Island Batik Fabric Giveaway #1

Hello Dear Readers!  I am having an Island Batik fabric giveaway of some of the wonderful Island Batik fabrics that I don’t plan on using in my upcoming projects.  I’m staying true to my 2018 goal to either Sew My Stash or pass it along to loving homes.

The stash photos are marked with an A, B, etc.  so be sure you tell me which stash you want if you should win–and yes, you can say ALL if you are open.

Giveaway closed on July 5th at 9 a.m. Eastern.  I’ll draw random numbers and notify you by email if you win.  

How to Enter

  1. Comment below:  What’s your favorite fabric line or designer?
  2. Which stash would you prefer if you win?  Yes, you can say–ALL or No Preference!

Important Notes:
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U.S mailing addresses only please–I cannot send overseas.

The Giveaway Stash!

Group A
Fat quarters and  half yard pieces. Mostly rose/red, lilac, pink and blues. All cottons.

 

Group B
Northern Woods Strip Roll ( 2-1/2″ wide strips; complete set) and 1.5 yards of  coordinating yardage.  All cottons.

 

Selection C. 2 yards of RAYON. Beautiful fabric for clothing makers out there!

Check out some of my earlier Island Batik Projects!

I’ll be posting at least one new project every month and I’ll have another giveaway so be sure to follow my blog.

http://carolelylesshaw.com/batik-modern-traditionalism/

http://carolelylesshaw.com/parisian-curves-modern-batik-quilt/

http://carolelylesshaw.com/6-minute-inset-circle-tutorial/

 

 

47 thoughts on “Island Batik Fabric Giveaway #1”

  1. Rachel Williams

    Recently I’ve been gifted with Birch Fanric scraps to use – they are nice! I like the earthy tones in group B!

  2. I have no favorite designer. I just buy what I like regardless of the maker. I do like group A Carole .

  3. I love, love, love batik fabric. I would to have (B). I can do a lot with those colors . Stitches

  4. I like A the best but it surely wouldn’t break my hear if i got B. I really don’t have a favorite line or designer. I generally go by what appeals to me at the moment

    1. Terrie J Morgan

      Anyway C, thank you for sharing your insights and expertise so willingly. Forgot to say that I really like A.

  5. So kind of you to share your lovely batiks, Carole! I’m always drawn to Kate Spain’s fabrics. Her style seems to be my style! I’d prefer “A”…love those colors! duchick at gmail dot com

  6. Carole, this is a remarkable giveaway…I hoard my batiks and have to talk loudly to myself about using them before I die. I like both A and B. I don’t have a favorite fabric designer. I look at the prints/pallette and choose from that based on the project. But I do love a good quality cotton with a soft hand.

  7. Annette Deardurff

    I love Group A, and Tula Pink, and Heather Givens. I also love your creations – very talented lady!! Thank you for doing this giveaway!

  8. I love C because I love orange! Amy Butler is my favorite along with Anna Maria Horner. Thanks for the chance to win!

  9. Thank you for the giveaway! My preference is B, then A, then C. Kaffe is my favorite designer.

  10. Stash C and Kaffe Fassett (for quilts)and Gretchen Hirsch (for fashion sewing) fabric designs are my favs.

  11. Batiks are my favorite, asi love all the patterns with subtle changes. Any and all of the giveaways are gorgeous, but A would be my preference. Pick me please….❣️

    I loved your modern curves class that I took at Fabric Smart in Gulfport in March!

  12. Hi Carol, thanks for the giveaway. Currently I’m really into Moda Grunge fabric design. I’ll be happy with ALL of the giveaways.

  13. My favorite fabric design collective is Large Fassett. I love the exuberance of those!

    Is love to work with collection A.

    Thanks ?

  14. Elizabeth A. Franck

    Hi Carol, what a wonderful way of sharing! Thank you. I would be delighted with any of the fabrics.
    Personally, I do love Baiks – In Island Batiks – Safari, Vintage Morris, Wild Things and Ocean Odessey. As I move into modern quilting, I am expanding my stash to include more solids, geometric patterning as well as the use of white, greys and blacks – quite exciting!
    Recently, I have become interested in Moda Grunge for negative space in modern quilts. I look forward to all your postings and have made use of many including: Modern Design Principles Part1 and Modern Quilt Guild: Mini Quilt Challenges 1,2 and 3.
    As the VP coordinating programs for our Rockford Area MQG, I am offering your challenges along with some challenges appearing Modern Patchwork -July/Aug 2018 to our membership as we create a Mini Quilt Challenge.
    Thank you for offering so much to so many. Hopefully, my move to the west coast of Florida will be within two years. Elizabeth

  15. Adriana Gonzales

    I love all batiks… especially the moda grunge line (is that considered a batik lol). B looks amazing cause I love making modern quilts that go with everything. ?

    1. Hi Adriana, I love Grunge also. And they have so many colors now it has become overwhelming to choose! And yes, I don’t think Grunge is considered a batik. I call it a tone-on-tone. Most of them read almost like a solid and I think that’s why they blend so very well with many modern prints.

  16. I love working with batiks & island batikcolors are beautiful! If I were to be so lucky to win, I would pick A.
    Thank you.

  17. I love Amy Butler and Anna Maria Horner fabric designs. And I love batik fabrics, such colors and patterns. I would be happy with all or any of these sets you are offering for there is something to be made from all, but B would offer me a chance to make a quilt for one of my brothers.

  18. Virginia Findlay Wolfe is a favorite designer of mine. My first block was from using her 15 minutes of play method. Either A or B stash would be terrific! I’m enjoying your Fibonacci info.

  19. I really like all the Kaffe Fassett Collective designers. I would choose C.

  20. Christine goldschmidt

    I really like Kaffe Fassett and Tula Pink and love batiks. I am working on my 40 year stash and at least 50 unfinished projects. Time to give some to charity. I would love A or B.

    1. Keep going Christine! As you know, it is so rewarding to give quilts away, especially to organizations that help children and women in difficult circumstances. That’s what our Guild supports and we love it.

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