hbraun(at)gmail(dot)com
Your blog is new to me found it via the hop. I am a new follower. And will be keeping up via email. I love love love the fabrics and the block pattern. Thank you for the chance to enter.conn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
Love the fabric & the pattern! Must make this! Thanks sew much for this chance to win :-D
Thanks for the chance to enter. I really love the fabrics. they are calling to my soul. Something about the colors. I would lov eto make a quilted wall hanging out of this block in these fabrics. I think it would look aweome streached over a canvas to hang onthe wall as a picture. Makes me think tranquil and peaceful thoughts to look at the fabrics. conn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love that mysterious look one, but they all look just wonderful. Yes, I'd do a quilt.
I love the colours of Comma. I would use them for table runners and toppers to match my kitchen. I am also a huge fan of juggling summer. Keep up the great work.
I would love to make some coasters with Comma. They would look great in my home.
I've never made a quilt with circles so it may be time to try something new because your block is beautiful! I would love to use the comma line to make a lap quilt for my living room. It would definitely brighten the place up a bit :)
I love your fabrics. they would be perfect for a quilt for my little grandson, perhaps with the names of his family members in side circles, squares, and triangles. I hope I win.
I love the colors in Comma and the more things I see made out of it the more I like it! I also have two boys, so it's nice to see things that are boy friendly!
I think Comma would look fabulous in a traditional drunkard's path pattern.
I am now a follower. YAY! This fabric is very colorful. It is also very suitable for a boy or girl. The Quilt Along pattern is awesome. I would love to try the multiple circle pattern. THANK YOU for the different variations.
Thanks for the wonderful opportunity! That fabric is gorgeous!
amyhill641@gmail.com
I LOVE LOVE LOVE your line! Your block is so fun too! I am loving circles lately. I just hope to win this bundle. I love it!
You know I'm a blog follower :)
I have so many ideas for quilt with Comma, but the one I may actually make also has circles, but applique ones. I can't wait to get started!
I am now following you!
I signed up to follow your blog!
I would like to make a scrappy Trip Around the World quilt with Comma - I keep seeing photos of them and this fabric would be perfect.
I am following you. Comma fabric is gorgeous!
I am following you. Comma fabric is great!
Love the block & all the examples of use with the different fabrics. Stunningly fresh & modern. Thanks.
I love the new comma fabric. It reminds me of my daughter. Can't wait to make a quilt for her using it.cindipope@hotmail.com
I think that circle block is so awsome. I am going give it a try. Thanks for that.
chippychipmunk29@hotmail.com
I would love to make a wall hanging out of the fabric. I can see the weather reflective in the circles
I would love to use this circle block for a fun Comma wall hanging! Thanks for the chance to win!
This fabric is so mice and I absolutely love the block! Would make an awesome quilt!!
Can't wait to make a modern quilt with your beautiful fabrics.
Denisesstudio@aol.com
What an exciting collection of very MOD fabrics. I would love to win and use the circle pattern as you have done in the first color layout with the gray centers. I'm a new follower and look forward to visiting you again from Texas. Yep, I'm a Texas Gal Quilter. Ya'll come and visit my blog...CollectInTexasGal.blogspot.com
Sue
collectintexas@gmail.com
I would use the comma fabrics on a twister quilt. Love the fabrics!!!!
I am a new follower
louster388@......
I would love this for a quilt for my daughter. The scale of the prints is really lovely.
Your fabric looks so fun! I think it would make a great quilt for one of my boys. I am a new follower and love what I'm seeing on your site.
I am your newest follower. I like the background and circle calm with the blocks alternating that you made above used with Bella's Zen Grey, or your X&+ quilt pattern. grecomara at gmail dot com
Love your block, circles are a challenge for me but I think I am up to give it a try. I would love to make some pillows with comma and maybe a small throw.....might even think about circles !!!!
I'm now following! Thanks for the chance to win. I love the calming feel of the colors. With a bit of punch thrown in! Would love an extra blanket for my son's room in this.
Love the fabric and I think it would make a wonderful ruffly spring dress for my granddaughter! I follow your blog. marykolb(at)charter(dot)net
I would make baby quilts for a long hoped for little girl soon to arrive at my cousins house. Her Nursery is decorated in just those colors, and not girly-girl pinks, so these would be perfect! I am a new follower and am so glad to have found your blog. My email address, (just in case!) is: sandiemackintosh@yahoo.com
What a fun block! I love all the different color options you showed for the quilts - so nice to see how the pattern changes as you move around the values.
Beautiful fabric and I would love to make it up with your OHO pattern. Thankyou for the chance to win!
I follow you on Google Reader! Enjoy your blog.
I just love this block! Looking at the directions, I think even a beginner like me can do it! I'm going to give it a try. With this Comma fabric, I would make a quilt for my son who is going off to college in the Fall. Thank you for the chance!
Your new "Comma" fabric is amazing, love the color combinations. I think I would make something for ME with this line. Usually I see a new line and think that would be great for my mom or my daughter or someone... but this one just jumped out at me for me. I am a follower and Thanks for the fun block - love circles - and the chance to win.
I like the clean crisp graphic quality of the prints and would enjoy using them in the smaller pieces I make......usually tech cozies.
I just love your line of fabrics and your circles are wonderful!! I am hoping to make the quilt with the 2 circles and the dark center on a white background. Thank you!!
Love the fabrics and the blocks-WOW!!! Those circles sure do pop!!
thanks for the fun!!
Hi!!! I love your circle block!!! Very pretty!!! I am a happy follower!!! I love the fabric in your give away!!! I would love to make a circle quilt!!! I really love the big O quilt!!! Thank You
Love your fabric lines...can't wait to see more. Waiting for the fabric so that I can create with my pre-cuts.
The range would be great for most patterns, but I'd love to use it for Swoon
Luv the circle quilt ... Comma is definitely one of my FAVORITE new lines! Thanks for a chance to win some!
I have to try the circle quilt- it is so great!
Just signed up to follow your blog!
Brigitte, your post is full of inspiring design ideas!
Thanks so much for showing all those variations and the instructions to make a great block.
I think Comma is a SUPERB fabric line. I want to make a quilt with it, but I'm also imagining the pretty bags I could make with it. Possibilities are endless!
Thanks for very cool block pattern--love it and I would use the even cooler Comma to make some of these blocks into a lap quilt!
What a COOL pattern ! I love these Comma fabrics, I would try them in your pattern.
I'm a new follower of your blog. Thanks for sharing, and the chance to win !
What a great new fabric line! Thanks for a chance to win!
HAPPY TO FOLLOW YOU VIA GFC!
I MIGHT JUST TRY SOME CIRCLES TOO-I'VE NEVER DONE ANY+THIS FABRIC LOOKS SO NEAT!
msstitcher1948@yaho.com
This is an absolutely gorgeous design and one I will try for a beautiful lap quilt or wall hanging. Hope to win. Thanks
Wow! All of the Comma fabrics are so beautiful and the quilts too.
I especially love the giant size 'sew-one-block' bed quilt.
lflemin@msn.com
Bin schon laaaange Follower!
Ich würde einen Sofaquilt mit großen X-Blocks
und einen großen Stapel Kissen machen.
LG und Danke für die Chance auf den Gewinn,
Karin
This is a great block, thanks. I'd make a baby quilt. I'm a follower.
I would make a summer lap quilt!
I am a follower.
susiejohnso@gmail.com
Comma is so pretty, I LOVE the combination of colors! Thank you for the chance to win....
Tami
tamiquilts at att dot net
I'd make a bag or zipper pouches, as I'm a bag lady!
sgalindo@razzolink.com
I am already a happy follower! I would love to try a zig zag quilt with this great fabrics. But your circle block looks stunning!
I love your new comma line! I just love the designs and the colors. Love your block too.
I just made pillows for my cousin from juggling summer, so I would make some pillows for myself.
Your fabric and this block are both really fun and modern! I would love to make a quilt with them both. I loved how you played with values, too. Thanks.
I am a follower and I absolutely love your new fabric!
I am a new follower,love Zen Chic. Would definitely make your circle quilt. Thanks for showing the different layouts and color combinations.
I would love to use Comma to add interest to a number of different quilt blocks, and I would love to make one of your circles blocks!
Love your new Comma! I've never made a circle quilt and I'd love to try one.
top of my head I think I would do something summery-a nice big beach bag or maybe a sewing bag. I have never attempted a circle quilt of any kind-maybe its time. I am a follower
I'm now following your blog. I love, love, love Comma! I'm planning to make my first full sized quilt this year, and would love to make it with Comma. Maybe a giant circle quilt... not quite sure yet, but these are my colors, and I love the modern prints!
@UnknownI think the fabrics are yummy and I would make a sampler quilt. I'm trying this again. Looks like my first attempt to post didn't go through. It's a bit challenging since I don't read German, but others were able to post their comment so I should be able too.
I would make the circle quilt and pillow for my bed! Thank you for the pattern! satterfieldfamily@sbcglobal.net
Love that block. And your suggestions of color. I'm not sure what I would use Comma for just yet but I love the designs and colors. It would be stunning in a star quilt I'm thinking of. Thanks.
I love the huge block in your YOU RULE pattern.
I love the new line! I think I'd try my hand at your block and make a whole quilt!
Our guild has issued a challenge and applique is one of the requirements for the project. It would be doubly challenging to use this group of fabrics as they are not my normal style. What an opportunity! Thanks so much!
I love the fabric. Your pattern is wonderful. I'd really like to make a modern type of quilt for a new grandchild who is due in a couple of months.
I just signed up to follow you.
I would love to work with the Comma line. I have loved it since I first saw a peek of it awhile back- so fresh and modern. Love it.
I love the comma fabric--saw it at a quilt show recently. I would probably make a small circle quilt for a wall hanging, if I was so lucky to win.
Thank you!
Sally
hurstjsj@gmail.com
Thanks for the great block & the giveaway! I would love to make Miss Rosie's Marguerite pattern from your new line.
Comma is gorgeous, my grandson just moved into a new bedroom and needs a new quilt, I think this would be great. Just found your blog and will come back again.
Thanks for the giveaway.
I like your circle block. I would make a quilt for one of my grandkids with this fabric.
slrdowney at hotmail dot com
This is such a fabulous design. I loved seeing all of the amazing variations based on color placement!! And I just love Comma!! I think it would make a fabulous picnic blanket!! Bold and Breathaking!!
I would love to make a friendship star quilt with the new Comma fabrics- they are beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Stacy
This is a great block! I would never have thought of this idea. Thank you! My sister is turning 50 years old this year and so I will be making her a quilt. This fabric would be great for that!
I LOVE the Comma fabric. I would do the circles like in the pattern. I LOVED the way it looked with that
I would love to make one of those Scrappy Trip Around the World quilts that are all over the internet with the Comma fabrics.
I am following through email.
I love the circle quilt. Thanks for sharing.
I would make a sampler block mini quilt of modern blocks with it. I think that would be fun. Thanks for the giveaway and the cool block. I am a new follower via email. vickise at gmail dot com
gorgeous fabrics and i love the block tutorial! will have to try this out!
Was für eine tolle Kollektion.
Ich würde daraus eine Babydecke für meine Freundin nähen und aus den Resten noch eine passende Windeltasche dazu.
Vielen Dank für die Chance und eine schöne Woche
Diana
I love the fabric and the block.
Would love to win.
I've never done applique before, but your block pattern looks like even I could do it. I'd love to test it out on your Comma fabrics-thanks for the chance to win. I'm a follower. jleekamitchell(at)yahoo(dot)com
The circle quilt block is wonderful and I would definitely use the comma fabric to make a quilt. So attractive!
Hi, I am a new follower and I love the block you made for us. Thank you. I think the fabric would be wonderful in this quilt.
I´d like to make a table runner with the circles. The favorite colors for that are green and yellow. Just the right colors that call for spring time. Thank you for all the different lay-out ideas. I´d love to win the bundle of Comma fabrics.
I would make a beautiful throw for my daughter who loves orange. I think the orange just pops out of that line and is gorgeous. I am a new follower.
Very interesting block. Love the fabrics!
I'm looking to do a table runner that I think this fabric would be perfect for!
Thanks for the block directions and the wonderful givewaway!
pippirose59 at gmail dot com
I would have to make a quilt but not sure which design I would use. I am looking forward to giving your circle block a try, this will be new for me. I am a new follower of your blog.
I love the mid century modern inspiration that is clearly seen in the fabric. It is one of my favorite design eras therefore I would use this line for many projects.
rackham.lysa@gmail.com
I'm big into triangles right now, and I would love to may a nice big triangle quilt..with big triangles. Not the tiny little ones.
I have never made any circle for quilting - I would love to try this block w/ the Comma! thanks!
The fabrics are wonderful and I plan to make a quilt - I think a scrappy one with a mix of 2" and 4" squares (finished) to show off the fabric and colours.
Gorgeous fabric line :)
I would love to use them to make a quilt for our new nephew.
thank you for the wonderful inspiration and tutorial.
I signed up to follow via email! :)
I LOVE this fabric...the colors and designs are great. To be totally honest I am not positive what pattern I would chose to sew the bundle up as...something a bit more modern to get me out of my traditional box.
Oooh, Comma is darling. I have the cutest bag pattern that would look great in it!
Thanks for the giveaway. :)
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Love the new collection. Thanks for the generous giveaway. My daughter would love a quilt made out of these fabrics. Maybe there will be some left over for me!
Great block! I love circles!
Wonderful fabrics! Would love to make something "out of my box" with them. Thanks for the great giveaway!
Beautiful fabric line! I would like to make a "snowball" quilt in a table-topper size. I am a follower.
I am a follower via google reader -- so easy to keep up with reading blogs there!-- and I would use the fabric to make some smaller quilts, including your Big Wheel quilt, and a bag or two.
I love your Comma fabrics and would love to try your quilt as shown. Thank you!
I am a very new follower and love the Comma fabric. I would need to evolve a pattern for my grands as they would love the fabric. Judy C in NC
Your designs are breath-taking! And fresh. If I were to win the bundle it would have to be used with one of your designs - the hard part is picking just one!
This is a very unique block I love it...
looks like fun material thanks for the giveaway
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Beautiful fabric - great pattern - would love to make the quilt!
Making a modern quilt this year is on my bucket list. Love your black/white/yellow fabrics...perfect!
Fantastic pattern!! I would definately use the fabric for this!
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I am a new follower. Thanks for the fabulous double circle block pattern. I've really gotten into "circles" lately so the pattern is perfect; I love that there is a double circle. Those comma fabrics could be used so many ways; I'd like to make a large pillow for the living room using them.
I would love to try your very modern looking comma fabrics in this so graphic block.
I would like to try the Comma fabrics in a quilt for my neice. Thanks for sharing how to make your block and for the chance at your giveaway.
I would use your Comma fabric to make a high school graduation gift for my niece. It's just so HER!!!
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Ooooohhh my gosh, these circles are beautiful. They are so hip and modern. I am so new to quilting and am excited to try these. Thank you so much for the idea and walkthu it really helps. Thank you so much....
My daughter just bought a house and these these fabrics would make an awesome quilt for their living room!!! Thanks for the chance to win them.
Comma fabric is just waiting to come to my sewing room, I am a new follower and love your circle block.
I would love to make the one circle bed quilt. Thanks for sharing.
Love the Comma line, already working on Cross It with the Comma jelly roll for my son. Wouldn't mind at all having some more! Thanks for the generous giveaway.
I am a new follower and looking forward to new and modern quilting ideas... loving it immediately!!
I would love to make a lap quilt for my cousin who turns 50 later this year... this line is sooooo cool!!! Thanks!!
I am not sure yet what I would make, I am still amazed at not only the block but your whole post is an amazing lesson on color and placement. I was really mesmerized and just keep looking and looking at it! Thank you so much!
Outstanding fabric line. I think I would make a table runner with it.
Nice block idea...thanks for sharing. This bright collection would make a great quilt for a baby coming to my family soon!
I just love this fabric. It would make a lovely quilt like the one you showed to us. Thanks for the block pattern.
I have been seeing some wonderful yellow and grey bags lately, I think I would love to use it to make one! I am now following!
I signed up to receive your emails so I hope that's what you mean by following. I love the design on your fabric that looks like jacks, what we used to play with when I was a kid. So I would like to use your fabric because for me it has fun and good memory images. I'd like to make something simple to show off the fabric.
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