Our Facebook page for the #allinarowquiltalong is up! Join us for the fun here.
You may have seen it on social media—heard the hype at your local quilt shop—laughed with us about the beauty pageant for this book at Fall Quilt Market. The buzz has been exceptionally loud. People are talking. And what they’re saying today is . . . it’s finally here!
Introducing Moda All-Stars All in a Row: it’s a beauty of a book!
A whopping 24 popular Moda fabric designers are waiting all in a row, ready to inspire you. Each designer created a row in her signature style: mix and match your favorites for one-of-a-kind row quilts every time.
From bunnies and birds to baskets and stars—plus rows to celebrate every season—plus nine blender rows to finish quilts with flair—the creative combinations are unlimited. You can make rows as singles, add rows for bigger quilts, or round up your sewing friends for a fun Row Robin.
We’re celebrating the release of Moda All-Stars All in a Row in a BIG way—and you’re invited to play! Join us for:
A QUILT-ALONG!
Keep in touch with Martingale and Moda on Facebook so you’ll be the first to know about this super fun quilt-along, hosted by Moda. All 24 designers will be making one another’s rows, and YOU can sew your rows right along with them! Watch for more details coming in January.
A CONTEST!
If it’s Moda and Martingale, you know there will be LOTS of fabric and books to win! The basics: buy the book, make a row (or two, or more), and share a photo of your project on social media using the hashtag #allinarowquiltalong. You’ll be entered to win one of five grand prizes—which include monthly shipments of books and fabrics!—PLUS random prizes every week. Each row you sew counts as an entry—the more rows you sew, the better your chance of winning! An All in a Row Quilt-Along Queen will be crowned too—will it be you?
A GIVEAWAY!
What would a partnership with Moda be without glorious stacks of designer fabric?
Today you can enter to win one of two beautiful Moda fat-quarter bundles: “Bees ’n Blooms” by Kansas Troubles Quilters or “Ville Fleurie” by French General. Learn how to enter at the bottom of this post.
AND A GOOD CAUSE!
All royalties earned from the sale of Moda All-Stars All in a Row will be donated to No Kid Hungry, a charitable organization dedicated to ending childhood hunger.
Now, without further ado: the all-star lineup of designers and their rows! (Rows in the book are sorted by three chapters categorized by theme.)
Sing Your Song designed by Sandy Klop of American Jane Patterns
Thread and Pincushion designed by Sandy Gervais of Pieces from My Heart
Wash Day designed by Pat Sloan
Bloom designed by Karla Eisenach of Sweetwater
Snowy Day designed by Anne Sutton of Bunny Hill Designs
Fetch designed by Barbara Groves and Mary Jacobson
Bird on a Pumpkin by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts
Row Houses designed by Carrie Nelson
Fall designed by Lynne Hagmeier of Kansas Troubles Quilters
November designed by Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings
Sand Pails designed by Laurie Simpson of Minick and Simpson
Birdies and Trees designed by Corey Yoder of Little Miss Shabby
Bunny Playdate designed by Janet Clare
Garland Knot designed by Brenda Riddle of Acorn Quilt and Gift Company
Winter Friends designed by Kathy Schmitz of Kathy Schmitz Studio
He Loves Me designed by Kate Spain
Meadow Rose designed by Jen Kingwell
Twinkle designed by Camille Roskelley of Thimble Blossoms
Bitty Baskets designed by Betsy Chutchian of Betsy’s Best Quilts and More
Double Stars designed by Barbara Brackman
A Tisket, A Tasket designed by Alma Allen of Blackbird Designs
Drunkard’s Path designed by Kaari Meng of French General
We Are Family designed by Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree and Company
Blender Rows designed by Lissa Alexander of ModaLissa
Ready to “row” with us? We’re ready too! Martingale staffers will be sharing their row-by-row creations here on the blog as we quilt-along together. Subscribe here so you don’t miss a post!
Which chapter from Moda All-Stars All in a Row would you choose from first: A Bit of Whimsy, Well Seasoned, or Classic Patchwork? Tell us in the comments and you could win one of the beauty bundles from Moda PLUS a copy of Moda All-Stars All in a Row! We’ll choose two random winners one week from today and let you know by email if you win. Good luck!
Can’t wait to start your row-by-row adventure? Buy Moda All-Stars All in a Row right now and instantly download the eBook for free.
See you in January for the quilt-along!
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Thanks to all who entered the drawing! The winners are Mary and Janice.
Mary says, “A Bit of Whimsy had me smiling at first sight.”
Janice says, “No doubt about it, I can’t pick just one! I would just have to do this all! But I am a huge Classic Patchwork fan! Thanks for a great one folks!”
Mary and Janice, we’ll email you about your prizes. Congratulations!
Classic Patchwork would be my first choice.
—DebrafromMD on December 11, 2015I think I would choose from the chapter A Bit of Whimsy first. The appliqué and piecing in these rows are so sweet!
—Anita on December 11, 2015Row A Long! Looks fun
—pj on December 11, 2015A Bit Of Whimsy for me. I’ve just recently got into applique and love it!
—Sherry Fram on December 11, 2015i love classic patchwork…most especially the French General row.
—jenny on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy!
—Holly fitzpatrick on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork all the way!
—Lill Helming on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy would be my first choice!
—Holly fitzpatrick on December 11, 2015I’m very drawn to a bit of whimsy. Love it and will have to put this book on my Christmas list.
—Lynn D in NC on December 11, 2015They’re all beautiful, but I think I’d choose Classic Patchwork first.
—Mary on December 11, 2015I think Classic Patchwork would be my first pick but do have a fondness for the bunnies and garland knot in A Bit of Whimsy. Hard choice!
—Patricia V on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy. Love the colors, design and cute pattern.
—Jodi Cook on December 11, 2015They are all wonderful! But I would choose Well Seasoned.
—Ruth Janssen on December 11, 2015I like well seasoned patterns.
—Angie Little on December 11, 2015I plan to start with one of the classic blocks. My book should be delivered today!
—Diane Y on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy as I love the "Snowy Day" row by row! Perfect for this season!
—Judi Rizzo on December 11, 2015Loved the rows of baskets – I would be making those.
—Dana on December 11, 2015It would have to be a bit of whimsy. I was especially drawn to wash day because it reminded me of my childhood. There were five children in my family and I remember my mom always hanging wash on the line and watching it blow in the summer breeze. Thank you for the giveaway.
—Virginia Bronner on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy for me. Luv the designs…..adorable!
—virgi on December 11, 2015I would choose the classic patchwork.
—Patti on December 11, 2015I love them all but I think I would choose A Bit of Whimsy first.
—Lynda on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy because I want to make those snowmen.
—LeAnne L on December 11, 2015Fetch looks good to me
—G.S on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy looks cute!
—Cathy Lomnicki on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork because I’m attracted to the ric-rac-like Drunkard’s Path photo.
—Tesuque on December 11, 2015It’s hard to decide, but a Bit of Whimsy strikes my fancy and the patterns are likely unique. thanks.
—Carol Smith on December 11, 2015I love the classic tradition and then I’d work on the whimsy. What a fun book!
—Denise Clason on December 11, 2015The row houses by Carrie Nelson is adorable so I would go with Whimsy.
—Paige @ Quilted Blooms on December 11, 2015I choose "Well Seasoned."
—Jill Hicks on December 11, 2015All wonderful, but A Bit of Whimsy calls my name!
—Carol Vickers on December 11, 2015I would make the bitty basket row… Love baskets..
—LuAnn Dekker on December 11, 2015Oh, my. Choices are so hard to make! Especially on something as beautiful as this. I love the Garland in Well Seasoned,, so I buss that chapter.
—Brenda Sanders on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned…love the bunny row by Janet Clare!
—krislovesfabric on December 11, 2015Love Ville Fleure! for classic patchwork. Want to make some seasonal bed runners with matching pillow shams for our bedroom. Thank you for all the inspirational ideas!
—Kate on December 11, 2015The first thing I would play with is the chapter on "A Bit of Whimsy". Great ideas and play with colour!
—Vicky on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork is my thing. I’d probably head there first.
—Judy on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy! Each row takes me to a different place with out ever leaving home.
—Shelley on December 11, 2015Well seasoned is so cute! It has to be my choice since I am a teacher and love each holiday! It’s a chance to decorate every month.
—Happy Johns on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy has several rows that speak to me. The rows are awesome.
—carol on December 11, 2015It’s tough…………Each collection has spectacular selections. I would probably make some of the "Bit of Whimsy" but then add a few of the "Classic" rows to give my quilt some balance.
—Mary Smith on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy designs caught my eye first.
—Joye on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is my first choice. They are all fun and very interesting. Thanks for sharing–makes me want to sit down and sew!
—Pam on December 11, 2015I would start with "A bit of whimsy," which seems filled with lovely, unique designs. i think the world can always benefit form a "bit of whimsy"!! thanks for the giveaway!
—judith brill on December 11, 2015Oh, it has to be A Bit of Whimsy for me! I’ m not a conservative quilter!
—Kathy G. on December 11, 2015I would start right away on Twinkle. So many color possibilities.
—Danyse on December 11, 2015I really like all 3 groups but if i had to pick just one, then it would be A Bit of Whimsy. Just so many fun projects to pick from.
Thanks for a chance to win.
Carmen
—Carmen on December 11, 2015I would love to make the Drunkard’s Path using the French General fabrics. Love the colors.
—Pat Rytel on December 11, 2015I’d start in the Bit of Whimsy section and then move right on to Well Seasoned. There are so many of these rows I want to make. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Debby on December 11, 2015i would start with "a bit of whimsy" The whole book looks delicious though 🙂
—Mairi on December 11, 2015So hard to choose! I think I would try classic patchwork first though. This is adorable!
—Maureen on December 11, 2015Love them all but Bit of Whimsy is my fav!
—Helen on December 11, 2015I just love love love them all but I think A Bit of Whimsy would be the first one I would make. Can’t wait for the book.
—laura on December 11, 2015I would go with Fetch first since I love all things scotty.
—Cheryl Schroeder on December 11, 2015Hard to chose, but there are some beautiful rows in Well Seasoned that are so tempting! Thanks!!
—Joanne on December 11, 2015Oh I have to choose one ?? LOL I would say the Bit of Whimsy as I would like to make my oldest daughter a quilt; thinking she would like that one. Then the granddaughters would each get a whimsy quilt in their colors!
Thanks for the chance to win !
—Diana G on December 11, 2015I like them all, but I would go for A Bit Of Whimsy first.
—Jo Anne on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey is my first choice…the rows have a ‘playful’ feel about them.
—Joanne Larson on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork is where I would start! Cute book!!
—Kathy Reid on December 11, 2015I would choose Classic Patchwork. Love the old style blocks!
—Debra Nelson on December 11, 2015I am a lover of classic patchwork, especially done in Kansas Trouble fabric.
—Patricia D. Roberts on December 11, 2015I would have to flip a coin between A Bit of Whimsy and Well Seasoned. They both have rows that I love
—Sue H on December 11, 2015Can’t wait to get this book! I put it on my Amazon wish list back when I saw the beauty pageant video from Quilt Market. Love all the rows!
—Kim on December 11, 2015This looks so fun. I believe I would sew the bit of whimsy rows first. But I want to sew them all! Thank you for the opportunity to win a bundle of fabric!
—Debbie M on December 11, 2015Bit of Whimsy speaks to me today. So cute.
—Ginny Leber on December 11, 2015I would go with classic Patchwork. Thank you for sharing and the giveaway.
—Janie on December 11, 2015They are all wonderful, but if forced to choose, it would be Classic Patchwork. What a beautiful book!
—Judy Smith on December 11, 2015Well seasoned! But love them all!
—sharon on December 11, 2015A Bit of Wimsy is where I’d start
—Catherine Cook on December 11, 2015A bit of Whimsy is definitely my first pick.
—Jan on December 11, 2015I am so looking forward to making rows in 2016. My favorite is Well Seasoned.
—Regina Harris on December 11, 2015Hard to choose, but I think A Bit of Whimsy would be my first choice. Patterns are so sweet!
—Gp on December 11, 2015I’m hard pressed to pick, I love all the styles and the colors. That’s how I quilt bright colors, fall colors, Christmas fabrics, does not matter, I love trying and learning new things.
—Mary on December 11, 2015I would enjoy stretching my skills by doing the Bit of Whimsy.
—Jan Parke on December 11, 2015thinking of diff. projects to incorporate those patterns.
I love the A little bit of whimsy . It would be such fun to sew and I am wanting to make a quilt for my young grandson this would be just perfect.
—Mary on December 11, 2015I would start with Classic Patchwork!
—Judy Maggio on December 11, 2015It’s tough, but I think I’d choose Well-Seasoned first. The Garland Knot row is gorgeous and Birdies and Trees just makes me happy. So much inspiration from these rows!
—Kathryn on December 11, 2015Looks like so much fun. I have never made one of these. I would love to win some fabric for it and the book! Thanks for the giveaway!
—Helen G. on December 11, 2015I would go with A Bit of Whimsy first. Love those cute bunnies and the clothesline.
—Nancy Bart on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy. Love this book and the fabric too! Would love to win. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Sharon on December 11, 2015These are all so cute! I guess I would start with A Bit of Whimsy first.
—Diantha Howard on December 11, 2015Thanks for the giveaway!
I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. But would really enjoy mixing and matching from all chapters. Rows; what a fun idea; love it!
—Karen P on December 11, 2015So hard to choose a chapter, I love everything. So why not just start at the beginning with Bit of Whimsy and work my way through the entire book!
—Lea on December 11, 2015I would use them in a classic quilt from the 30’s
—Inez Glover on December 11, 2015Well, I adore those bunnies so I would have to start in "Well Seasoned", but, really they are all fantastic! Can’t wait to get started.
—Terry on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork is for me….
—Ellen on December 11, 2015I love the Well Seasoned rows, especially the pinwheels and pails.
—Renee Welton on December 11, 2015I would definitely make the spools of thread from the whimsy group
—Nancy Fitzpatrick on December 11, 2015I love the wash day row ! Would look great in curtains for my laundry room!
—Rose Bohren on December 11, 2015Sew much fun. Probably "A Bit of Whimsy" would be my starting place.
—Charlotte on December 11, 2015I would make a beautiful wall hanger mixing it up with my wool!
—Vickie on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is my favourite. They reflect the quilter’s creativity.
—Judy Anderson on December 11, 2015I would choose Classic Patchwork. I have always liked patchwork.
—Linda on December 11, 2015I would start with Well Seasoned chapter first because I love making seasonal quilts as well as a variety of quilted projects for all the different seasons.
—Marg on December 11, 2015Love the Bit of Whimsy rows!
—Barb Hovie on December 11, 2015I would start with the Well Seasoned chapter, since some of my favorite designs are in that grouping. All of the rows look to be winners!
—Sharon A. on December 11, 2015My first choice would be a Bit of Whimsy as I am a beginner and enjoy the tried and true. ;o)
—Judy Tournillon on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork!!
—Christine Murray on December 11, 2015I am definitely old fashioned- Classic Patchwork brings up memories of
—Nancy C on December 11, 2015my ancestors and their quilting left behind.
The first I would make is from A Bit of Whimsy – love the Sing a Song row!
—Carol on December 11, 2015A Bit of. Whimsy appeals to me first!
—Linda Fleming on December 11, 2015So many just too hard to pick but have been wanting to make houses. Would love the fabric.
—Ann R on December 11, 2015i would choose classic patchwork
—Linda on December 11, 2015I think I would start with "A Bit of Whimsy"-
—Teresa B on December 11, 2015I am drawn to several in that category!
If I was lucky enough to win, I would choose the classic patchwork. Thank you!
—Barbara on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy first. Then the patchwork. thanks for the chance.
—amy f on December 11, 2015I love Classic Patchwork!
—Linda Vargas on December 11, 2015I like a bit of whimsy- just for that little bit of different
—Cheryl Buoni on December 11, 2015Love the Bit of Whimsy 🙂
—cj on December 11, 2015I love the row by row quilt patterns. I would dearly love to have this book. Can’t buy it right now, but will get it after Christmas for sure.
—Lou Bolte on December 11, 2015I would start with Classic Patchwork.
—Janna on December 11, 2015I’d probably start with the Bit of Whimsy. I fell in love with the Wash Day row because it brings back so many memories!
—Ellie on December 11, 2015Touch of Whimsy is the fabric of my choice because of the humorous little figures depicted.
—Carol Simenc on December 11, 2015I would choose from the Classic Patchwork. Love the look.
—Betty Larum on December 11, 2015I would start in the Bit of Whimsy the birds and leaves is my favorite area. 🙂
—Shannon Elizabeth Boudreau on December 11, 2015I would probably choose A Bit of Whimsy – seeewwww cute! Thanks for the chance to win 😉
—Debby E on December 11, 2015Debby E
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I think I will have to start with a row from the classic patchwork but I love all of them. what a great idea!
—Julie Z on December 11, 2015I would choose A Bit Of Whimsey 1st, Well Seasoned 2nd.
—Sherry on December 11, 2015Thank you.
Something for everyone and every season!
—Vicki on December 11, 2015I would definitely choose classic patchwork! This book looks like a lot of fun. Love the fabric collections
—Linda Ferguson on December 11, 2015The "A Bit of Whimsey" are just adorable! Would love to start with the snowmen.
—Christel Powell on December 11, 2015Definitely BItty Baskets!
—Deborah on December 11, 2015It’s a hard choice, bur probably would choose Classic Patchwork. Looks like a lot of fun!
—Ruth Bechtold on December 11, 2015I love them all. I think I would have to have a mix of classic and whimsy to make my quilt! I especially love the French General!
—Deb on December 11, 2015Love all but would try classic patchwork first!
—Margaret on December 11, 2015Love, love, love the rows in the Classic Patchwork section! That would be my "go-to" section.
—Carol on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my first choice! This looks like a fun book and such a great thing to use the royalties for No Kid Hungry!! Way to go everyone!
—Norahann on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork. Patchwork quilts are my favorite, so that’s where I’d stat. What a neat idea! Looking forward to seeing everyone’s creations.
—Susan Stanton on December 11, 2015Whimsy first. I’d like to expand my quilting but seem to lack the courage to make the leap.
—Ginna on December 11, 2015They are all so great, it’s so hard to choose, but my favorite is A Bit of Whimsy. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Zanymouse on December 11, 2015I think I would choose a bit of whimsy. They are darling!
—Lois on December 11, 2015They are all wonderful but think I would start with "Well Seasoned."
—Betty on December 11, 2015My favorite would be A Bit of Whimsy!
—Ariana on December 11, 2015"Bit of Whimsy" brings memories of the quilts the ladies used to make in the late 40’s – 50’s. But I hedge toward the "Change of Season" as I always like to see the changes and beauty that God provides for this earth!
—Betty on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey. I don’t do a lot of this type of quilting & this motivates me to try.
—Cindy on December 11, 2015I love the way you presented these — they’re just as great as (separate) runners as they are in a row quilt! I’d start with "Well Seasoned" since I love Brenda Riddle’s "Garland Knot".
—Vivian on December 11, 2015I would start with the chapter A Bit of Whimsy, but all rows look like fun.
—Georgina on December 11, 2015All three are so wonderful! But, if I had to choose I would go with A Bit of Whimsy.
—Cindy on December 11, 2015All of them! But in this order:
—Marianne on December 11, 2015Seasons
Classics
Whimsy
Well, maybe I will do two or three at the same time! I’m a multi-tasker!!!
A bit of Whimsy is for me 🙂 But then all of them have their pluses and minuses. It is just a matter of what you want to create. I like a bit of them all.
—Marci on December 11, 2015My first choice would be Classic Patchwork. I love the variety of patterns in row by row quilts. Looking forward to all the posts.
—Chris P on December 11, 2015My chapter choice would be Well Seasoned. I love to give quilted gifts at each season of the year. Trying rows will be a new learning experience for me.Thanks.
—Marta on December 11, 2015I’d love to make a row from A Bit lf Whimsy" first. How cute!
—Donna Mae Norris on December 11, 2015I love row quilts. Well Seasoned is my favorite.
—Loretta on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork
—Teresa Knittingdancer on December 11, 2015They all look like fun, but I like the Classic Patchwork the most. I think the designs lend themselves well to the row-by-row quilting. I’m wondering if you can quilt as you go with these designs? Looks like some research is in order! Thank you so much for this opportunity!
—Patty on December 11, 2015It would be too hard to choose. There in something in each category that I like.
—Sharon B on December 11, 2015I am a musician, so it would have to be, "Sing Your Song." My second would be Fall as that is my favorite time of year.
—Susan on December 11, 2015I think some of my favorites are in the Well Seasoned category, but there are a lot of the others I like too–looks like a very fun book!
—Karen in Breezy Point on December 11, 2015Oh, what a wonderful project! I think I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. Since I have Christmas themes on my mind at the moment, "Snowy Day" really appeals to me.
—Nann on December 11, 2015I would like to do them all but, I think I would do the "Well Seasoned" chapter first.
—Linda Lewis on December 11, 2015I like All of the rows, but "A Bit of Whimsy" would be my first choice!
—Kay Newton on December 11, 2015That’s a ard decision! I love them all for different reasons. "Well seasoned" reminds of my mom, classic patchwork would actually get done at my house!
—Robyn Ramos on December 11, 2015I love them allllll but my favorite is Bird on a Pumpkin by Edyta Sytar and i think it is wonderful that the proceeds go toa great cause, Thank You for that. Sandy
—Sandra Sievers on December 11, 2015"A Bit of Whimsy" for me.
—Marcia on December 11, 2015So hard to decide, I love all the rows. Would start with Wash Day by Pat Sloan. PS. Love Love the color way!
—Joanne Francis on December 11, 2015Oh, it would be a toss up between he loves me, and sing your song. I guess I’d have to make them both.
—Jennie on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork for me, please!
—Carol L. on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork, meadow Rose row! Love the combination of spring colours, all pique and piecing! Thank you for the giveaway! Leslie
—Leslie Legros on December 11, 2015I like both Well Seasoned and Classic Patchwork. I’m not sure which I like best, but if I can only choose one it would be Classic Patchwork. I absolutely love baskets and stars.
—Darla on December 11, 2015I really like two of the chapters a lot. A Bit of Whimsy would probably be first but really like the Classic Patchwork a lot also.
—Velva on December 11, 2015It is a difficult decision, but I think I would choose to do Well Seasoned first.
—Kathleen King on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork….I’m already thinking of an entire quilt from that chapter alone.
—DebMac on December 11, 2015I would choose from A Bit of Whimsy first. They make me smile, and I think they would be cute for my granddaughter.
—Shirley Milbocker on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy would be my first. I love the filler rows too, what fun!
—Kim on December 11, 2015I like the Whimsy!
—Marla on December 11, 2015I would go for a Bit of Whimsy! These are SO adorable!!!!
—Kristine R. on December 11, 2015I would have to start with Classic Patchwork! It’s my first love. But all of the rows are wonderful, so I would have to try several of the others.
—Diane on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork is my favorite.
—Amy W on December 11, 2015I love the Bit of Whimsy. Snowy Day or a Bird on a Pumpkin are my two favorite designs. However, there were so many great patterns to choose from I would be picking several from each section to complete a quilt.
—Smokiejazz on December 11, 2015I love them all but I have to admit the Classic Patchwork is my favorite.
—tracy guebert on December 11, 2015I like the A Bit of Whimsy. I would start here then go to Well Seasoned.
—Cindy Schultz on December 11, 2015Gosh they all look like great fun.
I am just delighted with all of these rows, but I plan to begin with Well Seasoned. It will just be the beginning of my Row by Row adventure.
—Paula B on December 11, 2015I see designs in all chapters that are wonderful. I may start with A Bit of Whimsy first. Thanks for the glimpse into the book and the chance to win.
—Beth B on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy!
—Beth on December 11, 2015I would probably choose something from the Classic Patchwork – any of them would be fun. Thanks for the opportunity to win this fabulous bundle and book.
—Audrey on December 11, 2015This is a fantastic book! so much cute to choose from! I love A Bit of Whimsy"! They all look like fun though! Thank you for a chance to win a copy of this book and the bundle of fabric! Awesome!!! 🙂
—Kathy Gates on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned!
—OkieMags on December 11, 2015Snowy Day would be my first, as I love to leave my snowmen out for January, and even just that row as a runner would be fabulous!
—Wendy Snyder on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy because of the appliqué but I would soon go to the stars
—Kathy Callahan on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned offers a nice combo of piecing that could be done by machine and also some hand sewing, a blend I’d enjoy.
—Penny on December 11, 2015I think I would like to try the Bit of Whimsy, but all of the patterns are so wonderful, I think I would have to make several of them. My friends and family will love the gifts they make!
Thank you for the give away.
—Cyndi Duffin on December 11, 2015I would make the "well seasoned" rows first. What a great way to highlight every month of the year in one quilt!
—Eileen on December 11, 2015I’m the Classic Patchwork type!.
—Kathy on December 11, 2015I would choose Classic Patchwork. Love these traditional designs!
—Ch on December 11, 2015I would start with the bit of whimsy. It’s something different and fun.
—Monica McCurty on December 11, 2015The patterns in Well-Seasoned would always come in handy. No matter what time of year, there would be something to choose from.
—Mary Anne on December 11, 2015I love the rows in A Bit of Whimsy.
—Marilyn on December 11, 2015I always am drawn to piecing, so Classic Patchwork would be my first choice — but they all look wonderful!
—Carol Sc on December 11, 2015Oh, this is a hard decision because of all the beauty here but I think I would probably pick A BIT OF WHIMSY because of all the creative uses of simple things like ric-rac and musical notes!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!
—JENNIE on December 11, 2015I would choose from the chapter Classic Patchwork
—Linda Inman on December 11, 2015It’s a hard choice! They are all so adorable, but I would choose my first row from the "A Bit of Whimsy" chapter first.
—Donna on December 11, 2015I would choose A Bit of Whimsy – even though I do love the Seasons, too
—Kathy Luehrs on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork would be my first choice. I love those little baskets by Betsy Chutchian.
—Judy W on December 11, 2015I like classic patchwork the best, but they all are nice.
—Stephanie stirling on December 11, 2015Probably Classic Patchwork but I love them all.
—Donna U on December 11, 2015I think I would have to go with A Bit of Whimsy but it would be a hard choice. I like something about all of them..
—Sandy R. on December 11, 2015I would definitely start with A Bit of Whimsy. Looks like a cute book and beautiful fabric.
—Colleen on December 11, 2015I would probably use the bit of whimsy section first.
—Peggy on December 11, 2015It just HAS to be A Bit of Whimsy. Cannot resist those cute little houses that look like beach cabanas! The perfect project for quilting in the winter!!
—Marlene Clausen on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy because I think they are all so precious. But I definitely would have trouble deciding the first one to make! So much fun!
—Karen Graham on December 11, 2015They all look fun. I think I would chose A Bit of Whimsy to start.
—Karlene on December 11, 2015This is a hard decision but I think that I would start with a Bit of Whimsy because I want to challenge myself. I would ordinarily select Classic Patchwork as my first choice because I really enjoy doing that.
—Deborah on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is where I would start!
—Lynda Black on December 11, 2015I love Little Bit of Whimsey. It’s definitely got personality. I’m hoping for a book with the Southwest rows. Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico… That would be FABULOUS!! It’s hard to get them when you can’t order. I love the Row by Row. Living in Texas, we have a vast collection to choose from but Southwest is my dream. Thank you for this great idea.
—Carla Grose on December 11, 2015I think I would most likely head to the Classic Patchwork. I’m pretty traditional in my quilting. But I so want to stretch my wings and try for A Bit of Whimsy! They are all so great!
—Louann Fisher on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned – and specifically Bunny Playdate for a banner for my 3 year old granddaughter’s room. (She’s in love with Bunniew!!)
—Marcy on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned – and specifically Bunny Playdate for a banner for my 3 year old granddaughter’s room. (She’s in love with Bunnies!!)
—Marcy on December 11, 2015Got to be Classic Patchwork for me — 4 of my very favorite designers in one group – doesn’t get much bet=ter than that!
—Katherine Schaffer on December 11, 2015I would choose the classics.
—Lisa on December 11, 2015I would choose from A Bit of Whimsy. I really love the Wash Day design by Pat Sloan the most!
—Annette Jones on December 11, 2015I love the rows in A Bit of Whimsy!
—Monty on December 11, 2015I would probably chose from the Well Seasoned chapter, then make 4 seasons and hang them at the appropriate time. Love the book.
—Sue Smith on December 11, 2015I love the Classic Patchwork, but all three are really sweet! Thank you for a chance to win beautiful fabric! Linda Pewaukee, WI
—Linda on December 11, 2015It’s hard to pick as they are all really fun, but I have to go with Well-Seasoned – I especially like the Primitive Gathering row – I just love their patterns and magazine!
—Linda S. on December 11, 2015Yes, I definitely would choose a Bit of Whimsy. Looks enchanting!
—Marsha on December 11, 2015I like "the bit of whimsy" and then mix in some of the seasons…applique is my thing!
—Beth paulson on December 11, 2015Definitely would choose A Bit of Whimsy. Love these!
—Judy on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey would be my first choice, beautiful fabrics and cute idea!
—Catherine Stiele on December 11, 2015Well seasoned first
—Jacklyn on December 11, 2015I definitely love the Bit of Whimsy rows. Whgat a fabulous idea for a book – sew versatile!
—Laura on December 11, 2015Decisions, decisions. Patchwork first!
—Gail Messmer on December 11, 2015I love the Whimsy – so cute. Love the clothesline!! Would enjoy all the patterns. Fabric to complete a quilt would be great!!
—Julie on December 11, 2015The classics would be my first pick.
—Lou on December 11, 2015I would definitely choose "A Bit of Whimsy" as my row to start! Wonderful designs in a marvelous book-I can’t wait to row, row along!
—Debbie Miller on December 11, 2015I’d start with the Classic Patchwork. Such a fun quilt! Thanks.
—JoyceLM on December 11, 2015It’s a toss up between A Bit Of Whimsy and Well Seasoned, but I think I would choose A Bit of Whimsy first.
—Teresa on December 11, 2015What a difficult choice! I’d probably start with A Bit of Whimsy. I need a little whimsy in life now. But I can’t wait to work on them all!
—Linda on December 11, 2015Bunny Playdate would be my first row, then Twinkle or Winter Friends or Snowy Day and make it into a table runner. I love the colors on Ville Fluerie, I’m going to have to go take a closer look now.
—Jessica F on December 11, 2015I would start the row robin with the Double stars row. Stars are up in the sky and so they should begin the row. The star row also makes an attractive border for the top. I have always wanted to do a row robin and have not found enough friends to start one yet. If I win this bundle, I could just make my own row robin. I would be thankful if I was picked to win.
—Sandy S on December 11, 2015Merry Christmas to all of you.
Happy Quilting.
Sandy
Well Seasoned would be my first choice.
—Jane on December 11, 2015I think I’d be choosing WHIMSY first! I always love a bit of whimsy!
—Claire on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy – looks like fun! I know just the place to hang them when completed, too!
—Sheila Hewitt on December 11, 2015I was hard to decide, but I would probably start with Well Seasoned. they are all great!
—Louise on December 11, 2015My first project from the book would be A Bit of Whimsy!! Work onmy applique skills and use up some scraps.
—Kim Britton on December 11, 2015Love the book, I must pick it up.
That is a hard decision to make! I love them all, but I do think I would probably start with A Bit of Whimsy. I love the Sing Your Song row. It hits close to my heart because I love to sing and I love to quilt. Why not combine the two!
—Vicki on December 11, 2015I love A Bit of Whimsy. Just delightful! I would choose that one first.
—Jill H. on December 11, 2015I’d go straight to the chapter Well Seasoned!
—Sue Gallagher on December 11, 2015I would read the Patchwork section now, but someday I want to do applique so that part of the book will be on my radar!
—Karen Ruzinsky on December 11, 2015I’d choose a classical pattern- French General’s drunkards path would be 1st.
—Alicia Key on December 11, 2015I like A Bit of Whimsy rows. Probably because I love Anne Sutton!
—Denise Cabral on December 11, 2015I like them all! Would probably start with a Bit of Whimsey, then onto Classic Patchwork….each section contains rows I like!
—Marilyn on December 11, 2015My eye always goes right to the snowmen, so I would choose "A Bit of Whimsy". I also love the pinwheels and the Scotties.
—Verna Buchanan on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork. Classy!
—Diana O on December 11, 2015I’d go for A Bit of Whimsy first, but they all have something I like.
—Susan on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork. I love the patterns!
—Rosana S. C. Visintainer on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy! Lots of fun!
—Glenda Britten on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned has the perfect designs I need to make a wall quilt for the holidays.
—Celeste Delostrinos on December 11, 2015I love them all! But if I had to choose, A Bit of Whimsy would be my favorite.
—Wendi on December 11, 2015Thanks
I love the rows! I think I would choose A Bit of Whimsy first. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Deb G. in VA on December 11, 2015I would probably start with the "a bit of whimsy" chapter because most of the projects I’ve done for Christmas gifts have been more classicly-inspired. Time for a bit of fun!!
—Randi Johnson on December 11, 2015I would pick any of them but I really liked A Bit of Whimsy. They are so cute. Thanks for the fun post.
—Jenelle Boxberger on December 11, 2015I must chose Well Seasoned for the Winter Friends strip. Piecing & embroidery what a perfect row for me, cannot wait!
—Deborah on December 11, 2015I would start with "Well Seasoned" but I really want to do them all!
—Sharon Decker on December 11, 2015I would love to start with the "Bit of Whimsy" first. They are all so cute!
—elr on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned would be my pick. My problem would be which project to start first!!
—LJay on December 11, 2015I would start with Well Seasoned!
—Lisa M. on December 11, 2015I would start with a Classic Patchwork row. I’ve been wanting to do a row quilt for a long time and this is just the inspiration I need to get started. Thank You!
—Julie on December 11, 2015My first choice would be from A Bit of Whimsy.
—Chris on December 11, 2015it I have to pick which is difficult I will have to go with traditional—classic patchwork
—debra kinkade on December 11, 2015I have been contemplating doing some traditional appliqué and Garland Knot from Well Seasoned would be perfect.
—Judy on December 11, 2015I really like the Classic Patchwork. Old favorites are hard to pass up.
—Brenda Mc on December 11, 2015My favorite is Bit of Whimsy because of the designers. Yes, row by row quilts are big. Maybe because of the R-n-R shop hop that started in Syracuse NY. It is a summer event now through out USA and Canada
—sew happy on December 11, 2015I would tackle Well Seasoned. Lovely fabrics!
—Judy Allen on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey would be my first choice. But I would have to buy some fun, modern fabrics to start with!
—Pat Hanna on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy!
—Deb C on December 11, 2015I am soooo in the mood for Whimsy. I can’t wait to get my book.
—Karen B. on December 11, 2015i love, love, love this book! Who can say no to classic patchwork with a bit of whimsy and if it’s then fits the season … but hands down the classic rows are my favorites!
—Hildy on December 11, 2015Looks like a great book! Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of it. I’d choose the Well-Seasoned section to begin with since I love Lisa Bongean’s designs. Can’t wait to the stitch-along.
—Amy Cofer on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy had me smiling at first sight
—Mary Fielder on December 11, 2015I would definitely start with the Classic Patchwork!
—Donna Goodnow on December 11, 2015I would choose A Bit of Whimsy first as I am looking for ideas to make my granddaughter a high school graduation quilt with rows of her favorite things and activities. In fact the entire book would be great to help with my designing.
—Freda Hocking on December 11, 2015Love all the rows but I would go with classic patchwork, I love the traditional
—brenda on December 11, 2015They all look beautiful and fun!
—Joyce Ann on December 11, 2015Which one would I work on first, hmmm, that is a hard decision. I think it would be the "A Bit of Whimsy" simply because I am a big fan of anything from Lynne Hagmeier of Kansas Troubles Quilters. But there are several rows in each selection that really strike me and I would be interested in doing all of these.
—Janelle Bucher on December 11, 2015Love the snowman row from A Bit of Whimsey.
—jch on December 11, 2015Hard to choose, but I would probably start with the Classic Patchwork.
—Karen A on December 11, 2015I would start with the classic patchwork and then try the whimsy. I haven’t gone much applique so it would be the perfect time to try.
—Teresa S on December 11, 2015Both are beautiful!! I do like the Classic Patchwork. What a fun style of quilting. The possibilities are mind boggling!! Another fun idea.
—Kris on December 11, 2015While I am usually a classic patchwork quilter, I will probably start with Thread and Pincushion from a Bit of Whimsy. I’ve always wanted to make a "spool" quilt.
—Kathy on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned.
—Quilting Tangent on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned would be where I would want to start!
—Kay on December 11, 2015I would try a bit of whimsy.
—Virginia Over on December 11, 2015I love them all but I am thinking A Bit of Whimsey would really be good for a baby quilt. I am making stacks of baby quilts to put in a "hope chest" for future great grandchildren.
—Barbara on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned, since I’ve been meaning to make some small seasonal quilts forever! But these designs are so lovely, I’m sure I’d make some in every category.
—Lisa on December 11, 2015Oh, so sweet all off them!
—ine on December 11, 2015My first choice would be Well Seasoned
Finally fun I would call it. I would start with the whimsical. What isn’t beautiful about Moda fabrics and design. I think our quilt group would drool with the possibilities. Thank you Moda and Martingale! Pick me pick me…
—cheryl murphy on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned! I would probably exchange some of them with Bit of Whimsy, too. This would be a great Round Robin swap idea.
—marlene on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy! Love the rows – thanks for sharing them all with us! And the fabric – it’s gorgeous!!! Thanks for the chance.
—Sarah Vee on December 11, 2015I just love to decorate and move my quilts around as the seasons change (although it is pouring rain here on the West coast, and I haven’t made a rain quilt yet!), so Well Seasoned would be my choice (I think!).
—Gail G on December 11, 2015I would love to try A Bit Of Whimsy.
—Carol Kropf on December 11, 2015I am intrigued by them all, but I would start with well seasoned!
—Pat on December 11, 2015I would try one from "A Bit of Whimsy" since appliue is going to be a new skill for me and I like a challenge!
—Kelly Newberry on December 11, 2015They all look good but I would choose A Bit of Whimsey. I would look for different row ideas other than classic or seasonal.
—Chris on December 11, 2015I love these quilts! I love piecing, so the Classic Patchwork would be my choice.
—Julie on December 11, 2015Too many great choices – how to decide?! I’d have to eeny-meeny-miney-mo between whimsy and seasoned. The fabric bundles look lovely and would be great in any of the rows. Thanks to Moda.
—Mona on December 11, 2015I have favorites in every category but my first choice would be Classic Patchwork!
—Julie on December 11, 2015"A Bit of Whimsy" has the most fascinating rows to try first in my opinion. Thanks for the opportunity!
—B J Kinney on December 11, 2015I love them all so it’s a hard choice but since my eye has been drawn to more of the rows in a Bit of Whimsy I think I would start there! I love the clothesline row and the houses.
—Mary Taylor on December 11, 2015I would work on the Well Seasoned.
—Betty on December 11, 2015I like them all, so I probably would start with the Bit of Whimsy and then go through all the rest!
—Barb Bobbitt on December 11, 2015Well seasoned would be my first choice- but it will be fun to combine all these chapters to make a unique quilt!
—carol on December 11, 2015This is a very difficult decision. But I think I would choose from A Bit of Whimsy first; and a bundle of fabric would make a wonderful stat! Do hope I am on the "nice" list!
—Helen on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy first and then Well Seasoned. They all have something great to offer!
—Lisa S. on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy! Love the clothesline!
—Pam Fowler on December 11, 2015My first row would be classic patchwork. After that, a mis of all of them!
—Nita on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy, to start out!
—Sandy on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork. Love that
—Marguerite Namdar on December 11, 2015I would start with well seasoned and build from there. What a wonderful idea.
—Pat on December 11, 2015I love row quilts! Would like to start with Well Seasoned.
—Evelyn on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork for me, but it was hard to decide. Really, dresses on line–too cute!
—Patricia Hersl on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy, would be the first one to sew. However, love them all, so guess I would do a series and make all.
—Marilynn on December 11, 2015I think I would start with A Bit Of Whimsey to make into small gifts for my children or grandchildren, but then I would move into the other sections… I love the book and the cute ideas. The fabric looks awesome as well.
—Sharilyn on December 11, 2015I would start with the Classic Patchwork chapter since that is what I am most comfortable with. However, I really do like several of the rows in the whimsical and seasonal chapters as well.
—Deborah on December 11, 2015I like Bit of Whimsey, but I like something from each chapter. What a great book.
—Rita S on December 11, 2015I would start with the Classic Patchwork chapter but use modern fabrics.
—KristinLaura on December 11, 2015Love the Well Seasoned ones so they would be first…I think I would have an awefully long quilt if I did all the rows I liked!
—kristie on December 11, 2015Definitely A Bit of Whimsy. Every single row appeals to me. I cannot wait to start, and of course, I would love to win one of the faboo packs of fabric.
—Valerie Jenkins on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is my choice!
—Sharon on December 11, 2015I would make a row of my own and it would have hot air balloons flying and some standing static on the ground. I would love to win these amazing fabrics!
—Myia M Danley on December 11, 2015I love them all, but I would start with A Bit of Whimsy for sure!
—Cher Merriman on December 11, 2015It’s a difficult choice, but I would go for the Classic Patchwork first.
—Joan on December 11, 2015Whimsey, definitely!! How fun will that be? But I will like them all and will probably use any of the rows.
—Carolyn on December 11, 2015I like A Bit of Whimsy.
—Nancy Myers on December 11, 2015classic patchwork
—Jo Goodloe on December 11, 2015I could choose A Bitof Whimsey because those are the types that I really enjoy working with.
—Shelor on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy is so fun! Love the row quilting concept.
—Lana on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork would by the one.
—Diana Salmon on December 11, 2015Since I am a beginner with applique, then I would definitely go with the classic patchwork… but maybe if I had directions, I might be able to do the whimsy one. Hmmm…. a decision only answered once the book is in my hands!
—Kathie R on December 11, 2015Whimsy is my first choice; so much fun!
—Karon on December 11, 2015I think I would choose from the chapter A Bit of Whimsy first. The appliqué and piecing in these rows Looks so easy to do and lots of fun.
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—Nancy Podczervinski on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy of course! Very cute designs!!
—Jeannine on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork is my favorite.
—Victoria Miner on December 11, 2015They’re all great but I would choose Whimsy. So much fun!
—Karen M on December 11, 2015I love them all, but think I’d start in the classic patchwork category! Only because they will work with another project I have going. Then to the whimsy ones, and eventually all of them! Thanks for the opportunity to win a bundle!
—Sharon Linders on December 11, 2015Well seasoned!! And the fabric packs are gorgeous.
—jan on December 11, 2015ABit Of Whimsy to get started, but I like all of them!
—Patrice on December 11, 2015Whimsy – everyone needs a touch of whimsy in his/her life. Whimsy adds a sparkle when life gets too busy!
—Winona on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy.
—peg on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork always wins with me. 🙂
—Jill Ellis on December 11, 2015I’m a classic patchwork kind of gal. The quilt is amazing
—Cindy on December 11, 2015I think I’d have to choose the classic patchwork row, of course I’d add some from the other classifications too. Thanks for the chance on your wonderful giveaway!
—Jill of Apple Avenue Quilts on December 11, 2015My quilt will start with "We Are Family" in the Classic Patchwork category. Thank you for doing this, what fun I’ll have putting the quilt together!! All of the categories and quilt rows are fabulous!!
—Carol Nolan on December 11, 2015How can I choose just one??? They are all so adorable!
—Rose on December 11, 2015Those Classics would be great – and would go well with either of the fabric bundles!
—Marilyn Rose on December 11, 2015Oh shucks! That is a hard choice because I love them all. I guess I would lean ever so slightly to the well seasoned. Love, love, love this book.
—Cheryl Buchanan on December 11, 2015I would love to start with Classic Patchwork. Classic patterns are my favorite and I look for them everywhere. Thanks for the chance to win.
—LeAnn on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy would be my choice although it is a difficult decision. Rachel
—rachel on December 11, 2015Whimsy is where I would start. Love Snowy Day and Fetch!!!
—Sara on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is just charming–first choice, though they are all terrific.
—Doris on December 11, 2015Love the book. It’s on my list of new books to get. I am a traditional girl but am trying to expand my world with whimsy and light hearted designs and fabrics.
—Robin on December 11, 2015Well seasoned. definitely.But I like them all so I think I`d would do them all. What fun with all those beautiful fabrics to use.
—Sharon Harmon on December 11, 2015I would have a hard time picking out which row to do first. They are all so beautiful. I really like "Forget me not" and "Row houses".
—Elizabeth Thompson on December 11, 2015All of these patterns would sure use up a lot of scraps and I have lots of those. I’m sure I would find plenty of reasons to buy more fabric.
"A Bit of Whimsy" is where I’d have to start – so cheery and fun! These rows are really captivating – book is going on my wishlist! Thanks for the chance to win.
—Elizabeth Bolton on December 11, 2015At first I thought a "bit of whimsey", but then I saw Well Seasoned and I love Lisa’s and Kathy’s rows. What fun.
—Linda on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy would be my first choice.
—Martina on December 11, 2015I would choose a bit of whimsy , adorable patterns although I love all these rows ! Thanks for the chance .
—Sheila on December 11, 2015I have to agree A Bit of Whimsy is SO adorable but really hard to choose!
—Tanya on December 11, 2015Love Moda fabrics!
Being a traditionalist, I would probably choose from Classic Patchwork first.
—Jennifer on December 11, 2015I would go with "A Bit of Whimsy" first…but there are designs in all three categories I would choose. Fun!
—Mary Lou on December 11, 2015I bought the book!!!!! It arrived Wednesday and I have been looking to and fro in it since. My first stop is "Bloom" that is in the chapter A Bit of Whimsy! So I guess I would start there… but would jump to "Meadow Rose" in Classic Patchwork next (this one takes me out of my comfort zone though…lol). I am hoping to add a few of these ‘rows’ to my my mom’s hummingbird quilt … I have decided that since it is going to be an add as can quilt I am turning it into a ’round robin’ .. the flower rows will go wonderfully with a silhouette hummingbird I have.
Ladies if you are reading this … the book is great and full of ideas … it was my Christmas gift to myself in case any of you take the time to get something for yourself this season!
What a wonderful review of the book, Tonie, thank you for taking the time to share it! You make a great point about these rows–there are lots of techniques to try, from methods you’re comfy with to methods that will help fill your quilting toolbelt. I hope you enjoy all your merry row-making. 🙂 Happy holidays! –Jenny
—Tonie Peterson on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy–Many of my favorite Moda Designers! Thank you.
—anne on December 11, 2015I love traditional quilting, so will go with the patchwork. I love Kansas Trouble! Thank you.
—Judith Olmsted on December 11, 2015A Tisket a Tasket reminds me of my mother’s quilts. I miss her.
—Marilyn Archibald on December 11, 2015Really? You want us to choose just one? Under protest 🙂 I will say "Well Seasoned" but there were very few patterns that didn’t appeal in each section. Lovely book. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Janet Spaid on December 11, 2015Love each chapter but would pick classic first. It brings out the feeling old fashioned time tested patterns. Love this book.
—Susie Cross on December 11, 2015It’s so hard to choose, but I’ll have to go with whimsy and my first row would be "Sing Your Song".
—Nancy Lyman on December 11, 2015Sew much cuteness! I can’t choose! Oh ok, I choose classic patchwork.
—Rachell Reilly on December 11, 2015reillyr2(at)hotmail(dot)com
I have parts of every collection by Kansas Troubles Quilters. My favorite colors and patterns are in these collections. The only thing I look for when I go to quilts shops anymore, is anything made by Kansas Troubles Quilters. Keep up the beautiful designs and colors. They fit right in with my country home! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
—Starr Barnett on December 11, 2015I absolutely love them all! …but if I have to choose just one, I’ll have to say A Bit of Whimsy.
—Nancy Fry on December 11, 2015I like them all, but I guess I would start with the classic one.
—Nancy Angerer on December 11, 2015Whimsey for sure! Looks like a really fun book.
—Amy Reitzel on December 11, 2015It’s Classic Patchwork for me and I was drawn to Drunkard’s Path. The fact that it was made with French General fabrics was an additional draw.
—Carolyn on December 11, 2015My favorite is Bit of Whimsey, but they all are great.
—Anita on December 11, 2015Well seasoned would be my choice to start with.
—Robin Crittenden on December 11, 2015All the rows are really cute.
What fun. I will have to start with A Bit of Whimsy 😍!
—Denise Cheney on December 11, 2015definitely ‘row houses’…I want to do some houses…thank you …marta
—marta on December 11, 2015I would do the Well Seasoned. This looks like a fun and great row by row for a quilt. The give aways and the book would be great to win.
—Barbara Dolan on December 11, 2015Love whimsy but the row I like the best is Drunkards Path….
—P Koenig on December 11, 2015They all sound like a lot of fun, but "A Bit of Whimsy" would be my choice. I’ve never attempted a row by row quilt and would look forward to the challenge.
—debra lee on December 11, 2015Currently carrying a bag I made myself….
—P Koenig on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my first choice!
—Teresa Stanulis on December 11, 2015I would choose Well Seasoned. Looks like fun to make and display
—Carol Allen on December 11, 2015I’d have to try one of each! A bit of Whimsey for the Kansas Troubles leaves and acorns. Well Seasoned for the Garland Knots and Drunkards Path for the Classic Patchwork. My quilting personality is split between Kansas Troubles and French General.
—Joyce Roath on December 11, 2015Like the Winter Friends one in Well Seasoned.
—Ruth on December 11, 2015I thing I’ll go with Classic Patchwork and would love to win the fabric to do so! Thanks for the giveaway!
—Evie H on December 11, 2015So difficult to choose – they all look fabulous! Probably Whimsy if I HAVE to make a choice. Such a great idea: master each of the rows and you can make endless different quilts, tailored to the recipient, genius!!
—Suzanne on December 11, 2015What a fun book! I would start with Classic Patchwork but Whimsy will be tugging at me the whole time I’m stitching my first classic row!
—Marie on December 11, 2015Both would be a blast to work with!
—Kathy on December 11, 2015I would probably start with A Bit of Whimsy but definitely move on to the other styles!
—Cassy L. on December 11, 2015Great book! I really like the Bit of Whimsy chapter. Thanks for the chance.
—Joyce Carter on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned is my first choice. I am partial to pumpkins and Lisa!
—Janet T on December 11, 2015If I have to pick one section, it will be Classic Patchwork but I am really intrigued by this book and eager to get my copy.
—Ruth on December 11, 2015I love the Classic look.
—pauline on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy, for sure!
—Shari K. on December 11, 2015It would have to be Classic Patchwork for me. Thanks!
—Delaine on December 11, 2015I love them all but Classic Patchwork for me!
—Karen on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my first choice but I would have to add a few of the others too. They are all full of fun! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Sheila Fernkopf on December 11, 2015Oh they are all wonderful!!! Maybe the Well Seasoned… I will have to let my fabric speak to me :D!
—Teresa S on December 11, 2015Whimsey I think! 🙂
—Inger on December 11, 2015The Classic Patchwork rows really spoke to me, which was a surprise. They all look great.
—Sally on December 11, 2015I love some many of them, but I would start with the snowman block in "A Bit of Whimsy". There are some lovely rows.
—Wendy on December 11, 2015I like the Well-Seasoned, but even some of the Bit of Whimsy are seasonal, so I could go either way first. Love the row quilts — and love Moda fabrics.
—Linda on December 11, 2015adorable patterns. hard to choose but as a pumpkin lover, it would have to be Well Seasoned.
—Pat Seager on December 11, 2015Hard decision – probably classic patchwork first….
—Allison CB on December 11, 2015I love the Bloom row from Whimsy.
—Sharon on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork, because I’m still learning.
—Deborah on December 11, 2015I would start with my favorite, A Bit of Whimsy. I love those lines. Can’t wait to win and give it a try.
—Patsy Philson on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy
—Janie on December 11, 2015I would love to try A Bit of Whimsy, as a departure from my usual choice of a traditional block.
—Colleen on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy is great!
—Ann Denny on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy has a lot of possibilities – all are tempting though. Lovely fabrics and a fun book.
—Linda on December 11, 2015I love a bit of WHIMSY in my life to spice it up. I’ve never tried strip quilting. THANK YOU for the opportunity to try.
—Connie on December 11, 2015I would start with Classic Patchwork. But, I would make them all.
—Donna W on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy….Just love the wash row.
—Karen Keeler on December 11, 2015Classic
—April Lubbock on December 11, 2015That’s a tough question! I am a huge fan of Kansas Troubles Quilts and Primitive Gatherings. So either A Bit of Whimsy or Well Seasoned…can’t decide!
—Angelia L. on December 11, 2015Whimsey, I like thing fanciful in rows is a terrific ideas.
—Evelyn Edmisten on December 11, 2015I would probably choose Patchwork Classics simply because I am more comfortable with the traditional blocks. I would like to try something more out-of-the-box, though. Thank you for the giveaway!
—Susan on December 11, 2015This really looks like a super fun book!! To bad hubby is all done my Christmas shopping!! 🙂
—Shirley Jobson on December 11, 2015First up would be ..Fall designed by Lynne Hagmeier of Kansas Troubles Quilters. Double love Kansas Troubles.
I would start with A Bit of Whimsey, go on to the Classic Patchwork and throw in a little bit of seasonal spice – love them all!
—Karin on December 11, 2015Love so many from all three groups, but Classic Patchwork is my favorite.
—Kathy L on December 11, 2015Probably Well Seasoned but aren’t they all wonderful. Thanks.
—Mom C on December 11, 2015Although all of the rows are inviting, my interests and quilting style tend toward the Classic Patchwork. I really enjoyed looking at the rows and seeing who designed them.
—Virginia in AK on December 11, 2015All are lovely, but I found myself going back to A Bit of Whimsy for a long second look.
—Bette on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey! I love to applique and these look so fun.
—Cindy on December 11, 2015This is so great! I’ve been thinking about making a Row Quilt! I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. And I would love to win the “Bees ’n Blooms” fabric by Kansas Troubles Quilters —beautiful! Thanks for this giveaway and the chance to win such great prizes! 🙂
—Mary Jo on December 11, 2015A bit of Whimsy.
—Debbie Chenoweth on December 11, 2015I would choose row houses, there’s a homey look to them!
—Judy trammell on December 11, 2015A bit of Whimsy would be a first choice as a change from my uusual classic style.
—Patty on December 11, 2015Really like A Bit of Whimsy, love the cute scenes that are created from the adorable fabrics!!
—Loraine Bartek on December 11, 2015What fun lays ahead. Hardest part will be choosing which rows to combine. To begin I would start with something from the Whimsey section. Now if we could win extra time to create more quilts that would really be the ideal prize package (lol).
—Cindy on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork! 🙂
—Ann on December 11, 2015i LIKE A BIT OF WHIMSEY. Neat rows!! Great choice.
—Dorothy Holt on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy – thank you for a terrific giveaway…….
—Shirley on December 11, 2015How cute they all are, but I want to go to A Bit o whimsy!!
—Donna on December 11, 2015I chose Well Seasoned. It brings out warm feelings for the whole year.
—Kathy Garrison on December 11, 2015Love them all, but would have to start with a bit of whimsy!
—Bea on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey
—Susan Krahn on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my choice to make first
—Dolores on December 11, 2015No doubt about , I can’t pick just one ! I would just have to do this all ! But I am a huge Classix Patchwork fan !
—Janice Regier on December 11, 2015Thanks for a great one folks !
I really love all the rows, but as a confident beginner, I would start with the Bits of Whimsey rows first … Row Houses or Threads with Pincushion. I am such a Moda fan that most of my projects are constructed with one of Moda fabric collections.
—Stephanie on December 11, 2015I’ve always loved a bit of whimsey, so that would be my first choice. Looks like a great book!
—Judy W. on December 11, 2015I would chose the Classic Patchwork to do first.
—Donna on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit OF Whimsy just because I tend to gravitate toward the classics and I could use a bit of whimsy in my life!
—Kathy on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey would be my first choice though there are lots of other lovely rows that I love!
—Diane Cullum on December 11, 2015I would try the Well Seasoned section first!
—Helen on December 11, 2015I think ‘A Bit of Whimsy’. I love the singing birds, the clothes hanging on the washline and the snowmen holding hands. They are all so, well, whimsical.
—Bridget on December 11, 2015I love the look of "We are Family" and I have a pile of scraps to use that will be perfect. Then hit fat q’s for A Bit of Whimsy!
—Linda Voltz on December 11, 2015A difficult decision, I love all three, but "Well Seasoned" would be my first choice. Sign me up.
—Marva Daley on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. That ought to be fun!
—Lisa Marie on December 11, 2015I choose a bit of whimsey. Thanks for the chance!
—Hanke on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork appeals to me most.
—Carol C on December 11, 2015classic patchwork
—Nancy Magee on December 11, 2015I just love the classic patchwork…and I’d throw in a bit of whimsy just for fun!! Love the book and designs, thank you for a chance to win!!
—Paula on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy,but I think I’d also make some rows from the others.
—Sandy Curtis on December 11, 2015Adoro classico patchwork e tutti tessuti che posso usare per questo tipo di progetti 🙂 Love patchwork classic 🙂
—Joanna on December 11, 2015Just love all the Moda fabrics! Bit of whimsy is my first choice.
—Carle on December 11, 2015Wonderful colors and patterns.
I love the whimsy rows! They’re adorable!
—terry hawkins on December 11, 2015I would choose A Bit of Whimsy first! I love all of the groups and would tackle them all asap! Thanks for this and have a great Christmas. 🙂
—Lynn on December 11, 2015I like the Bit of Whimsey
—Madeline on December 11, 2015They are all wonderful, but a bit of whimsy made my heart potter pat!!!! Love it!!!
—Lori on December 11, 2015They all look fun to make but I would have to start with A Bit of Whimsy. I think so many quilts could be sparked from this book.
—Sharon Curry on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork is what I’d go to first.
—Linda on December 11, 2015hard to choose as they are all lovely but I will go with WELL SEASONED.
That you for the chance to win.
Mary B
—Masry Bruemmer on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy really took my Fancy. . . I ve seen Row by Rows and i’d like to start a quilt like that! New Year’s projects.
—Carolyn White on December 11, 2015Hard to choose, and I probably wouldn’t — I am the queen of doing several projects all at once, but I think I’d probably start with a bit of whimsy. That said, I’d probably finish the classic patchwork first ; )
—Rachel Trindle on December 11, 2015Oh my do I have to choose. I love the dress and spools so I think a Bit of Whimsy would be the first, but I might just have to make them all.
—stephane woodward on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy srtikes my fancy!
—Darlene Hissem on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy is my choice, love it
—Joan Woodate on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy. cant wait for the quiltalong.
—Karen on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork is what I would try first. Thanks for the chance.
—June on December 11, 2015It’s hard to choose a favorite, but I really, really like A Bit of Whimsy! !!!
—Rachel on December 11, 2015A bit of Whimsey 🙂
—Rebekah Roth on December 11, 2015I would choose classic patchwork, because my style is traditional.
—Janice Mc Laren on December 11, 2015I love them all but a bit of whimsy is really cute
—connie b on December 11, 2015Thanks for the chance to win
I would start with Well Seasoned rows, but they are all wonderful. Can’t wait to get started. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Karen B on December 11, 2015I’m in love with the Snowy Day by Anne Sutton. I’ve wanted to make a row-by-row for a long time, and this book has so many I love!!!
—Kimberly P on December 11, 2015Not easy to choose from! I love the Bit of Whimsy, and Well Seasoned too!
—Quilty on December 11, 2015I always a little bit of whinsy in my quilts. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
—tac on December 11, 2015definetly whimsey
—cathy on December 11, 2015I would love a bit of whimsy.
—Vicki H on December 11, 2015I’m a star and houses fanatic but this time the houses win! I’d start with Row Houses and go from there. Love the Bees and Blooms fabric! Merry Christmas to all of you 🎄
—Carol on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is what I like.
—Sandy K on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork, but combines with rows from the other two categories.
—Cathy Kind on December 11, 2015I tend to like anything classical but all look like they would be fun to make.
—Barbara D on December 11, 2015I love them all but A Bit of Whimsy is my pick.
—Alicia on December 11, 2015"A Bit Of Whimsy" for me! I may have to add some of my own designs to the mix. Yes! This could be a very fun quilt! Oh! How I would love to win some cloth too! Thanks for the opportunity to do so!
—Marie Z Johansen on December 11, 2015I would try the classic patchwork first.
—Carol Broughton on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey!
—Fred on December 11, 2015What a wonderful book. All the chapters look great but I would definitely start off with the Classic Patchwork one. In fact I would start with the Drunkards Path row sewn in French General fabrics, as when I saw it, it seemed to beg me to choose it first. I can see that I will be trying to get my own copy of this lovely book asap.
—Claire on December 11, 2015Think "A Bit of Whimsy" would be my choice.
—Joyce C. on December 11, 2015Would have to start with Bit of Whimsy. I love Applique. And we all need bit of whimsy in our lives today. Love all the designers they feel like old friends. Each unique and wonderful in their own way? What fun!
—Sylvia Getlin on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsey – we all need whimsey!
—Marian on December 11, 2015I think I would choose something with a little bird but who knows, one is cuter than the next!
—susan r on December 11, 2015I hardly know where to start, but my eye was drawn to Well Seasoned November!!! I love the Autumn/Fall designs and colours, especially pumpkins!!! In fact I’d love to try them all as there would be no UFOs here.
—Chrissy Boord on December 11, 2015I want to try them all, but I would start with A bit of Whimsy, just because it is not something I have a lot of experience with. A sew-along would be a great way to learn!
—Doris Melady on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my pick!
—NancyB from Many LA on December 11, 2015I would start with wash day, then thread and pincushion [there is always mending to do on wash day] then row houses[house work],fetch[walking the dog],meadow rose[always gardening to do],and sing a song[the day is done.] for my newly wed granddaughter. then another one for my grandson[some different rows. his wedding the first of the year]. then another one for another granddaughter [wedding in april] so many grands and so many combinations. this book has so many possibilities.
—margie cook on December 11, 2015I liked classic patchwork most, but saw rows in both others I would like to try.
—mary oddan on December 11, 2015Hard to choose, but I’d start with A Bit Of Whimsy. Such happy designs!
—Cegnfred on December 11, 2015I’m a holiday FANatic, so I’d pick the Well Seasoned (love the name).
—Robyn on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork! Love this book! Can’t wait to get a copy, and would be thrilled beyond words to win a FQ bundle! Especially the Bees and Blooms
—Sandie on December 11, 2015They’re all very nice but I’d go for Classic Patchwork.
—Pat on December 11, 2015My choice would be Classic Patchwork.
—Maureen Haynes on December 11, 2015Do we have to choose? A bit of whimsy then a Well Seasoned November then the rest of them.
—Maurine Monson on December 11, 2015I honestly can’t pick just one. They are all so cute. I think I would probably do all of them at some point. What fun to begin with a sew-along.
—Judy Daw on December 11, 2015Speaking as a very well seasoned classic patchwork I must choose "A Bit of Whimsy" first….absolutely!
—PJ on December 11, 2015I really like the A Bit of Whimsy rows but they all look great. Would love the fabrics and can always use a new quilt book.
—Pamela Thomas on December 11, 2015I would probably head to the Classic Patchwork first! I have a collections of 30’s fabric just waiting to jump into a quilt!!!
—Sue G. on December 11, 2015I would like a bit of whimsy. That would keep my interest going.
—Fran Claassens on December 11, 2015Well seasoned for me.
—Leslie on December 11, 2015I would start at well seasoned. I love all that the holidays bring.
—Terri swisher on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork is my style, but nothing says I can’t think out of my box!
—Rosemary Bertok on December 11, 2015I like them all but I’ll start with classic patchwork
—Carol on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my starting point because of the Sing Your Song row. I’m a musician, and the little music notes are super-cute!!
—JLouise on December 11, 2015I would have to go with Winter Friends designed by Kathy Schmitz of Kathy Schmitz Studio because I am addicted to snowmen. They are all wonderful and this book would be a great addition to any bodies library
—Gwen Brewer on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy
—Susan Kick on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned! Sand pails and Birdies and Trees are my favorites. They all look great!
—Karyn on December 11, 2015I love the snowmen from Bunny Hill … A bit of whimsy! Thanks for a chance to win.
—Laurie Sanders on December 11, 2015I really like the designs in "A Bit of Whimsy"! What fun designs!
—Marcia on December 11, 2015I would start with a bit of whimsy!
—Bobbi Pennington on December 11, 2015My first choice is "A Bit of Whimsy"!
—Pamella Wedding on December 11, 2015I’d start with A Bit of Whimsy.
—Jen B on December 11, 2015I think my first choice would be Well Seasoned. I can see a number a options for this chapter. A quilt with all the seasons but table runners featuring only one season so you can change them depending on the season.
—Cynthia on December 11, 2015They all are great — I think that I would start with Well
—Dorothy M on December 11, 2015Seasoned and then proceed with the others. It looks like a
wonderful book to have.
I would start with a bit of whimsy, thanks for the fab giveaway x
—Claire Ross on December 11, 2015I ordered the book as soon as I saw it. I’ve been doing row quilts for a while and all these new ideas are just wonderful. I can’t wait to start working with them.
—Barb on December 11, 2015Although I am drawn to the snowman rows in the other sections, Classic Patchwork seems to have the largest number of ideas that call out to me — several different star rows, and the lovely Drunkard’s Path zig-zag.
—Candy on December 11, 2015I would make Meadow Rose because I love flowers and you can make them in so many different colors!!
—Trudy on December 11, 2015Just love the Bit of Whimsy designs!
—Ginger on December 11, 2015They are all cute, but I would start with the Bit of Whimsy chapter first.
—Rhonda on December 11, 2015They are all darling but I think I would have to choose Well Seasoned.
—Gail B on December 11, 2015Thanks for he chance to win.
I would choose "A Bit of Whimsy" to do first.
—Gloria on December 11, 2015All the rows are wonderful. I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
—Christine M on December 11, 2015Oh my gosh!! This is going to be an amazing book!! I LOVE the whimsy section, My first row would be the snowflakes and dogs…or maybe the spools of thread! I’ll be making the fall rows for table runners. Can’t wait!!
—Cindy Proehl on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned would be my first choice-Love the whole book though!
—kathrie travers on December 11, 2015Well seasoned first and classic patchwork second.
—Anita on December 11, 2015I love Garland Knot designed by Brenda Riddle, so I guess I would start with Well Seasoned. I can already picture putting some of the rows together for a quilt. Thanks for the preview, and the opportunity to win the book and fabric.
—Nancy N on December 11, 2015I’d also start with A Bit of Whimsy!
—Nancy Lanier on December 11, 2015Hi All: A Bit f Whimsy is very beautiful. Mind you it is very very hard to pick.
—Debra Caughell on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy looks delightful to me. Thanks for the chance to win such lovely fabric.
—Debbie Holley on December 11, 2015A Bit Of Whimsy would be where I’d start…love those photos!
—Kathy E. on December 11, 2015This is adorable. I love A Bit of Whimsy. It’s hard to decide, though. I like so many of the others, too.
—Maryellen on December 11, 2015I would definitely choose A Bit of Whimsy first! They are so versatile and cute. The others are also wonderful. What a great book. Thank you to all the great artists featured in it.
—Doreen S on December 11, 2015Hard to choose as they all look great, but if I have to I would go with Classic Patchwork.
—Sherry K. Kreichgauer on December 11, 2015Tough choice, but I think Well Seasoned would be my first stop. Thanks for a great giveaway opportunity!
—Karen Seitz on December 11, 2015I really like a Bit of Whimsy but those rabbits in All seasoned would be perfect for my best friend so very hard to choose!
—Jacqueline Gould on December 11, 2015Definitely would go to the Classic Patchwork first! I have fallen in love with We Are Famiky row by Fig a Tree. Both colorways caught my eye! Guess I’m buying!
—Judi on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy – Because quilting should always be fun!
—Linda McClaskey on December 11, 2015I like the Classic ones, but all are nice, and inspiring. Thank you for the giveaway!
—Denise L. on December 11, 2015I think I would have to try "A Bit of Whimsy" first.
—theresa sheldon on December 11, 2015Yes, my choice would be A Bit of Whimsy, too as I can already picture several rows I would tackle. I am addicted to snowmen and would begin with that one then try some fabrics from Ville Fleurie by French General as I love the colours. What a wonderful book and plan for the revenue from it.
—Alfreda Rupert on December 11, 2015I think I might mix them up a bit!
—Diana S. on December 11, 2015Definitely the whimsy rows!
—katy Yamada on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy just puts a smile on my face..
—Paula on December 11, 2015A row quilt is definitely on my bucket list. This looks like a great book with lots of patterns. I love the spool row. But they are all fantastic lots of talent!!
—Marie D on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be the first chapter I would choose. I am looking forward to owning a copy of this book. Thanks for offering a chance to win one. Also thank you for sharing all the eye candy. It made my day.
—Audrey on December 11, 2015a bit of whimsy for sure. love the spools! thanks.
—D Diana on December 11, 2015There are some great ones in each category, but my first choice would be classic patchwork.
—Susan Kellam on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy and/or Well Seasoned–I like patterns in each!
—Linda Yeager on December 11, 2015"Classic Patchwork" would be my first choice; however, the "Well Seasoned", with all the holiday themes, is my choice for second. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Carmen Rowan on December 11, 2015Agreed it is hard to choose but I would go with Classic Patchwork in non-traditional vivid batiks!
—Beth on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy looks just right for me!
—Robin M on December 11, 2015I would start with Classic Patchwork and mix it up with designs from the other chapters.
—Karen on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy really appeals to me. Thanks for the chance to win!
—Linda Webster on December 11, 2015classic for – I am drawn to the traditional
—Mo on December 11, 2015The first chapter I will turn to is A Bit of Whimsy! Looks like a fabulous book!
—Elizabeth McDonald on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy – love the Wash Day pattern by Pat Sloan. Then I would work from cover to cover because all the rows are so adorable!!! Such a great collection of artists and patterns!!! Love it!
—Janetta Dobler on December 11, 2015j_dobler@msn.com
What a fun book and fabric, too! I would try the whimsy rows.
—Kathy on December 11, 2015I love them all but would definitely choose A Bit of Whimsy just for the applique
—Roma Crowhurst on December 11, 2015I would choose Classic Patchwork.
—Judy Misner on December 11, 2015You actually expect me to choose one!! I liked rows out of all categories, but if I HAVE to choose, I’ll go with A Bit of Whimsy. But it was a REALLY close call.
—Mary B on December 11, 2015I think I’m a classic patchwork gal, but the others are cute also.
—Sandy W. on December 11, 2015Well seasoned would be my first choice.
—Joan on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork first and then a bit of whimsy. Great book.
—Jan on December 11, 2015As a beginning quilter, I think I would choose Classic Patchwork, so I have a good basis for learning new techniques.
—Karen on December 11, 2015I’m a classicist so that’s where I’d start……so many to pick!
—Carol K on December 11, 2015Wow! I really like several of them it if I had to pick winter friends. Thanks for a great giveaway!
—Lorie B. on December 11, 2015A bit of Whimsy! Wouldn’t that be fun with the french general flair. Been doing ‘classic’ lately! Thank you.
—Tamara Williams on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsey! With a french general flair! Wouldn’t that be fun.
—Tamara Williams on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork would be my choice for first. Then on with the others!
—Deanna A on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy….fun fun
—Rosalie on December 11, 2015I would start with the snowy day cause after all it is the holiday season! All the patterns are exquisite and I would be tempted to make all of them.
—lena on December 11, 2015I like Well Seasoned. I love making seasonal wallhangings.
—Liz Dyer on December 11, 2015I would love to win one of the fat quarter bundles. Love Moda fabrics!
I will definitely be buying the book, too cute.
Bit Of Whimsy so great.
—Jeanette Johannsen on December 11, 2015Tough choice, but I would have to say Classic Patchwork. Thanks for the chance!
—Cathy on December 11, 2015I would go with a bit of whimsy .. It is a hard choice to make .. I generally go for classic patchwork so let’s try something new ..
—Mary on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned..looking like fun projects to start
—Bonnie Novak on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork. I am still learning the basics of quilting so keeping it simple would be a good starting place!
—Marsha T on December 11, 2015Classic Patchwork would be my first choice. Thanks for the generous giveaway.
—Renea on December 11, 2015Love the Classic Patchwork – it really is hard to choose- they all look great – thanks
—Martha Hood on December 11, 2015I would go with Classic Patchwork first. Our family is very lively with many small children from our daughters and their spouses. It has also turned into a patchwork of family members that delight us all and also family who is not even related. I am always amazed at how many different colors come together and make something so beautiful. I guess that is why I would pick Classis Patchwork first.
—Teresa Maki on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be my first choice, but like them all!
—Jinger on December 11, 2015They are all so nice. I’d probably pick the classics first, then try the others. Lots of options in all. Love it!
—Melanie on December 11, 2015These rows are great and it’s going to be hard to choose which one to do first. I’ll definitely start in the Whimsy section first. What a great charity to donate the proceeds to. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Tammy on December 11, 2015I’d probably start with a Bit of Whimsy. Those patterns are so cute! I also love the Ville Fleurie fabric. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Becky on December 11, 2015They all look lovely but I would start off with a bit of whimsy & alternate with classic patchwork. The possibilities are endless.
—Leti on December 11, 2015I LOVE WELL SEASONED. THE COLORS ARE REALLY BEAUTIFUL. GREAT CHOICE.
—Marion on December 11, 2015I like the classic patchwork first, then I would look at the others. This will be a good book.
—ksfarmgirl on December 11, 2015Well seasoned is where I would start.
—Suzanne on December 11, 2015Love the Row By Row designs. My first choice would be Snowy Day by Anne Sutton. I have enjoyed her designs for many years.
—Joanne on December 11, 2015Wow what a great idea, hard to choose but A Bit of Whimsy is my first choice
—Chris on December 11, 2015I would do the row with the snowmen… for next christmas for my two grandchildren… I would make it into a hanging quilt for on the hallway walls outside their bedrooms.
—Melanie Dyke on December 11, 2015Bit of Whimsy makes me smile!
—Denny on December 11, 2015I would start with well seasoned then move on to classic patchwork and finish up with a touch of whimsy!
—Dana on December 11, 2015I would choose A bit of whimsy first!! But I like all the designs! This looks like a must-have book!
—Debra Reber on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is where I will start when I construct my quilt. Add some Classic Patchwork and my quilt will be pieced and ready to be quilted.
—JaniceCarole Allen on December 11, 2015Oh, my, decisions, decisions! I think I’m having problems deciding whether I would start with A Bit of Whimsy or Well Seasoned. I think A Bit of Whimsy, I think.
—Diane Fields on December 11, 2015I think I would kick it off with Bit of Whimsy, because I’m in a Christmasy mood and would love to start on those snowmen.
—Beth T. on December 11, 2015Gotta love the row by rows. So many things can be done with the rows.
—Leona Phillips on December 11, 2015Bit of Whimsy these are so adorable
—Lori Smanski on December 11, 2015Birdies and Trees, and Winter Friends . . . can’t decide between those two . . . all are so cute though.
—Kathleen on December 11, 2015Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I am more traditional so would probably start with the classic patchwork.
—Bev Gunn on December 11, 2015There are so many great patterns in this book! I’d have to pick the Bit of Whimsy as my favorites.
—Jean Blythe on December 11, 2015I love the Bit of Whimsy rows, and the Garland Knot is also one of my favorites.
—Susan Israel on December 11, 2015I am loving the ‘Well Seasoned’ chapter preview. The patterns and colours just inspire me get creating =)
—Janet G on December 11, 2015Although they are all pretty, I love A Bit of Whimsy. It is so cute
—Gertie Carroll on December 11, 2015I think I would start with classic patchwork first and then work my way through the whole book! What fun.
—Karen F on December 11, 2015It would have to be Classic Patchwork, but could see myself doing all of them without getting at all bored.
—Paula Hedges on December 11, 2015Classic patchwork is my pick!
—Doris McCarty on December 11, 2015Dmac5958ataoldotcom
I like "A bit of whimsy" Love the color choices.
—Lillian K on December 11, 2015So much fun! Bit of Whimsy for me!
—Ashley on December 11, 2015So hard to choose, but I think I would have to start with ‘A Bit of Whimsy’.
—Linda B on December 11, 2015Id start with "a bit of whimsy", but i’d want to add some classics to it!
—ellen Krane on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy looks like a great project to start with. Those patterns would be great anywhere and in any colors!
—Jeanmarie Kollenkark on December 11, 2015I think I’d start with "A Bit of Whimsy". Although, I really like the Sand Pails row and the Drunkard’s Path row!
—Kathleen Dalecio on December 11, 2015Thanks for the great giveaway opportunity!
I love bird motifs, so I would definitely start with a bit of Whimsy. Thanks for the chance to win! The book and fabric look delightful!
—Pam S on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be where I would start, but I’d do some rows from the others too!
—Marion on December 11, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. I love all the rows!
—Carol on December 11, 2015Already bought the e Book and my patchwork group is making its next raffle quilt based on Whimsy. Starting at a retreat in new year.
—Irene Finch on December 11, 2015I love them all but am drawn to ‘bit of a whimsy’ i love the birds…..
—Suzanne Keal on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy- there’s great designs in each catagory but that would be my first choice !!
—Karen H on December 11, 2015My favorite is A Bit of Whimsy. Loving this book and can’t wait to get starting on the rows.
—Sue on December 11, 2015A Bit Of Whimsey is my fav
—Lawana Whaley on December 11, 2015Love Classic Patchwork!!!
—Melanie C on December 11, 2015The strips look like fun. I think I would try the fantasy ones first.
—Susan Clarkson on December 11, 2015It’s classic patchwork for me! Although I like the others, classic patchwork is always my favorite!
—Sandy A in St. Louis on December 11, 2015Well seasoned.
—Margaret on December 11, 2015They are all so cute but would chose Classic Patchwork
—Dwana Zahn on December 11, 2015I would choose a bit of Whimsy. I could use a bit of whimsy in my life right now.
—Roberta Adams on December 11, 2015I think I tend towards classic patchwork..
—Kare on December 11, 2015I would like the bit of whimsy, it looks like a lot of fun to do and the patterns are so cute.
—Donna on December 11, 2015I gotta go with A Bit of Whimsy. What fun to choose such delightful designs!
—Kay Day on December 11, 2015I’d be tempted to do Sandy Klop’s design first: I just love it!!!
—Helen LeBrett on December 11, 2015I love all the designs, but if I had to pick only one, it would be classic patchwork.
—Kim Zeigler on December 11, 2015I think I like well seasoned the most. Thanks for the great giveaway!
—Pam Reim on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned has my name written all over it!
—Lisa on December 11, 2015I think I would choose Bit of Whimsy first. The appliqué and piecing in these rows are so cute. I love all the designs though.
—Kathleen on December 11, 2015I’d choose to start with A Bit of Whimsy. But they are so interesting.
—Rochelle on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy! Then Well Seasoned. Love these patterns.
—Carol on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy sounds enticing to start!
—Janet on December 11, 2015I would definitely choose a Bit of Whimsy! What an awesome book! Great inspiration for doing a Row by Row with my sewing group !
—Lorri Brager on December 11, 2015Well Seasoned would be my choice but all are lovely!!
—Jeanne Stout on December 11, 2015Well I would begin with Classic Patchwork. Then the Whimsy would be the next to start. Now with the book and armload of fabric, that is my favorite thing!
—Althea Klosterman on December 11, 2015A bit of whimsy, love it!
—Michele on December 11, 2015I would choose a Bit of Whimsy first they look like fun.
—Judy on December 11, 2015I would choose Thread and Pin Cushion by Sandy Gervais as she lives near my home town in Iowa, and, I love to quilt.
—Arl Carlson on December 11, 2015I would start with the Well Seasoned. I love fall and I can’t wait to make pumpkin row.
—Jane Hobson on December 11, 2015I love them all but do believe, just like myself, Well Seasoned would be my first choice—–love, love, love this book, 🙂
—Charlotte Williams on December 11, 2015I really like Classic Patchwork because it has rows with stars in them and stars are always my favorite!
—Vicki Sprain on December 11, 2015Thank you for this great give away. I love all of the row quilts but would jump right into the Bit of Whimsy quilts!
—Laurel Smith on December 11, 2015I think I’d pick Row Houses from the Bit of Whimsy first. I’ve always wanted to do houses.
—Nancy Eriksen on December 11, 2015I think I would work on the Well Seasoned section first. What a great book,thanks for the opportunity to win.
—virginia dale on December 11, 2015start from the beginning ofcourse
—Hilda Krebs on December 11, 2015Very hard to choose maybe I would do the classic first then The Bit of Whimsy.
—Chris on December 11, 2015A Bit of Whimsy. Wash Day captured me right away.
—Sandy on December 11, 2015I would start with "A Bit of Whimsy". There are three rows there that I simply must make. What a delightful book!
—JoAnne T. on December 11, 2015Bit of whimsy is my fav.Amazing giveaway,thank you for the chance to win it.
—Danijela on December 12, 2015I Love the Classic Patchwork, it would be great fun… lots of possibilities.
—Shirley Vick on December 12, 2015I love the classic Patchwork.
—Shirley Vick on December 12, 2015I would love to do all of them.
—Bridget Fletcher on December 12, 2015But my favourite chapter is "Well Seasoned"
A Bit of Whimsy
—Jeanne on December 12, 2015I have to go with the Clasic Patchwork, No -a Bit of Whimsy. Oh, just can’t deside.
—Shirley on December 12, 2015A bit of Whimsy would be my choice, (and I like the Classic too) Thank you.
—Sunnybec on December 12, 2015Classic Patchwork would be my first choice
—Lynnette Lamance on December 12, 2015A bit of Whimsy to start, so many beautiful designs
—ELIZAJANE on December 12, 2015They’re all so great, but I think I’d start with A Bit of Whimsy.
—Allison Evrard on December 12, 2015I would love to start with Chapter 1 "A little bit of whimsy"
—Jean Ashley on December 12, 2015I like A Bit of Whimsy. Beautiful fabric collections, thanks for the giveaway!
—Alesha K on December 12, 2015I like A Bit of Whimsy, especially Snowy Day.
—Nancy on December 12, 2015This looks like a fun book. All of the collections are beautiful. I think I would start with Classic Patchwork and then do some Whimsy. But I could change my mind.
—Renie on December 12, 2015My favourite is Classic Patchwork. The others are great looking. Thank you for a chance to win. Merry Christmas !
—Sheila Ivany on December 12, 2015I really liked all the choices but would probably start with A Bit of Whimsy first. Always wanted to do a row quilt with our group. Thanks for a chance to win.
—Kathy on December 12, 2015My first choice would be A Bit of Whimsy!
—Deb M on December 12, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy. I love Wash Day by Pat Sloan. I have never done a row quilt but I think I might now.
—Diana Collins on December 12, 2015I would choose Classic Patchwork
—Suzanne Anderson on December 12, 2015I would choose A Bit of Whimsey. I’d love the spool row in my sewing room.
—Karen Watkins on December 12, 2015The Well Seasoned patterns would be first in the project list. I give away almost all my orojects and the patterns would be perfect for several people.
—Stephanie Lau on December 12, 2015Classic Patchwork would be my choice! And I love the example that is done in red and cream or tan colors.
—Kathy Hoback on December 12, 2015I would start with what I think is the hardest which is A bit of whimsy and then go on to the other rows.
—Trudy on December 12, 2015I like the classic patchwork. What a wonderful idea for a quilting book!
—Carmen Tucker on December 12, 2015I would start with A bit of Whimsy and then add some of the Classic to the borders.
—Cindy C on December 12, 2015I’d start with Classic Patchwork, hands down. I love a quilt with roots. However, I’d definitely have to have generous doses of the other chapters as well. What a delightful collection of creativity!
—Carole S. on December 12, 2015I am so impressed with you new row-by-row designs. This gives me an idea for a new quilt from an old pattern. I will post a picture when I get it done. Thanks for the inspiration.
—Linda on December 12, 2015Well Seasoned.
—Diane Beavers on December 12, 2015A project to accompany any décor I may have. Thank you!
It’s tough to pick, I think I’d start with Well Seasoned:)
—Susan .Mortimore on December 12, 2015These are so pretty!! I like the bit of whimsy collection. Thanks for the great giveaway!
—Sunnie on December 12, 2015I would choose bit of whimsey. It show cases my life and the things that are relevant to me. Sewing, dogs, home, music, nature and CHRISTMAS!
—Pam Toulouse on December 12, 2015I’m a classic patchwork sort. So that would be so much fun to work through.
—VFitz on December 12, 2015I would make Winter Friends first.
—Mary Ann on December 12, 2015Classic Patchwork resonates with me. I love the colors chosen in the row by row samples by the designers.
A Bit of Whimsy,Well Seasoned, and Classic Patchwork just seem to be wonderful moods in a quilting day!
Row by Row. What a wonderful and creative idea!
—Carole Plourde on December 12, 2015What a wonderful Book, Love the French General Drunkards path, have never sewn this block now I will give it a try. Thanks for opportunity.
—Marilyn on December 12, 2015J’aime Snowy Day par Anne Sutton, c’est celui que je ferais en premier, mais tous me plaisent, un à la suite de l’autre assurement !!!
Translation: I like Snowy Day by Anne Sutton, it’s that I would do first, but all I like, one after the other!!!
—brodine on December 12, 2015Both bundles are beautiful! I must say I love French General!
—cindy zimmerman on December 12, 2015I would probably choose A Bit of Whimsy first, but Well Seasoned has some close seconds!
—Kari on December 12, 2015I was immediately drawn to Pat Sloan "Wash Day" row. It made me think of my grandma who always hung out laundry on wash day and who also passed on to me a love for all types of handwork.
—Andrea Westpfahl on December 12, 2015A Bit of Whimsy really caught my eye and would start with this chapter. I have never done a row by row quilt pattern and this book just gives me the inspiration to try it.
—Anne on December 12, 2015That is a great give a way. Like the whimsy colors
—Bea on December 12, 2015I think I would choose from the Bit of Whimsy first but they are all very nice. Hard to choose just one.
—Barbara Hosford on December 12, 2015I would choose Well Seasoned first.
—Judy Beebe on December 12, 2015Wow, at least one in each category immediately jumped out at me. I think I would start with A Bit of Whimsy and work my way down the line.
—Lori S on December 12, 2015"A Bit of Whimsy" is my first choice. Thanks for your generous giveaway!
—Janey on December 12, 2015I would definitely go to Classic Patchwork first!! I especially love the Double Stars by Barbara Brackman. I have made a row quilt before and they are so much fun!!!
—Diane H. on December 12, 2015The Drunkard’s Path border is one I’ve been eyeing for awhile now. So the Classic Patchwork would be the starting point for me. I love this! I haven’t Needed a new quilt book in awhile, this one is awesome!
—Sara on December 12, 2015I’ve been wanting to do a row quilt. A Bit of Whimsey would be my first choice.
—Carol Gearey on December 12, 2015I prefer the Classic Patchwork
—Beverly Porter on December 12, 2015I would choose a bit of whimsy first-wash day reminds e of my mom.
—Becky Cull on December 12, 2015Has to be seasons as I love Kansas Troubles
—Phyllis Hawkins on December 12, 2015I’d read a bit of whimsy first so I could put it in the middle of a classic patchwork quilt!
—Marcia P. on December 12, 2015Definitely would start with A Bit of Whimsy
—Stephanie Loupee on December 12, 2015I would begin with the "Well Seasoned."
—Marlene on December 12, 2015I’m rarin" to go on a Bit of Whimsy! The "Sing Your Song" bird is coming to my house!
—Karen on December 12, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would be where I would start.
—Karen DH on December 12, 2015A Bit of Whimsy for me, but all the rows look great. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Mildred Plaskett on December 12, 2015I’d choose to start with a Bit of Whimsy. The fabrics are lovely–I always love Moda fabrics!
—Kathleen C on December 12, 2015I would choose the whimsy chapter. It has so many of the things I love along with the colors I love.
—Katherine on December 12, 2015I would start with "a bit of whimsy". You should never take yourself too seriously, always add some fun and silliness.
—Gloria Goins on December 12, 2015A bit of whimsy for me as a beginning quilter. I could tell a beautiful visual story for one of my grandchildren
—Heather Medhurst on December 12, 2015I have never done a row quilt. A Bunny Playdate and Sand Pails caught my eye, love those designs, but they are all lovely! A great book to have! My grandkids would love a quilt like that….actually two of my granddaughters make quilts like gramma and love this hobby.
—Cynthia Fedak on December 12, 2015Would definitely start in Chapter "A Bit Of Whimsye"!!! Loooove every single Row!!! 🙂
Thanks for chance to win this Awesome book…and Fabrics too!! 😀
—Lori Morton on December 12, 2015I would choose well seasoned first Love them all in that section!
—Paula on December 12, 2015Love this years theme! I love the seasons.
—Marianne Less on December 12, 2015Love a bit of whimsy.
—Rivka Hamdani on December 12, 2015A Bit Of Whimsy is too charming for words. My first choice.
—Dell Martinez on December 12, 2015Classic patchwork for sure but really love the blender row ideas.
—Jade on December 12, 2015Definitely a difficult choice but Well Seasoned would be my first with bit of whimsy as a close-second.
—Janet on December 12, 2015I think I would choose well seasoned. I LOVE the redwork snowmen
—Joan on December 12, 2015A Bit of Whimsey is my pick.
—Jackie Wisherd on December 12, 2015Classic Patchwork … I love the charm of all the different fabrics!
—Pat on December 12, 2015Classic Patchwork. I love the look of all the rows, what fun it will be to make an All-in-a-Row quilt!
—Audrey on December 12, 2015My first choice would be the "well seasoned".
—Katie Christoffersen on December 12, 2015Classic Patchwork is my absolute favorite, but as I like them all, it was a difficult decision.
—Linda on December 12, 2015classic patchwork is my pick
—Laura Wernet on December 12, 2015Wash Day or Snow Day. I love whimsy and they are just so cute!
—Ronnie Gosnell on December 12, 2015I truly love all the patterns in "A Little Bit of Whimsy" and would have trouble choosing any one over another. These designs certainly appeal to my imagination in every way imaginable!
—Norma Weeks on December 12, 2015The Whimsical designs are my overall favourites, but there are some rather nice designs in the other chapters too.
—Mez on December 12, 2015It would have to be Well Seasoned.
—Cindy on December 12, 2015Love all of them, but A Bit of Whimsy is my choice.
—Sarah Barton on December 12, 2015Classic, but I am sure I would try many others too.
—Linda Christianson on December 12, 2015Oh, I think A Bit of Whimsy has some really cute ideas!
—allison on December 12, 2015I’m a sucker for snowmen, so I would go directly to Anne Sutton of Bunny Hill Designs (love the pumpkins from Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings, too!)
—Becky Schultz on December 12, 2015I’d look first at Classic patterns, since I love traditional styles.
—Louise K. on December 12, 2015A Bit of Whimsey for sure!
—Sage Howard on December 12, 2015I would start in the Classics chapter. I’d follow that with the Whimsy chapter, and go on from there. This book is so much fun. It’s definitely on my want list.
—Brenda on December 12, 2015Classic patchwork!
—Greta on December 12, 2015I agree with those choosing well seasoned.
—Alice on December 12, 2015I would choose A Bit Of Whimsy.
—Molly Riemann on December 12, 2015A Bit Of Whimsy, but with reproduction fabric, love Sing your Song, American Jane
—Jette Joergensen on December 12, 2015I love them all, but I would probably go with A Bit of Whimsy (especially the Snowy Day).
—Kim Newberg on December 12, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is my first pick but I love them all!
—Nancy R. on December 12, 2015Love them all for different reasons but I’d have to say Well Seasoned if my favorite.
—Rose Landon on December 13, 2015I have to choose? I’m looking forward to it all! I ordered the ebook and trying to clear my schedule so I can start sewing! I love it! I can’t wait!
—Danette Roundy on December 13, 2015Think you for fre patterns
—Morange Edwige on December 13, 2015All are beautiful
Yours sincerily
I live in France
I would choose to start in the Well Seasoned chapter. The possibilities are almost endless!
—Judy S. on December 13, 2015A bit of whimsy would suit me. What great examples were shown above.
—Amy on December 13, 2015I think I would pick Classic patchwork!
—Karrie Smith on December 13, 2015I would definitely do some Classic Patchwork first, the star-Irish chain row is calling my name! (We Are Family designed by Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree and Company)
—Christine Olshefsky on December 13, 2015They’re all great but I’ll choose A Bit of Whimsy.
—Maureen Rawson on December 13, 2015They are all wonderful I think I would start with wash day first. It just stands out to me, makes me think of summer days spent at my grandmother’s house when I was a kid.
—sammi G on December 13, 2015I absolutely love them ALL! A very difficult decision. But as I am surrently working on a Christmas quilt with embroidered blocks, I believe, right now, I would be inclined to make the Row by Kathy Schmitz…..red and cream patchwork, with an embroidered Christmas block. Fun times!
—LYNN HAMPTON on December 13, 2015Classic Patchwork! Love the row called "A Tisket, A Tasket," designed by Alma Allen!
—Lynn on December 13, 2015Eeney, meeney, miney mo… I’l start with Classic Patchwork.
—Laura Carter on December 13, 2015They are all beautiful, but I love A Bit of Whimsey…. good luck to everyone!
—Michele on December 13, 2015Bit of whimsy. I want to get out of the box.
—Pam B. on December 13, 2015i am a traditional quilter, so the Classic Patchwork would be my choice. But I am known to ge into doing a bit a whimsy, too! All of the rows look like great fun, and the fabrics are gorgeous.
—Pamela Wright on December 13, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is the one for me! Thanks for the chance.
—Christine on December 13, 2015Oh for sure, A Bit of Whimsy. Just what I will need in the gloomy Pacific North West right now.
—linda on December 13, 2015I can’t wait to start a row!! My first one will be probably be Double Stars by Barbara Brackman…oooh wait, maybe A Tisket, A Tasket by Alma Allen (love baskets)…but I love Camille’s Twinkle. Really can’t decide…Love them all!
—Pam Crecelius on December 13, 2015I would go for "well seasoned"
—sop.hie.s on December 13, 2015I just adore the Garland Knot by Brenda Riddle. I think that would be my first choice. It will surprise my friends because I rarely do appliqué. Perhaps this is a good starting place.
—Wynn Martin on December 13, 2015I’d be in with Bit of Whimsy along iwth all the others, nice, perky and colorful for spring. Holiday cheers!
—Carol W on December 13, 2015A bit of Whimsy! they are all wonderful!!!!
—yvonne craig on December 13, 2015I really like row quilts, and this one looks like fun! The classic patchwork would be my first choice.
—laurie on December 13, 2015I would start with a Bit of Whimsy with Thread and Pincushion.
—Annette S. on December 13, 2015I’d start with Classic Patchwork, because that is my comfort zone. Then I would branch out and start challenging myself!
—Barb Johnson on December 13, 2015A bit of whimsy sounds good to me!
—Debby on December 13, 2015I would choose anything in the classic patchwork, always my favorite.
—Linda on December 13, 2015I love the Classic rows!
—Donna Harry on December 13, 2015I alway love anything by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts, so Bird on a Pumpkin is one of my favorite, but I also love Snow Day, by Bunny Hill.
—Moki48 on December 13, 2015Oh wow.. How can one choose??? I love several in each style.. but if I only can choose one it would be "A Bit of Whimsy".
—Darrell on December 14, 2015I would pick a A Bit of Whimsy! I especially like Fetch designed by Barbara Groves and Mary Jacobson.
—Nicole Sender on December 14, 2015I want to try them all, but I will start with Classic Patchwork. Thanks and Happy Holidays!
—Lee Taylor on December 14, 2015A bit of Whimsy looks so cool!! I’d love to start with Wash Day!
—Angela on December 14, 2015I think the "Bit of Whimsey" sounds fun–Great giveaway!!
—Barb K. on December 14, 2015A bit of Whimsey for me!
—Brenda Bartocci on December 14, 2015I would sew the most from A Bit of Whimsy!
—mara on December 14, 2015This is such a fun idea! I would probably pick one of the Classic Patchwork patterns since they look the easiest and I am relatively new to quilting. =)
—Marissa C. on December 14, 2015Classic Patchwork – you can’t go wrong with a classic look!
—Summer on December 14, 2015Love them ALL! The classic double sawtooth star caught my fancy, but seasonal would also make delightful decor and gifts!
—Gina M on December 14, 2015I would love A Bit Whimsy
—Patricia Dameron on December 14, 2015I would choose from A Bit of Whimsy first, and then all the others–every single row is SO beautiful! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Linda M on December 14, 2015I would start with "A Bit of Whimsy" – the patterns look so cheerful and playful and I have a new grandchild that is all of that and more! It would be fun to start a quilt for him and have it ready for his first birthday.
—Susan Putman on December 14, 2015Like many others A Bit of Whimsy would be my choice.
—Charlotte on December 14, 2015What a difficult choice! Each category has rows I would enjoy making. If I have to choose, I choose A Bit of Whimsy.
—Denise on December 14, 2015I would try the Classic Patchwork first, but I do like them all.
—Gwendolyn Clark on December 14, 2015Birdies & trees is beyond adorable 😍That would be my first.
—Jamie on December 14, 2015Love them all but would start with a Bit of Whimsy. It will get me out of my current comfort zone.
—Suzanne Golden on December 14, 2015I would start with Classic Patchwork!
—auschick in va on December 14, 2015A bit of whimsy looks challenging to try. It would be my 2nd quilt.
—dianne grist on December 14, 2015Merry Christmas! !!
Love row by row quilts, no 2 are ever the same.
—Mona Dykhouse on December 14, 2015Well Seasoned
Can’t wait to get started.
—Lynnda on December 15, 2015Classic patchwork would be first, but all are great!
—Becky on December 15, 2015Classic Patchwork would be my first choice! Those Moda folks really have it all sewn together! 🙂
—Christy Donahue on December 15, 2015While I intend to use them all, a touch of whimsy would be my first choice because they are just so sweet and I am going to use them for granddaughter quilts. Go Moda!
—Susan Belyea on December 15, 2015I like all the choices, but probably the Classic would be the first for me to tackle. I love the drunkard path by Kaari at French General.
—Margaret L on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsey !
—Terri Mc on December 15, 2015Thread and Pincushion designed by Sandy Gervais of Pieces from My Heart will be my choice I am just learning to sew.
—Jessisca on December 15, 2015a bit of whimsy. its so whimsical!
—pam on December 15, 2015A bit of Whimsy draws me to it first, especially the singing birds and the washing on the line. After that it would be the classic patchwork as I always enjoy the ‘practice’ of making my corners/squares/etc the right size with accurate seams (well as accurate as possible – I’m always learning!)
—Deborah on December 15, 2015I like a bit of whimsy. The clothes on the line are really cute.
—Dortha on December 15, 2015Hard to choose since I really like all 3, but I guess I will choose Classic Patchwork. Looks like such fun!
—Kay McCaffery on December 15, 2015A bit of Whimsy. And a little Classic Patchwork. So hard to pick. I want to make them all.
—Bobette on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsy to start, I’m especially lovin’ those Row Houses and Wash Day.
—EllenB on December 15, 2015Since I refer to myself as a "Well Seasoned" "Classic" and have "A Bit of a Whimsy" personality, it is going to be very hard to choose! Thanks for the wonderful collection…..ellen
—Ellen on December 15, 2015Classic Patchwork is the one for me! (Although I love everything Janet Clare does and I will make Carrie Nelson’s row houses as soon as I can)
—Jean on December 15, 2015A bit of whimsy to start with many side excursions!
—Debbi on December 15, 2015I would start with a bit of whimsy since it looks really fun, I can’t wait to make Carrie’s houses either! Thanks for the great giveaway!
—Diana Wylie on December 15, 2015Yikes! Kind of hard to pick a favorite as they are all inspiring! I’m usually a Classic Patchwork quilter but the "Bit of Whimsy" always gets my attention. Thank you for the sweet giveaway. The book and fabric look beautiful!
—Loris Mills on December 15, 2015I think A Bit of Whimsy! My copy was waiting on my porch when I got home yesterday. We’re having a snow storm today so I’m going to make some tea and sit and drool over the book!
—Miss Jean on December 15, 2015Snowy Day by Anne Sutton would be appropriate for my first block. What a great book, filled with designs from so many of my favorite designers. Thank you, Moda and Martingale!
—Clara Chandler on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsey…..of course! What FUN!
—Lizzie on December 15, 2015A bit of whimsy!
—Sue Marshall on December 15, 2015Ohhh! This is going to be a treasure! I don’t know if I want to do Kate Spain’s row or Jen Kingwell’s row first! Or maybe Sandy Gervais…. Too hard to decide! Thanks for the giveaway and keeping quilters everywhere inspired and busy dreaming up their next adventure!
—Debby Warthen on December 15, 2015I love Kansas Troubles lines so would love to win that. I think I’ll mix and match my rows. Like the baskets of Betsy Chutchian.
Barbara
—Barbara Cissne on December 15, 2015I’d choose Bit of Whimsy first but I love all of them.
—Patricia on December 15, 2015The Classic Patchwork would be my starting point. It ALL looks like fun!
—Mary on December 15, 2015Oh my goodness, I can’t choose. . .I have a favorite in each group but, if I have to, I would probably choose "Well Seasoned" I love seasonal quilts.
—Deb B on December 15, 2015Classic Patchwork. Jen Kingwell’s row is my favorite.
—Linda F. on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsy would probably be my 1st look. 🙂
—Connie Cain on December 15, 2015craftyccain@gmail.com
I love whimsy! That’s where I would start.
—Nancy McKenzie on December 15, 2015I can’t decide what to do first maybe some whimsy with a patchwork accent.
—Patty Archuleta on December 15, 2015A bit of whimsy definitely!
—Marianne on December 15, 2015Classic Patchwork for me!
—Natalie on December 15, 2015I’d start with traditional patchwork. I love the way the pieces fit just so.
—Chris Johnson on December 15, 2015Classic patchwork for me! I would like to learn appliqué but I feel secure with the traditional patchwork. Thank you
—Judy Blinkenberg on December 15, 2015Most certainly whimsy! I love Janet Clare’s bunnies. We have a cottontail living under our back deck. I would make the first row in honor of "Peter."
—Melissa G. on December 15, 2015Pat Sloans clothesline would be my first row.
—Lynn on December 15, 2015A bit of whimsy looks like a fun place to start!
—Susie on December 15, 2015Classic Patchwork !!
—Carmen N on December 15, 2015Classic patchwork. Thanks a bunch!
—Jane on December 15, 2015I love the Bit of Whimsy rows. Would definitely do one of those first.
—Judy Vogt on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is where I would start. I love Sing Your Song.
—Kathie Feller on December 15, 2015I’ll start with traditional patchwork, and then…………
—Maggiie White on December 15, 2015I’d pick Classic Patchwork–I’m thinking we all need a little "Twinkle" in January.
—susan y. on December 15, 2015I’d definitely start with a Bit of Whimsy!
—AmandaA on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is just so sweet. That would be my first choice but can’t wait to try them all.
—Cheryl B on December 15, 2015I love classic patchwork! I try all sorts of styles, but I always come back to the classics. Thanks for the chance!
—Kathy Henderson on December 15, 2015Thread and Pincushion in A Bit of Whimsy…something cute for my sewing room!
—Iaci Flanders on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsy to start but then on to Classic with French General fabrics, then….
—SK on December 15, 2015A bit of whimsy would be my first choice, but I love them all!
—Joan on December 15, 2015classic patchwork
—Chris K on December 15, 2015I love them all and can’t wait for this book! The inclusion of blender rows, to me, are key to a beautiful row quilt, and Lissa Alexander’s rows are so charming! They’ll add rhythm and repetition and will be great transitions between feature rows.
—Cindy D on December 15, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy, for sure. I can see our sewing group doing something with this book!
—Lorna Alexander on December 15, 2015A Bit of Whimsy is where I’d start!
—Terri E on December 15, 2015I love Well Seasoned!!
—karen woodhull on December 15, 2015A bit of whimsy ,love soft colors .
—margaret ballinger on December 15, 2015I’d start with A Bit of Whimsy.
—Linda S. on December 15, 2015Twinkle – I’m loving those stars.
—Denise Beck on December 15, 2015I love them all but would in enjoy Drunkards Path and Row of houses.
—Marge Dominic on December 15, 2015I love classic quilt designs. There is a reason people still make them and classic can look totally fresh and new with gorgeous the gorgeous frabrics listed above. It’s also amazing that the profits will help so many parents feed their kids. Its the worst feeling watching your kids be hungry.
—Valerie Dunham on December 15, 2015I just love "fetch".
—Karen Friederich on December 15, 2015That is such a hard choice! I think either a bit of whimsy or classic patchwork. I love the applique rows as well as the patchwork ones. What a wonderful book! Thanks- K-
—Kristy Wilkinson on December 15, 2015Classic Patchwork for sure. LOVE he stars!!!
—Barbara Lamb on December 15, 2015What a hard decision to make! I love all three. I think I would start with Well Seasoned. I love the idea of creating a quilt row by row.
—Priscilla on December 16, 2015A bit of Whimsy would be my first choice 🙂
—Dawn S on December 16, 2015I would start with the classic patchwork section and work my way through all the rows.
—Kathy B on December 16, 2015Think I’d start off with A Bit of Whimsy… but not sure which one!
—Karen S. on December 16, 2015I would start with A Bit of Whimsy and the Ville Fleurie fabric looks gorgeous! 😊
—Anne B on December 16, 2015where to start? tough choice between a bit of whimsey and well seasoned. Several in both chapters that I would do!
—sissa on December 16, 2015I would start with the Classics and add a few from the other groups. Barbara Cissne
—Barbara Cissne on December 16, 2015They are all lovely designs for the quilt, but I think I would start with A Bit Of Whimsy
—Kirsten on December 16, 2015A Bot of Whimsy sounds great!
—Emily C on December 16, 2015Whimsical," A Bit of Whimsy" is where I would start, but where I would end hmmmm?
—Cori on December 16, 2015I love the Classics because they never go out of style.
—Jill F on December 16, 2015I’m A Bit of Whimsy girl. I’m really drawn to the houses, the snowmen, and the clothes on the line. Thank you! I learned something about myself today!
—Patience Griffin on December 16, 2015I love the country style so I’m drawn to "A Bit of Whimsy". I like all of the row by rows and am looking forward to buying the book.
—Kim Hall on December 16, 2015What a wonderful book you have there . I believe I would try out Well Seasoned first but a bit of whimsy looks good too. in stitches
—Annette Schultz on December 17, 2015Definitely start from the Classic Patchwork chapter — but love them all!! Enough inspiration to make many different quilts!!
—Carol C. on December 17, 2015I think I would start in the Classic Patchwork chapter. I really like the black and red "Bloom" too!
—Jackie on December 17, 2015I would do a bit of whimsy patterns first.
—carol nelson on December 17, 2015Love them all but many of my favs are in ‘a Bit of Whimsy’ (and I simply love the word whimsy!) Surprising to see some of these designs from some of my fav. designers, whimsy indeed.
—Sally Murray on December 17, 2015I would go for the Classic Patchwork patterns. They are always timeless.
—Sillenn on December 17, 2015I would do A Bit of Whimsy first and then decide from there what to do next
—Judith on December 17, 2015I have my book and I’ve already designed my quilt top! I’m choosing rows from all the categories!
—Jennifer Schultz on December 17, 2015Thank-you for this wonderful giveaway. It was a tough decision but, I pick A little Whimsy chapter. I especially love the clothesline and snowmen ones.
—Ann Madison on December 17, 2015Whimsey
—Monica on December 17, 2015Classic patchwork
—Jennifer Jordan on December 17, 2015I love the bit of whimsy. thanks for the chance to win
—Rebecca H on December 17, 2015I like Sand Pails the best, but ALL of the blocks are tempting!
—cathy on December 18, 2015