Today I am giving away two patterns (of your choice) from Yvonne at Quilting Jetgirl. Yvonne has a selection of instant download PDF Quilt Patterns for sale through Craftsy. Her patterns have been tested and/or reviewed by other quilters, and she documents her process, ideas, and tutorials related to quilting on her blog, Quilting Jetgirl.
Here is a collage of the patterns available in Yvonne's shop. You can read more about the individual patterns here.
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I was lucky enough earlier this year to pattern test Yvonne's Triangle Transparency Pattern. You can read more about my finished quilt here. I can tell you from my experience that Yvonne's patterns are not only creative, but very well written and easy to follow.
To enter the giveaway, please leave me a comment telling me about your favorite sewing pattern (for quilts, clothes, bags, anything!) For a second chance to win, my followers (old and new) can leave a second comment telling me how you follow me (email, bloglovin, instagram, etc).
Please be sure to leave an email address or some way to reach you!
The giveaway will be open until Sunday at 5pm PDT, and I'll pick a winner on Monday, May 11th. This is open to everyone.
Good luck!
My favorite pattern is whatever I happen to be working on at the moment! Right now it is a trip around the world quilt of all blue fabrics for my sister.
ReplyDeleteI love Quilting Jetgirl's patterns, I tested Tessellated Leaves and really enjoyed it. But I think my favorite pattern of all time is the simple 9 patch because it is something my grandmother made.
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ReplyDeleteI love making any quilt with stars. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI just made a Swoon Ramona Mini Hipster bag (free pattern!) and it was pretty awesome. I'm gearing up to make some more.
ReplyDeleteIt's too hard to pick one favorite! Now I am working on Tula Pink's butterfly quilt pattern.
ReplyDeleteI like the widemouth pouch from Noodlehead.
ReplyDeletePicking a favourite is hard - my 'bucket list' patterns are an ocean waves and clamshell quilt.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on bloglovin, and recently started following quilting jet girl too.
ReplyDeleteI have used the Swoon pattern by Thimbleblossoms to make a large quilt, baby quilt, mini quilts, cushions and a bag as it is quite a versatile design. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try that Triangle Transparency pattern. I love how it can look so different depending on what fabrics are used.
ReplyDeleteI never make the same quilt twice, and I really don't have a favorite. But I've always wanted to make an improv double wedding ring.
ReplyDeleteI and new to quilting so I am just working from tutorials and basic blocks/ arrangement right now. I love string quilts and scrappy quilts! Thanks! Sarah: crjandsbj(at)netzero(dot)com
ReplyDeletemy fav so far has been Swoon! i also loved making the Disco quilt top this winter.
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ReplyDeleteI don't really have a favorite pattern, and mostly like to come up with my own quilts, but I appreciate ones that have efficient construction.
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ReplyDeleteI love any half square triangle pattern because of the versatility. But I'm usually the kind of person who doesn't make (or read, or watch) anything twice. Love your giveaway - I've been wanting to make Transparency. And I love your blog, Kate!
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ReplyDeletemy favorite pattern is log cabin and pineapple
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern always ends up being the one I'm currently working on at the time. :) There are so many great patterns I want to do!
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoy paper pieced patterns by QuietPlay and TartanKiwi.
ReplyDeleteI tend to use a pattern only once or twice since there are so many amazing ones out there. I mostly sew clothing from Ottobre Design.
ReplyDeleteI have been using lots of PDf patterns lately
ReplyDeleteSwoon is one of my favourites!
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ReplyDeleteFolkwear's Little Folk is the pattern I use most.
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Tula PInk's Butterfly Quilt, thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy fav sewing pattern is the star. Same pattern, different colors and prints and you get tons of different "visual" views, but all with the same pattern!
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I tend to get twitchy if I make the same thing too many times (I sell bags & other crafts on commission, so this can be a problem) so my favorite pattern is any one that I can easily customize to suit my mood!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite patterns are the Noodlehead bags. The 241 tote is great to make. Many thanks for your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI don't have one favorite pattern by my favorite block in the churn dash. Thanks for the chance to win!
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I follow you on Bloglovin!
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I have a favorite drawstring bag pattern that I've made and modified many times but sadly the original bag seems to have disappeared from the internet!
ReplyDeleteAt the moment my favorite pattern is a pickle dish pattern. Tomorrow my favorite would be whatever I am working on.
ReplyDeleteThere's a reversible purse pattern on YouTube I love. It's by Debbie Shore.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern is anything that uses up scraps for the fabric. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt patterns are fat quarter ones. I have accumulated a lot of fat quarters and I like to pick them out for a quilt. thank you, peterstankovich@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I can pick just one pattern, as it seems every pattern I see becomes my new favorite! But the ones I like the best have clear instructions and pictures to help me see what I need to do. Thanks for the opportunity
ReplyDeleteI follow you by having you marked as a "favorite" and about once a week I get to spend some me time and I catch up on a handful of my blog favorites.
ReplyDeleteI like to use the 9 patch pattern for a quilting block!
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New bloglovin follower: Nicole Sender
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I have been loving the One Hour Basket recently. I think I've made seven!
ReplyDeleteI don't know that I have a favourite pattern but I saw the triangle transparency quilt when it was launched and it is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteIm like the Dresden plate
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I think my favorite pattern in whatever I'm working on at the time!
ReplyDeleteI like Atkinson design quilts. Very clear instructions.
ReplyDeleteFavorite pattern is truly what I am currently working on . So many great patterns/designers out there.
ReplyDeleteI have one particular dress pattern from the 1950s that I made three times in three different fabrics.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway. I don't know if I have a favorite pattern - probably whatever I'm working on at the moment :)
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ReplyDeleteFavourite pattern - many I want to do, but not a lot completed. Want to do modern maples and a scrappy low volume plus quilt soon.ikinfamily at bigpond dot com
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ReplyDeleteI really like bag patterns. Thanks for the chance!
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite sewing pattern would have to be The playhouse dress by Fishsticks Designs. Its my go to dress pattern for my daughter.
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I follow via bloglovin
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I don't usually follow patterns, but I would love to try that transparency quilt.
ReplyDeleteI really like to make little girl clothes. :) Your quilts are awesome.
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My favorite pattern is currently a book of American Girl Doll patterns. sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteProbably my most frequently used pattern is a basic a-line skirt; I have one which is a width I like (i.e. not straight but not super wide) and I honestly don't know how many times I've used it.
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And I'm now a bloglovin follower
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My most go to pattern lately has been a pattern for a raglan sleeved t-shirt with a big pocket on the front (like a hoodie). My son loves the t-shirts I make out of this pattern, so I keep sizing it up and sewing it again every time he grows.
ReplyDeleteI love star patterns for quilting.
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I love the storm at sea pattern.
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I also follow you via bloglovin.
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