Our annual top ten list is here! Today we reveal your favorite quilt books of 2016—the ones you voted for every time you bought a new book. So thank YOU for being a passionate quilt-book lover!
Which books reached the top of the list? Read on to find out—then enter our BIG giveaway to win them all (a $309.88 retail value)! Click on any cover to purchase a book or save it to your wish list at ShopMartingale.com.
#10: Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers
Carol Hopkins
Madder reds, poison greens, cheddars . . . if you’re like Carol Hopkins, you never toss a Civil War scrap. Pat yourself on the back for saving them—they’re perfect for these jaw-dropping quilts from the crowning jewel in the Civil War Legacies series.
Amazon.com review: “WOW! I have the other two books in this series as well and I love them all! This is one of those books that makes you want to dig through your scraps and make every quilt . . . earned a place among my very favorite quilt books!”
See all the quilts from volume III >
#9: Striking Strip Quilts: 16 Amazing Patterns for 2½"-Strip Lovers
Kate Henderson
Kate’s so clever at transforming 2½" strips into fresh designs that stitch up quick—and we mean quick. Most blocks in Kate’s quilts measure between 12″ and a whopping 36″ square!
Amazon.com review: “I love this book, amazing projects. I bought two books by chance, both from Kate Henderson . . . and they are the best. I’d recommend it to everyone.”
See more striking strip quilts >
#8: Stitches from the Garden: Hand Embroidery Inspired by Nature
Kathy Schmitz
Sprinkled among Kathy’s spectacularly embroidered nature scenes are her charming hand-drawn sketches and watercolors—each page is as inspiring as the projects you can create.
ShopMartingale review: “I have been poring over this beautiful book! And as a surprise (to me) the embroidery projects are simple enough for someone like me, who is a beginner.”
#7: Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple – 15 Sensationally Scrappy Quilts from Precuts
What’s so simple about these scrappy quilts? They’re precut friendly—getting a sensationally scrappy look is a cinch. Use precuts, stash fabrics, precious scraps, or a combo. The choice is yours and the quilts are gorgeous!
Amazon.com review: “Loved how all different cuts of fabric were used, not just scraps but Jelly Rolls, fat eighths, fat quarters, charm squares, Layer Cakes, and yardage. I particularly liked the scraps of wisdom questions that were answered by each designer.”
See more simple scrap quilts >
#6: Snow Happy: Whimsical Embroidery Designs to Mix and Match
Robin Kingsley
These sweet little snowmen have melted our hearts—and yours! Hand stitched in beautiful bluework embroidery, these charming, practical projects will spread warmth and good cheer throughout the frostiest time of year and chase away those winter “blues.”
Review from ShopMartingale: “Robin’s new book is beautifully written and laid out. I especially appreciate her tips throughout the book! Robin’s darling designs will keep you smiling while you stitch.”
#5: The New Hexagon: 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece
Katja Marek
Katja has wowed thousands of quilters with not one, but two quilt-alongs based on her bestseller. If you’re a part of the hexie craze—or if your hex-curious—this inspiring book of EPP blocks is essential.
Review from ShopMartingale: “Excellent book, I am hooked. I so appreciate the careful instruction Katja uses throughout. Now back to stitching!”
#4: Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects
Gail Pan
Gail’s sweet designs are a delight to see and a dream to embroider. Join her signature bird, leaf, and vine motifs with adorable holiday scenes, from happy elves and angels to heartfelt sayings that will inspire the Christmas spirit.
Review from Amazon.com: “Darling embroidery and festive quilt patterns are perfect to deck your halls, and your friend’s and family’s as well. These projects make great gifts . . . the embroidery patterns could be used on all sorts of projects.”
Get into the holiday spirit! See more >
#3: Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters
Jo Morton
Jo hosts her popular Jo’s Little Women Club to share her love of vintage-style quilts; this sentimental collection spotlights lovely little quilts from the club’s early years. Jo also shares her unique tips for decorating with small quilts. In short, you’ll fall in love.
Review from Amazon.com: “This book of little quilts is a little gem. Patchwork is simple, directions are clear, and designs are beautiful. Jo hit it out of the park with this book!”
#2: Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style
Kim Diehl
Kim’s first-ever book dedicated to the holiday season will have you dreaming of the next December and wishing for snow every year. Seriously, are you itching to stitch those adorable Scrap-Basket Stockings as much as we are? There’s still time!
Review from Amazon.com: “This book exceeds my expectations because it not only includes nice quilt projects but because it also gives us a glimpse of who Kim Diehl, the person, is through recipes and projects and the stories behind them.”
See Kim’s inspiration for Christmas >
#1: Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs
A whopping 24 popular Moda designers each created a row in her signature style, and you’ve been rowing along with them ever since! With classic, seasonal, and whimsical rows to choose from—plus nine blender rows to finish quilts with flair—the creative combinations are unlimited. Thank you for making All in a Row #1!
Review from ShopMartingale: “This book is so versatile! I love the rows together but separately they would make beautiful quilts. I am using one block for pillow covers! Great idea to have all the designers work together!”
See all 24 rows and how to use them >
Visit our Bestsellers page to see Martingale’s top-selling knitting, crochet, and sewing books of 2016.
Now, have we got a doozy of a giveaway for you today!
We’ve got 17 beautiful books to give away—our little nod to all the creative fun on the way in 2017! For you chance to win first, second, or third prize, tell us in the comments:
What’s your favorite book of 2016?
We’ll choose three random winners one week from today and let you know by email if you win. Good luck—and stay tuned for more inspiring books coming from Martingale in the year ahead!
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Thanks to all who entered the drawing!
Our third prize winner is Marsha, who says: “Love any Kim Diehl book… her work is beautiful.”
Our second-prize winner is Gladys, who says: “I like scrappy quilts, The New Hexagon would be my choice.”
And our grand-prize winner of ALL of our top 10 books of 2016 is Judy, who says: “Civil War Legacies III, but I love all Carol’s books!”
We’ll email you about your prizes, winners—congratulations!
Civil War Legacy III would get my vote. you publish so many great books for stitchers.
—Karen Watkins on December 19, 2016So hard to pick just one! The "I Love…" series has been a favorite of mine, especially the log cabin one. I have wanted to make a log cabin quilt for a while and this book has so many new ideas it has been inspiring.
Thanks for all the fun post over the past year and all the chances to win!
—Sandy A in St. Louis on December 19, 2016It has to be Simple Christmas Tidings. I love any book that Kim Diehl authors.
—DebrafromMD on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these and they all look great thank you for the chance to get them
—Linda on December 19, 2016I do not have any of these books, but I know I could spend hours enjoying the various projects.
—Jackie Stevens on December 19, 2016Striking Strips would be my top pick! I have several jelly rolls that need a project!
—Kathy E. on December 19, 2016Hard to choose but the Striking Strip Quilts book looks very useful and they are all full of inspiration!
—Kelly B on December 19, 2016So difficult to pick, but I’d pick Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Lori on December 19, 2016Definitely Civil War Legacies – I, II and now III!
—Sandra Navas on December 19, 2016I’m always adding jelly rolls to my stash, so Striking Strips is my choice !!!
—Bonnie L Smith on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites. I can use up all my little civil war scrap fabrics I’ve been hoarding.
—Eileen Suderman on December 19, 2016My favorite quilt book would be Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Wendi M. on December 19, 2016Thanks
I love Jo Morton’s designs, so Jo’s Little Favorites is at the top of my list.
—Karen A on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings – probably because it’s totally inspiring me during the Christmas season!
—Deb Graczyk on December 19, 2016I am all about precuts to make things easy so I pick Moda’s book of precut scrappy quilts.
—Lynne Coris on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little QUilts.
—Alice on December 19, 2016‘All In A Row’ is my favorite. It has inspired a group of six of us to exchange rows during 2017 (like a round robin).
—Jane Coleman on December 19, 2016Love all of your books (as my bookcases show!)
The New Hexagon is my pick! I love doing hexies!
—Susan Justice on December 19, 2016I have a few of these books–love Jo Morton’s little quilts and how they are styled, and making my All in a Row quilt was lots of fun! I have Scraps Made Simple on my wish list though!
—Karen in Breezy Point on December 19, 2016I have Striking Strip Quilts and like it – but haven’t made anything from it (yet)
—regina on December 19, 2016Fun to find out that I’m in good company! These books all made by favorite list 🙂
—Loris Mills on December 19, 2016I don’t own any of them yet and I think Scraps Made Simple is at the top of my ‘want’ list. These are are all great books!
Thank you for the awesome giveaway!
Though I think they all look great, my favorite is SNOW HAPPY. I love snowmen!
—Lin H on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies II – love these quilts! I want to make them all!
—Dianna M on December 19, 2016My favorite is Christmas Loves Embroidery…I like Christmas ideas and hand embroidery. What a match!
—Cheryl Zehms on December 19, 2016What a splendid collection of books! I would love them all, but I would love to share them with my quilting friends even more! This is a lovely, generous offer–thank you for it!
—Mary on December 19, 2016All in a row (Moda)!
—Misty Dupree on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon book brings a modern look to the hexagon quilt.
—Marie Walton on December 19, 2016Striking Strips!
—Cathy on December 19, 2016They’re all fabulous, but my favorite is Moda All-Stars.
—Kathy Moore on December 19, 2016My favourite book is Scraps Made Simple. I have a lot of scraps I could put to good use with this book.
—Cyndi on December 19, 2016I would have to pick the Snow Happy book as my favorite. My wonderful sister loves anything to do with snowmen and I can many things in this book that I would love to make for her to show her wonderful she really is. I would love to win as there are so many hours of enjoying and creating in those books.
—BJ Jibben on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon. I’ve pieced every block.
Wow Martha, that is an awesome accomplishment! We’d love to see them – you can tag us with #madewithmartingale on social media if you’d like to share a pic! –Jenny
—Martha Henrichs on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these books but you can never go wrong with civil war quilting books.
—Brenda on December 19, 2016I love Civil War Legacy III. I really love the colors of reproduction fabrics. I helped make the donation quilt for our guild out of those fabric and it turned out fabulous.
—Sue Idol on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts, because I am always looking for new strip quilt patterns to use for charity work!
—Linda de Beaudrap on December 19, 2016the Kim Diehl-Simple Christmas Tidings book look very nice.
—Mindy Wolfe on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III piques my interests. I have Jo Morton’s book and love it.
—Gail on December 19, 2016I love, love them all! But if I had to choose one, I think it would be the "Patchwork loves embroidery" book. Books are a great resource to look at when I need a gift for someone.
—Irene Rose on December 19, 2016They all look so inspiring! I’ve especially been drawn to Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery and Jo’s Little Favorites. I’m having trouble picking just one!
—Pat on December 19, 2016Two of my favorites, books and quilts!!!
—Carol B Copeland on December 19, 2016Striking Strips will be the next book I buy
—Andrea Harles on December 19, 2016I like Striking Strips I can see me making several projects from this book. I would like to try several other books from this collection.
—Leann on December 19, 2016OMG! I cant choose just one!
—Cynthia on December 19, 2016But as I have oodles of jelly rolls in my closet, I am going to choose Civil War Legacies III. Thank you for the giveaway!
What a wonderful variety of books. Thank you for the opportunity to win one!!
—Mary Ellen on December 19, 2016My favorite is All In A Row. The possibilities are endless. You can make a full size quilt or a cute banner and it is all your own. I would love to win.
—Connie Schofield on December 19, 2016I love row quilts so it has to be All in A Row.
—Virginia Over on December 19, 2016A Love, a tradition, a legacy and a skill to master all rolled up in one. I tell my family, especially my grand daughters because we do projects together now, there is no greater gift to give than the GIFT of TIME. If you do sewing and quilting you are most assuredly giving that to the recipients of your time and talents. LOVE Comes in many stitches…..HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU ALL and THANK YOU.
What a lovely sentiment, Patricia, thank you for sharing it! –Jenny
—Patricia M. MIller on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacy III is on my wish list. I love the old prints and patterns
—Sue Brown on December 19, 2016I would love to win one of your lovely books.
—Phylis Arechuk on December 19, 2016I love the All In A ROW book. I don’t buy as many books as I once did but that one just called to me.
—Barb Walsh on December 19, 2016Hands down, it’s Snow Happy – no, it’s Jo’s Little Favorites – no, it’s Civil War Legacies, III – no, it’s Simple Tidings – oh no, I love them all!!! What glorious books – so much inspiration, so much beauty! I want them all!!!
—Celene on December 19, 2016Wow! These books would be an amazing addition to my sewing room. I would love to win these books!
—Deb on December 19, 2016My most favorite quilting book would be "Happy Endings". After compketeing a top it is my most Go Too for finishing something unique.
—Michele Cais on December 19, 2016I have 2 of the books listed and they are wonderful. I would love to add more to my library. I think I own more Martingale books than any other publisher. If I were to win the two duplicate books I already own would be donated to my guild’s library for all to enjoy.
—Kathy on December 19, 2016WOW!!! I will try it!!! I would like to win №3 – Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters by Jo Morton more than others books (I’m not sure, because I LOVE ALL OF THESE BOOKS!!!)!
—Anna Galuzova on December 19, 2016Very hard to choose but I think Scraps Made Simple would be at the top of my list.
—Kathryn Romans on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite. Kim’s books are so easy to adapt to cutting with my Accuquilt Go! Cutter.
—Karon Rufenacht on December 19, 2016I would love to have any of these books but I think All in a Row might be my favorite.
—Pam R on December 19, 2016The new hexagon is my favourite book this year. Just love hexes.
—Sue Howell on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites would be my choice.
—Betsy on December 19, 2016I do not have any of these books. I would love them. They would also make a great addition to my collection.
—Susan Gordon on December 19, 2016I would love to have the Patchwork loves embroidery. I have one of her other books and it is great, so this Christmas one would have to be wonderful. I have been wanting to work on getting my strips cleared out so that book would be good too, but I love scraps,oh and miniatures, yes they would be fun…OK, OK…I give up…the question is too hard…I want them ALL!!!
—Cathy M on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple – I’d love this one for ideas on how to use my many, many, many,… leftovers. I hate tossing out even the tiniest scrap. Thanks so much.
—Karen J on December 19, 2016Would Love to add them all but especially Snow Happy and Civil War Legacies. I always love seeing all the books for they provide such awesome inspiration as I create my own. Thanks, Martingale!
—Erin on December 19, 2016It’s hard to pick just one. I love Kim Diehl but I also like scrappy quilt patterns and I enjoy embroidery patterns, too. So, I know I would all the books.
—Liz Dicrescenzo on December 19, 2016Oh my goodness, they are all wonderful books. Number 4 is probably my favorite because I love embroidery. I am stitching a Gail Pan design right now. I would love to win those books. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Patricia D. Roberts on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is a beautiful book if you’re looking to make a Christmas heirloom. I love Kim’s work. I also like that the book has plenty of color photos for inspiration. Easy to read instructions. I highly recommend this book. As far as the other books I’m sure they are all wonderful too as Martingale publishing does a great job. I’d love to be a winner!
—Diana Lentz on December 19, 2016I love row quilts so All in A Row would be my pick. Wow! What a great opportunity to experience some awesome books.
—Mary C on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III. Beautiful book. Happy holidays to all!
—Diana O. on December 19, 2016Tie between Civil War Legacies and Simple Christmas Tidings. What a great year for quilt books. They all look amazing!
—Alice on December 19, 2016I love scrappy!
—Diana Hendricks on December 19, 2016Stitches From the Garden.This seems to have been the year for me to rediscover embroidery and combine it with other stitching. So much fun I even FINISHED a few projects.
—Lois on December 19, 2016How do I pick? Striking Stripe quilts with precut strips is great.
—Kathy Ordal on December 19, 2016Kathy
Stitches from the Garden. I haven’t done much embroidery since I was young, but this book motivates me to want to start again.
—Marcia on December 19, 2016This is my dream list of books! I love the Civil War Legacy series. Each of the books have beautiful quilts and clear easy to understand instructions.
—Joy Meetis on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row looks so versatile. Had a sneak peek of a friend’s copy and would love to add it to my sewing library
—Gillian on December 19, 2016Favorite book of 2016 – Civil War Lagacies III
—Linda Ferguson on December 19, 2016I would love to have any of these books! Sew Much Scrappiness, embroidery, even hexagons, just love them all. If i had to pick it would be a toss up between, Civil War Legacy III, Simple Christmas Tidings and Jo’s Little Favorites, really love the colors in all of these books!! So thanks for a chance to win!!!
—Carmen Montmarquet on December 19, 2016Carmen
Tough to choose just one favorite. Stitches From the Garden.
—Justine on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s book. Loved all the projects.
—C Shoemaker on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites looks good, but I’d love to win any.
—AS on December 19, 2016My favorites are the Scrap Quilt books, the Civil War book and the Stitches in the Garden. I would enjoy any of these books!
—Char W on December 19, 2016Wow they all make me smile but Simple Christmas Tidings looks wonderful!
—Carol Vickers on December 19, 2016I have the All In A Row and love it. I love Snowmen so I would love to get the Snow Happy book, too. All the books look like fun to try, though.
—Jennifer Kinney on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings. Merry Christmas!
—Cynthia Taylor on December 19, 2016I love to stitch. The books noted have such a variety. I will enjoy doing the stitches I know and learning new ones. You have to keep learning to keep your brain active. This Grandmother loves it.
—Loralei Campbell on December 19, 2016Scraps Mad Easy would be my pick. I just started really quilting about a year ago and have quite a few pretty little odds and ends that not sure how to use. Have about 10 baskets with different colors and would love to make quilts out of them but never seem to know where to start. Scraps Mad Easy would really get me started.
—Patti Beam on December 19, 2016"Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style" is the one I would most want to buy. Second would be "Stitches from the Garden: Hand Embroidery Inspired by Nature" I have never done a row quilt though I have seen a few that I want to do so third choice would be "Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs"
—Pamela Hancock on December 19, 2016Patchwork Loves Embroidery is number 1 for me, though all are wonderful. Great way to spend a snowy afternoon reading all these books.
Thanks for the opportunity
—Marilyn on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simply by Moda looks like it would be a great motivator and one I could use to make quilts for Project Linus. I also LOVE Snow Happy because we decorate, for the holidays, in Snowmen!!
Thank you for the give away!!
—Cyndi on December 19, 2016I love Kim Diehl’s work. All of the books would inspire new projects.
—Linda B on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is my favorite book!! I love snowmen and stitching!! These little guys are the sweetest!!
—Ginger M on December 19, 2016favorite: hexagon books which I have. like civil war as well.
—linda anderson on December 19, 2016"Preserving History: Patchwork Patterns Inspired by Antique Quilts"- I just love antique quilts and while I have not made any from this book, I plan to do so.
I do have some of the books on the "Top Ten" list, so if I win I will give the duplicates to the library of the New England Quilt Museum in Lowell, MA, where I volunteer once a week.
Thank you for a great giveaway and for publishing such wonderful quilt books!
What a lovely way to share, Dottie – good luck! 🙂 –Jenny
—Dottie Macomber on December 19, 2016Stitches in the Garden looks wonderful! I love the All in A Row book which I do own. Thanks for the giveaway – who wouldn’t want to win ’em all?!!!
—Debbie Holley on December 19, 2016Scraps made Simple. Because I havea huge tote full of scraps, small remnants and left overs. Probably enough material to make several of each pattern in the book!
—Angie on December 19, 2016My favorite would be Simple Christmas Tidings. There are not enough Christmas patterns
—Vivian Bernsen on December 19, 2016Lovin the Civil War Book. The colors in the fabric collections for these quilts just feel like home to me. Thanks for the contest!
—Barb Harvey on December 19, 2016I would love to learn more about Civil War quilts, so Civil War Legacies III would be my first choice (although I think I could have chosen any one of these books as my first choice!)
—Cindy Fraher on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs is my pick.
—Mary O. on December 19, 2016Would love Striking Strip Quilts, awesome easy beautiful quilts.
—Barb Vogelpohl on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple because I have a huge tote full of scraps, remnants and left overs. Probably enough to make several quilts of each pattern in the book!
—Angie on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite of these top 10. All of them are wonderful but I have a special place in my heart for all Kim Diehl books. Merry Christmas!
—Perri Ann Kaufman on December 19, 2016My choice for a favorite is Striking Strip Quilts: 16 Amazing Patterns for 2½"-Strip Lovers.
—Vicki McMeans on December 19, 2016I would love to have any of theses books because they all are amazing and full of beautiful quilts to make.
Scrapes Made Simple is my favorite!
—Linda Pulling on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl is the book that I keep looking at but have not purchased.
—Janie Lloyd on December 19, 2016This fits right in with my style of quilts. I would love to win this book.
Thank you Martingale for giving everyone a chance to have this book.
My favorite book is Scraps Made Simple. I have so many scraps that I could use to make some beautiful quilt creations.
—Kathy Straatmann on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row is great, and I’ve never done a strip quilt so I’d love this one. All of these are wonderful though.
—Mary Ann Fogleman on December 19, 2016Snow Happy looks like great fun. They all look great.
—Pam on December 19, 2016I love scrappy quilts and Kim Diehl"s designs. What fun it would be to explore so many new patterns!
—Janet Page on December 19, 2016I love quilting book. They have so much inspiration in them and can hardly wait to start digging into a new one.
—Amelia Moore on December 19, 2016In general, I love looking at books. I love thumbing through the pages and getting inspired. The book that does catch my eye is the Sriking Strip Quilt book!
—Karin K on December 19, 2016What a way to start a new year with so many choices it would be great to have these books!
—Sheryl on December 19, 2016My favorite book this year is Moda All-Stars – Mini Marvels – 15 Little Quilts with Big Style
—Pat T. on December 19, 2016by Lissa Alexander!!
It’s an outstanding collection of beautiful patterns!… (and I can actually enlarge or adapt them, to make any size quilt, not just minis!!)
Love this book!!
Pat T.
I have Gail Pan’s and Robin Kingsley’ s books. They are great books. Any of the other books would be a great addition to my library of books.
—Sharon B on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery! My mother and I collaborate on our quilts. She does the embroidery and I do the quilting, together we are creating heirlooms for our families.
—Julie Kordick on December 19, 2016It’s really hard to pick a favorite (as I love all of the ones you have featured) but my favorite would be Civil War Legacies III. I love all of her prior books!
—Susan on December 19, 2016I like Stitches From The Garden but also like Jo’s Little Favourites. Decisions!!! Thank you for giving us this opportunity.
—Judy A on December 19, 2016I’ve been having fun with All in a Row all year long making that my coice for 2016.
—Mary on December 19, 2016What an amazing lineup of books! Stitches from the Garden is one I wasn’t aware of. Will have to add it to my list along with many others on my wishlist from this group.
—Katherine Stange on December 19, 2016Like most quilters, I would love them all. Since I have to pick just one my favorite would be "Scraps Made Simple".
—Patsy Philson on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorite’s – small projects are my passion !
—Pam Pickle on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is Stitches From The Garden. I am working on the cover project and really love it!
—Leslie Tidaback Hilmer on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings has so many projects that I would love to do…but then Striking Strips does too. They all look like great books!!
—Sharon K on December 19, 2016I love all the little quilt books, but my favorite is Civil War Legacies I,II
—Cheryl Nesbit on December 19, 2016My favorite is Scraps Made Simple. My daughter bought the book and I just fell in love with it. It is on my wish list, with the hopes of making a huge dent in my scrap basket!
—Linda Jackson on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery!
—CJ Hines on December 19, 2016My favorite book is the All In a Row book. I made the cutest quilt using several rows from that book. I’d love the Striking Strip book…..I’m always looking for fun ways to use a jelly roll!
—Susan Smith on December 19, 2016I like Gail Pan’s Christmas with Embroidery, but it’s really hard to choose just one! Thanks for the chance.
—Amanda Ashton on December 19, 2016I am fascinated with the Hexagon style and now even more with paper piecing
—Margaret on December 19, 2016I purchased a copy of Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings while on our annual West Virginia Shop Hop. I’m looking forward to making some items from the book, as well as some of her recipes. I would love to be a winner of one of the prizes! Thank you for offering this to us.
—Katherine K Morvay on December 19, 2016I have bought a few machine quilting books published by Martingale and all are great–full of photos and great explanations and by great authors! I love all the books mentioned, but three stand out to me: All In A Row, because my goal is to actually make a quilt with all the rows I’ve collected 🙂 🙂 🙂 and then Striking Strip Quilts or The New Hexagon because both look very modern.
—stephanie on December 19, 2016It is hard to choose only one! My favourite is Scraps Made Simple. Thank you for the contest. Kathy
—Kathy on December 19, 2016Scraps made Simple – it encourages me to work on nice quilts from all my boxes of scraps! But I also love all the other titles, it’s really difficult to choose!
—Arlete on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites would be my pick for fav book of 2016! What a delightful collection to win…..Pick me!
—Sheri Lesh on December 19, 2016I think "Scraps Made Simple" is my favorite 2016 book. Thank you for the opportunity to win. Good luck to all and Merry Christmas.
—LoAnn Trowbridge on December 19, 2016I have Jo’s Little Favorites and Snow Happy. I have made several projects from both books. I recommend them to everyone to read!
—Angie Little on December 19, 2016My favorite is All in a Row. The designs are wonderful and you can use them in so many different ways. All of the books look great, thank you for a chance to win!
—Marsha Burwash on December 19, 2016Love them all!!
—Sue Stokke on December 19, 2016My favorite this year was the New Hexagon by Katja Marek. I made my Millefiore quilt during her online quilt along, great book and a great quilt.
And of course you can’t go wrong with Kim Diehl
—Nancy McFall on December 19, 2016I love all the books but my favorite is the Civil War prints!
—Suzanne on December 19, 2016There are SO MANY good ones out there its hard for me to narrow it down to just one fave!Maybe I could narrow it down to just one designer,and even that is a very hard choice!! Today,my fave designer would have to be Kim Diehl,any Kim Diehl book would be my favorite.. Her designs and colors just slay me,and I find myself wanting to make all of her designs!! After Kim, Any scrap quilt book!! I am a saver of any scraps over 2 inches,so my scrap basket is always bursting at the seams!!
—M.McPeak on December 19, 2016I love all of these books and it is difficult to pick a favorite…but Stitches in the Garden is wonderful and my second choice is Civil War Legacies III.
—Cathy Bishop on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings. Love all of Kim’s books!
—Barbara Spurr on December 19, 2016I love the New Hexagon book by Katja Marek. I’ve been following along on her website doing Blocks on the Go. They are addictive!
—Gail Murray on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple!!! They’re all great books.
—jackie norwood on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is my favorite!
However, they are all number 1 in my book (no pun intended) 🙂
—Darlene Johannis on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites would be my choice. I have been saving a lot of scraps for Mini-quilts. At my age,, it’s time to switch
—Nancy Jo Marsden on December 19, 2016Rom full size quilts to minis!
I would love "Scraps Made Simple." I recently realized I need to work more from my large stash and this book would be perfect for that!
—Patti Linane on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is a favorite of mine.
—Bonnie G. on December 19, 2016My pick – All in a Row! I see great possibilities for using up the stash. Also for using the row patterns for creative borders on quilts. And, using the patterns for tote bags.
—Judy on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites – Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters
—Christine M on December 19, 2016By Jo Morton
Christmas Patchwork as I would like to make a redwork quilt in the Christmas theme, as it’s the most wonderful time of the year.
—Delia LaPointe on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl is the only book that I have and I love it. The other books look amazing too. What a giveaway!! Thank you.
—Marg on December 19, 2016What a great group of books. Scraps made simple would be my favorite. I’m always on the lookout for how I can use my leftover fabric.
—Judy on December 19, 2016All in A Row! Love the variety of the quilts in this book!
—Susan Stanton on December 19, 2016I have the Scraps Made Simple book on my Christmas list…hopefully it will help me clear out some of the stash I keep collecting!
—Pat Monaghen on December 19, 2016I would love to have Striking Strip Quilts.
—Vicki H on December 19, 2016I love Stitches from the Garden. Anything Kathy does is awesome and I love gardens and birds.
—Robin Crittenden on December 19, 2016I bought several quilting books as I love to look for designs for my stash of fabrics.
200 blocks from Quilting magazine offers ideas from applique, pieced blocks, foundation pieced and mixed media.
The cd is a bonus too. A wonderful book for inspiration and ideas.This gets my vote for my 2016 best book.
Thanks to Martingale for such a choice and value p&p to the UK.
—Ursula Garrow-Kennedy on December 19, 2016I love all the books, but would love to win Christmas Patchwork, as I love all the projects in the book.
—Betty Huss on December 19, 2016Love your books. Would love to add Kim Diehl’s book Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style to my library. Not surprised that it was #2.
—Mary Warfield on December 19, 2016I love the books from Gerri Robinson….. her quilts are so elegant and beautiful. I have a couple of them. A Cut Above – Turn Charm Squares, Strips, and More into Beautiful Patchwork is a favorite.
—Shirley on December 19, 2016I love doing scraps quilts & the Scraps book was all I needed.
—Dorothy Caswell on December 19, 2016The Striking Strip Quilt Book does indeed have some striking quilts in it! I also love how this collection of quilts takes on a more modern flair. I look forward to digging into my stash to assemble some of these beauties!
—Deb W on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl has always been one of my favorite designers. Her designs just say welcome home and please be comfortable. I would love to win her book.
—jrp53 on December 19, 2016Wow, what a great giveaway! I don’t know that I have a favorite, but All in a Row looks like fun.
—Kathy on December 19, 2016I love all your beautiful books with several on my ever growing to do list: I really love the Snow Happy book.
—Joyce Wilson on December 19, 2016There is. No question about it in my mind. Where else can you find the talents of many artists like in All in a Row. Love every pattern in that book.
—Pat Nearing on December 19, 2016All the books look wonderful.
—Marianne Boddaert on December 19, 2016It’s hard to pick a favorite from so many wonderful books! I think my top 2 would be Simple Christmas Tidings and Jo’s Little Favorites. Thanks for the great giveaway and the chance to win some wonderful books!
—Deb G. in VA on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies for sure. I don’t have this book, but I absolutely love creating civil war quilts!
—Cheri Holiday on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple and Striking Strip Quilts are my favorites.
—Sandy K on December 19, 2016I love jelly rolls and have so many that Striking Strips is my 1st choice but All the books look wonderful and I could spend hours and hours reading them and planning projects.
—Donna Smith on December 19, 2016WOW! I’m in a tizzy from these fabulous prizes. My passion is mini quilts so I have to say that my favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites. These books would make a great addition to my quilting library collection. Thank you for the chance to win. Feliz Navidad.
—Virgi on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is Stitches from the Garden with a close second of Jo’s Little Favorite’s!
—Terry K on December 19, 2016My favorite is Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidary! I love this marriage of two of my favorite needleworks.
—Ellie on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies is my favorite…!
—Mary Colgan on December 19, 2016All In a Row. I’m planning a couple of row quilts for this year! Snow Happy looks adorable too. Wow, what an amazing giveaway!
—Laura B. on December 19, 2016Sadly I’ve not bought any books this year. But i’d love All IN a row.
—Lea anne on December 19, 2016Martingale, you publish great books and asking us to choose just one! Actually, I have purchased one of the top 10 and love it, "The New Hexagon ". All these books look wonderful, my choice for one top of the list, "Stitches from the Garden ". However, the scrap quilts books are also right up there also!
—Marilynn on December 19, 2016It appears I already have one book, The New Hexagon, and I am enjoying it so much and I made quite a few Hexes. Need to buy Stitches from the Garden as I did not realise how nice that book is. Next on it will be Gail Pan’s Christmas book. A little late with Christmas on our doorstep. Thank you so much for showing them again to remind me how super they are.
—Anne S on December 19, 2016I love the Snow Happy book because I really want to try embroidery….but I am so intrigued by Katja Marek’s hexagon quilts as well. Would love to have a chance to add these to my library!
—Darlene B on December 19, 2016My favorite is Snow Happy, although they are all great!
—Cheryl on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon would be my pick.
Patricia Williams
—Patricia Williams on December 19, 2016I like all the embroidery books, but I am also fascinated by hexagons, so I will pick, "The New Hexagon: 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece," by Katja Marek
—Susan N. on December 19, 2016I would love then all. There is so many awesome projects and so little time to get them done!
—Opal Rupp on December 19, 2016I would love to have any of the books. They all look fantastic!
—Trudy Keller on December 19, 2016So hard to choose! You have so many great one. I would have to say Civil War Legacy III with Scraps Made Simple a very close second. Merry Christmas!
—Theresa Sheldon on December 19, 2016Isn’t it funny how we are just drawn drawn to certain colours, designs, ideas? When I saw Civil War Legacies III included as one of the books, I just wanted to open it up and sit down with a cup of hot chocolate.
—Gail G on December 19, 2016This is a very difficult question as I love them all. My first choice will be Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery because I love redeork and patchwork and the combination is alwsys a winner. I would like to buy them all, your book are so very good and inspiring.
—Jean Greene on December 19, 2016Haven’t tried any of these books but sure would love to!
—Gail Szpatura on December 19, 2016I love the Snow Happy: Whimsical Embroidery Designs to Mix and Match. Such cute and easy projects to make.
—Julie Hahs on December 19, 2016Christmas patchwork loves embroidery has to be at the top of my list. I have done several of the designs and made pillows for my siblings are his year.
—Wendy Hansen on December 19, 2016The new Scraps Made Simple would be neat also.
Patricia Williams
—Patricia Williams on December 19, 2016It’s so hard to choose just one favorite but I’ll choose Scraps Made Simple!!
—Jackie on December 19, 2016The Civil War Legacies series has been a favorite! Glad to see that book 3 is on your favorites list, too.
—Margaret Minton on December 19, 2016Love your site with all the beautiful quilt patterns. I have never won anything so any book would be a surprise but I do like scrap quilts. Thanks and hope to hear from you
—Jane on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts would be my favorite, with Moda All-Stars a very close second choice. I have so many ideas to make these quilts with my batik stash AND many other scraps, too!
—Audrey on December 19, 2016Your books are current and bright. Easy to follow directions and great ideas. I am beginning to love hexes.
—Marjie on December 19, 2016Marjie
The embroidery books look lovely! Stitches in the Garden is amazing!
—Stephane L. on December 19, 2016not easy to chose Snow Happy:
—Sabine on December 19, 2016#9 Striking Strip Quilts looks delightful.
—Marie Harris on December 19, 2016I have poured over all the top ten books of 2016 and am sew inspired! I would be happy happy to win! Thank you Martingale for the fabulous opportunity!
—Kerry on December 19, 2016My favorite this year was Jodi Barrows Square in a Square. Finally completed an Ohio Star quilt using her method. Would love to win any of these books. They all look wonderful.
—Theresa Powers on December 19, 2016All in a row looks like fun!!
—Mary B on December 19, 2016Wow. That is difficult. I just ordered Remembering Adelia. It is enjoyable from two levels in my soul; true life stories and quilting. I know it is not on the top 10 list, but for me, it will be a book I treasure.
—JaniceCarole on December 19, 2016My favorite book for 2016 is Simple Christmas Tidings. Love all of Kim’s books!
—Peggy Thoreson on December 19, 2016I love the embroidery books, especially the Christmas ones! And that miniature quilt book is sparking creative thoughts…
—Trudi on December 19, 2016I love them all! Scraps Made Simple, because I am a scrap quilter and Snow Happy, because I like anything with snowmen!
—Arlene Burkart on December 19, 2016Striking Strips is my favorite! I love ideas for jelly rolls!
—Melanie C on December 19, 2016Moda – Scraps Made Simple
—Camilla Sloan on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites really speaks to me. I love her designs and love making small quilts to decorate our home with and to give as gifts. Thank you — what an amazing giveway!!!
—Susan Mulvihill on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon is the freshest twist on a traditional block. Each of these books fill a niche in any quilters library.
—Denise Kuhling on December 19, 2016Gail Pan’s Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery is my favorite. I recently picked up hand embroidery again after many years, and I love it! Gail’s designs are so cute, and the projects in the book are easy to make and well explained.
—Marcia Gilbreath on December 19, 2016I’m loving "Sew Charming". Lots of small projects to use up all those 5″ squares.
—Kevin B. on December 19, 2016My favorite would be Scrap Quilt books especially the Civil War book. I would enjoy any of these books! Thanks Sylvia Burton
—Sylvia Burton on December 19, 2016Favorite book would be All in a Row, close behind that is Snow Happy. Wonderful books.
—Lanetta on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is already on my wish list!
—Robin M. on December 19, 2016All in a row. So many possibilities with these patterns.
—Nancy Adams on December 19, 2016How does one choose from a list like that? It depends on the day which is my favorite. Today The Civil War Legacies III looks beautiful, so that is the one I would pick right now.
—Mary on December 19, 2016"12-pack quilts" book by Me and my sister is great. The patterns are really nice for the kids quilts my quild at church make for missions. They are cute patterns and easy to work on and get finished to send out, especially since we need to do over 100 at times. I also love the fabrics they have. My collection is growing quite a bit.
—Bonnie Leazer on December 19, 2016I really love scappy quilts. So #7 would be my pick.
—Rebeccah Hounshell on December 19, 2016Without a doubt, Snow Happy is my favorite!
—Charlotte on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings for me.
—Collette Morton on December 19, 2016Cival War Legacies III
—Nancy B on December 19, 2016Gosh it’s so hard to pick a favorite but I think I’d have to go with Moda All Stars All in a Row. It gives you so many options to make just a block, a row, or a whole quilt. Thanks for publishing great books and for the chance to win!
—Diane Haun on December 19, 2016My favorite is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings….I have all her books and the finished quilts are just the right thing for my home
—Ruth on December 19, 2016For me it’s a toss up between two: "Civil War Legacies III" because I love CW repro quilts and have a lot of scraps. "Stitches From the Garden" because I’ve gotten back into embroidery and would love to make a project commemorating our local community garden!
—Vivian on December 19, 2016My favorites are #7: Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple and #10: Civil War Legacies III. I absolutely love making scrap quilts and I adore the Civil War reproduction fabrics!! To win these books would be phenomenal!!
—Janet Leigh on December 19, 2016It’s difficult to choose one book. I especially like the reproduction books and the embroidery books.
—Diane P. on December 19, 2016My favorite was "Tributes and Treasures". Thanks for the chance to win.
—Brenda on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon which is a new way of looking at the Hexagon motif.
—Bj Stultz on December 19, 2016This was not an easy choice. Striking Strip Quilts would probably get the most use from me. I don’t buy many precuts, but can cut my own strips to make these easy and colorful projects. I think I would love to look though each and every one of the books you are showcasing.
—Terry Helms on December 19, 2016My favorite is Kim Diehl’s book, all of her books are so inspiring and fun!
—Sara Velder on December 19, 2016My fave is The New Hexagon. Always loved hexies, and now everybody is doing such cool new stuff with them!
—Kathy on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon is my all time favourite. Great for travelling. Thanks Katja Marek.
—Linda Mill on December 19, 2016What a wonderful collection. I would love to be the recipient of this prize.
—Donna Street on December 19, 2016Thank you so much for making this offer available to some lucky quilter.
Scraps Made Simple. Any book that helps conquer my scraps is a MUST!
—Denise Paglio on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple
—Betsy on December 19, 2016I love them all and any would be a good addition to my beginner quilting library. But if I have to chose "Snow Happy" would be the one for me.
—Rose Pullen on December 19, 2016"Jo’s Little Favorite’s" looks like a wonderful book and my favorite
—Debby Thompson on December 19, 2016My favorite book? That’s like asking who is your favorite child. I am a traditionalist when it comes to the fabrics and patterns I like. But….I am trying to expand my horizons so to speak and am trying some of the more "modern" and vintage fabrics which make me feel happy. I have a huge collection of scraps and have the don’t waste attitude in my world. I love to do embroidery. Have since my mom taught me many years ago. I guess I would use and use all of the top 10 books you are offering. I do have a few of them already. Thank you for the opportunity to win thes great books.
—Robin on December 19, 2016They’re all good – picking a favorite is hard! I love Kim Diehl’s books, so I’ll have to go with that one for my favorite. Thanks for the chance to wok a book!
—Karen N on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Quilts but I really like all the books
—mary kutter on December 19, 2016#4 Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects by
—Karen DH on December 19, 2016Gail Pan, would be my pick. How wonderful to use both hand embroidery and quilting, both I love. So relaxing to do when your snow bound.
Scraps made simple
—Carol on December 19, 2016I would love any of these books. I have all of Carol Hopkins Civil War legacy books except #3., love her patterns!
—Sharon on December 19, 2016Oh, so very hard to choose – they are all amazing books and would be a treasure to add to any quilter’s collection. My favorite (top 3 because I cannot pick just one) would have to be Simple Christmas Tidings, Jo’s Little Favorites AND Scraps Made Simple.
—Deeny Raasch on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple is my favorite book although the others are interesting as well but as I have several scraps, I’m interested more in it.
—Marthese on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacy – my husband loves the repro Civil War fabrics and I want to find a quilt pattern to make for him.
—Marsha Ransom on December 19, 2016Tie between Scraps Made Simple and Civil War Legacies III.
—Jonnie on December 19, 2016Thanks!
I love Scraps Made Simple since I have an addiction to pre-cuts and need new ideas of what to do with them.
—Kim Light on December 19, 2016Love the Civil War and Scrap Quilt books.
—Mary Randall on December 19, 2016I find scrappy quilts extremely enjoyable. Therefore I vote for :
#7: Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple – 15 Sensationally Scrappy Quilts from Precuts
—pat winne on December 19, 2016I own the All in a Row and really love it. Would be thrilled to win the others if they are half as good as the All in a Row. The Scraps Made Simple would be very helpful in reducing my stack of scraps!
—Kathy on December 19, 2016I am in love with "The New Hexagon". I work in a quilt store that focuses on modern quilts and this book is a fresh approach to EPP that fits right in with the modern quilting movement. Besides that, I love having some hand work to keep me busy when watching tv.
—pamela green on December 19, 2016I love Jo Morton patterns so would ❤️ to have Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Julie Thron on December 19, 2016I love Snow Happy. Embroidery is my favourite hobby followed by knitting and quilting. I would love to win.
—Susan Robinson on December 19, 2016This year was a first for me to incorporate hand embroidery with my quilting so I would have to choose "Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery." The designs are so, so cute!
—Evie Nichols on December 19, 2016I have already made ten Christmas ornaments using Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery as well as one of her wall hangings. I love her embroidery designs.
—DeeAnn fuchs on December 19, 2016Civil war legacies, my favorite. Love history and reproduction fabric!
—Pauline Nicol on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is Kathleen Tracy’s Small and Scrappy. Jo’s Little Favorites and Civil War Legacies III are also favorites. So much great sewing/quilting, so little time!
—Robin McGuire on December 19, 2016Stitches from the garden allows me to combine 2 of my favorite things: nature and sewing. All the books look wonderful!
—Pat on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings! Can’t go wrong with Kim Diehl!
—Ashley on December 19, 2016I would love to have all of these books. My fav is ‘The New Hexagon Book’.
—Ginny Leber on December 19, 2016My favorite book would be "Snow Happy". My friends and I love snowmen so it would make my gift list "snow" easy!
—Eileen Keymel on December 19, 2016I enjoy making small quilts or any thing civil war. Jo’s little favorites would be great! I love the mini quilts
—Rebecca Brown on December 19, 2016Definitely the Civil War Legacies. I have the other books in the series and love them all! And I have actually made several of them as they are sweet, and fun and Small!
—Christine Lyle on December 19, 2016I have the Kim Diehl Simple Christmas Tidings and love it. I am also doing embroidery work and loved to read and learn about the projects in the embroidery projects.
—Loretta Swan on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites. I’m no longer physically able to make large quilts. My daughter bought this book, I fell in love with it,and quickly ordered this book. I am now anxious to start this new phase of my quilting. I never thought I would make little quilts, but now that Christmas is almost over, I will start making the quilts in this book. I love just about all of them.
—Linda Sprague on December 19, 2016So many to choose from:-)
—Barbara on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts and civil War Legacy III are my favorites.
My favorite is All in a Row. Such wonderful ideas. I love sewing with my Bee and this is the perfect way to build quilts together!
—Joyce Thompson on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III, but I love all Carol’s books!
—JudyMaggio on December 19, 2016Oh!! So Many!!! Kim Diehl’s books are always my choices and I have a couple of her books — e-books. But Jo Morton and Carol Hopkins are at the top of my list too. Thank you
—Marian Graybeal on December 19, 2016It’s hard to pick just one favorite, but I would say that "Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects" would be mine.
—Debra Rice on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites are my favorites too. Would love to have the other books as well.
—Lynnette Kleinau on December 19, 2016I like the New Hexagon – well, I don’t have any of the books, but 🙂
—Linda Vanderbaan on December 19, 2016Choosing just one is almost impossible.
—Hedda Boon on December 19, 2016But I think I’ll go for ‘Civil war Legacies III’.
I love Strip Quilts, they are great to make for donations
—Kathy Handford on December 19, 2016My favourite book of 2016 is All in a row – love row-by-row designs and have to make one of them sometimes…
—Jana on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon! This year I have become addicted to hexagons, but I also love the scrappy quilt books 🙂
—Angelia Ulrich on December 19, 2016Great lineup of books. A couple I already have! My favourite would have to be Stitches From The Garden Kathy Schmitz.
—Doreen Borck on December 19, 2016I especially like "Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters" — love her colors, patterns, quilts. Gail Pan is a close, close second.
—carol on December 19, 2016I can’t pick…I love "All In A Row", but "Civil War Legacies" is running neck & neck for my favorite…so many favorites, so little time…well, not enough time to quilt!
—Debbie on December 19, 2016My favorite book is Snow Happy! I love to do embroidery; but, seldom have all the time needed.
—Shelor on December 19, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacy III. Followed closely by Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. Thank you for an amazing giveaway.
—Janie M on December 19, 2016A tie between "scraps made simple" and "the new hexagon" gifting them to my quilting friend. Judith kohatsu
—Judith kohatsu on December 19, 2016The Civil War. Era would be the first, then the scrappy quilts!
—Martha eise on December 19, 2016They are all great, but my favorite book of 2016 is Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters.
—Susan L. on December 19, 2016My favorite is Striking Strip Quilts! Ease and beauty.
—Cathy McClellan on December 19, 2016I would so love to have Little Jo’s Favorites. I need small projects to do and Jo seems to have the best patterns and best color combinations.
—Garnet Anderson on December 19, 2016I have and love Simple Christmas
—Milly Fessler on December 19, 2016I loved Scraps Made Simple. I seem to have more scraps than I can imagine. They add up fast.
—Debbie Eide on December 19, 2016My favorite book is All In A Row.
—Wendy on December 19, 2016I like Scraps Made Simple
—Carol on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts – love it
—Kathy Luehrs on December 19, 2016This is a tough one. You have 10 great books to pick from. Of course I would love all 10 ( who wouldn’t? ). If I must pick only one, it would have to be Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Holly on December 19, 2016Love, love, love All in a Row.
—Donna McArdle on December 19, 2016Thanks for the giveaway.
I love Martingale’s website! Like being able to see all the quilts in the books makes buying easier. Jo’s Little Favorite’s, I just love. Actually sent it off to a relative that loves doing the small projects.
—Janz on December 19, 2016Well, I can’t say any other book besides Kim Diehl. I love all of her books, have taught her What’s Not classes in the past and love her color pallet. They are traditional, whimsical and just down right fun, so her Christmas Tidings would be my choice. I’d love to win! Wow, what a fun opportunity. Thank you.
—Diane Nagle on December 19, 2016Boy, it’s hard tot pick just one. But I’ll choose Civil War Legacies III. I still plan to buy it, though it would be wonderful to win it!!! I want several of the others too, and own a couple. I just love Martingale books!!!
—Sue Hilton on December 19, 2016My favorites are the Civil War Legacies and the Scraps Made Simple. I couldn’t pick just one. Would love all of them.
—Sylvia Lutz on December 19, 2016Quilt making Essentials 1 is my favourite book. A lot of good info on cutting and piecing skills.
—Diane Firka on December 19, 2016I love the All in a Row book. It looks like so much fun!
—Marcia Brenner on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple is wonderful!!
—Julie Robillard on December 19, 2016I don’t think I’ve ever met a a quilt book I didn’t like! I really love "Scraps Made Simple," because I have a lot of scraps to use.
—Joy Kidwell on December 19, 2016This is a very hard choice to make as all the books would be on my wish list, but Civil War Legacies III would be my pick. I love looking at all the beautiful Civil War fabrics in the patterns.
—Heartsdesire on December 19, 2016I love mini quilts so it would have to be Jo’s Little Favorites. Scraps Made Simple runs a pretty close 2nd.
—Vickie Morgan on December 19, 2016New to guilting and would love any one of the books so Jo’s Little Favorite’s would probably be the best for starting on my quilting journey. Thanks for the chance to learn.
—Carol on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites-Timeless Quilts From Scraps and Fat Quarters-by Jo Morton is my favorite. Reliving the past with her display of these small quilts add charm to any room. Not only can you use your scraps (and quilters have a lot), it doesn’t take a lot of fabric to complete one. Placing the quilts in any area makes your decor more delightful to the eye. I love the simplicity of Jo’s designs and the easy patterns that can be made in a short time to fit the character of my home.
—Judy Kunkler on December 19, 2016My Favorite Book is Stitches From the Garden because I learned to embroider from my mom when I was young. It was the first sewing I learned to do. Now I have moved on to quilting but I still try to find a way to add embroidery into some of my quilts.
—Jeri Sorensen on December 19, 2016My favorite book for 2016 would be Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings if I owned it. I have all her precious books because I love her style and color choices. Hands down, my favorite designer!
—Tamara Larson on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is my favourite. I will stitch or sew anything that has a snowman on it.
—Kathy Higgins on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Shari K. on December 19, 2016My favorite has been Jo’s Little Favorites
—Nancy Rybicki on December 19, 2016This is a tough choice, Martingale has such wonderful publications, I don’t think that I have ever been disappointed! I have really enjoyed All in a Row, so many possibilities all through the year!
—Carolyn Van Petten on December 19, 2016Striking Strip!
—Mary Howard on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple looks great!
—mjb on December 19, 2016Each book listed is a wonder unto itself, but Civil War Legacies III is my favorite; in fact all three Civil War Legacies are on my Christmas wish list along with The New Hexagon, Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery, Simple Christmas Tidings and I already own All in a Row.
When I first started piecing quilt tops, I found it mandatory to purchase new fabric for each top and I threw away all left over pieces. I think I just heard a collective gasp from everyone reading at that moment and a couple thumps as a few readers hit the floor. LOL Then Bonnie Hunter spoke at my guild and everything changed. Now my scraps have taken over the sewing room to the point I’m having to convert the living room into my sewing room. I now have almost 3 times the work area I had before and a design wall large enough to lay out a king size top.
I would love to win these books because so many of them are using scraps and I so need to concentrate on sewing up a ton of scraps before it would even look like I used any. Please, please, please let my name be one that comes up during the drawing.
—Debra H on December 19, 2016Would love to own all of these! I have just begun quilting and have fallen so in love! Thanks! Merry Christmas to all!
—pat on December 19, 2016My book of the moment has to be Simple Appeal by Kim Diehl with any of the Civil War books in next place.
—Mrs C on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork meets embroidery
—Kalynn on December 19, 2016Snow Happy! What’s not to love about snowmen!
—Deb Seward on December 19, 2016My favorite book is The New Hexagon. I just love how you make it sew easy to make!
—Colleen Bass on December 19, 2016I would have a hard time picking any one of the books but to win them all…a quilters dream. Thanks for a chance on a great give away and Merry Christmas to one and all.
—Grams on December 19, 2016My favorite is All in a Row. I just love all the possibilities and the designs are just too cute!
—Kimmy Boggs on December 19, 2016Wow! Merry Christmas to me if I am lucky.
—Judy Repp on December 19, 2016So many choices! My fav would be Kim Diehl’s book but in an hour I might pick the Christmas embroidery.
—Melissa Wehrle on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these, but I saw a number of them that I would love to have. Thank you for the opportunity to be entered.
—Sheila Bales on December 19, 2016I love the Moda "All In A Row" I have been wanting to do a row quilt all year, hopefully in the new year!
—Karen Roop on December 19, 2016I have many favorites, but if I have to choose it would be Kim Diehl’s "Simple Christmas Tidings"
—Michelle C on December 19, 2016That’s hard to choose! Scraps made Simple would be the most useful for reducing my stash. Row quilts fascinate me, so All in a Row would be fun. Then there’s Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. I’d be happy to have all 3, but Scraps made Simple is probably my top choice.
—Carol on December 19, 2016My favorite book continues to be your Big Book of Baby Quilts – so many options for inspiration and quick projects both for charity as well as new little ones joining the family
—Susan M on December 19, 2016I love Snow Happy. I have been wanting to try some embroidery work and I love the designs in this book.
—Kay Henningson on December 19, 2016All in a row
—Barb Hoover on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite book of 2016. I have been following Jo for nearly 20 years and admire her sense of color and balance in the little quilts.
—Mary Ann Jones on December 19, 2016Definitely my favourite is The New Hexagon. It has taken my hexie love to new heights. It has been a wonderful year. Thanks for celebrating with a giveaway.
—Audrey on December 19, 2016Who could choose just one?! I’m waffling between "Civil War Legacies," "New Hexagon," and "Simple Christmas Tidings"!
—Pam on December 19, 2016My favorite book in 2016 is Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple – 15 Sensationally Scrappy Quilts from Precuts.
—Virginia in AK on December 19, 2016I’d say Snow Happy, following closely by Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery.
—Suzanne on December 19, 2016It’s got to be Striking Strip Quilts. Always looking for new ways to use my jellyrolls!
—Carol Gearey on December 19, 2016I have a ton of scraps that would work for any of these books. I would live to hav Scraps Made Simple.
—Joanie Jordan on December 19, 2016My favorite book has been Pat Sloan’s Teach Me to Machine Quilt. I am realizing my machine can do a lot more than I realized and so can I!!
—Elaine G on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites looks like a great book and I would love to have them all!
—Susan Stein on December 19, 2016all in a row. don’t have it. want it.
—lavonne hansen on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favourites is MY favourite quilt book. I just love all things vintage and her patterns are so inspiring!!
—Kimberley on December 19, 2016Glad to see several embroidery books made the list. I would have to choose Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery.
—Cathy on December 19, 2016I’m a huge Katja Marek fan. She has turned me into a paper piecing maniac. I currently have four different projects going, including her millie quilt.
—Susan on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings and Patchwork Loves Embroidery. I love making Christmas gifts for friends and these 2 books have something for everyone on my list!
—Patty on December 19, 2016I really enjoy studying the Civil War Legacies as it provides a look at our past and gives us hope for the future by creating quilts from treasured pieces of fabric.
—Deborah on December 19, 2016The patchwork loves embroidry book went on my wish list the minute it came out.
—Nita on December 19, 2016Absolutely "Jo’s Little Favorites." Opening this book is like coming home.
—Patricia on December 19, 2016I love them all for different reasons. However, since I’m working on several of the patterns from Christmas, patchwork loves embroidery, Gail Pan I’ll choose that one some much fun and versatile.
—Kimberly P on December 19, 2016I love the new hexagon followed by scraps made simple
—Nancy Bonnette on December 19, 2016You can do so much with heirs and scraps lol.
That’s an amazing giveaway. I don’t own any of those books but each of them looks like a winner to me. How best to use up the material I have on hand and get motivated to make inspiring quilts for my big family.
—Mary Bruemmer on December 19, 2016I enjoy your website very much. That alone is an inspiration.
Hmmmmmm, hard to choose… I recently started a Civil War quilt. That book is a must to have. I also love those strip and scrappy quilt books. At this time I think, my favorite would be Simple Christmas Tidings but if I were to win, anyone of them will be welcome. I love them all.
—Lucrecia Pawlak on December 19, 2016I love every book from Kim diehl
—Susan huneke on December 19, 2016I like them all but would want the Scraps book. They make wonderful volunteer Quilts for Charity!
—Sharon S on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favorite, but they all look so inspiring! I have a lot of Civil War fabric scraps to use up. Thanks for the great list of books and the giveaway.
—Lisa on December 19, 2016I like Simple Christmas Tidings. I am always looking for new and fresh ideas to make Christmas Gifts. Thanks so much, Rosalie
—Rosalie J Knoll on December 19, 2016This was a difficult choice as I liked many of the books but I choose "All in a Row" as my favorite. These are great books and it would be awesome to be the winner!
—Nancy Blankenship on December 19, 2016Every one of these books is absolutely delicious! If I had to pick one, I would say Scraps Made Simple,
—Nell on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites – Jo is my idol. Such a wonderful book! Thank you for the chance to win.
Mary
—Mary Kastner on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl—it makes me happy just to read through it—and someday I’ll get a chance to try two or three or four of the projects!
—Martha Dzioba on December 19, 2016"Simple Christmas Tidings" I Love making Christmas quilts and decorating with them at Christmas.
—KANDICE OHERN on December 19, 2016I am crazy about all things by Kim Diehl, so look forward to getting my hands on her Simple Christmas Tidings – Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style.
—Eileen on December 19, 2016I have bought "Snow Happy" last fall and have been churning out embroidered snow men after snow men. I have already finished 4 little quilts to gift for Christmas, with a bigger one in the works to display next Christmas at my house. It is addictive, easier on my aching hands than other sewing and gives me permission to watch TV guilt free.
—Annick H. on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery just speaks to my holiday heart! I am anxious to use some wool appliqué on some of the beautiful designs. The best of two worlds for me!
—Sue Caston on December 19, 2016Tough to choose one. Civil War Legacies III is my top choice followed by Jo Morton’s book.
—Jeanne DeHart on December 19, 2016Keep on publishing great books!!!!
I’m a scrappy sewer. My favorite is Scraps Made Simple – Would love to use up some of those scraps with this wonderful book!!
—Connie A on December 19, 2016Such a hard choice! I love many of them. Right now my favorite is Snow Days. I can sit and do hand work while watching it snow.
—Sharon Storms on December 19, 2016All such wonderful selections. Jo’s Little Favorites would be my choice. Thanks for a fabulous giveaway!
—Pamela W on December 19, 2016Who can choose!!! I love scraps and Civil War and stitching!!! Also, Kim Diehl!!! What a great selection of books!!! Quilters have such good taste!!!
—Connie T on December 19, 2016So many beautiful books. If I had to pick it would be Scrapes Made Simple. I really need to reduce my stash.
—Barbara D on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden is my favorite! This year there have been more and more books which include embroidery along with piecing.
—Elizabeth McDonald on December 19, 2016Civil War III
—Janette on December 19, 2016Vintage Farm Girl
—Judy Bowers on December 19, 2016Mine would be Striking Strip Quilts. Merry Christmas to all!
—Joanne Pelletier on December 19, 2016My favorite would have to be Scraps Made Simple!
—Val Mik on December 19, 2016I have a large collection of pieces/scraps/precuts so the Scraps Made Simple seems to be the one that would help simplify my stash.
—Kathi Ernst on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these but everytime I see them I have to open the book and do a little Ooooooing and Aaaaaaaaing. The ladies in this time period were marvelous to make these beautiful quilts with everything that was going on around them.
—Sylvia Ledbetter on December 19, 2016I like the All in A Row Quilt. So many cute, fun and playful ideas and so many ways to put them all together. It’s a tough decision because you have so many great books!!
—Kris on December 19, 2016All Stars: All in a Row, The New Hexagon and Civil War Legacies III are my favourites for 2016. Would love to have all 10 books though, as they all look amazing and I would love to have them all ready at hand for that next project to make. What a nice selection of books to have in the quilting room!
—Hannelie de Klerk on December 19, 2016Favorite one? That would be like picking a favorite color. Don’t know which one to pick. They are all wonderful!!
—Charlotte Divers on December 19, 2016All of these books are just luscious. I can look at them over and over and over again and be inspired to make something. They are written by some of my favorite quilt book authors and they never disappoint me. So glad for all the creative people out there inspiring us to be "makers". Love it.
—J Oldroyd on December 19, 2016Torture to only pick one favorite. I guess the hexie book
—susan on December 19, 2016Christmas Tidings is my favorite.
—Martha Morgan on December 19, 2016I enjoy anything by Katja Marek, including the hexagon calendar!
—Marian Stratton on December 19, 2016I love Joe’s Little Favorites. They are all beautiful books with wonderful projects.
—Gail Barabasz on December 19, 2016My favorite new book is Lovely Little Patchwork by Kerry Horsley. Such fun, cute little projects!
—Jacklynn A Grimm on December 19, 2016Such a great bunch of books! Inspiration just flows from all of them. I love them all, but my favorite would have to be Snow Days!
—Rita Bertolini on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon is my favorite book of 2016, because it’s teaching me English Paper Piecing!
—Sonya M on December 19, 2016New Hexigons and All in a Row are my favorites. I have to admit that I like all of the books!
—Chris W on December 19, 2016I like Scraps Made Simple. I love working with scraps.
—Beverly on December 19, 2016My favorite is Scraps Made Simple.
—Cheryl Turner on December 19, 2016I love miniature quilting and quilting by the row, as well as paper piecing and foundation piecing. I love the "Jo’s Little Favorites", "Stitches From The Garden", and also the "Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style". Well as you can see, I LIKE them all! There are soooo amazing books from Martingale and I appreciate the diversity for all quilters on this site. Thanks so much for the great work you do to bring these books to us. Always looking for more…
—Dennise Smith on December 19, 2016Wow! This is big!! I love Katje’s hexie book, but all of them look wonderful 🙂 Exciting contest. Thanks!
—Vickie VanDyken on December 19, 2016this would be a great win because all the books are great I’ve just started quilting this year and enjoy it very much now I want to learn the aspects of the whole journey thanks for giving us this change. Good luck everyone
—Patricia Rhodes on December 19, 2016They are all so great but if I have to choose just one it would be #4 Gail Pan’s Christmas! What a great collection!!! Love them all!
—Judy E on December 19, 2016Such a prestigious list of titles! Any of them would be a delight to own but all 10 would be beyond awesome. "Snow Happy" is my pick for warm and fuzzy projects!
—Susie J. on December 19, 2016I love miniature quilting and quilting by the row, as well as paper piecing and foundation piecing. I love the "Jo’s Little Favorites", "Stitches From The Garden", and also the "Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style". Well as you can see, I LIKE them all! There are soooo many amazing books from Martingale to choose from on this site. Thanks so much for the great work you do to bring these books to us. Always looking for more…
—Dennise Smith on December 19, 2016I loved the New Hexigon since I was also able to take the workshop with katja also loved the Civil War 3 awesome patterns to mix and mingle as well!
—deb on December 19, 2016I do not have any of the books listed in this give away. My favorite would be Scraps Made Simple. But coming in at a close second would be All in a Row. Thank you for the chance to win. I would love any and all the books listed.
—Terri Rawlins on December 19, 2016I love book # 7 – Moda all Stars – Scrappy quilts are my favorite as i love the combinations of colors and textures as well as patterns. Putting them all together and making something cohesive is so satisfying and then giving it away to make someone happy. Using scraps to make something useful. I just love that.
—Jenny Spielman on December 19, 2016My favorite of the list is #1. All in a Row. All of the books look great. Thanks for the reminder of the great books that are produced every year.
—Gladys Schulz on December 19, 2016I love Kim Diehl and her newest. Simple Christmas tidings is just great.
—Anne Werner on December 19, 2016It’s gotta be Striking Strips. Whenever there is a sale, I tend to buy jelly rolls of the lovely fabric.
—DanyseF on December 19, 2016My favorite book is hard to say, I have liked so many of your offering this year. Jo’s Little Favorites, I like small projects.
—Tamara Isaacs-Smith on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be a favorite and I also love Kim Diehl. Any book from Martingale’s is a chance to escape into the wonderful world of quilting and leave the problems of the day behind. Thank you!
—Becky Marshall on December 19, 2016I have purchased several of these books. Love them all! I would love to win the rest though. Martingale has just got the best books. I enjoy shopping with them.
—Sheri Bennett on December 19, 2016I would love to have Striking Strip Quilts. I have several jelly rolls that need to be used, and I need ideas!
—Cassie Gribble on December 19, 2016Although it’s hard to choose only one, y favourite book for the year is Jo’s Little Pleasures.
—Anne Sarsfield on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favourites is my favourite book – I love small quilts and can’t seem to get enough Jo Morton fabric these days! Thanks!!
—Joanne on December 19, 2016It’s hard but Scraps Made Simple would be my favorite.
—jan on December 19, 2016Hi from France ! It is too difficult To have Only one prefered : I love the Snowmen book, the civil war book, and the Christmas book toi. Thanks for the chance
—isabelle STIRNEMANN on December 19, 2016All in a Row and then second would be Scraps made simple and then third would be Christmas Tidings! Thanks for the Give a Way!
—Duane Wiley on December 19, 2016Season’s Greetings by Anni Downs inspired me to make the Twelve Days of Christmas wall hanging so that when someone asks me I now have a quick reference for "how many of who did what?".
—Liz F. on December 19, 2016I am really drawn to little quilts this year. Jo Morton is the Queen of the miniature quilts. Long live the Queen!!
—Doreen Rooker on December 19, 2016Sorry, I meant Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Anne Sarsfield on December 19, 2016My favorite books – Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings (Snowman Pillow) and Carol Hopkin’s Civil War Legacies III (Parlor Music). Fabulous Inspiration!
—Linda Herhold on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery.
—Jo Anne Hawks on December 19, 2016I love the New Hexagons!
—Janice on December 19, 2016Has to be Jo’s little favorites. love em all
—Rho on December 19, 2016I love the books on combining patchwork and embroidery designs. It sparks my creativity juices to bring me to new elements that spin off these ideas to make some beautiful and unique projects.
—Iris Hunton on December 19, 2016So hard to choose. It’s between the All in a Row and the scrappy books. All in a row is so versatile and I’ve always got scraps.
—Cheryl Dykstra on December 19, 2016Snow Happy looks so cute, maybe it would get me back to doing handwork.
—Janna on December 19, 2016My favorite is #7 Moda All-Stars, but have bought and given Christmas #4 and Snow Happy #6 to friends for birthdays. What a wonderful gift – a chance to win them all. Thanks you so much for your super give-aways. Maybe I’ll win one one of these days.
—Vickie Keith on December 19, 2016Striking Simple Quilts would be the one I would buy but a close 2nd would be Jo Morton’s Little Quilts.
—Jo-Anne Cooper on December 19, 2016I think my favorite book of the year is Jo’so Little Favorites. I have tons of scraps & the book has great ideas.
—Kelli Marshall on December 19, 2016The "All in a Row" book is probably my favourite! There are so many ideas that can be used across all age groups. Patterns can be used individually or combined, and can be adapted to small projects up to larger projects. Let creativity be your guide for this book. Let’s get quilting!
—Rhonda Carleton on December 19, 2016Ohhhh!!!!! Pick me, pick me!!!!
—Laura on December 19, 2016I love them all, All in the Row is my favorite!
I have Jo’s Little Favorite’s — love the little projects !
—CJ Reed on December 19, 2016Moda All in a Row!
—Suzanne Bowden on December 19, 2016Love all of variety.
Joes Little Favorites! Was waiting for a pattern that is in the book forever!
—Barbara Rossow on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple – I need simple and need to use up scraps – a win-win
—Becky on December 19, 2016I would love to try The New Hexagon. It seems to have so many challenging and fresh ideas. Thanks for the chance.
—Anne Burden on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites. I love making small quilts as table décor, and hangings for gifts for friends and family.
—Diena Rodd on December 19, 2016ALL IN A ROW! A group of four of my friends and I got together with our books and made our own versions of these row quilts. We had so much fun that we are talking about doing it again with different rows and different color groups. We showed our quilts at our guild and everyone went crazy for them!
—Janet Brown on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is Striking Strip quilts cause I’m a stripper!
—Marla Willier on December 19, 2016All in a row
—Evelyn Bordeleau on December 19, 2016I love them all, but Stitches from the Garden is my favorite. I love embroidery in quilts.
—Carol Riggert on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorite’s. Love doing small project as give aways
—Karleen Miller on December 19, 2016I love the New Hexagon – so fresh with lots of opportunity to mix patterns
—Barbara Paliatsos on December 19, 2016Although they all look great I think my favorite would be Simple Christmas Tidings. I LOVE Christmas!
—Sharon Jennings on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Robin on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s book is a must have. Her projects are gorgeous and just looking through the book is inspirational.
—Colette on December 19, 2016Because I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, English paperpiecing I choose The New Hexagon, 52 blocks to English paper piece. But all the books are wonderful!
—Joni on December 19, 2016If I had to choose one book for 2016, I would say it is Simple Christmas Tidings. I love everything Kim does and each time I pick up this book, I want to make every quilt in it.
—Brenda on December 19, 2016My favorites have to be Scraps Made Simple and Snow Happy! I need to use up all my scraps and I love embroidery, and snowmen!!! What great books.
—Susan on December 19, 2016I have been following the New Hexagon by Katja and love the scrap quilts of civil war or any scrap quilts.
—Peggy on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings hands down!!!
—Barbara Wambach on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl, or Jo’s Little Favorites, or, or, or–I have to choose?!! They’re all wonderful.
—Lill on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon, but I also love Row by Row
—Arlyn Parker on December 19, 2016who would not love any of these books,just can’t pick one. Thanks
—Lou Bolte on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s books are great! Wonderful instructions and inspiring projects. Thanks for sharing!!!
—Suzanne Swanson on December 19, 2016What a wonderful collection of books! I really can’t pick a favorite. There is something to learn in each one of them. What an inspiring way to start off the New Year quilting!
—Susan Stone on December 19, 2016What a difficult decision! But, if pressed to choose just one, I’d have to say "Simple Christmas Tidings."
—Dianne on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl remains my favorite! But they all look inspiring and wonderful!
—Dorothy Davis on December 19, 2016Your website is fabulous and a great motivator! Thanks.
Striking Strip Quilts is my favorite! Thanks so much for the chance to win 🙂
—Debby e on December 19, 2016Merry Christmas
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Wow,great minds must think alike! I love all those books. I have the new hexagon book and am following katjas sew-along! I have been lusting for civil war legaciesIII for quite a while. Hope I am lucky!
—Ruth Newell on December 19, 2016After looking at all the books, I think my favorite is Snow Happy. Row by row is pretty wonderful too! Thank for the chance.
—Jill of Apple Avenue Quilts on December 19, 2016Hi there: I just loved the e-book called Simple Blessings from Kim Diehl. Thank you.
—Debra Caughell on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple – 15 Sensationally Scrappy Quilts from Precuts is my favorite. I love the look of a scrappy quilt.
—Denise on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters
—Susanna Hogan on December 19, 2016Jo Morton
I love any book by Kim Diehl!!!! Can’t pick just one!!
—Michelle King on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars, Scraps Made Simple
—Lynnette Lamance on December 19, 2016Striking Strips!!! But also love All in a Row. And I’m sure I would like them all!
—Amy Carmona on December 19, 2016I love anything Civil War!
—Susie Miller on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl is at the top of my list! Thanks for such a great giveaway!
—MoeWest on December 19, 2016So many very good choices, but if I have to choose one it would be Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Mary Poirier on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas
—Terre Walker on December 19, 2016I hvae lots of jelly rolls, so Striking Strip Quilts is my favorite book.
—jill ellis on December 19, 2016I love them all, it is so hard to choose just one. I guess it would be a toss up between Civil War III and Jo Morton.
—Linda on December 19, 2016Yes, it is a doozy of a giveaway. I really like "Snow Happy". Thank you for such a generous giveaway.
—Janey Cook on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple is the book that keeps catching my eye. I think Santa is leaning towards gift cards, and this book is on my list.
—Sally on December 19, 2016I love everything Kim Diehl does and "Simple Christmas Tidings" is no exception. Thanks for the awesome giveaway.
—Gloria Galiana on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite. I love all of Diehl’ s books.
—Gloria Chandler on December 19, 2016My favorite Martingale book from 2016 is Pat Sloan’s machine quilting book. But all these other books look wonderful too!
—Julie G on December 19, 2016My favorite is the Moda Mini arvels book because I love, love, love mini quilts.
—Hildy on December 19, 2016I would have to say scraps Made Simple to learn great ways to use my scraps but, All in A Row would also be useful for that, I’m thinking. Would love all these books and could gift a few to some special quilt friends!
—Cher Merriman on December 19, 2016I like the versatility of Row by Row
—Betty on December 19, 2016The "All in a Row" book – I’m scheduling my Christmas break around it – I hope to make many rows that week!
—Ann O. on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl is a total winner. Hope she has many more books in her future…and mine.
—Sharon K on December 19, 2016It is really hard to choose, but since I am getting back into embroidery, I would love to have Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects by
—Jane on December 19, 2016Gail Pan.
My favorite is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings !! My New Year’s
—Nancy C on December 19, 2016Resolution is to get started on Christmas in January – at least one project
then I won’t be so far behind ! Love Kim’s ideas and visit your site all
the time. Thanks for the giveaway! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year !
Moda’s All Stars looks like a great book. Please enter me in the drawing.
—Judy on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple. Love it
—Tammy on December 19, 2016The Hexie Quilts are amazing. But it is hard to pick a favorite among all the wonderful books!
—Carol on December 19, 2016It would have to be Moda All Stars Scraps Made Simple! Need to use all my stash so I can buy more!
—Kathy G. on December 19, 2016My favorite book for 2016 is Moda’s All in a Row.
—Michele Dickinson on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas is a favorite, a wonderful book the patterns are delish! Any book by Kim is a delightful as I love her patterns and fabric.
—Pat Wagle on December 19, 2016After look at all the book I would have to say there are two book that are my favorite Jo’s Little Favorites, & Simple Christmas Tiding.
—Lorie B. on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite. I will need a larger house if I keep making Christmas things, but I love them sooo much!
—Kathy L on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III –a great book for teaching young girls to make small quilts. The others might be great too.
—helen freese on December 19, 2016Wow, how can I chose just one, I love them all, I don’t have any embroidery books, so that would be something new to do. Thanks for the chance to win this collection of wonderful books’
—Karen George on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites…so tiny and cute!
—Kristin Laura on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple with All on a Row is a close second
—Tess. Miller on December 19, 2016I love Jo Morton books but don’t have many so I would love to win that one for sure!!!!!!
—sharon schnebly on December 19, 2016There are so many great books that it’s hard to choose but Civil War Legacies III is at the top of my list. What a great giveaway! I would be thrilled to win! Thanks so much for the chance to win.
—Sharon on December 19, 2016Difficult to choose just one! However, Civil War Legacies III is my choice since I love Civil War quilts. Thanks for so many really great books!
—Bette Carter on December 19, 2016I loved your Fancy to Frugal book by Kay Connors
—Jane Filener on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies 3!
—Stacy Thomas on December 19, 2016My stash is mostly civil war fabrics so I love Civil War Legacies, Jo’s Little Favorites, and anything Kim Diehl. I am also hooked on hexies and already own the New Hexagons book. I love all your books and would be glad to share with my quilting friends if I would be lucky enough to win!
—Maureen Klebe on December 19, 2016I recently went to a seminar by Eydta Sitar and would love her newest books. She is incredibly creative.
—Connie Falkenstein on December 19, 2016All in a row
—Sally Williams on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites – love reproduction fabrics and Jo’s use of fabrics is sensational!
—Kirsten on December 19, 2016My favorit book 2016 is Stitches fromm the garden
—Sylvia Lechner on December 19, 2016Machine Quilting With Style by Christa Watson is my favorite as my focus is on quilting vs making new quilts.
—Regina Harris on December 19, 2016It’s so hard to pick just one, but it’s "Scraps Made Simple". Also love "Stitches From the Garden".
—Linda Medina on December 19, 2016I love the civil war quilts best but like any of the traditional style quilts.
—Louise King on December 19, 2016I love the Civil War patterns. But LOVE ALL of her books
—Linda Pien on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon book because you do get hooked! But would like to try the other styles.
—Susan Allen on December 19, 2016I really like Stiches from the garden. All of the books have patterns and ideas I would love to try in 2017 what a way to start the year.
—Olga Castillo on December 19, 2016I would love to win them all. I think my favourite would be striking strips.
—Peggy on December 19, 2016I would love to add Snow Happy, Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery, The New Hexagon, and Moda’s All In A Row to my collection.
—Lisa Crisi on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites. There’s something magical about the wee quilts.
—Goretti Martins on December 19, 2016Already have three that I love…The New Hexagon and Jo Morton and Kim Diehl. But still choose me, I would love the others and make a friend very happy! Merry Christmas!
—Gail Lockhart on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacy III
—Polly Blank on December 19, 2016Although they all look great I think my favorite would be Civil War Legacies 111by Carol Hopkins. I love the civil war quilts. It tells the stories of what people went through.
—Joyvonne Chapman on December 19, 2016I love the Civil War Legacies III book. The quilts in the book look so warm and I have tendency to gravitate to the traditional style quilts. So I hope I win.
—Janice Steffek on December 19, 2016I do like to use up my scraps. However, I do enjoy embroidery and making things for gifts so, Snow Happy would be my vote. You can have snowmen themed items out from December to March!! Love your books! Merry Christmas!🎅🏼😊
—Sue on December 19, 2016I love them all–but the Hexagram book leads to the fabulous millifiori quilts–high on my bucket list!!
—Margaret E. Taylor on December 19, 2016I love Kim Diehl, Bird Brain embroideries (especially snowmen), repros, and scrappy quilts. I think they’re all my favorites! Can’t pick just one. Depends on my mood…
—Marie on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favoites with a close second being Modas All Stars, Scraps Made Simple.. Really, there are so many wonderful books. Thank You!
—Christine Gamache on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon. Love the hexies.
—Jean on December 19, 2016My favorite book is Whimsical Wool Applique.
🙂 Linda
—linda schiffer on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites. Such a beautiful book of beautiful little quilts.
—Cheryl Sorensen on December 19, 2016Striking Strips jumps out at me – but I would be happy to have any of them, and ecstatic to have them all!
—Karen on December 19, 2016I love Stiches from the Garden by Kathy Schmitz, I love every book of your list, but my second is Civil War legancies III but I know I have to write only one.Thank you Martingale for give us wanderful books to work with!!!!!!
—Margarita Mackay on December 19, 2016Love Gail Pan – Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects. Very sweet designs and will make you fall in love with hand embroidery.
—Genevieve Turman on December 19, 2016What a GREAT Prize to win from a Great Company.
—Sue on December 19, 2016Thank you Sue, Merry Christmas to you! –Jenny
Very hard to choose just one…but I have been hoping to get this one for Christmas!
#3: Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters
—Joanne Larson on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple is my favorite…no wait! It’s Jo’s Little Favorites. Or is it Simple Christmas Tidings? I love them all.
—KATHIE on December 19, 2016They are all so wonderful but if I have to chose just one "Simple Christmas Tidings".
—Starla on December 19, 2016Somehow, I don’t have any of these wonderful books yet… but if I must choose one, it would be Scraps Made Simple. I really need fresh inspiration to get some quick scrappy quilts started!
—Aggiequilter on December 19, 2016Thanks for the great giveaway and Happy Holidays to all !!!
Snow Happy
—Becky Whitehead on December 19, 2016My favorite this year is Sew Charming. Love the top ten too!
—Becky on December 19, 2016Love any Kim Diehl book… her work is beautiful.
—Marsha on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden steals my heart — the cover is so gorgeous yet appears to involve fairly beginner stitches. I want this one!! However, almost all the titles appeal to me. If I win all 10, I’d be set for life 🙂
—Katherine Cronn on December 19, 2016I had many favorites, but the Moda All Stars All in a Row was so enjoyable. I loved reading all the info from the quilters that was included in the book. And there are so many possibilities for making items from the rows and blocks and applique designs! Just a great book!
—Sharon on December 19, 2016I love Moda all Stars, the #1 pick. Thank you. I would love to have all of the books.
—Karen H on December 19, 2016I have Stitches From the Garden, but would like any of The Top Ten.
—Margaret Dalmer on December 19, 2016I Love, Love, Love the Stitches From the Garden book!!!
—Jo Anne Lane on December 19, 2016I love "Stiches from the garden" by Kathy Schmitz, but my second book is "Civil War Legancy" Yes I know, only one!
—Margarita Mackay on December 19, 2016Thankyou Martingale for give us wanderful books to work with!!
My favorite is civil war legacies. I love that whole series. I even bough #2 twice! If I hadn’t been in Jo’s little women’s club I would have been in line to get her book.
—Sheila Beins on December 19, 2016This book is not on your list but is from Martingale Press. It’s ‘Sew Charming’ and I have enjoyed reading it and I plan to make a quilt from one of the patterns.
—Ann D on December 19, 2016Sew Charming came out just last month, but it may just be on NEXT year’s top 10 list, Ann — great choice! –Jenny
I’m sure I couldn’t pick just one.
—Sue on December 19, 2016I love Simple Christmas Tidings but I also love Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. Jo’s Little Favorites and Stitches From the Garden also look wonderful. I just can’t decide. They all look great!
—Susan Griffith on December 19, 2016I love love love these 10 books.
—Paulette M on December 19, 2016Jo’s little favorites would be my choice.
—Mary Jordan on December 19, 2016My favorite quilt book is Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. I love her fabrics and patterns and unique tips for quilting.
—Dottie Alexander on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple is a favorite, but Teach me to Machine Quilt may be up there — I still have to get that one!
—Karen Seitz on December 19, 2016I would love any of these books! You can never have too much inspiration.
—Luwana James on December 19, 2016The best are Civil Legacies 3 and Stitches from the Garden, but actually I love them all. Love to have some of them.
—MarianneCarree on December 19, 2016Luv luv luv. Love them all, impossible to choose one. Something about books and fabric, so tactile and sensory. These amazing books cover everything. Thankyou for opportunity.
—Sandi Jabornik on December 19, 2016My vote is The New Hexigon book !!
—Sherri Smith on December 19, 2016Difficult to choose from so many great books but I’d say Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite. I love the small primitive quilts that add a warm and welcoming atmosphere to my home.
—Lois Cave on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon by Katja Marek
—Jane on December 19, 2016I would love the Civil War Legacies III book. I am planning on visiting Civil War battlefields this summer and making a Civil War Quilt would just add to the experience. Merry Christmas everybody.
—Vickie on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites was my 2016 favorite book! I like small projects for learning and gifts.
—Rosalie Ahrendsen on December 19, 2016My favourite is Christmas Embroidery Loves Patchwork. I’d been lusting after it for months & finally bought it as a gift to me! I can’t wait to start on the beautiful projects. If I win, I’ll gift it to one of my quilting friends.
—Mart Sutherland on December 19, 2016My favorite book was Jo’s Little Favorites. I love little quilts, anything made with scraps, and the smaller the pieces the better.
—Jan on December 19, 2016Just love all of these books, especially the redwork book
—C Hart on December 19, 2016All in a Row is such a fun book! I have so many to do projects that are so cute!
—Pam Losely on December 19, 2016I would like to check out the other great books too!
Snowhappy. Winter is my favorite time of year so this book adds to the fun!
—Rohnda Venturino on December 19, 2016Anything Kim Diehl or Jo Morton! I also love the embroidery books and have made Christmas gifts from them!
—Susan White on December 19, 2016Easy… Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Evy Verbeek on December 19, 2016But I also love the Civil War minis!!
—Susan White on December 19, 2016I have the All in a Row and love it. My wish list has a couple on it….The New Hexagon and and Jo’s Little Favorites or The Moda Scraps one. Are you listening Santa? I have been a good girl (well pretty good)
—Dottie Cate on December 19, 2016Hand embroidery and quilting, two of my very favorite things how could I choose one over the next?
—Linda Sheppard on December 19, 2016I love the Moda All Stars, Scraps Made Simple and the Snow Happy Whimsical Embroidery book by Robin Kingsley. I’m sure I would be happy with any of them and would make great use of them
—Judy Powell on December 19, 2016Scraps made Simple! Love the Moda All Stars!
—Mary Ann scanlon on December 19, 2016Wow, what a giveaway. Several of my favorites are on that list. Would love to win them all. I love Martingale!
—Judy Purcell on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars is my favorite book for 2016.
If I could name a second one it would be Snow Happy.
—Mickie Woodward on December 19, 2016Yeah – picking one favorite??? TORTURE!!! But I love anything about scraps, for sure!!
Thanks for such an amazing giveaway!
Liz
—Elizabeth Bolton on December 19, 2016boltonia55@yahoo.com
Moda All Stars
—Mickie Woodward on December 19, 2016My favorite books this year have been those helping me decide what to do with precuts like Scraps made simple. I also love books about how quilters challenge themselves and others.
—Karen Falvey on December 19, 2016My favorite has to be The New Hexagon. I’m currently in love with all things paper piecing – by hand and machine!
—Kath S on December 19, 2016They all look like great books. I thank you for the opportunity to win them.
—Judy Palmateer on December 19, 2016Classic & Heirloom Quilts by Betsy Chutchian is my favorite, but I have many favorites!
—Sharon Hendricks on December 19, 2016Any book is a welcomed addition to my library. Scraps Made Simple really cought my eye.
—Rosemary on December 19, 2016I’m sensing a theme – scrappy, small, and embroidered. Well chosen everyone!
—Nyla-Jean on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies all three would be nice.
—Genevieve Caswell on December 19, 2016Striking Stips! Thanks for the giveaway!
—Susan on December 19, 2016I really like the Civil War Legacies series.
—Gale W. S. on December 19, 2016striking strip quilts gets my vote for favorite 2016 book 😉
—Joy Lamphere on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple…I love scrappy!
—Patty H on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon. I need something else to keep me busy!!
—Marilyn on December 19, 2016My favorite this year was stitches from the garden. I love kathy’s patterns and I don’t have many quilts or embroidery for spring and summer so I thought it was a great book.
—Kathy h on December 19, 2016Moda All in a row. Wanting to make a row by row quilt seems very interesting and this book will be able to give me ideas on what to put in my quilt. Love your books and now my husband would to build me another bookcase if I won the prize.
—Ruby Davis on December 19, 2016Hard to choose just one, but I can see how they are the top 10. My first choice is #6: Snow Happy: Whimsical Embroidery Designs to Mix and Match by Robin Kingsley
—Joyce on December 19, 2016I love scrap quilting books and block books .
—Lou Wotzke on December 19, 2016While there are many I love, I think I really like Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple – 15 Sensationally Scrappy Quilts from Precuts because I have lots of Scraps and need something to tame them.
—Kristie Michalowski on December 19, 2016Scrap a Made Simple.
—Judy on December 19, 2016Love the New Hexagon’s book but then I like all the books. Looking forward to seeing what wonderful things 2017 brings
—Judy on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts is my favorite.
—Daniela M on December 19, 2016My favorite is the book Civil War Legacies III! Such cute little quilts in those beautiful reproduction prints!
—Vicki Sprain on December 19, 2016I love the Stitches from the Garden book.
—Abby on December 19, 2016Ohhhh yummy!!!
—Lenny Truitt on December 19, 2016first choice is:Scraps Made Simple
—CC Dery on December 19, 2016Second Choice: is Row by Row
"Civil War Legacies." Only to be followed very, extremely, and just a hair away by "Jo’s Little Favorites".
—Patricia Hersl on December 19, 2016It’s hard to choose a favorite but I’d say Jo’s Little Favorites. I want to make every single quilt in that book!
—Linda M on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is a favorite, but they are all great. Thanks for sharing the top ones for 2016. Your website and newsletter are so useful and up-to-date. Merry Christmas and wishing you a wonderful 2017!
—Pam on December 19, 2016Row by Row is my favorite! So many possibilities!!!
—Jane B on December 19, 2016I really love the All IN a Row book by all the Moda folks. It can be adapted into so many designs, I really get inspired when I look at it. Fingers crossed that I get picked. Thanks for the giveaway Martingale.
—cheryl warstler on December 19, 2016My favorite was The New Hexagon. Introduced me to EPP, which is great for traveling-stitching.
—Lennea Heymer on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon is a great addition to my sewing room. I love the creative blocks and it is so nice to be handstitching again! But now I am drooling over the other books on your list……
—Colleen on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple is on my list to get! I already have some of the others!
—Diana Wylie on December 19, 2016I love the Civil War Quilts. They have so much history in the quilt patterns and fabric prints.
—Bonnie on December 19, 2016Moda all in a row is my favorite! And the 9 patch book!
—Diana Wylie on December 19, 2016I think Jo’s Little Favorites would be mine; right up there with Moda All Stars Mini-Marvels. I need some projects I can actually finish!
—Judy on December 19, 2016Love the Christmas Tidings book. Lots of gift ideas.
—Kathy Klopfenstein on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden is my favorite!
—Kathleen Hatfield on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars All in a Row is my favorite. You can mix and match the rows and just a good feeling of accomplishment to complete one row.
—Estie on December 19, 2016I love the Civil War legacies book. Recreating the past, to make future heirlooms
—Yvonne Reid on December 19, 2016If Jo has her name on it and Robin, then both of these would be my favourite this year. Applauds to you all for choosing such a variety of stunning designers to keep us inspired. You have always been my go to for books!
Merry Christmas from our home to yours.
—Minnie on December 19, 2016Minnie
I would pick the book simple Christmas tidings and also I like scraps made simple and all the rest have something I like in them. So they are all great.💕
—Karen on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden is my favourite. My hands are arthritic and I can no longer quilt anything larger than a wall hanging, but I can still embroider.
—Elizabeth M on December 19, 2016They are all great but I think Jo’s Little Favorites would be my pick. Thank you
—Mayme on December 19, 2016for a chance to win.
I love flowers and anything to from a garden so I would say the book Stitches From The Garden would be my favorite but I really love them all.
—Donna Rothacher on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is Kaffe Fassett’s Bold Blooms. I am happy to see embroidery books, but Kaffe’s book is simply beautiful to look at and inspiring to those of us who love bright colors in our quilts. Although he does use his own fabrics for his quilts, he also gives helpful tips on the color values in his quilts for those who choose to use
Kaffe also designs needlepoint and has included needlepoint charts in this book. Although it’s been a while since I picked up a new needlepoint canvas, his charts are seriously tempting me to start needlepointing again.
—Theresa A Appel on December 19, 2016I love everything by Kim Diehl so I would pick Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Janice Mc Laren on December 19, 2016I love Small and Scrappy. I have many of your books and enjoy looking through them for inspiration.c
—Joyce on December 19, 2016I don’t know if I have one favorite book but I do know that at least six of these top ten are on my wish list! Thank you and Merry Christmas!
—Angelia L. on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple looked like a great one to work on my stash. 😀
—Jean on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is the book would love to get. Really all the bo0oks seem to be so amazing. Always love receiving the newsletters.
—Anne on December 19, 2016Ready Willing & Able to place the new books into my sewing library. WOW wha n opportunity, TY
—Caryl Anne Rosten on December 19, 2016Striking strip!! I love them all!!
—Julie ORear on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars – All In a Row
—Barbara Dearman on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III, I have 1 and 2 and love them. All the books have something that catches my eye, may it be piecing, or embroidery, large quilts to mini’s. This would be a wonderful Christmas Gift.
—connie b on December 19, 2016My favorite is #4: Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects by Gail Pan. What a great prize!
—Kathleen Brown on December 19, 2016There are soooo many talented designers and authors with Martingale!
—Jan Manley on December 19, 2016My favorite Martingale Book for 2016 would have to be The New Hexagon! I was glad to see it made the Top 10 list. I had so much fun with this book creating my own version of the pieced hexies!
I love Civil War reproduction print fabric. The Civil War Legacies looks beautiful!
Thank you for a fun and exciting giveaway! Merry Christmas and a safe, happy , healthy and prosperous New Year to everyone at Martingale!
Striking strips just may be my first choice!! Thanks!!
—Donna on December 19, 2016My favorite book is Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. Her quilt patterns exude such warmth and comfort.
—Paula on December 19, 2016My favourite is Striking Strip Quilts because I am always look for new ways to use precuts.
—K Yee on December 19, 2016I would have to say my favorite is either Civil War Legacies or Stitches from the Garden. Hard to choose from so many great books!
—Nancy on December 19, 2016I have none of thes i have the 1st edition of the civil war bok i woul treasure reading and making quilts from any of these books
—Audrey Wiginton on December 19, 2016I have many favorites for many reasons. I have started to collect scraps so Scraps made simple is what I need.
—Michele Warner on December 19, 2016My favorite book is #2.
—Catherine M on December 19, 2016I love the quilts in Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers, but there are several other books that I also would like to own.
—Pat on December 19, 2016Going on the premise, that a girl can never have too many quilt books, to curl up with on snowy Ohio afternoons, I think I would love to win one of these prizes!
—Nan Martino on December 19, 2016All in a row is my favorite.
—Karen Keeler on December 19, 2016My favorite quilt book of 2016 is Kate Henderson’s Striking Strip Quilts. I really enjoy working with 2 1/2″ strips, so her book is perfect for me.
—Joan on December 19, 2016I found inspiration in Urban and Amish. The beauty of traditional Amish quilts with a modern twist. What a nice way to honor our heritage.
—Jann W. on December 19, 2016My favorite book is the Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects. So many wonder projects, I want to make them all
—Joan Jarrett on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings gets my vote. I enjoy sewing for the Christmas parties. I also like Jo’s Little favorites.
—Betty Runkle on December 19, 2016Small quilts are always appreciated!!
How to decide!!!! I guess my first choice would be Simple Christmas Tidings with Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery a close second. All of the books are wonderful.
—Vickie on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple would be my favorite perhaps.
—carolyn temple on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs Just love the versatility of the designs…use a few , use a lot….baby quilt, big quilt, table topper!
—Sam (Eleanor) VanSant on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl is my pick for my top favorite. I love it all from the Christmas stockings to the big quilts, it’s a great book!
—Kaye M on December 19, 2016I would love ‘all in a row’ bacause you could mix and match rows and make it different just adding your own colour choice! Simple Christmas sounds good too, as I always intend to make something and get caught short of time to do it; these projects seem feasable in a short time, and so pretty!
—Cecilia Magor on December 19, 2016It’s hard to choose between Simple Christmas Tidings and Scraps Made Simple. Both are full of wonderful ideas and great inspiration.
—Vickie S Dudley on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!!! Love all things Jo!
—Barb Emig on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas, by Kim Deihl, is on the top of my Christmas list!
—Sharon Vukan on December 19, 2016I don’t have a copy yet, but my favorite would be number ten, Civil War Legacies lll. Cool blocks and perfect scrappy love.
—Jeandf on December 19, 2016All in a Row!! Love it!!
—Susan Cleary on December 19, 2016I have the Hexagon book. No quilt yet but lovr the possibilities.
—Pandora on December 19, 2016My favorite is Simple Christmas Tidings.
—peg on December 19, 2016I love the Snow Happens book!
—Holly Nielson on December 19, 2016There are quite a few books on your "best of" list that I have wanted to buy!
My favorite book from the list would have be Katja Marek’ s " The New Hexagon". I LOVE that I have gotten so much use from this book! After using it to make Hexagons from the book I joined in making the EPP project "Glorious Hexagons" . I have had the book spiral bound because it gets so much use! That makes this book a real winner to me! An investment in ongoing fun and creativity!
—Marie Z. Johansen on December 19, 2016I love All In A Row.
—Lynda on December 19, 2016My favorite was so hard to choose because this line up of books are all wonderful and all by such good writers that I am sure the instructions are wonderful. OK choose one… narrow it down to Simple Christmas, Scraps made Simple and Civil War III. Choose only one… Scraps made Simple! There is my choice, but all 10 are great! As quilters we are so lucky to have great patterns and wonderful fabrics.
—Mary Dahlberg on December 19, 2016Love Snow Happy!! It would be wonderful to win them all!
—Pat on December 19, 2016Christmas patchwork loves embroidery, Gail Pan has awesome designs and here she has put together three of my most favorite things, stitching, sewing and Christmas.
—sandra campbell on December 19, 2016My fave of the 2016 books has to be SCRAPS MADE SIMPLE.
—Trudy Adamek on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars Scraps Made Simple is my fav, but I love them all! Thanks for the chance to win.
—Diane B. on December 19, 2016It was hard to decide!, I will say Jo’s Little Favorites has won out! The embroidery quilting combinations come a very close second tho!!
—Mary on December 19, 2016I like "I Love Churn Dash" and can’t wait for the new table toppers book!!
—Carol N on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites would be my favorite. I really like working on small projects and love her fabric.
—Peggy Marine on December 19, 2016Absolutely love Jo’s Little Favorites! What great ideas for gifts!
—Sally Ann on December 19, 2016Hmm. Most drooled over was Jo’s Little Favorites, New Hexagon is in a special spot surrounded by fabric and paper pieces, Row by Rowing along with my quilting group. Too hard to pick the best. Love them all!
—Sue Pontifex on December 19, 2016My Favorite Book is" The New Hexagon", but I also like
—Nicole Risse on December 19, 2016all the other books.
All in a Row is my absolute favorite. I participated in the contest on line and after finishing one quilt top, decided there were so many rows I still wanted to make that I created a second top. It was such fun following everyone’s progress during the contest, too. What surprised me was how many of the books on the list I don’t have.
—Jean HS on December 19, 2016I agree with your number 1 book, Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row by Row Quilt Designs. I’m going to suggest it to my mini group members as a quilt for 2017.
—Fran Claassens on December 19, 2016Because I have made so many large quilts, I am looking forward to working on Jo’s Little Favorites. I would like to redo my sewing room and believe it will be nice to hang them in it.
—DiAnna Mueller on December 19, 2016All of these look wonderful. I still enjoy every style.
—Cassy L. on December 19, 2016Love the striking strips as well as the book of little quilts
—Mindy on December 19, 2016Mi libro favorito es "Civil War Legacies III" de Carol Hopkins. Es maravilloso. Es una joya de libro, me encanta.
—Margarita on December 19, 2016Translation: My favorite book is "Civil War Legacies III" by Carol Hopkins. It is wonderful. It’s a book gem, I love it.
Row by row is my choice. Love a roll the Books! Thanks for the chance.
—Hanke Fijnvandraat on December 19, 2016Stash Lab by Tonya Alexander is great!
—Patricia A on December 19, 2016I think this is a very nice Christmas present and Thank you for all you do at Martingale! Your books are beautiful and I love being a part of your book club. You offer such a variety and wonderful $5 book sale. I am also impressed with your excellent customer service! And now a free giveaway- awesome! I would like be the Civil War Legacies if I get lucky.
—Paula Dore on December 19, 2016Thank you so much for your kind words, Paula, you just made our day! 🙂 Happy holidays to you! –Jenny
Snow Happy is my favorite. Thanks for the chance to win.
—patti j galbreath on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my pick!
—David Schulz on December 19, 2016My top book would be The Simple Christmas Tidings. I love making table runners as gifts for the holiday season and there was a great pic of one in there I’d love to try! Happy holidays!
—Jessica F on December 19, 2016All in a Row! Great book!
—Donna U on December 19, 2016That is an easy question, The New Hexagon. I have loved making my hexagons using this book. And I will continue to use it as I travel the Hexagon rode. Row by Row gets my second vote another one of my favourite books and authors.
—Kerry Eustace on December 19, 2016I love the Civil War series, so Civil War Legacies lll would definitely be my choice!
—Sandra Jacobs on December 19, 2016I love The New Hexagon and have enjoyed the world wide creativity as shown by Facebook followers. The book has become a magic tool for fabric lovers.
—Carmen on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple. I have been trying to work more out of my stash and need all the visual and directive help I can getQ
—Nancy N on December 19, 2016In my efforts to quilt projects, I have found Shape by Shape most helpful this year.
—marlene on December 19, 2016I love the New Hexagon book.
—Stephanie Haitz on December 19, 2016I’ve started the Millefiore and the blocks on the go.
Scraps Made Simple and Jo’s Little Favorites just jump out at me. The colors are so pleasing. Would love to have them both. Of course they are all wonderful. Eye candy!!!!!!!
—Cassie Staggs on December 19, 201612 books of pure inspiration! Great to see a fellow Aussie in there – well done Gail Pan!!
—Dawn Jones on December 19, 2016It was sure hard to choose, but I like #9: Striking Strip Quilts: 16 Amazing Patterns for 2½"-Strip Lovers. I have been making a lot of strip quilts this past year.
—Louise on December 19, 2016I just finished quilting my new hexie quilt along by Katja. Turned out beautiful! Love her book.
—Thelma Moyer on December 19, 2016I love the Scraps Made Simple! I have a lot of scraps!
—Inger Herman on December 19, 2016very difficult to choose but I think I like "Striking Strip Quilts". Many more possibilities for 2 1/2″ strips.
—val malcolm on December 19, 2016My favorite which I bought is "The New Hexagon". I am following her Quilt On the Go with hexagons. "Striking Strip Quilts" looks very interesting since I love 2 1/2″ strips.
—Elizabeth Kelbaugh on December 19, 2016Thanks for sharing.
I think I would like to try all, but "Jo’s Little Favorites – Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters" would be the one I’d start with. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
—Linda Miller on December 19, 2016I’d have to choose Snow Happy!
—Ginger on December 19, 2016I haven’t got any of these yet, but I have flipped through some and put them on my Christmas wish list. Will have to wait to see which one I get. My wish list includes both the Moda All Stars books, Striking Strip Quilts and Jo’s Little Favourites. These all look like great nooks and I would love each and every one of them.
—Susan Ikin on December 19, 2016My favorite is the Civil War Legacies III. I have I and II and couldn’t live without any of them.
—Sue Jones on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon has kept me busy for over a year! I love it!! I have learned new techniques and made new friends based on this book. Now I have the Calendar to continue the adventure!
—Mitzi Bojar on December 19, 2016It’s difficult but I’d have to pick Simple Christmas Tidings! I love everything by Kim Diehl!!
—Jody M on December 19, 2016How do you pick just one? Striking Strip Quilts would probably be my favorite!
—Connie on December 19, 2016I have none of these (yet!) but the row quilts book looks so inspiring. I do love the combining of embroidery with pieced blocks too.
—Donna Rowe on December 19, 2016Love the Moda All-Stars books! I am a huge fan of quilt books and actually have a long list of favorites.
—Lisa Marie on December 19, 2016My fave book of 2016 is"The New Hexagon," which inspired me to take a class on Hexies & now I’m in Hexie love!
—Brenda L. Pedersen on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. Can’t wait to create all of next years gifts!.
—Mia R on December 19, 2016All in a row is my favorite too! I also love that sew many hand embroidery books made the list!
—Diane S on December 19, 2016I loved the Moda all stars all in a row! Great book and had so much fun making things out of it! You owned it!0
—Danette Roundy on December 19, 2016It is so hard to narrow down my favorite – it’s like our children, we love them all equally. I would have to go with Jo’s Little Favorites, Simple Christmas Tidings and Civil War Legacy. What a great package of prizes. Thanks for sharing all the amazing books you publish with all the projects from your creative quilters. Your newsletters and website always keep me inspired. May your 2017 be filled with joy, fabric and stitches.
—Lynn Darcy on December 19, 2016I already have several of the top books and love them. I especially love simple Christmas and have several projects planned. Anything Kim Diehl does is great. I have made many of her quilts from her other books
—Susie coates on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacy is my favorite but I have to say would not be unhappy if I won any of these great books! Thank you for this chance! Happy Holidays!
—Tanya on December 19, 2016I really enjoy making things out of scraps so I guess if I had to pick it would be Scraps Made Simple 🙂
—Debbie Hastings on December 19, 2016I agree with Civil War Legacies as my favorite. I love Carol’s choices for her book and her color selections, too. Your top 10 are all winners!
—Kris S on December 19, 2016It’s really difficult to pick just one so here goes. I don’t have any of these books, but I know I could spend hours enjoying the various projects. Thank you so much for the chance to dream.
—Lynda on December 19, 2016My favorite book was the Row quilts book, but all the others look terrific too
—Michele on December 19, 2016Gail Pan’s new Christmas book is my favourite! I could get lost for a while in any of these beautiful books! Merry Christmas!
—Sherill V on December 19, 2016Hard to choose just 1. I like them all. Love seeing which ones make the top 10 list and how many I have of them.
—Audrey on December 19, 2016Tough choices, but I have to go with Snow Happy. I like to sit and hand stitch in the evening, and the projects in this book are so cute. In truth, I wouldn’t turn down any of the books in the Top Ten, but I currently gravitate to those dealing with embroidery.
Holiday Greetings to all at Martingale, and much thanks for your generous give-aways throughout the year.
—Sandy May on December 19, 2016I would choose "All in a Row". thank you 🙂
—Martha cook on December 19, 2016I’d have to say Kim Diehl’s new book! I have all of hers and they are so beautiful and inspiring, and a Christmas themed one just put it over the top.
—Christine Miller on December 19, 2016Hard to choose but … Mods All Stars, Love the variety ❤️😀👍🏼
—Vivienne Franklin on December 19, 2016I have several of the top,ten, but I love Jo’s Little Favorites. I can use a lot of mynprecutsband charms to make these!
—Judi on December 19, 2016Should have checked my typing Moda All Stars 😬
—Vivienne Franklin on December 19, 2016Love all the embroidery/quilting books! Can’t pick just one!
—Eileen Heinze on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple… or bonnie hunters new one… happyness04431@yahoo.com
—Anna brown on December 19, 2016My favourite is The new Hexacon on first place and second Jo’s Little Favorites. But to be honest, they are all awesome books and really hard to choose from.
—Rita on December 19, 2016Thank you for the change to win these books, it would be great to be one of the 3 hapy winners.
Wishing you a Wonderful 2017.
Jo’s Little Quilts, I love anything Jo and I love little quilts!!! Well, big ones too but I love this book!!! Thank you, I really like any quilting book but all of these are wonderful!!!
—Twyla on December 19, 2016My wife does scrap quilts so the book using scraps would be her favourite
—Paul on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts by Kate Henderson is my favorite. I am part of Quilts From the Heart (quiltsfromtheheart.org for into on who we are) and we have lots of scraps, especialy 2-1/5″ strips that we have cut from our impressive stash of donated fabric. I am always looking for patterns that I can use 2-1/2″ strips I have taken to mmake quilts, especially those that are more masculine or gender neutral.
—Jolene Otter on December 19, 2016"Stitches from the Garden" would have to be my favorite. I love Kathy’s original designs and projects.
—Melissa Gerber on December 19, 2016Stitches from the garden looks lovely, projects to pick up when have a few minutes to relax and enjoy sewing
—Grace O'Connor on December 19, 2016My favorite book is The New Hexagon. All the books on the list are wonderful.
—Dorthy Clendenning on December 19, 2016My favourite All in a row. Many projects on my wish list.
—Sue on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden by Kathy Schmidtz. They are gorgeous! I would love them all though! Thanks for the giveaway!
—Be Bryan on December 19, 2016My favorite book this year is not on the list of the top 10. I love Pat Sloans Teach Me series. I have made 3 projects from the Teach Me to sew Triangles. I would love to have Kim Diehl’s Christmas book. I do have both of the Moda All Stars books on the list. Great giveaway. Merry Christmas to all.
—Liz Dyer on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars! Definitely.
—Kim Brownell on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery is an absolutely beautiful book – but so are they all!
—Bonnie on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon.
—Brenda on December 19, 2016I think Jo’s Little Favorites would be my favorite.
—Vicki Fox on December 19, 2016Terrific T-shirt quilts is my favorite this year, I am always looking for new ideas for making t-shirt quilts.
—Sharon Fiegle on December 19, 2016Snow Happy for sure! I just love snowmen and snow themed crafts so this book is just perfect for me. :o)
—Cheryl R. on December 19, 2016Patchwork loves embroidery is one of my favourites, so difficult to pick just one as they all offer something different and are fab!
—wendy on December 19, 2016Pick One????? I would love all of these, disappear into my sewing room and not come out for months! I think the first I would dive into would be the Civile War one, then the Jo’s Little Favourites, then Snow Happy…..I can’t decide! What a nice thing to give these to a lucky lucky quilter!!!!! thank you!
—suzie schroeder on December 19, 2016My favorites are Jo’s Little Quilts & Scraps Made Simple! Both are on my Christmas wish list, so hoping someone took my hint! But love all your books!
—Diane Tewell on December 19, 2016#2 Simple Christmas Tidings because its contents could be made into many designs besides Christmas ones!
—Melanie on December 19, 2016I have several new books that show how to get the curvy storm-at-sea look without curved piecing! Also hooked on Patrick Lose’s big patterns – so cheery!
—Karen on December 19, 2016I like the books that have well thought out patterns with easy to cut sizes like 2″ or 3.5″ with easy piecing methods like strips & cut into pairs, instead of the 2-7/8″ squares & sew each one together. I only have so much time & concentration!
Thank you for the opportunity to speak, enter & win.
Karen
Can’t choose just one – luv all Kim Diehl’s ‘Simple’ books and everything Jo Morton
—Sandy on December 19, 2016I love Patchwork Loves Embroidery Christmas!
—Stephanie on December 19, 2016#4: Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery is a favorite. It allows hand work plus piecing. The project can be a take-along hand work and when that is complete, a project for the sewing room.
—Donna on December 19, 2016You really want us to pick just one?! So hard to chooose. A beautiful Kim Diehl book or a fun Gail Pan choice? How about Moda All Stars: Scraps Made Simple so I don’t have to choose just on designer. What a great prize!
—Penny on December 19, 2016Wow what an opportunity. These are all lovely books. I have one, but would love to have some of the others too. Thank you for the opportunity. Merry Christmas to all.
—Sheila on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III
—Sandra Rochon on December 19, 2016I love to add any of the books to my library – but I especially like the All in a Row 😊
—Daphne Hunter on December 19, 2016My favorite….Civil War Legacies, but I already own it!!!… followed by Simple Christmas Tidings…..love Kim Diehl’s books!
—Annette Burchfield on December 19, 2016I can’t pick one. I like Civil War Legacies III, because I love reproduction and miniature quilts. I like Stitches from the Garden because I love embroidery and needlework notions. Thank you for the opportunity to enter.
—Debra on December 19, 2016What a great collection of books. my favorite this year was the Ultimate Guide to Machine Quilting… long arm and sit down…. by Christa Watson and Angela Walters.
—Suzy on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites and Scraps Made Simple Simple. Such great books and quilts! They all look wonderful!
—Mary on December 19, 2016My favorite would be all of them. I do have Jo Mortons "Jo’s
—Sue Pithey on December 19, 2016Little Favorites"
All in a Row!
—Joan on December 19, 2016If I must choose one, Civil War Legacies. So many great titles!
—Cindy Stutz on December 19, 2016Simply Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl and my second choice would be Jo’s new book.
—Terri U on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favorite. I have I and II so would love to win III. Winning all ten books would be super! Thank you for the opportunity. 🙂
—Sheila Fernkopf on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts by Kate Henderson is my favorite. She always has great strip ideas and they are easy to make. Love them!!!
—Ruth on December 19, 2016So hard to pick, love so many styles, but Civil War Legacies III was definitely a favorite!
—Dixie Klima on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be the first book I would buy but I would love to have them all!
—Tamrey Davis on December 19, 2016Little Jo’s Little Quilts and I find the Snow Happy, the snow men make me smile just looking at the cover.
—Bethana on December 19, 2016It’s a tie between Jo’s Little Quilts and Civil War Legacies III.
—Janet Fletcher on December 19, 2016What a wonderful array of books – it was hard to choose between the New Hexagon and Scraps Made Simple – but as my next project is from Scraps Made Simple – that’s my choice – thanks
—Pauline C on December 19, 2016I love hand embroidery so has to be either Snow Happy or Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery!
—Katy on December 19, 2016My Favorite books is, Oh how do I choose. I have and love several/ First I guess is Jo’s Little favorites, because I get to try different ideas in shorter measure. Then Snow Happy, Civil War Legacies 3, and simple Christmas by Kim Diehl. Really! You asked me to choose. I need them all.
—Linda on December 19, 2016Hard to choose, so many great books this year for reproduction fabric fans like myself. My newest favorite is Kathleen Tracy’s book Small and Scrappy. I love the small quilts with all of the little scrappy pieces.
—Nicole Westling on December 19, 2016All in a Row is my favorite of 2016.
—Sue on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon would be my choice since I have ordered a lot of the paper pieces. All of them would be some good reading.
—Jean Nolting on December 19, 2016It’s hard to choose just one great book because you have such a variety of wonderfull books!
—Lori rusk on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorite.
—Trina on December 19, 2016I love Civil War Legacies III. It would be great to win this pack to inspire me after 9 months off stitching due to a crushed right index finger and 2 surgeries! Am so looking forward to some stitching as soon as I am able😆
—Jenny Whale on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas tidings. Kim Diehl’s books are exquisite.
—Carol B. on December 19, 2016my favorite would be scraps made simple as I love to make scrap quilts.
—Nina Thoren on December 19, 2016Martingale’s books are always the ones I look for as they are accurate and we’ll design books. Keep up the good work in 2017!
—Rita Subrt on December 19, 2016What a treasure trove of books! So hard to choose. I love Kathy sChmidtz AND Kim Diehl!
—joanne moore on December 19, 2016Well I guess I would pick Kathy Schmidtz as I already have 1 Kim Diehl to quilt and a kit of hers waiting to
be started! Good luck everyone!
Love the Civil War Legacies 3 book…..beautiful quilts.
—Chris Sandstrom on December 19, 2016I love them all, but my favorite is All In A Row of which am starting a BOM with in January with the quilt store I love! I have the book, but it’s packed since our home is up for sale.
—Diane Copio on December 19, 2016Hexagons, but would not be disappointed in any of them
—sue smith on December 19, 2016thank you
Scraps Made Simple. Love a scrap quilt.
—Mary Val on December 19, 2016Jo Morton and amazing energies you folks rock to let us have a chance to learn, grown and give back more quilts to help this world!
—Joane on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies 3. I would interpret the designs in alternative fabrics.
—Margaret K in VA on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III but it was so hard to choose. Moda All Stars, Jo’s Little Quilts, Striking Strip Quilts are all running a close second. It is almost like choosing a favorite child, lol. Thanks for the chance at this fabulous giveaway.
—Deb Praus on December 19, 2016I also don’t have any of these books but if I were to choose, it would be the embroidery books. I love to combine quilting and embroidery together in projects. I would love to win one of these. Thanks for the chance.
—Evelyne Carlen on December 19, 2016Very hard to choose one over the others !!!. guess if I had to it would be All in a Row as that has such variety !
—Susan Brewer on December 19, 2016Thanks for a chance to win.
Love them all. Fav has to be Scaps
—Bobbie Starr on December 19, 2016All in a Row because the clothes hanging on the line reminds me of my precious mama.
—Rebecca Marzano on December 19, 2016I have none of these books but am drooling over them! So excited that I might be lucky enough to own any of them!
—Monica Parnis on December 19, 2016Oh my gosh! They all look wonderful but the Civil War would probably be my favorite!!
—Jenny Clouse on December 19, 2016My favorite is #2 – Kim Deihl – Simple Christmas Tidings. Of course, they could all go on my wish list, but I just love Kim’s designs and color combinations.
—Biz G on December 19, 2016Mods AllStars All in a Row!
—Joan Buchholz on December 19, 2016My favorite book is " The New Hexagon"
—Nora Brofford on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon – 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece, love anything to do with hexagons 🙂
—Jac on December 19, 2016I would love any of these. I did purchase Kim’s book and made the ornaments and cookies. I love her book Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Nancy Abriatis on December 19, 2016The new hexagon
—Diane Pfluger on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s "Simply Christmas Tidings". Love her work, I have most of her books. Thank you & happy holidays.
—Jackie Roisler on December 19, 2016Striking Strips for sure
—jessie mckenzie on December 19, 2016Love "Snow Happy!" And love quilting and embroidery books! How fun would it be to have all of them!?
—Regina DeCapite on December 19, 2016The most favorite book of 2016 has to be All In A Row. It has endless possibilities.
—Mary Warren on December 19, 2016So many beautiful books, so many quilts to make. Hard to choose just one but would have to say I would love to try some of those hexies, so The New Hexagon would be my choice.
—Wendy Robinson on December 19, 2016Mine is Scraps Made Simple. I made the "Button Box" quilt from this book and it turned out fabulous!
—Vera Waldman on December 19, 2016I do not have any of these. would love to win
—Samantha on December 19, 2016I love the All In A Row! There are so many different combinations that can be made into numerous quilts all in one book!
—Cheryl Payne on December 19, 2016Hi, my name is Tina and I’m a quilting book hoarder. I can’t possibly choose only 1, they all look great and surprisingly, I don’t have any of them! Please support my habit..lol.
—Tina Zantrofski on December 19, 2016I love Scraps Made Simple but would love to check them all out!
—Kathleen on December 19, 2016I love Sweet Baby Quilts because it uses movable pieces for baby’s to investigate. I also love your book on Hexies which I do not have but find fascinating because I have always associated them with one piece but yours involves paper piecing which I also love. Hope I win these books but will purchase them if I don’t. Also love to get the scrappy book as who doesn’t have lots of scraps. I love your website & hope to see more in the new year.
—Gloria Curry on December 19, 2016My favorite is Stitches From The Garden by Kathy Schmitz. It incorporates two of my favorite passions, quilting & embroidery.
—Stephanie on December 19, 2016Striking Strip
—Robin on December 19, 2016MODA All Stars Scraps made Simple
—Sandy Thorp on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is my favorite book this year!
—Nancy on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies is my favorite but I would be happy to own any of the selections!!
—Kathy Kranenburg on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites, Striking Strip Quilts and Snow Happy would round out my collection. They are all fabulous.
—Rebecca Pobanz on December 19, 2016All in a row by Pat Sloan
—Hilda Hignojos on December 19, 2016I love the book Stitches from the Garden! The embroidery patterns are so beautiful! Be still my heart…thank you Kathy Schmitz, I love all the projects. They are amazing!
—Deborah Lafayette on December 19, 2016I have to choose one! Really? well I don’t have any in the top ten but I would probably lean towards civil war legacies.. at the moment I have my head in a dear jane and farmers wife book and not sure which to start..
—lisa kemp on December 19, 2016I have really fallen in love with embroidery again after following the Splendid Sampler. All of these books look wonderful. Thank you.
—Patty Galbraith on December 19, 2016Striking strip quits. I love the fresh look of these quokts. Like a burst of Summer.
—liz carpenter on December 19, 2016I like scrappy quilt books, a few of those fit my palette. Have got a few projects in mind.
—beth daniels on December 19, 2016I can’t decide a favorite book. It depends on the day and my mood. Today I love All In A Row but I go back and look at the others and I see the two lovely embroidery books and they make me want to jump right in. The civil war book is exquisite because of the history behind it. I just want them all!! Then I won’t have to decide.
—Annie on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas is on my wish list. Of course all of the books look great.
—Beth on December 19, 2016I just love Gail Pan’s book "Patchwork loves Embroidery " but any of those books are amazing and I would love to own them. Thank you, Regards Wendy
—Wendy Phelps on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these but I would love to pick All in a Row. They all look great!
—Julie S on December 19, 2016I purchased five of these books and love them all but if I had to pick one itvwould have to be Kim Diehls Simple Christmas Tidings. I love everything she does!
—SUSIE BROWN on December 19, 2016I would love to have any or all of these. I think the first one I would open if I were lucky enough to receive them would be Stitches from the Garden.
—Robin on December 19, 2016Yikes, just one?! Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Kathy Johnson on December 19, 2016I was out of the quilting world for a long time and have just gottten back in in the last year and a half or so. So I have bought a lot of books in 2016. It would be so hard to pick a favorite but I think I lean towards books with Christmas themes. Have bought several and if I had to pick one it would be an Art to Heart book (Christmas Favorites).
—Charlotte Keene on December 19, 2016Soo hard to choose! Striking Strip Quilts is one of many books that enjoy published. It’s not fair to ask for just one, lol.
—Amy Sanders on December 19, 2016My favorite i Animal Parade 2.
—Julie Averill on December 19, 2016These books – all 1 thru 10 – are a real treasure. I shall pick both #1 (All Stars All in a Row) and #10 (Civil War Legacies III), with #1 as my favorite with its cheery colors and eye-catching details. #10 is my second choice. I like the earthy tones, the classic patterns, the satisfying familiarity.
—Linda S on December 19, 2016Christmas is my favorite time of year, so Kim Diehl’s book is my favorite. So many wonderful things to make!
—Diane Notden on December 19, 2016They all look wonderful books. My favourite would be Gail Pan’s Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. Thanks for the lovely giveaway. Merry Christmas!
—Christine M on December 19, 2016There are several books that I drool over but one absolute #1 is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. This grand Prize would make my whole year happy!!
—Cheryl Strayer on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these books. I am always looking for projects for gifts. Stitches from my garden also caught my eye. Thanks for the great offer.
—Julie on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite!
—Mary Lou on December 19, 2016All in a row is my favourite!
—Mary Wright on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favourite. I’m a fan of small quilts and Jo’s book has lots of lovely pieces
—Julie D on December 19, 2016I love Simply Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. Everything she makes is so beautiful, and the colors are lovely.
—Lorna Reeser on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon.
—Charald Comeau on December 19, 2016Since I haven’t had a chance to see any of these beautiful books, I’m sure any one or all would be a joy to own! Just getting back into the quilting world and getting so excited to get started!!
—Blanche Ridgeway on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple would be my pick. I’ve been saving my scraps, thinking I could come up with my own pattern. Every time I try to lay them out, my idea just doesn’t have that special "it" look. So back in my scrap bag it goes! At thus point it msay take over my sewing room. If I make every quilt in the book I could put a big dent in my scrap bag! Love all your ideas, books and giuveaways….thanks!
—Carol on December 19, 2016I particularly love the Moda All Stars books. They have a delightful array of styles as the quilts are designed by many different well know quilt designers. They often inspire me to use my pre cuts, which I seem to find in my stash (where do they all come from?) so this is a good outcome. I so often find books like these to be a jumping off point for a new project and I can add my own design flare to make the quilt truly my creation with the help of the friendly designers.
—Heather Purdy on December 19, 2016I’m sorry I can’t name a favorite because I love them all! I would purchase all of them if I could, lol. There are so many wonderful designers that work so very hard bringing their talented gifts to us, love and thank them all! Good luck to the winner of this fabulous collection, they will be soooo happy!! Thank you Martingale for the chance to win!
—Tricia on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. It’s the best of patchwork and embroidery thread work. The best of both worlds. The other books are all simple wonderful too. What an exciting giveaway! I would love them all and share some too!!!
—Joyce M Finley on December 19, 2016All in a row.
—Addie Leak on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple is my choice.
—Joanne Wilson on December 19, 2016Row by Row would be my favorite. I love to make row quilts or participate in Row by Row quilt alongs.
—Pat D on December 19, 2016All in a row
—Addie Leak on December 19, 2016All in. Row
—Addie Leak on December 19, 2016Snow happy
—Marcia on December 19, 2016I love snowmen embroidery so this book is perfect
I love Snow Happy.!
—Melissa Martin on December 19, 2016I bought Snow Happy and have used many if the designs for Christmas this year.
—Sharon powis on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite book of 2016. I just love her work!
—Sharoll on December 19, 2016J0 Morton’s book would be my favorite. I purchased it when it first came out. Among the others, then, Kim Diehl’s book would be a favorite.
—Carol HP on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts is my favorite. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Beth on December 19, 2016Most definitely Simple Christmas Tidings!
—Allison Evrard on December 19, 2016Wow would love this books
—Darlene Alonzo on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts! I love the interestin and unusual quilts made with the patterns in this book!
—Jean Blythe on December 19, 2016Free Motion Quilting by Angela Walters. I’m getting older and I need clear, concise directions with pictures showing me how to do something. I love to sew but grow more hesitant as I age. These books all look like they are descriptive and easy to follow and that is just what I’m after. Thanks!
—Denyse Rose on December 19, 2016As an avid quilter I would love any and all of the books.
—Vivian Adams on December 19, 2016My favorite book is Civil War Legacies III – A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers
By Carol Hopkins
I love the history and the fabrics used in making the samples in this book. I have several reproduction fabrics that would be fabulous in one of these books. Pick me, please, please, please.
—Brenda Pedrotti on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favorite but any one of the books would be a great addition to a quilter’s library.
—Carol Sheffer on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is probably my #1, but it was a hard decision. You have done a great job of providing us with some wonderful books.
—Diana Hess on December 19, 2016Wonderful books. But I would have to choose the rows. Love putting together this type quilt. Each row tells its own story.
—Carmin on December 19, 2016I would be so happy with any of the books. They look wonderful.
—marsha sernulka on December 19, 2016All are wonderful books.Striking Strip Quilts is my favorite.
—rebecca hamdani on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies as I love civil war reproductions and tiny quilts. This combines both!
—Cathy Smith on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon book has given me many hours of creative pleasure. Hand sewing is so portable and relaxing !
—marion stephens on December 19, 2016I think The New Hexagon Book is very versatile. All in One Day look like so much fun. I would love to read through all the others. This giveaway is wonderful. So many nice books. Thank you.
—Christina Albers on December 19, 2016It’s really hard to just pick one favorite but I think it would be Jo’s
—Karen H on December 19, 2016Little Quilts because I love the reproduction fabrics and the look of the quilts in this book- also I know I can get several projects done in a shorter period of time- but: they are several more in that group that have caught my eye and are calling my name
Civil War for me please
—Barbara on December 19, 2016My fav is moda srapsnappy quilt book.
—Edwina A Parsons on December 19, 2016Stitches from the garden is a big favorite. I love her patterns. Soon finishing the pillow on the front cover.
—May Britt on December 19, 2016I love snow happy.
—Gunn on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple is the first one to jump out at me; then I started looking and realized there are too many I’d like!
—Judys on December 19, 2016I would love to win them all! Civil War Legacies III would be first choice, but I love to do Hexagons, so it’s a tie for first choice.
—Mary Ellen Perry on December 19, 2016I love all books Civil War, but also love Row by Row
—Reva on December 19, 2016Striking strips is my favorite -but the English paper piecing would be neat -always wanted to try English paper piecing -this might get me started -thank you for the chance and Merry Christmas🎄
—Kim Gossett on December 19, 2016I love Striking Strip Quilts, i want to do every quilt in this book, thanks!
—Laura Soto Barquero on December 19, 2016My favorite is Simple Christmas Tidings. What a win, win your prize would be! I would have something new to look thru while hubby is binge watching Breaking Bad for the 10th time!
—Janet T on December 19, 2016If I had to pick just one, it would be Simple Christmas Tidings. I love all of the quilts, projects, recipes and decorating tips!
—Teresa B on December 19, 2016It’s hard to choose! Any one would keep me busy for many projects.
—Karen Binder on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my fav.
—glenda moum on December 19, 2016I normally always pick a Christmas theme as my favorite but I have to say, The New Hexagon, is now at the top of my list!
—Janet on December 19, 2016"Jo’s Little Favorites" is first on my list, but "All in a Row" is a very close second!
—Elaine Davis on December 19, 2016So very hard to choose a favorite as all are simply beautiful, but if I must choose one then Stitches From the Garden gets my vote!
—Linda B on December 19, 2016Unfortunately I don’t own any of these books but I think my first pick would have to be the scrap book. Any book that will help me with my huge amount of scrap fabric would be a wonderful addition to my library.
—Judy Prescott on December 19, 2016Wow, the quilts you could make!!!
—Evelyn Patterson on December 19, 2016Love The Striking Strip Quilt really different, imaginative quilrs. I am addicted to precuts. I would treasure all the books. Thank you for this opportunity Love Martingale..all the way from Albany Western Australia,
—Sally Simmons on December 19, 2016It’s a toss-up: Stitches From The Garden and Jo’s Little Favourites. Both are full of beautiful designs that get my fingers itching to try them.
—Margaret Fox on December 19, 2016My favorite is Scraps Made Simple. I have so many scraps and am always looking for ways to use them.
—Gail Smith on December 19, 2016Stitches From the Garden looks inspiring but would love to win any of them!
—Laura on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas by Kim Diehl – love her books!
—Terri on December 19, 2016I am new at quilting, so all of these would be wonderful! However, I’m most partial to "All in a Row."
—Cindy Whitsett on December 19, 2016I have "The New Hexagon." I love hexies and so many cool ideas! The "Striking Strip Quilts" and "Scraps Made Simple" are on my wish list. And "Snow Happy" would give me new snowmen for my collection. What a wonderful giveaway–so many good options!
—Debbie on December 19, 2016My favorite would be Stitches from the Garden.
—Judy Garling on December 19, 2016My favorite is the Striking Strip Quilts. It has good ways to use smaller pieces of fabric one might have on hand.
—Jackie Wisherd on December 19, 2016I love all in a row. I could make several new quilts with a new book. Thanks for offering this great giveaway. Can’t wait to see if my name is one of the winners. Thanks
—Brenda Himmelrick on December 19, 2016I Love the Moda All Stars Row by Row book! Would love it!!!
—Sharon F on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III – A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers by Carol Hopkins
—Chuck on December 19, 2016I love this one especially due to the historical patterns used. It is like looking back in time.
Scraps made simple is my favorite. Making scrap-quilts make me happy.
—Mette H. V. Skogstrom on December 19, 2016Love all the quilting books!
—Dawn on December 19, 2016Love them all.
—Linda on December 19, 2016"All In A Row" is my favorite. It has lots of personality and fun patterns!
—Karen Johnston on December 19, 2016I ❤️ all of them, but I think my favorite is All In A Row.
—Eileen BrdlikI on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl would be a treasure to own and make. Thank you for the wonderful give away!
—Karen on December 19, 2016I LOVE the Snow Happy book! Winter is my favorite season because I can stay in and quilt! And blue is my favorite color!
—Gwen M on December 19, 2016I’m a big fan of Kim Diehl and go a little overboard decorating at Christmas. However, I have a great many reproduction scraps, so Jo Morton’s scrap quilting book would be fantastic. But my personal favourite is Kathy Schmidtz’s Stitches from the Garden book. Hard to find here in Australia and just perfect for whiling away the summer, stitching while the cricket is on! Great to see Gail Pan’s Christmas Stitchery book made the top ten!
—Rowena on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites, and Kim’s Christmas Tidings book. I love making any thing in miniature.
—Sandy on December 19, 2016Jo ‘ s Little Quilts would be my pick…or maybe Stitches from the Garden or maybe ALL of them! They are all wonderful.
—Susanne Spangenberg on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III is my favorite of the top 10. Thanks for the chance to win some great books.
—Judyk on December 19, 2016So many great books but I like the Scrap quilts made simple
—kathy syring on December 19, 2016How could you NOT love each and every one of these books !! Especially Pat Sloan !! she is one heck of a teacher and her step for each and every block are on POINT !! I am So glad i joined her Facebook Page …Lots of tips and helpful hints from ALL over the World because of her page !! Thanks Pat and Thanks for the give away ! with these Books the patterns and possibilities are endless !!
—Deborah Walters on December 19, 2016It’s hard to pick just one, but I’d have to say Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl.
—Yvonne B on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden.
—Vicki williams on December 19, 2016Now that my kids are grown, i am able to really focus on learning new techniques in quilting. Theses books would be great for me.
—Kim Howell on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacy would be a nice addition. We raffle off books at our guild meetings to raise money for speakers and to buy batting for our charity quilts.
—Chris Rose on December 19, 2016Living in Okinawa, Japan I don’t have the resources for new quilting books. I love being able to buy "e" versions of the books and patterns. Saves on the weight going back to the US. Of the ten top I like and have #9. We actually can by jellyrolls here from a "Fabric Man" who comes to the island about once a month. They are Moda fabric but older collections.
—Joan Phelps on December 19, 2016How interesting, Joan – isn’t the internet wonderful? Happy holidays from the USA! –Jenny
I don’t have any of these books, but oh my I see lots I would love to sit and spend hours looking at.
—Vicky on December 19, 2016Wow, any of the books are amazing for a novice!
—Katie on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these books. They all look fabulous and I’d love a chance to win!
—Elisa Reagan on December 19, 2016I love ❤️ them all but if I have to choose it’s civil war series
—Shelia lafferty on December 19, 2016I think I already have 5 of the top 10! But I’d still like to win. If I get any duplicates, I’ll gift them to my quilty friends. I think the moda books are my favorites so far but I also like Kim Diehl. Too hard to choose! Great giveaway!!
—Jan B on December 19, 2016I love the Moda All in a Row book. But so many of the others would be great to sew with especially the stichery patterns.
—Sue parks on December 19, 2016Merry holidays to all.
Oh my….my favorite publisher and I would love to win these books to add to my collection.
—Gena Stewart on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts, as a fellow Aussie I just love Kates style including her hair. Her quilts are just lovely
—Helen Storer on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs has been my favorite! Bought the book! Made a quilt! Played along in the Postings and looking at all the wonderful versions! and Yaay! for Pat Sloan’s Wash Day dresses. They were too cute! I had to make an extra one as a label for the back of my quilt!
—Anita Jackson on December 19, 2016Very hard to choose a favorite, but my goal in 2017 is to use up my scraps. So my vote is "Scraps Made Simple." But I would love any or all of the books. Thanks for the chance.
—Terri on December 19, 2016I think mine would be Scraps Made Simple…I am still learning about quilting and I am interested in quilts that combine simple and help use up my scraps I am creating from other quilts. I want ideas for doing more quilts for charity and to try other techniques and patterns.
—Sherri on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III – I would love to make the cover quilt in brights! I love taking older style designs and using brights or modern colours to give them a totally different look. Fifteen years ago this got lots of weird looks from other quilters …… now it’s commonplace lol
—Nicole on December 19, 2016All are great but I really love "Jo’s Little Favorites."
—Donna on December 19, 2016I am planning on making a Civil War quilt in 2017, so I would love to read the Civil War Legacies III. Thank you for this fin chance to win these books. Merry Christmas!
—Ginger LaMotte on December 19, 2016All star scraps. It would be a lot of fun to look at and decide which of my stash to use for which quilt.
—Lorraine Cloutier on December 19, 2016These are all great books. If I should win any of them I would donate them to my guild’s library so all our members could enjoy them. Thanks for keeping quilting alive!
—Pam Dooley on December 19, 2016I have been wanting the Civil War Legacy III for a long time. Been hearing a lot about Jo’s Little Favorites, would love to have that book also. All the other books look interesting, too. Wouldn’t mind having them all. Thanks for having a giveaway!
—Annette Ackley on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon looks really interesting to me. Thanks for the chance to win!!
—MIss Sherry on December 19, 2016Definitely my fav is The New Hexagon. This book cracked the world of quilting wide open for me.
—Ruth Arseneault on December 19, 2016SNOW HAPPY WOULD LOVE TO WIN THEM ALL
—L KRAMER on December 19, 2016I love the whimsy of All in a Row. It makes me smile.
—Ava on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Quilts
—Nancy Apel on December 19, 2016My favourite book of 2016 is Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple – 15 Sensationally Scrappy Quilts from Precuts. I love using precuts and I love scrap quilts – both in one book! Thanks for the change to win this huge giveaway!
—Linda Webster on December 19, 2016I like books that help use up the scrap stash.I am a new quilter wanting to learn it all.
—Paula Pennington on December 19, 2016Aw! Thanks for ththew chance Martingale. You have always been a great publisher.
—Charleen DiSante on December 19, 2016Wow! I love each of these books! If I have to choose I would say 8. I love to incorporate Embroidery to my Quilting and Sewing Projects. Each of these books are made from some of the best pattern and fabric designers out there. So exciting!
—Penny M on December 19, 2016They are all wonderful books filled with projects to do throughout the year, but I would love to have the Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery!!! It’s definitely on my wish list!!!
—Chrissy Hemphill on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars AA in a Row followed closely by Stitches from the Garden
—Kerry on December 19, 2016Aw! I like the Row by Row book!Thanks for the chance Martingale. You have always been a great publisher.
—Charleen DiSante on December 19, 2016Love all Jo Morton and Kim Diehl.
—Kathleen on December 19, 2016Oh my, Civil War Legacies III would have to be my favorite with ALL the rest in second place. Would to win them
—Kathy on December 19, 2016I love Striking Strips Quilts. I love making quilts from precuts and this book has some very beautiful ones to do.
—Dawn Rehmels on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple would have the be my favorite. Love scrappy quilts and love using up scraps.
—Barb Crawford on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Debbie Leier on December 19, 2016They are all great books! But my favorite is Snow Happy: Whimsical Designs. I love working at night after I get home from work on handwork and being different and working with blue threads instead of reds!
—Kim Camp on December 19, 2016I love the Snow Happy book. I decorate with snowmen for Christmas and this would be perfect.
—Kathy on December 19, 2016Been having fun with The New Hexagon patterns…just love being challenged to pick just the right fabrics to make the hexagons pop!
—Dori Hawks on December 19, 2016I love Civil War quilts so my pick would be Civil War Legacy III! Thank you for the chance to have these wonderful books in my library.
—Susie Wagenaar on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars All in a Row .. , that is my favorite! But I must admit the others look pretty great too!
—Machelle on December 19, 2016Striking strip quilts
—Dolores Clark on December 19, 2016My favorite one is Scraps Made Simple. I really like ideas about how to use all the different sizes of my scraps. All books look wonderful, however!
—Nancy Harvey on December 19, 2016Would love to win books that use scraps.
—Beth Miller on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden is on my wishlist, as well as Jo’s Little Favorites!!
—Dana Haskell on December 19, 2016My favorite book is SCRAPS MADE SIMPLE! I have the equivalent of a fabric store in yardage and the past three quilts I have made are from scraps. Hardly made a dent in the scrap heap. Always looking for ideas and designs.
—Ruth A. Sunday on December 19, 2016Stitches from the Garden. Oh my! Would I love to see this book in person. Thanks for the chance to win. ALL the books are wonderful!
—Lori Ginsberg on December 19, 2016It’s not an easy choice but I do wish I owned Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. All in a Row is a close second on my wish list.
—Chris on December 19, 2016Christmas patchwork loves embroidery
—Joanne Mast on December 19, 2016By Gail Pan
I bought the ebook Stitches in the Garden and absolutely adore it.
—April Lopez on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite, but I have to admit that is only because I already own it. Good luck to all!
—Karen on December 19, 2016Love the books! Love Kim and all the rest…don’t know which one I’d open first!
—Cathy Hughes on December 19, 2016Snow Happy would be my choice. I’m a sucker for snowmen.
—Sam on December 19, 2016This is a great collection of books, I am a new at doing these projects and have looked at some of these books in the store, but living on a disability income, I can never afford to purchase any of them. This at least gives me the opportunity of "HOPE" with the chance in winning some of them. Thank you for that, I am grateful for the opportunity!
—Deborah Chicago on December 19, 2016Patchwork Christmas loves Embroidery.
—Shelley Scarbro on December 19, 2016My favorite choice would be Kim Diehl’s book. I love her style!
—Kathi Benchley on December 19, 2016THank you so much for the chance at the give away. I would love to check out the book about hand embroidery.
—Beth Bush on December 19, 2016I would be so blessed with any of these …..thanks for the chance…
—Patty Neuspickel on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars All-in-Row. What a line up. Thank you for a chance to win this generous prize.
—Lu on December 19, 2016Simply Christmas Tidings would be my favorite. I’ve been looking at it but haven’t purchased it yet.
—Judy on December 19, 2016I have Table Toppers. My sister found a design she really loves but wants me to make it 3 times longer. When I find the time it will be a challenge in paper piecing.
—Lore Stanley on December 19, 2016Wow…. Looked at all the pictures of each book several times today and think I have several favorites, but think I narrowed the list to five….. in order….. Civil War Legacies III, Jo’s Little Favorites, Simple Christmas Tidings, All in a Row, and Scraps Made Simple.
—Marianne in TN on December 19, 2016Sorry, Couldn’t just pick one.
#4: Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects
—Diana Rosenthal on December 19, 2016or #6: Snow Happy: Whimsical Embroidery Designs to Mix and Match
I love them ALLLLLLLL..
Thank you for your inspiration throughout the Years,
Oh dear, I can only have one favorite? I like so many!! I think my favorite book, that I have so far this year, is the Big Book of Baby Quilts. But I’d love to give all of these a chance to become my favorite! 😉
—Stephanie on December 19, 2016I like the book Simple Christmas Tidings
—Nancy on December 19, 2016I can’t seem to stop buying books. It will take me a thousand years to make all of the quilts in my books. The last three were Scraps made simple by Moda, Civil War Legacy111 by Carol Hopkins and Striking strip quilts by Kate Henderson, but I would love to win more
—Irene Howard on December 19, 2016I love Civil War Legacies but I would have to say Moda All Stars Scraps Made Simple would have to be my favorite! It has so many of my favorite designers in one book with great projects and tips!
—Christen on December 19, 2016I have recently started doing redwork/bluework again and would love those books! And the others as well! Thank you and Merry Christmas!
—Stephanie Greer on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl. Christmas tidings
—MARGARET SCHINDLER on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon is my fav on the list – I’ve been watching the QAL all year and want to join in January. Thanks for the giveaway chance!
—Kimberly Smith on December 19, 2016I want them all – and I want them now!!!
—wanda horne on December 19, 2016I think The New Hexagon would be my favorite. I need to really try out some hexes and see if Inlove making them. Thanks!
—Cathey Self on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these, but would love Christmas-patchwork-loves-embroidery. crystalbluern at tds dot net
—Debra Kay Neiman on December 19, 2016I like Quilt in a row.
—Gitte on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts has to be my Number 1 fave, but Civil War Legacies III came in a close second. There are so many ideas in the strip quilt book, some just using some of your extra strips for color groupings or just scrappy. Great choices and thanks for the chance to win! Happy New Year!
—Marie Eddins on December 19, 2016I would have to say Civil War Legacies. I love the reproduction fabric!
—Deborah S on December 19, 2016My favorite is Moda All Stars: Scraps Made Simple. So many possibilities!
—Laura on December 19, 2016Such a hard decision, but I am going to say The New Hexagon. All the books listed look great and I would love any or all of them!!
—Tammy Newman on December 19, 2016Great collection of books! New to quilting, love this site!
—Beth Brown on December 19, 2016I LOVE Katja Marek’s book The New Hexagone… not surprised that it’s your #5
—Claire on December 19, 2016I just love Kim Dielh patterns.
—Lise Ouellette on December 19, 2016Love Stitch from garden, but they are all so nice
—Valerie csmith on December 19, 2016It has to be Christmas Patchwork loves embroidery as I love anything Christmas and it has wonderful projects to do and give as presents.
—Susan martin on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. I have been a long time fan of Kim’s books and this is a special one to me as I love to make all things Christmas. I also love her cotton prints.
—Suzanne Brinton on December 19, 2016Snow Happy!!! I rediscovered embroidery and am loving it. And I prefer using one color thread on a project and the best is verigated thread.
—Cindy on December 19, 2016Snow Happy would be my favorite, I love those snowmen. Scraps Made Simple is a very close second though.
—Cecilia on December 19, 2016Stitches from the garden. Or any of your books. I like them all.
—Janie Steele on December 19, 2016Civil war legacies 111!! Wonderful!
—Jean Indermill on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings; hard to make a choose as they all look awesome. Merry Christmas to all.
—Janet on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts, my fav for 2016!
—Yvonne Ackerman on December 19, 2016Snow Happy!!!!
—Sandie Baker on December 19, 2016Striking strips. I always have that cut and love the ease of piecing them.
—Michelle Cyr on December 19, 2016Love, Christmas Patchwork loves embroidery… But they are all gorgeous. Thank you for the giveaway!!
—Margaret Fitzgerald on December 19, 2016Snow Happy makes me SO happy! Can’t help but smile when looking at those adorable snowmen! Thank you for the opportunity to win this fabulous set of books!
—Kay on December 19, 2016I like the Christmas embroidery books! Thanks for a great giveaway.
—Pam on December 19, 2016They all look wonderful but I think my favourites are Scraps Made Simple and Stitches from the garden.
—Charlotte on December 19, 2016"Striking Strip Quilts" looks great for the Comfort Quilts our group is making for Cancer Patients.
—Dianne Jones on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon is my favourite book.
—Karen Gorse on December 19, 2016Wow — It would be hard to choose just one. Love them all!
—Margaret Bachmeier on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites. Love her colors!
—Maureen on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts would be one of my choice books. I love books that are quick, easy and beautiful -and this one definitely fits the bill
—Cindy Hofmockel on December 19, 2016All of these look great but the All In a Row would be really neat.
—Celia Powers on December 19, 2016I love the All in a Row Book. I’d love to make some quilts out of it.
—Lisa Cox on December 19, 2016It would have to be "The New Hexagon" I am a Hexamaniac.
—Nancye Aitken on December 19, 2016I like Simple Christmas especially the quilt on the cover.
—Gaile Smith on December 19, 2016I like Simple Christmas especially the quilt on the cover. Kim is a favorite author.
—Gaile Smith on December 19, 2016I love Simple Christmas Tidings .
—Rosalind Wolfe on December 19, 2016The problem is, I have no real favourites. I love all the books. I think I’m a bookaholic
—Jean Potvin on December 19, 2016Ilove them all…so hard to choose, but I do love the Civil War Legacies if I HAD to choose, but then followed ever so close with Simple Christmas Tidings. Do not think anyone can have too many books. I especially love learning the different ways that each designer will recommend for putting it all together. I learn so much from the books and cherish each book I have!
—Leslie Neinast on December 19, 2016I love scrap quilts and finding all the colours and fabrics that will go together so "scraps made easy" is the one of my choice.
—Maryke van Geelen on December 19, 2016Snow Happy has my heart as o Love snowmen but for a quilter Kim Diehls book for Christmas is a must. I like her style and more I like her instructions and designs….always approachable and all the tools you need to make it in the pattern.
Want an amazing prize selection.
I have been a Martingale customer for years and send friends. Your generosity showing previews of am any if not all projects in your books is a industry leader and certainly leads us to stay with your books. Thanks again and a happy holiday season for everyone at Martingale.
Jane Modjeski
Thank you so much, Jane – a very merry holiday season to you and yours! –Jenny
—MJ Modjeski on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites – Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters
By Jo Morton
—chris z on December 19, 2016I think my favorite would have to be Striking Strip Quilts. Love them.
—Cindy F on December 19, 2016I think Jo’s Little Favorites is my tip pick, but it was hard to decide between that and Christmas Patchwork loves embroidery. They both made me want to run home and start a new project immediately.
—Cindy Maskal on December 19, 2016Striking Strips would be one I would love!
—Claudia Burns on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III
—Noel Fagerhaugh on December 19, 2016I would love to win any one off these books since I don’t own any of them.. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Serena Kim on December 19, 2016This looks so exciting! What fun it would be.
—Michelle Streblow on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars: All in a Row, Christmas, Stitches from the Garden & Snow Happy would be my top picks.
—Elaine on December 19, 2016Bonnie Hunter’s new book, Addicted to Scraps.
—Amy Cofet on December 19, 2016Love many of them but if I have to pick one it would be Moda Allstars All in a Row.
—Lisa Carnahan on December 19, 2016Im a huge Pat Sloan fan and love her row in All in a Row as well as the rest. Great book!
—Patty Wentz on December 19, 2016All wonderful books, but I am most interested in All In A Row, since it features several different designers.
—patrice dubose on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Karen Weidler on December 19, 2016My favorite is jo’ s little favorites, civil war legacy 3 would be second but really any of these would be a wonderful addition to my stash of quilting books .
—Brenda on December 19, 2016I bought and love the New Hexagon book!
—Joan Chamberlain on December 19, 2016I like all of the books. Lots of great ideas! Stitches from the Garden would probably be my favorite.
—Sharon on December 19, 2016That top 10 is a great selection and variety of books. I’d have to say Jo’s Little Favorites would be my first pick
—Fran B on December 19, 2016Then Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. It’s hard to pick just one favorite. I’d be happy to win any one of them. Thanks for an awesome giveaway!
Can’t pick just one! My top 2 are Snow Happy and the New Hexagon.
—Louise on December 19, 2016All in a row!!!! But would love to get any of them!
—Joy A on December 19, 2016Snow Happy! Perf t for this time of year.
—Kathy Mehltretter on December 19, 2016I love STITCHES IN THE GARDEN!
—Sharon Buford on December 19, 2016I thing my favorite is Scraps Made simple.
—Nancy Taylor on December 19, 2016It was hard to choose from so many!
Nancy Taylor
Civil War Legacies III. I love them all though.
—Diane on December 19, 2016Snow happy would top my favorite list. My first love is embroidery and I have a snowman rescue at my home each December. Thanks for this opportunity to own one of your books.
—Carrie ciak on December 19, 2016Easy quilts for year round decorating has been my favourite book this year. Next purchase hopefully is the striking strip quilting book Wonderful prize. Fingers crossed. It’s my sixtieth birthday in January and to win this would be a brilliant start to 2017
—Rosemary Allen on December 19, 2016I had Nancy Mahoney’s "Learn to Paper Piece" on my list to get in 2016. Looks like a wonderful how-to book with lots of pictures! Thanks for the generous give away.
—Judy Faulkner on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings…I love anything Kim Diehl does ! And Scraps Made Simple….because I love anything Scrappy !!
—Lois Capper on December 19, 2016I think it would have to be all in a row but so many good ones
—Doreen Little on December 19, 2016My favorite is the All In A Row book. Love it!
—Michelle Cole on December 19, 2016WOW If I had to pick just one, I guess it would be Striking Strip quilts. All Look amazing!! Happy Holidays!!
—Dee on December 19, 2016I would love any of these books, numbers 4, 6 and 10 especially!
—Cynthia Jasper on December 19, 2016I think Stars all in a Row by Row, would be neat there are so many different blocks to use. You could make tablerunners, wall hanging, quilts, or throws.
—Mary Grother on December 19, 2016The hexagon book looks awesome!
—Elizabeth M. on December 19, 2016Snow Happy!
—MS Barb on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite, but they’re all wonderful and would be welcome in my library….
—Joni Giancola on December 19, 2016All in a Row #10, thank you for the chance!
—Terri Conner on December 19, 2016My favorite book of the ten finalists is "The New Hexagon" by Katja Marek. I would love to own this book. I have finished a top with about 4500 one-inch hexagons. I am fascinated by this shape, and especially by how these larger hexagons are broken up into smaller pieces and designs.
—Candy Gawne on December 19, 2016love the little quilts and row by row. Best bedtime read is a quilting book!
—Lori Hoffman on December 19, 2016I have Scraps Made Simple on my wishlist. All the titles look great.
—Sari S. on December 19, 2016My favorite book is the striking strips. I cut a lot of my extra scraps into 2 1/2″
—Kathleen Gilbert on December 19, 2016And when I want a quick quilt for a gift, the strips are already cut and waiting
for me.
I think all your books are wonderful but, I love the all- stars all in a row!
—Beth Murdock on December 19, 2016I have always loved your patterns, books, and quilting material. Merry Christmas
—Franki budde on December 19, 2016I think my favorites book from 2016 is Stitches From the Garden! I love embroidery and I love flower gardening!
—Denise Cabral on December 19, 2016While they all look wonderful, Scraps Made Simple is my kind of book. I enjoy quilting but don’t have huge amounts of time to do it so I like simple patterns that look difficult!
—Becky Garrett on December 19, 2016They are all so lovely. I would be happy wIth any one. Merry Christmas and Thanks for the offer.
—Tammy on December 19, 2016Sticking stip quilts looks interesting
—Judy graczyk on December 19, 2016I love all my Martingale books, but my fav in this group would be All in A Row. So much inspiration for cute designs! I’d love to win the collection, and share the books I already have with my quilting sisters!
—Nancy Stolk on December 19, 2016As I have only recently started quilting and am still trying to finish the unpacking of our having just moved as well, I rarely have a chance to look at any of the amazing quilt books that are out their I don’t really have a favorite one yet but I look forward to finding one.
—Katie Higgins on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon would be the first on my list…I have just barely started EPP and this would be fabulous! Hand stitching on the couch, watching shows with the kids in the winter…how much better could it get?!
—Sarai Schuk on December 19, 2016Striking strips quilts! Thank you.
—Lucie on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of these books, but they all look super. I would have to say, the snowmen are the cutest of them all!
—Linda Harper on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites
—Teresa Knittingdancer on December 19, 2016I would have to pick Civil War Legacies II but I sure could have fun with all of them. Thanks for the contest.
—Kelly Riley on December 19, 2016I asked for "Jo’s Little Favorites", hope I’ll find it under the Christmas tree! But I think each of these books is fantastic!
—Diane Nishri on December 19, 2016I have always been attracted to Reproduction fabric therefore Civil War Legacies and Jo’s Little Favorites are on the top of my list.
—Susan on December 19, 2016Wonderful books! My favourite is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. I love everything Kim Diehl. Thank you for the great giveaway.
—Joan M on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple or any stripe quilt books always add to my "to do" list.
—Sharon on December 19, 2016Love them all!!
—Jane wellbrock on December 19, 2016Difficult to choose. they all look interesting. I think I would choose All In A Row have always wanted to make one.
—Jo on December 19, 2016My favorite would be The New Hexagon. I just discovered English paper piecing and I am in LOVE!
—Bridget Montgomery on December 19, 2016Don’t make me pick a favorite! They all look great! Keep up the great work in 2017!
—Diane on December 19, 2016Love All In A Row…
—Janet Diaz on December 19, 2016I did the All In A Row sew-along, and it was great! I loved all the different rows and combinations in the book.
—Jen S. on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style is my favorite book for 2016. Love all of Kim Diehl’s books!
—Kim T on December 19, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacies III. Jo’s Little Favorites comes in a close second but the embroidery books are right up there as well!
—Cynthia on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars: Scraps Made Simple is my favorite. Actually I have never found a quilting book that I didn’t love!
—Brenda on December 19, 2016Love quilting books of all genres but I would love Civil War Legacies I and I to add to my collection to make quilts with. Thank you for the opportunity. Merry Christmas.
—Judy stone on December 19, 2016My favorite book is the Civil War Legacies III. I love 1800’s reproduction fabrics, and have many scraps leftover from them to make more. Have a Merry Christmas.
—Diane Lufkin on December 19, 2016Snow Happy looks like great fun!
—Cindy on December 19, 2016My favorites are Jo’s Little Favorites and Simple Christmas. Love them both.
—Nancy on December 19, 2016I’d love to have all of these. But if someone held a seam ripper to my head and said I could only have one.id have to pick the scraps book.
—Jeannie on December 19, 2016I"be asked my guild to add Stitches from the Garden to our library. I"m sure more than just me will love it.
—Kathie L on December 19, 2016My favorite would probably be the Civil War Legacies, but would love any of them. Merry Christmas one and all.
—Dorothy Reynolds on December 19, 2016I love anything by Kim Diehl, thanks for the great giveaway.
—Elaine on December 19, 2016My all time favourite quilting go to and resource book is the original…. Around the Block with Judy Hopkins. I refer to it on a regular basis. I presently do not own any of the top ten books listed above, they look awesome!
—Nadia W. on December 19, 2016I would love to have Simple Christmas Tidings book, but anyone of the others would be great.
—Fay Chevallier on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is "New Hexigons." My first quilt was Grandma’s Flower Garden with the hexagon traced from my Grandma’s Flower Garden made by my Grandmother. I was 10 years old at the time.
—Janet on December 19, 2016Pick one? It’s like Potato Chips…can’t do it!!
—Marianne Beach on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts looks to have lots of patterns for my two jelly rolls begging to be used. Ho Ho Ho!
—Robin Smith on December 19, 2016I like several books, civil war, & row by row, these are 2 drifferent time zones, but love them both, you can make a large quilt or a smaller version. Thanks for all you do ! Merry Christmas!🎄
—JoAnne Gaffney on December 19, 2016This is such a hard choice! I would have to say Civil War Legacies would be first as I love reproduction fabrics. They remind me of the quilts my grandmother made. Anything Pat Sloan would be second, and as I am wanting to try embroidery, that would be third. But honestly, any of them would be great!!
—Denise Mancuso on December 19, 2016I don’t own any of these books, bit the snowmen look so cute. They would make being snowed in here in upstate ny so much better.
—Anne snay on December 19, 2016I would be very happy with any of them. I don’t have very books
—Victoria on December 19, 2016I’m a big Jo Morton fan, so I’d have to choose hers!
—Pam Sullivan on December 19, 2016I would like Scraps Made Simple. Thank you!
—Cindy Henderson on December 19, 2016I don’t have any of those books, but I love the "All in a Row". It would be a good way of using scraps in a fun way.
—Susanne Tolley on December 19, 2016Scrapes Made Simple is my favorite book!
—Rhonda Jones on December 19, 2016I love books! Mods all stars. Scraps made simple would be my pick!
—Traci slomba on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple. Though civil war legacy looks interesting also. Thanks for the chance
—Debbie siltala on December 19, 2016All In a Row sounds like a great book. I love the idea of making a row at a time. It seems like a great way to make a quilt a row at a time.
—Janice on December 19, 2016Tough choice between Stitches from the Garden or Snow Happy. I have gotten into adding hand embroidery lately , but I also love snowmen. Guess I will have to check out both
—Barb Bryson on December 19, 2016Moda All Stars in a Row! The best!!!
—Sharry Olmstead on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl, Gail Pan, Kathy Schmitz, Robin Kingsley – who can choose? I’ve got them all, but they’d make great gifts. You have a wonderful array of authors.
—Mona on December 19, 2016These are all great books, but my favorite this year is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Jennifer on December 19, 2016I love Scraps made simple It is my pick of all the books I don’t have may quilting books, but would love to have more
—Tonie on December 19, 2016I love Kim Diehl’s books and quilts!
—Christy Saylor on December 19, 2016Small and Scrappy
—Jan Wilkinson on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacy. I’m looking forward to recreating an old classic pattern.
—Michele Holmes on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites, I love the small quilts. There are so many great books to choose from. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Rita S on December 19, 2016I love the All in a Row book and can’t wait to have time to make a project from it!
—Rebecca Keizer on December 19, 2016They are all great, but I especially like "Patchwork Loves Embroidery".
—Elizabeth A Monahan on December 19, 2016Oh they are all so wonderful. I think Scrapes made Simple would be my choice!
—Aileen Kline on December 19, 2016Totally love "The Ultimate Guide to Machine Quilting – Long-Arm and Sit-Down" Great ideas and great quilters.
—Susan on December 19, 2016I’ve got to go with Number 1. My favorite is All in a Row!
—Janetrg on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects
—Priscilla Pride on December 19, 2016Gail Pan
Love the Striking Strip Quilts!! I have lots of strips!!!
—Nancy Boyd on December 19, 2016Snow Happy! Love the snowmen.
—Anita on December 19, 2016Striking strip quilts!
—Victoria Miller on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple would be a good book for me as I own tons of scraps
—Colleen Lawrence on December 19, 2016All in a row looks like something I want to do! Love row by row quilts
—Alzina Cooper on December 19, 2016The Hexagon now book, English paper piecing is so much fun to do!
—Francie Holt on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites would be my favorite this year!
—Linda Pyke on December 19, 2016Pat Sloan’s teach me to machine quilt.
—Kathy Nester on December 19, 2016Stitches from The Garden. 2017 is the year I will learn to do embroidery and this book has enough to get me started and going!!
—Margaret Wong on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III is the one for me!!!
—Karen Bergt on December 19, 2016My favorite quilt book is All in a Row. I love row quilts and this book contains so much inspiration. I can’t decide which one to make first.
—Janet Beyea on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would have to be my favorite. I have all of Kim Diehl’s books except this one. Of course, all of those authors are amazingly talented. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Rebecca on December 19, 2016So many great choices, but my favorite would have to be Moda All Stars in a Row.
—Carol Sullivan on December 19, 2016My favorite book in 2016 is – Moda All-Stars – Scraps Made Simple –
—Dee Workman on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings. I love Christmas and this is one book I need to add to my collection.
—Sharon Cirillo on December 19, 2016I’ve had my eye on All In A Row. It is a favorite. I wouldn’t turn any of these down.
—Sherry Rupe on December 19, 2016My favorite is The New Hexagon followed closely by Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery.
—Kit Flores on December 19, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacies III, but I love all Martingale books.
—Heidi Jordan on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings!
—Shelly Kiker on December 19, 2016This is an awesome site. Adding all books to my wishlist.
—Katie on December 19, 2016"Stack the Deck Revisited"
Lots of fun ideas
—audrey on December 19, 2016I LOVE the Moda All In a Row – you can make a truly unique quilt or wall hanging with different combinations….not to even mention different colorways!
—Lynn Rueckle on December 19, 2016I like Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. I am working on a couple of the projects right now.
—cathie rabyniuk on December 19, 2016It’s hard to choose between striking strip quilts by kate henderson and moda all stars scraps made simple: 15 sensationall scrappy quilts from precuts, so drumroll please, moda all stars scraps made simple wins as my favorite! I don’t own of these books but I wish I did!
—Jean on December 19, 2016Snow happy, there are so many ways to use this simple embroidery.
—Karen Moffett on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings
—cathie rabyniuk on December 19, 2016Farm Girl Vintage is my favorite book this year.
—Annette S. on December 19, 2016I love all your scrappy books, someday I’m going to get serious and use them to make a dent in my scraps😉
—Ruth Anne on December 19, 2016My favorite book of 2016 was "The New Hexagon " by Katja Marek. I hadn’t ever done epp before and this book inspired me to do paper piecing and learn to love it! Thanks for the giveaway.
—Bonnie on December 19, 2016My quilting group love Snow Happy! They were all trying to get them done by Christmas!
—Judith Andrews on December 19, 2016Hi, of course I would love to win 10 of these fabulous books, but if I had to pick only one as my favorite, it would be: "Snow Happy".
Thank you for the opportunity!
Jennie from WV
—JENNIE STORCH on December 19, 2016I would love to have these books in my collection. Thank you for such a nice give away
—Cathline Ritter on December 19, 2016I love your books… civil war and embroidery work… and others as well, I would love to be the winner!!!
—Sherry Keith on December 19, 2016Make my Christmas, Santa!
Love The New Hexagon! I bought it, so if it was one that I won I would give it away to a friend.
—Sue Jones on December 19, 2016Oh which one to choose..The New Hexagon, Jo’s Little Favourites or All in a Row. Any of them I would be happy to receive.
—Elizabeth on December 19, 2016Snow happy would have to get my vote.
—Paula Yandell on December 19, 2016Thanks for a chance to win, what a wonderful giveaway
I love the All in a Row
—Janet Yamamoto on December 19, 2016The Civil War book is my favorite.
—Linda Rivera on December 19, 2016These all look like great books. I think my favourite is The New Hexagon; 52 blocks.
—Sandra Hubley on December 19, 2016These books are all great, but I really like Snow Happy.
—June on December 19, 2016I am definitely torn between Scraps made Simple and All in a Row. There is so much inspiration out there. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Virginia on December 19, 2016I love stitches from the garden and any civil war quilting books! thank you!
—Lee on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts is my favorite book of this list. I LOVE easy and this book sounds like it makes things so easy. Would love to have it.
—Carole Vrshek on December 19, 2016Snow Happy!
—Denise Welch on December 19, 2016Stitches In the Garden and the Civil War Legacies would come in first out of this bunch but I have loved Simple Charm by Kim Diehl this year.Even though it is an older book I have only this year obtained it. Any or all of these books would be a joy to have! Thanks.
—Donna Watts on December 19, 2016my favorite is: Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs
—Jocelyne Sansoucy on December 19, 2016I love them all. Hard to choose. Mods all stars.
—Brenda on December 19, 2016I like the All In A Row for it’s versatility.
—Becky Green on December 19, 2016I’m so new into quilting this would be a wonderful prize! I use my phone to save so many beautiful pictures it would be great to have a quick reference. I’m trying to work my skills up to a log cabin quilt and then maybe some random designs. What a great giveaway.
—Karin Kurpis on December 19, 2016All look like great books. Love scrap quilts. Might have to check that one out if I don’t win. 🙂
—Beth on December 19, 2016I’m really trying to dig in and use up strips I bravely cut up out of my 20+ years of Hoffman collecting! "Striking Strips" would have to be my choice!!
—Dorie E on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would be great or Scraps Made Simple would be my favorites but would enjoy all things quilting!!!
—Kaye Davis on December 19, 2016It is hard to choose just one book, but the one I have used the most this past year is Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. I love to hand embroidery and enjoy Gail Pan’s designs.
—Carol Kineman on December 19, 2016To pick a favorit not sure that I can…all of the ones I have read or used a pattern from or even a specific technique from would have to be my favorites. I love them all there is so much great information. I was not able to buy any this year but I have read through a few of my friends books.
—Melissa Mincey on December 19, 2016I love anything from the Civil War period. Patterns are amazing, and the reproduction fabric’s are all so beautiful…….I keep the smallest scrap of any I use.
—sharon curry on December 19, 2016But would be an honor to own all the books.
Simple Christmas Tidings would probably be my number one closely followed by Joe’s Little Quilts . Thank you for all the great books throughout the year pretty good that I have three of the 10 already! Thank you for the chance to win crossing my fingers
—Cathie on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites! I love Civil War quilts.
—Gail Hosmer on December 19, 2016I have lately been working on embroidery I love it.
—Melissa Mincey on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies gets my vote! I love those books!!!
—Marty Miller on December 19, 2016Joe’s Little Favorites. I would love to have that book and make every one of those gems!
—Randi on December 19, 2016It is hard to pick just one. But if I had to, it would be Snow Happy. I just love the blue snow people.
—Cindy Mills on December 19, 2016I love the All In Row book, but i think i would love to own them all!
—Pam Rush on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery by Gail Pan is one of my favorite books from 2016. But there are so many more I really like.
—Renay Hagood on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite of this group. Thanks for the chance to win such a great prize.
—Kay McCaffery on December 19, 2016Wow!! What a great giveaway! All of these books look amazing– however Jo’s Little Scraps would just be great! I love all the little quilts in there!
—Susan Blair on December 19, 2016The two books that are at the very top of my list are Kim Deihl’s Simply Christmas and
—Wendy Farmer on December 19, 2016Bonnie Sullivan’s Seasons book. I haven’t bought either yet, but I’m hoping to soon!
Scraps made simple. I have so much fabric to use up
—Kathy on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings. Never get enough Christmas patterns!🎄
—Janice Todd on December 19, 2016dont have one quilt book. Get my pattern ideas online or magazines. Sure would love to win these!
—Christi Chiarletto on December 19, 2016I love the civil war quilt books!
—Sidney on December 19, 2016All of these are excellent! So hard to choose just one! Kathy Schmitz is a favorite.
—Nancy D on December 19, 2016Love jelly Rolls !! StrikingStrips would be awesome to win !
—Valerie on December 19, 2016I have The New Hexagon and I’m hooked! Showed the book to my quilt group and now they’re all stitching hexies too!
—Bette on December 19, 2016Striking strip quilts would be my top pick. Love those jelly rolls.
—Judith Larson on December 19, 2016I love Moda’s All in a Row! My sisters and I have been making quilts for our sisters and brothers and we started with row quilts! Thanks for the opportunity to win some fabulous books!
—Jeanette Hammons on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings…love it
—Joanne Hodge on December 19, 2016I am loving Katja Marek’s The New Hexagon! I love hexies and the variations in this book are wonderful!!
—Selene York on December 19, 2016All are wonderful books, but I have to go with "Simple Christmas Tidings"!
—Sue Glorch on December 19, 2016a great book….Simple Christmas Tidings….
—Joanne Hodge on December 19, 2016I would love Kim Diehls Christmas book. It looks like it has some very nice projects. I love her work.
—Anne on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts. I have a lot of Jelly Rolls use.
—Betty Gebhardt on December 19, 2016Mods all in a row
—Freida Gunter on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings….I love reading quilting books…and making them too…
—Joanne Hodge on December 19, 2016SIMPLE CHRISTMAS TIDINGS…..
—Joanne Hodge on December 19, 2016If I had to pick, it would be Jo’s Little Favorites, but any of them would be great to have.
—Pam on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings
—Joanne Hodge on December 19, 2016Scraps…..have lots!!! Thanks!!!!
—Jeanne Luebke on December 19, 2016I do not have any of these wonderful books but if I have to choose one I would pick Moda All-Stars All in a Row – 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs since anything with Pat Sloan is a winner.
—Firyaal on December 19, 2016Civil War legacy III
—Georgia J Hillstrom on December 19, 2016Joe’s Little Favorites has some lovely projects and color ways.
—Evelyn McCarthy on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites lovely projects
—Evelyn McCarthy on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars Mini Marvels-it’s on my Christmas list!
—Erika W on December 19, 2016Pat Sloan s….maxhine quilting…. It was a hard choice though
—Linda Townsend on December 19, 2016Boy that’s a hard decision. I would love to win them all. I would say my top 2 are Simple Christmas Tidings and Cival War Legacies.
—Carol on December 19, 2016I love my Pat Sloan Appliqué Book I’m learning so much
—Arlene Froelich on December 19, 2016My favourite book is 19th Century Divas’ Treasury of Quilts. I just love reproduction fabrics and quilts. That book really appeals to my tastes.
—Karen Tunnicliffe on December 19, 2016Thank you for continuing to publish outstanding quilt books! Jo Morton’s book is my favorite this year, with Civil War Legacies a close second in my opinion.
—Barbara Brumfield on December 19, 2016Love Patchwork Loves Embroidery! would love to win
—elr on December 19, 2016The striking strip quilt book looks like it would be fun!
—Debbi on December 19, 2016I am a Kim Diehl fan and have all of her books. Guess which is my favorite! How about Simple Christmas
—Sue Kinner on December 19, 2016I have the "ALL IN A ROW" book and I would love to have the historic quilt books.
—Jane Peck on December 19, 2016Love the Snow Happy. I like mixing embroidery and quilting.
—Debi Johnson on December 19, 2016I think my favorite would be "Jo’s Little Favorites". I love her fabrics, and would love to make smaller projects for decorating my home, and giving as gifts. I would love to win all these books, both quilting and embroidery. Thank you for the chance to win.
—Kathryn Errante on December 19, 2016ALL IN A ROW!!!! What a versatile book – opportunities to make all kinds, colours and great for using up the stash in my cupboard which seems to grow no matter how many quilts I make.
—Norma Dix on December 19, 2016I’ve been drooling over Moda All-Stars All in a Row. They all look like great books.
—Cindy on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon book is my favorite!
—Maria Elena on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon us my fave. Hexpiratinal!Hexcellent!
—Dianne Goetz on December 19, 2016Snow happy looks fun.
—Debra Douglas on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple
—Sheila G on December 19, 2016I love The New Hexagon book after becoming interested with following the journeys of people sewing hexies through the Facebook site. Truly stunning. It’s about placement and colour.
—Louise Boyd on December 19, 2016Wow- so many entries I’ll never get picked. I had foot surgery last summer and stitched several projects from Kathy Schmitz’s "Stitches From the Garden." It made life on the couch bearable.
—Ellen Janssen on December 19, 2016I totally love The New Hexagon book.
—Joan on December 19, 2016I loved The New Hexagon book.
—Roz Agulnik on December 19, 2016My favorite is stitches from the garden but I love all the books with embroidery in them!
—Judith Martinez on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings! But, they are all awesome!
—Teresa on December 19, 2016My first pick is Civil War Legacies III; but Jo’s Little Favorites comes in at a close 2nd. This is a great giveaway and looking forward to seeing the new books of 2017.
—Nancy on December 19, 2016All the books are great, but Civil War Legacies III tops my list
—Virginia Abernathy on December 19, 2016All in a Row is my favorite
—Dana on December 19, 2016I have All in a Row, and it is truly awesome! I would love to get the New Hexagon book and the Striking Strips books next. They all look inviting. I am sure I could find several projects I would love in any one of them!
—Sandra DeMers on December 19, 2016I haven’t got any of these yet, but my first choice would be the Scraps made easy – looks like a lot of fun and I have tons of scraps to use up! Would love to win this bundle of fun books!
—Diane Downes on December 19, 2016Diane
Has to be The New Hexagon!
—Sheila Honeycutt on December 19, 2016Christmas Patchwork meets Embroidery is my favorite book. I have made several small items which will be perfect hostess gifts. I also have one other one looking forward to making a Xmas quilt for next year.
—Kathy Gaston on December 19, 2016I would love to get Moda All Stars Scraps Made Simple, and Striking Strip Quilts. There are designs in both that I really like. Thanks.
—Maryellen McAuliffe on December 19, 2016I love Snow Happy
—Debbie Chenoweth on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas by Kim Diehl is the book I would choose.
—Joyce Morrissette on December 19, 2016They are all great, but I might actually find time to finish one of Jo’s Little Favorites since they are smaller! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Mary Anne on December 19, 2016All of these books look fabulous!! I like Striking Strips as I have a few Jelly Rolls I’d like to use but also love Stitches from the Garden. Any and all would make great cold weather reading! Happy Holidays to All and Good Luck!!
—Cindy M on December 19, 2016lstangl482 at aol dot com
These books are all wonderful….very hard to choose one favorite. I choose, Striking Strip Quilts. Great way to use up some of my jelly rolls.
—Karen Jones on December 19, 2016It’s a tie between All in a Row and Stitches From a Garden. They are wonderful!
—Kathy on December 19, 2016Scraps made simple!
—Laura Buchanan on December 19, 2016Martingale just makes the best books, living on a farm in Australia I am very grateful for Martingale and their wonderful range and service as mail order for books can be the only option. I am a huge Jo Morton and Kim Deihl fan, and anything reproduction.
—Janelle Noack on December 19, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites. Mini and small quilts are just so much fun to make.
—Darla Zimmer on December 19, 2016Scraps, Snow Happy or Christmas…to choose to choose. Nope can’t do it. They all look like so much fun.
—Elaine Chamberlain on December 19, 2016My favorite would be Snow Happy.
—Carol Miller on December 19, 2016Oh wow…two of these books are tops in my choice…Jo’s Little Favorites and Civil War Legacies III.
—Ann P on December 19, 2016Pat Sloan’s book, Teach me to Applique is the favorite book I got this year. I would love to add any of these to my library. Thanks for the chance. Merry Christmas to all at Martingale.
—Thunder on December 19, 2016Love the snow men in snow happy!
—Gail on December 19, 2016The All in a Row book looks like a must have for any collection. I do like most of them!
—Kathryn Montoya on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites
—Jennifer on December 19, 2016It’s hard to decide. I love all your quilting books.
—Jackie Goodrich on December 19, 2016My favorite book is Civil War Legacies III. I am enjoying making little quilts right now, a completed quilt in almost no time. Thanks for a chance.
—Patti on December 19, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row: 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs! Love this book!!!Great for a group project!
—Irene Chandler on December 19, 2016They are all fantastic but the Kim Diehl book is my #1 favorite!
—Kristina Maitland on December 19, 2016Striking strips and All in a Row have my attention. I would love to crack the spine on either one! Good luck to all .🍀
—Tammy on December 19, 2016The all in a row is my favourite of all -Love how these quilts are fresh and new styles
—Linda LeMesurier on December 19, 2016Every one of these books are a treasure!
#10: Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers by Carol Hopkins is my favorite but I like all of them.
—Debra Revay on December 19, 2016The Moda All Stars is my favorite of this list, but they all are good and would love to have them all.
—Evelyn Wonner on December 19, 2016So many to choose from but if I had to pick All in a row would be my choice
—Sarah c on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings looks like an interesting book.
—Christie on December 19, 2016I love Civil War Legacies. All these books look great and would love to add these to my collection of quilting books.
—Judy Purvis on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites because I love reproduction fabrics and Jo Morton!
—Sarah Evanko on December 19, 2016Love Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Mary Arntson on December 19, 2016Oh, come on guys – favorite, really? How can I pick just one. OK, can’t go wrong with Kim Diehl. Thanks
—Mary on December 19, 2016That’s so hard… I think I like the embroidery ones best!
—Joan Wintersgill on December 19, 2016I want all the books. They sound wonderful. But probably love the Row by Row book best
—Patti Howell on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl’s book Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite.
—Sheri Levesque on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon. I have recently been interested in more hand piecing and quilting.
—Evelyn Rau on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts looks like my favorite!
—Lana Pelletier on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Myra Henry on December 19, 2016My favorite is #4 Gail Pan, pretty stitches. Just started to learn about hand embroidery and I’m loving her helpful book!
—sherry mckee on December 19, 2016My favorite is The Civil War book.
—Judee Lefler on December 19, 2016I’d probably pick Simple Christmas Tidings – love quilting at Christmas time!
—Diane Quirk on December 19, 2016I enjoy reading and browsing books so picking one is a challenge. The New Hexagon has me hooked on EPP.
—Beth Byerssmall on December 19, 2016Any of them!!!
—Cindy Luessenhop on December 19, 2016I really like The New Hexagon; 52 blocks.
—debbie garrison on December 19, 2016I love Civil War Legacies, so I know I would love Civil War Legacies III. All these books look wonderful! Thanks for the chance to win these fantastic books!
—Becky on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers
—Sallie on December 19, 2016I would love to see all the top ten books. I love Kim Dial’s Christmas book and the stichery books. I would love to win them.
—Barbara Daniel on December 19, 2016I love anything scrappy,so either of the scrap books but I also like Snow Happy because I love to embroider. Have done many embroidered quilts
—Barbara Lotthammer on December 19, 2016All of the books look wonderful but I love Kim Diehl so Simple Christmas Tidings would be my choice. Thank you for this chance.
—Susan Ballinger on December 19, 2016Patchwork Loves Embroidery by Gail Pan is my favourite book and I have made many of the patterns.
—Pauline Perry on December 19, 2016Wow how to choose? Love all the books but Patchwork loves embroidery or Stitches from the Garden-couldn’t choose they are all great!
—Michelle Ussher on December 19, 2016Snow Happy is one of my favorites.
—Victoria Luxton on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon without a doubt. I’m doing the long process of making hexies and rosettes.
—Karla on December 19, 2016All in a Row and Jo’s Little Favorites. Love the variety.
—Denise Zuhlke on December 19, 2016My favorite books was the "All in a Row." I’ve enjoyed learning to experiment with new techniques.
—Annette E on December 19, 2016My favorite book is "The New Hexagon" by Katja Marek.
—Betty on December 19, 2016My favorite Martingale (or any other) book for 2016 is:#5: The New Hexagon: 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece by Katja Marek I purchased this book in late May and managed to make 116 blocks by late October. LOVE this book.
—Kristi Duerksen on December 19, 2016I actually bought the Hexie book and love it! But I think I NEED
—Karen G on December 19, 2016The Striking Strip book! Thanks for a chance!!!
Jo’s Little Favorites, of course!
—Pat on December 19, 2016Civil war book gets my vote
—Lesley on December 19, 2016I am torn; I have a *thing* for Hexies – I’m just obsessed with them so love The New Hexagon book but I ADORE the All in a Row book and fall head over heels with just about everything designer Camille Roskelley creates.
—Kelly Ann Landers on December 19, 2016Love the Snow Happy book! Finished her Snow Much Fun Quilt this summer ( my first machine embroidered quilt!)
—Sally on December 19, 2016All the books look good. The civil war one and the stitches would be my favorite.
—Carole Kersh on December 19, 2016All In A Row looks like fun! But, there isn’t one here that I wouldn’t love to own. Thank you for the chance to win them.
—Vicki on December 19, 2016I like the Civil War book the best. All are favorites. When I get a book like this I read it from cover to cover and use sticky notes for the best in the book.
—Linda Baker on December 19, 2016Thanks for offering this.
Sew Charming. Thanks for the opportunity to win these great books!
—Liz LeSaicherre on December 19, 2016I’d love to add Striking Strip Quilts to my collection! Unfortunately, money has been tight this year and I’ve been looking and dreaming more than buying and doing. Here’s to a better 2017!
—Vanessa Adams on December 19, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites! I finally got it and have big plans for some little quilts!
—Brenda Allen on December 19, 2016Kim Diehl Simple Christmas Tidings, is my favorite, Snow Happy is a close second
—Karen Diamond on December 19, 2016I would be graceful to receive any of these books!!!
—lori on December 19, 2016I liked the striking strips. The rest are awesome as well. Thanks for the opportunity
—Sandi Kelly on December 19, 2016Stitches from the garden
—Lawana on December 19, 2016I love "scrapy" quilts. Scraoes made simple would be the one I would pick. I just purchased The new Hexangon book
—Janet on December 19, 2016I really like Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery. I recently heard someone say it just isn’t a quilt without embroidery. Which got me thinking I would like to give it a try, plus I think the patterns in this book are so cute!
—Tracy Schille on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings
—Carmen on December 19, 2016I love civil war quilts! The colors and patterns are so me.
—Debra Caldwell on December 19, 2016I wish my Grandmother was still here as she inspired me to quilt❤
Kim Diehl and Jo Morton are two of my favorite designers/authors, so either of their books would be awesome, but I’d be thrilled with any of them!
—Dale Shafer on December 19, 2016Would love to have all these book, but the one I would like the most to have is Striking Strip Quilts.
—Barbara Sheffield on December 19, 2016Thank you, Barbara
My favorite book is the Moda All Stars All in a Row
—Debra Reber on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings!!
—Susan Ferguson on December 19, 2016Wow! These all look very good! My favorite this year is "The New Hexagon: 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece" by Katja Marek. I’m going to get one of these quilts done!!
—Wanda Myers on December 19, 2016I would love #5: The New Hexagon: 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece by Katja Marek
—Sarah on December 19, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would be my pick.
—Linda Guza on December 19, 2016All of these books look wonderful and full of great, fun patterns! My pick would have to be Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Julya F on December 19, 2016Love Jo Morton and little projects I can get finished. Really love the look of little quilts scattered around the house
—Holly Schneider on December 19, 2016I especially love the book by Kim Diehl Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style. My next favorite would be Jo Morton’s Jo’s Little Favorites: Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters
Jo Morton. I could be inspired by Gail Pan’s Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects – have always wanted to start a redwork project.
Today is my birthday, so what a bonus !
Mine is on Thursday – happy happy birthday from one December baby to another, Brenda! –Jenny
—Brenda on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon would be my favorite! I love doing EPP.
—Janice on December 19, 2016I love Mini quilts and also All in a
—dori on December 19, 2016Row
My favorite is Snow Happy. I love snowmen and these are the cutest.
—Kristy Howell on December 19, 2016Boy, this not an easy choice! I think all these are pretty wonderful, but I think my favorite has to be Striking Strip Quilts.
—Chris on December 19, 2016I love quite a few of them but Kim Diehl’s book is my favorite!!!!
—Brenda Lowerison on December 19, 2016I have always liked Kim Diehl’s patterns and her country scrappy style, so her Simple Christmas Tidings book is my favourite.
—Maureen Haynes on December 19, 2016I don’t have a lot of books. I’d like to try paper piecing, The New Hexagon book would be fun
—Patti Williamson on December 19, 2016It’s very hard to pick only one but my favourite is All in A Row. The authors of all books are talented quilters and inspire us.
—Kim on December 19, 2016Kim from Canberra, Australia.
Stitches from the Garden: Hand Embroidery Inspired by Nature. I love having a hand-work project on hand at all times.
—Karen on December 19, 2016Mine would be the "All In A Row" book. I have not finished my quilt yet but hopeuflly this year it will get done.
—Kelly on December 19, 2016I love all of these but I am fond of the Civil War Legacies III, Row by Row, Charmed. Any of these books would be great to get.
—Tammy on December 19, 2016My choices would be mini scrap quilts or row by row.
—Renata on December 19, 2016I love All in a row. then the Kim Diehl book.
—Mary Stan on December 19, 2016I like scrappy quilts, The next hexagon would be my choice.
—gladys king on December 19, 2016The Big Book. of Scrappy Quilts! Love at first sight! Yes!
—Ann Austin on December 19, 2016They are all so useful. My first choice would be the Moda All Stars Scapsmade simple. Always have left over scraps and need ideas.
Thank you for the chance to win some new pattern books.
—Lg on December 19, 2016I like scrappy quilts so I would choose The next Hexagon.
—gladys king on December 19, 2016all beautiful books, but I think the one I would most like to have is the Moda all stars: scraps made simple- at least I can use all my scraps …
—Marlene Auret on December 19, 2016I live in Australia so I normally only get the downloads but after getting the latest download of thebook from the Divas Treasury of quilts I now have to buy it. Brilliant, helpful and three already started
—Sandy Jones on December 19, 2016I am always blown away at the he creativity and ease of use of materials from the blog.I have learned so much. I am always looking for an easier way to master the techiques in quilting
—Carolyn g Thompkins on December 19, 2016Thanks for sharing what you love☺
I love Snow Happy by Robin Kingsley. She shop is about 15 miles from me and it is the cutest. I have started one project from the book and hope to make a few more.
—terry phelps on December 19, 2016I also just received Jo’s little favorites and very excited to tackle a couple of her lovely little’s
Moda All Star All in a Row is my favorite, but the other books look like they could and would become favorites!
—Janice Fowler on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon
—Carolyn S on December 19, 2016I just love the New Hexagon! It keeps me entertained. Great giveaway for Christmas–thank you.
—Pam Reim on December 19, 2016I am a huge Kim Diehl fan! That being said I think I would have to say that Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery is my fav! I am really into embroidery right now.
—Vicki Angstadt on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon! I love English paper piecing & Katja Marek!
—Sandra on December 19, 2016Striking Strip Quilts looks great. There’s a few others that look good too.
—Marion on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple—-I can’t throw those fabric scraps away!
—Marlene S on December 19, 2016All in a row !! Love the rows !
—Peg addley on December 19, 2016My favourite has to be Striking Strip Quilts – great quilt patterns and easy to make!
—Sue Davies on December 19, 2016Have my eye on "Stitches From the Garden". Love doing hand embroidery, and watching how each one comes to life as I am working on it!
—Shirley Bost on December 19, 2016Sherfalls Holiday Wishes is my favorite. I don’t have any of the ones above yet. They all look interesting.
—Karen Hootman on December 19, 2016The New Hexagon.
—Carol W on December 19, 2016This is next to impossible. It’s like admitting you like one of your children better than the rest. But I must admit Kim Diehl is favorite 💕
—Karen on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites
—Laurie on December 19, 2016Such a wonderful collection! Especially love Jo Morton and Kim Diehl!
—Laurie Smith on December 19, 2016I love the Snow Happens. My daughter gave me a wall hanging and I love it.
—Jeanette on December 19, 2016Civil War Quilts .. it would be a first for me, but I absolutely adore General George Armstrong Custer and I would love to make a Civil War quilt to go with my "Autie " collection. ( Autie was General Custers childhood name. His family called him Autie, the public called him Armstrong, no one ever called him George. I would love to make a quilt in honor of this military hero.
—jaime on December 19, 2016I think Christmas Loves Embroidery is very nice!
—Robin Nalepa on December 19, 2016I love your books, I have 2 of your books so far and every time I go to my book store, I look at a lot of quilting books, and so far, your are the only ones that interest me. I love the way your instructions are written. I’m a beginner, or was a beginner and I am planning to get into moderate now. It will be one of your books I plan to buy! Thank you, Paget
—paget carter on December 19, 2016I have really enjoyed quilting along with Pat Sloan this year. I like her All in A Row quilt book because this was a big row quilt year and I would love to expand my borders and delve into a whole lot of other quilting ideas. I would love to try Stitches in the Garden. Please send soon, it is a new year coming and I am open to all kinds of new ideas. Thank you!
—snowbaby katz on December 19, 2016Oh shoot, I forgot to give you my favorites! It has to be the Civil War and the Strip Quilts!! Paget
—paget carter on December 19, 2016They all look wonderful! I don’t have any of them!
—Dayna Driscoll on December 19, 2016my fav is the New Hexagon, i bought an e-book of it…… The strip quilting book, the mini quilt book & the in a row book all look fantastic. would love to win them! thanks for the chance.
—suzanne on December 19, 2016Lots of good books, but I think my favorite is "Scraps Made Simple".
—Teri Gailey on December 19, 2016The Snow Happy famiy of cute snowmen would get my vote. Love to embroidery.
—Marietta Herinckx on December 19, 2016Any or all of them would be wonderful! My pick has to be Moda’s All in A Row. Thanks for sponsoring such a fantastic giveaway! Merry Christmas!
—Janice King on December 19, 2016I have been wanting to do a row quilt. I would love the All In A Row book also Scrappy Quilts.
—Anita on December 19, 2016My favorite will have to be: Simple Christmas Tidings: Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style by Kim Diehl.
—Ronelle Serfontein on December 19, 2016Love anything Christmas, it’s just a happy time of year!!
—Gail on December 19, 2016My favourite would be Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery :).
—Heleen on December 19, 2016My favorites are "Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery" and "Favorites". Any of the books would be worth winning as I would get lots of ideas from them all.
—Margaret Doro on December 19, 2016Snow Happy would probably be my choice – if I could only choose one….
—Stephanie McCormick on December 19, 2016My favorite is Moda All-Stars "All In A Row" 24 Row-by-Row Quilt Designs
—Denise Campbell on December 19, 2016My favorite book for the year 2016 is In Stitches by Kathy Schmitz. I also love the Legacies bood and Kim Diehl book. In fact Kim Diehl is one of my favorite authors. I can’t wait until the Jo Morton/Kim Diehl collaboration book comes out. Love Jo’s work also. So make med happy and send it all. Kay H
—Eleanor K Hunzinger on December 19, 2016I have been drooling over these books all year. I especially like the multiple contributor books. I like the different artists view. My "likes" are constantly evolving.
—Cinthia on December 19, 2016I am a "quiltbookaholic"! I just love so many quilt books and one I especially love is the "SNOW HAPPY", and can’t wait to start some of the embroidery projects in the book. I am also drawn to the "Hexies" books.
—Judith Woyke on December 19, 2016My favorite is Scrap-Basket Strips and Squares – Quilting with 2 1/2″, 5″, and 10″ Treasures
—Miriam Fiorin on December 19, 2016Lots of very interesting ideas.
Grazie per l’opportunità.
My favorite book is Machine Quilting with Style. I am so excited by this book that I bought it for two of my friends. We are having a week long retreat at Longbeach in January and we’re going to learn to machine quilt together. We can’t wait.
—Janet Hilderman on December 19, 2016All the books look to be great, but Scraps Made Simple would be the first I would pick up.
—Gwendolyn Clark on December 19, 2016I love all books. I haven’t gotten any new for awhile cause I can’t afford them.
—Sara Gomez on December 19, 2016Scraps Made Simple looks like a great book to me but then I love Kim Diehl’s too.
—Chris on December 19, 2016Being that I’m a fan of EPP, I love The New Hexagon & can’t wait to make the blocks in the book.
—Anthea on December 19, 2016But my hands-down favourite is Striking Strip Quilts – I love the variety of achievable designs, and the patterns are well-illustrated & worded.
Thank you for the opportunity of such a great prize package!
This is an incredible collection of books! It is so difficult to decide! I would have to go with Kim Diehl’s book, then Jo Morton’sand then the embroidery books. I would be thrilled to win any of them. Merry Christmas all and enjoy the holiday season🎄🎁🎄🎁
—Tracy on December 19, 2016Fave for 2016 is Hexagons, Diamonds and Triangles – full of inspirational sets, patterns unlimited yay…
—Elaine on December 19, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites has been a fun book to use up my scraps. Would love the Simple Christmas Tidings as Christmas is my favorite season.
—Delores Kittelson on December 19, 2016I, unfortunately don’t have any of these, but am working on increasing my scrap stash and would like to work on a truly scrappy quilt.
—Abby on December 19, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favourite but I’m sure I would love them all 💕, need more quilting time!!
—KristK Rebetzke on December 19, 2016Hi, Christmas – Patchwork loves Embroidery by Gail Pan. But as i have none of these new books and I am a collector of quilting books then I would be in absolute heaven and feel like all my Xmas’s had come at once if I won these books and many if not all of them are on my wish list for purchasing next year! Thanks for the chance to win. Have a great Xmas all!
—Pam White on December 19, 2016My favorite is The New Hexagon, so creative and inspiring. Love all the books listed.
—Kim Carlile on December 19, 2016Civil quilts would be an all time favorite with great history.
—Kim Cates on December 19, 2016Moda Scraps Made Simple!
—Kathryn Westrich on December 20, 2016It’s so difficult to choose only one! All of these books are incredibly great. but IF i have to, I would choose "Simple Christmas Tidings".
—Joanna on December 20, 2016"Civil War Legacies III"! I love the traditional, vintage quilt, it’s like the patchwork and qulting should be – simple and beautiful. It’s the hight time I buy also the Ist and IInd part…
—Joanna on December 20, 2016"The New Hexagon: 52 Blocks to English Paper Piece" – it’s something what I finally have to learn… 🙂
—Asia on December 20, 2016Christmas patchwork loves embroidery! I love Christmas,I love patchwork, I love embroidery 🙂
—Camillo on December 20, 2016I love all of them! It’s just impossible to choose only one…
—Margaret on December 20, 2016I like Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery by Gail Pan 😀
—Merrill Hogan on December 20, 2016This is a fabulous selection of books but my favorite is Civil War Legacies III. I love the patterns and the rich fabrics. Inspiring and comfortable at the same time!
—Liz Smith on December 20, 2016I would really love to have the Striking Strip Quilts book! Thanks for the opportunity to win some books!
—Colleen Gonzales on December 20, 2016I am really excited for an opportunity to win. I love quilting & sewing books, I always get Great Inspiration and Ideas from them.
Thank you for the chance to WIN!!!
—Dawn Nugen on December 20, 2016It would have to be Civil War Legacies. I love using those fabrics and that book is calling my name.
—Gayle Blydenstein on December 20, 2016After checking out each book I think I like the Civil War Legacies III the best, although Striking Strip Quilts comes a close second. What an amazing prize offer this week. I would love to win them all. 🙂
—Sherry Jurykovsky on December 20, 2016All in a Row looks like a sweet book and would be my pick.
—Julia Elliot on December 20, 2016I would like win all. All women would be happy with them in our quilting club.
—Anna Csürke on December 20, 2016But my favorite of them the Striking strips and Simple Christmas books.
I like the All In A Row and the Striking Strip Quilt books.
—Patricia Cosper on December 20, 2016And since I have so many fabric scraps, I also like the
Scrappy Quilts book.
I love doing hand embroidery so I would love either Christmas Patchwork loves Embroidery or Stitches from the Garden.
—Frances Tilden on December 20, 2016Oh how fun! I would say the stitchery books would be my favorites. Thank you for your generosity.
—Liza S. on December 20, 2016I love all these books. Well, I just love books. But my favorite has to be All In A Row. I’m fascinated by the mix and match idea.
—Vicki Krausz on December 20, 2016My favorite book of 2016 would be one that I would receive. Any of your picks would be an inspiration to me. Thank you.
—Lin Danehy on December 20, 2016Love the All in a Row – your selections are all top drawer! Merry Christmas!
—Allison on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings, Kim Diehl is one of my favorite designers. All the books are wonderful and I would be thrilled to have any of them.
—Markay on December 20, 2016Stitches from the Garden is such a lovely book. To stitch something for a family member to keep would be wonderful.
—Linda Lawson on December 20, 2016I love Stitches from the Garden and Simple Christmas Tidings, but my absolute favorite is Moda All-Stars All in a Row!
—Mary on December 20, 2016Snow Happy, because I love embroidery, too!
—Barbara Snyder on December 20, 2016Moda All-Stars All in a Row would be a favorite. Thanks for the generous giveaway!
—Alesha K Klein on December 20, 2016Jo Morton is a favorite author/designer of mine. I love her fabrics and quilt designs.
—Cindy Peters on December 20, 2016To be inspired
—Nola on December 20, 2016My favorite is the Moda All in a row. But I love all of them, great choices!!
—Patti on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacy III was the book that attracted me. I love the muted colors of that time. They are so warm.
—Nancy norris on December 20, 2016I would have to say all of them :), but I really like The New Hexagon! Thanks so much for holding a draw!
—Peggy McCall on December 20, 2016A really hard choice to make, but Jo’s Little Favorites wins.
—Renie M on December 20, 2016My favorite books always seem to be by Martingale. All in a Row is my all-time favorite!
—Mary M. on December 20, 2016My favorite is the Striking Strip Quilts. I purchased the New Hexagon book in 2015.
—Julie B on December 20, 2016All in a row Moda All Stars – So cheerful and so much fun to make.
—Judy Richardson on December 20, 2016Hopkins, Diehl, Schmitz, Pan, Morton….be still my ❤. What’s not to love with these talented designers? Picking a favorite title is impossible, they’re all worth owing!
—Carol on December 20, 2016I havent bought any books for 2016 and am still looking for my favorite. Thanks for the chance to win – This is fantastic !!
—Brenda Travis on December 20, 2016It is really difficult to choose but Jo’s book would be at the top of the list.
—Diane on December 20, 2016My choice would be either Simple Christmas Tidings or Snow Happy.
—Kriss Seago on December 20, 2016I really like the Simple Christmas Tidings book, that cover quilt is beautiful.
—Dana Gaffney on December 20, 2016Hard to choose a favorite. I like the scraps one,the row by row, striking strips and Christmas Tidings.
—Beth B on December 20, 2016Hard to pick but The New Hexagon is my favorite!!!
—Tammy Ebner on December 20, 2016I love Civil War patterns and fabrics so it has to be my pick. Would be fantastic to win any of the books.
—Leanne Smith on December 20, 2016I love finding new patterns for using my scraps. Scraps Made Simple does that for me.
—Mary Fugate on December 20, 2016Kim Diehl books are great. Would love Stitches from the Garden
—Kathy Rotondo on December 20, 2016180 doodle quilting designs is my favorite..inspiration for my mid-arm. I love to look at the strip quilt books, Sew, Slice, Spin & sash and all the ones by Kathy Brown but I use the books on machine quilting. Thanks!
—Vicki on December 20, 2016I can’t decide between Jo’s Little Favorites and Simple Christmas Tidings
—Teresa on December 20, 2016There are several (okay – most of them) that I would love to have, but if I had to pick just one – it would be Jo’s. I’d love to own all of them!
—Deborah K on December 20, 2016Striking Strips, hands down!!❤️️
—Duff on December 20, 2016Love,love,love the look of Moda’s" All in a Row" book.Really cute patterns.
—Alison Barlow on December 20, 2016Picking one from that wonderful list is very hard, but I love the Row by Row. There are so many ideas in there!
—Ginger Marshall on December 20, 2016They all look wonderful so choosing was difficult but I really like Jo’s Little Favories- Timeless Quilts from Scraps and Fat Quarters.
—Lynette Neubauer on December 20, 2016I love history and have always been fascinated by the Civil War. My Dad is from the north and Mom the South. Made my first Civil War quilt a few years ago and am longing to do another!
—Pam palmer on December 20, 2016I love "The New Hexagon" book! Hexagons are fun and the possibilities are endless with this wonderful book. I also love my snowmen, so "Snow Happy" is on my wishlist this year. Thanks for the chance to win these great books!
—Rose on December 20, 2016Love the row by row book. My quilt bee was inspired to do a row by row project, and we are having sew much fun!
—Pat Dews on December 20, 2016Striking Strip Quilts is high on my fav list…
—Carole on December 20, 2016Striking Strip Quilts is calling my name. I love all the quilts in that book!
—Jeanne Bishop on December 20, 2016I like Jo’s Little Favorites – I think that she’s an incredible designer!
—Erika B on December 20, 2016Moda All Stars and Snow Happy.
—Diane Beavers on December 20, 2016Thank you for a great year of scrapiness.
My favorite book is Sister Sampler Quilts.
—Mrs. C on December 20, 2016"Jo’s Little Favorites" would be the one if I "had" to pick just one….I think…I keep changing my mind! lol I also love anything by Kim Diehl!!!! This is a wonderful generous giveaway! Thank you for the chance to win! MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
—Justine Arrasate Lloyd on December 20, 2016I have to say Stitches in the Garden. Can’t wait to get my prize! PICK ME!!!
—Monaquilts on December 20, 2016The New Hexagon is my favorite because hexagons fascinate me now, but all are wonderful.
—Vinette on December 20, 2016All in a Row.
—Anita on December 20, 2016All in a Row is a wonderful book. I would like to make every project.
—Debra Wagner on December 20, 2016Hard to choose! I love them all. If I had to pick one it would be Kim Diehl’s book.
—Dotti Mondoux on December 20, 2016All in a Row, definitely my fave.
—Cindy on December 20, 2016It is so hard to pick one favorite, but I will have to go with Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Janet Bray on December 20, 2016I love the Civil War quilt book. I enjoy the history behind this wonderful hobby. Thank you for offering this giveaway.
—Kerie on December 20, 2016They are all so inviting, it’s hard to pick just one. I love them all!
—Vivian Fitzpatrick on December 20, 2016All In A Row is my favorite book.
—Mary on Lake Pulaski on December 20, 2016All the books look wonderful, but my favorite would be Striking Strip Quilts. Now then I also love scrap quilts and would be very happy with either of the books on scrap quilting. I always enjoy a Martingale book and find them to be great resources!
—Sandy on December 20, 2016All in a Row has such cute ideas. I love mine!
—suzanne on December 20, 2016I like Scraps Made Simple.
—Bridget on December 20, 2016Wow that is a lot of fun books! Striking strips catches my fancy
—kris on December 20, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacy III. As I see the reproduction fabrics disappearing or not so plentiful I know I would treasure this book.
—Becky DuBose on December 20, 2016So many inspirational books – my most inspirational book is "Simple Christmas Tidings" love Kim’s designs and fabrics!
—virginia boehmke on December 20, 2016Would love the Civil War book and have much Civil War fabric. I find the fabric soothing and nostalgic for me while I quilt with it .
—Sandy Sievers on December 20, 2016Stitches from the garden is a beautiful book!Thanks for the chance to win.
—Ann Pierce on December 20, 2016Scraps Made Simple, I love scrappy quilts!
—Kathy Storbeck on December 20, 2016Love them all. Patchwork Loves Embroidery is my favourite. It’s good to relax and enjoy the embroidery and then do some sewing to pull it together.
—Catherine on December 20, 2016I don’t have any of these new books but would love to have any of them. Katja’s New Hexagon looks so interesting
—Joni Schnieder on December 20, 2016Got to get Jo’s Little Fsvorites. Love the Civil War Legacies.
—Gina Badanjek on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacies 111 would be my first choice.
—pat castonguay on December 20, 2016So hard to pick. But probably Jo’s Little Favorites. Thanks for the generous giveaway
—Jocelyn on December 20, 2016I love Scraps made simple! I am truly a scrappy kind of quilter and this book has given me a lot of ideas and direction to using my scraps. I also like the book Stiking Strip quilts because I have been able to use up some of the strips that I have accumulated over the years. Here’s to using up more in 2017!!
—Sue F on December 20, 2016All in a Row is my FAV!
—Doame on December 20, 2016My favorite is Jo Morton’s Little Favorites!
—Caryn Schipper on December 20, 2016definitely jo morton’s new book….can’t help it…her books are always tops on my list…awesome giveaway!
—grace thorne on December 20, 2016Pick a favorite? I’m not sure I can. They all look wonderful. I would love to work on a project in any of these books.
—Cindy on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite quilting book this year, but Civil War Legacies III runs a close second. I love scrappy little quilts and both of these designers excel at small and scrappy.
—Barbara Poe on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites
—Victoria on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would be number 1 but they all are close seconds!
—Kim C on December 20, 2016I Love Jo Morton’s "Jo’s Little Favorites" I love the small quilts that she designs!
—Marian Roeseler on December 20, 2016I too love Scraps Made Simple. Great way to use up my scraps. Hugs
—Cathy on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Debbie Sievert on December 20, 2016Stitches do. The Garden as it is great handwork and garden theme reminds me of my dad’s love of gardening!
—Sandy on December 20, 2016That definitely looks like an inspirational lineup. I had not heard of some of these so I will be sure to check my local quilt shop.
—Shuna on December 20, 2016What a wonderful group of top 10 books. I choose Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Pam Taylor on December 20, 2016This is an AMAZING Collection of books. I love all of Kim Diehl’s books especially her Simple Christmas Tidings. Merry Christmas everyone and may the joy of the season bring you peace & joy. Wishing everyone will never have to use the seam ripper in 2017! Karen xoxo
—Karen Ruetz on December 20, 2016Hard choice. Guess I would go with the Kim Diehl book with Jo Morton’s a close second! The others are lovely as well!
—Marsha Yoder on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites…I have made several of the quilts and love the book.
—Becky hrabik on December 20, 2016I can’t choose. I have 2 favorites. Jo’s Little Favorites. And Simple Christmas Tidings. I have made several quilts from these books.
—Barb Tomasov on December 20, 2016Scraps Made Simple – but I would be happy with any!
—Tammie Will on December 20, 2016I love Kim Diehl and Jo Morton! Their books are always good.
—LaDonna on December 20, 2016Tough to choose. I’d have to say Jo’s Little Favorites is my #1. I’d love to be a winner of your drawing!
—Susan R on December 20, 2016I love the Civil War Legacies Series (My only complaint is I always make queen size quilts). Two other books are on my list to get: Stitches in the Garden and Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Diane McLauchlan on December 20, 2016Diane in Wyoming
I love all the books. Martingale always has great books. They provide great projects and great inspiration. I especially love the Civil War Legacies. History is fascinating to me, especially the Civil War.
—Michelle on December 20, 2016My favorite is All in a Row but they all look like wonderful books. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win this book assortment. Happy Holidays!!
—Rita Mitchell on December 20, 2016I think my favorite this year (soooo hard to choose just one!) has been ‘Teach me to machine quilt’ by Pat Sloan. Thanks so much for giving us so many places to turn for inspiration and help.
—Denise W on December 20, 2016I love the Civil War Legacies III book. I don’t usually make civil war style, but I can picture many of those beautiful quilts in more modern color ways. Beautiful!!
—Terry Maimone on December 20, 2016I purely love Kim Diehl’s books, including Simple Christmas Tidings. Each time I browse through her books, I’m left with a homey, warm feeling and a keen desire to make one of her projects immediately. Wonderful to win a copy as well as the others.
—Linda Fielding on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings, followed by All in a Row. Next year is a Christmas quilt year for me, and the opportunity to learn from so many designers is amazing. Thanks for the contest
—Leslie Eno on December 20, 2016Jos little favorites. Love all her books
—Pattye Kent on December 20, 2016I sew with reproduction civil war fabrics as my interest lies in the history of quilting. Civil War Legacies would be my favorite but love Kim Diehl and embroidery too.
—Melody Lenart on December 20, 2016All in a row. I love row quilts!
—Claudette on December 20, 2016Would love the books snowman and Santa ones my favorite. Good for on the go projects.
—Donna on December 20, 2016I love Snow Happy
—Elaine Phillips on December 20, 2016All in a Row has so many ideas
—Gary Phillips on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites has to be one of the top 10 on my list
—charity mcallister on December 20, 2016Love the "New Hexagon, but all of the books look wonderful!
—Kathy Hise on December 20, 2016I would have to say Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite! I have been a fan of Jo Morton for many years.
—Penny on December 20, 2016I like all of the books but if I have to pick just one I would have to say Jo’s little Favorites. I had the honor of meeting Jo Morton in person. What a beautiful person inside and out. If you ever get the chance to meet her don’t let the opportunity pass you by.
—Sheri Wonderling on December 20, 2016Civil War Quilts. I have never been that much into Civil War quilts or colors, but I have recently had an encounter with General G. Armstrong Custer and I absolutely adore him. I would like to make a Union Army Civil War quilt in honor of probably one of the most successful and victorious Generals in the Civil War. Civil War quilts will figure into my sewing this year. Please send soon, Autie is waiting
—jaime on December 20, 2016My absolute favorite is Jo’s Little Faborites!
—Jilleen Neumann on December 20, 2016Many wonderful patterns but my favorite book is Scraps Made Simple. I love scrappy quilts but have never made one because I am such a stickler on things being uniform, colors not touching & everything being in order. I keep saying I need to step outside the box & make a scrappy quilt & just let the colors flow.
—Tammy on December 20, 2016I have a couple of good books of the top 10 and it’s so hard to pick just one. If I had to pick one that I don’t have it would be Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Deihl. Love them all!
—Lorie on December 20, 2016My favourite is "Jo’s Little Favourites"
—Kathy on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite😀
—Cindy on December 20, 2016I would have to say Civil War Legacies III
—Dixie on December 20, 2016Oh my gosh! You have asked a really hard question here. I love anything by Kathy Schmitz or Jo Morton. I actually gasp with delight and excitement when I see their patterns or books for new projects. Not enough time in my life to do all of their projects I would love to do, but I am working on it. Thanks for this great contest and a chance to win.
—Pam on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favoites is my favorite but I love them all.
—Maryella on December 20, 2016Merry Christmas.
Simple Christmas Tidings would be the current favorite book, as I just LOVE looking at, making and dreaming of new Christmas quilts! They are so beautiful!! Thank you for all of your efforts pleasing us quilters.
—Lynda on December 20, 2016So hard to pick a favorite, but I think the Snow Happy one is because it combines embroidery and piecing. All of them are winners!
—barbara blair on December 20, 2016All in a row. Just gorgeous!
—Cathy Dawson on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites
—Rosanne Trumbull on December 20, 2016It was love at first sight * The New Hexagon * by Katja Marek. Love it!
—Pam MacKenzie on December 20, 2016I love anything and everything Gail Pan does. I would love to have have Christmas patterns!
—Charlene on December 20, 2016I LOVE Jo’s Little Favorites!! I have made almost all of the quilts from that book. My house is so much more homey because those little quilts are all around! The best book with easy to follow directions and great tips from one of my most favorite authors and fabric designers!
—Rita Parker on December 20, 2016I LOVE "All in A Row." Very versatile and cute!
—Barbara Cox on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is the book I am most interested in. Hope I can win it!
—Carol Sallaberry on December 20, 2016Stitches From The Garden is my favorite book this year very closely followed by Jo Morton’s Book.
—Rita Nichols on December 20, 2016My favorite book is Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Carole Voss on December 20, 2016Jo’s little favorites. She is one of my favorite designers.
—kathy on December 20, 2016But all of the books in one give away, now that is awesome.
Love your books, especially the embroidery books. I already have a couple. The Stiches From the Garden. Looks like lots of fun.
—Harriet Fredrickson on December 20, 2016Oh my stars. It’s difficult to choose only one! Hmmm… Jo’s Little Favorites! ❤️❤️❤️
—Jo R on December 20, 2016My favourite book (I’m Canadian, not a typo!) that I purchased this year is "Fast Fat-Quarter Quilts". LOVE this book! I’ve already made several of the quilts and have others in mind to work through my stash of fat quarters.
—Barb G on December 20, 2016Scraps made simple!
—Gill Watson on December 20, 2016Jo Morton, love her books!
—Jeanne on December 20, 2016I think Moda All Stars would be my pick. I love working with precuts. They make quilting so easy!
—Janine Allen on December 20, 2016Kim Diehls simply love her works. But must admit I have three of the other books in my library. Keep those wonderful books coming
—Carole behlke on December 20, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites
—Sara on December 20, 2016All of them look great, but I’m especially interested in Civil War Legacies & Scraps Made Simple.
—Linda Rather on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites…. but they all have merit!!!! Hope to WIN
—Susie Q on December 20, 2016Hard to pick just one, so I’ve managed to pick 2. The Snow Happy and Row by Row books would have to be my favorites as they cover two of my favorite ways to quilt — applique and embroidery! Love being able to embellish quilts with decorative stitching.
Thanks so much for a chance to win one of these delightful books. They are all keepers and would have a welcome place on my shelves should I win. Good luck to everyone and have a very Merry Christmas!
—Teresa Drake on December 20, 2016Any book from Jo Morton is my favorite book. Thanks for the fun
—Jenelle Boxberger on December 20, 2016Jos Little Favorites!
—Carol Feye on December 20, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites! She has long been my favorite designer, and I have made 16 of her patterns, most using her fabric.
—Cynthia R. Siems Carlson on December 20, 2016Love to make these small projects using my favorite traditional blocks.
—Candy Hargrove on December 20, 2016This is like picking your favorite child, can’t be done!
—Jeanmarie K on December 20, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites, I have it and mean to use it soon.
—Brynne on December 20, 2016I have the top three…my favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites. They’re all winners!!!
—Pamela Kuczora on December 20, 2016I have two already from the top 10 that I have been working through since they came out: Jo Morton’s Little Favorites and Carol Hopkins Civil War Legacies III. The reason I most like these is because these are mini quilts…small pieces… which means I will probably have enough in my stash to work it like I want it to turn out! 💝💝💝
—Iaci Flanders on December 20, 2016Jo Morton does it again with her minis.
—Carol on December 20, 2016It’s so hard to pick just one! It would have to be Civil War Legacies. What a treat it would be to win them all!
—Karen Robson on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers,
—Gro Horverak on December 20, 2016Carol Hopkins
I love theese old looking quilts
Totally agree with the top 10. Have had Jo Mortons book in my wish list forever!
—Gail Kirkman on December 20, 2016Love Snow Happy, Just getting into embroidery and love this book.
—Darla on December 20, 2016Martingale is absolutely my favorite publisher of quilting books and I am now ecstatic that my favorite quilter Jo Morton is publishing with you. Her new book Jo’s Little Favorites is a winner.
—Pat Morrow on December 20, 2016Like them all! Love Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Karen Hoffman on December 20, 2016It’s a tough choice, but "Jo’s Favorites" is my favorite. 🙂
—Beverly Macbeth on December 20, 2016Next Hexagons. I took up English Paper piecing for the first time. Thanks for the great books.
—Maren Larsen on December 20, 2016All these look simply great, but I’m going with Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Janet L. on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacies.
—Debora Buskey on December 20, 2016Would be over joyed with Jo Mortons book, but would love any one of them!
—Cindy Gensamer on December 20, 2016I have purchased a few of these and love them, but my favorite is Strip Smart Quilts. Every time I look through it, another project forms in my head.
—Lisa Zook on December 20, 2016Oops! Meant Striking Strip Quilts!
—Lisa Zook on December 20, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacies III
—Brigitte on December 20, 2016Greetings
Brigitte
I would choose Scraps Made Simple. Have most of the others.
—Debbie G on December 20, 2016I usually just sew my own ideas so it would be nice to try any of these.Lap quilts are my preferred size.
—Chris Anton on December 20, 2016Oh, I definitely would pick Snow Happy and All in a Row. Love doing the Row ones from row material I purchase for childrens quilts. They love picking out objects and is a great learning tool. Snow Happy because I also love doing embroidery and Winter is my favourite time of the year. The blues are so relaxing. I do all types of handiwork. My grandmother taught me everything she did except tatting. Now when my granddaughter is old enough I will be passing all my skills on to her. She is 4 and loves art so will start with knitting. Thank you for letting me enter your contest. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all your staff. You publish awesome books.
—Patricia Morine on December 20, 2016I love them all but Snow Happy, Christmas stitiches, Jo’s Little favorties what’s not to love
—bobbie rumler on December 20, 2016All in a Row and Simple Christmas Tidings
—Laura Carter on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites has my favorite little quilt right on the cover.
—Rachel Drawbond on December 20, 2016I would love them all! But….Stitches from the Garden! I love kathy’s work!
—Regina on December 20, 2016It is so hard to pick just three–I love them all, but I must say that my favorite author is Kim Diehl. Her books speak to me and I’ve learned so much about hand and machine applique. My favorites are Simply Applique, Simple Appeal, and Simple Blessings. I really enjoy sitting in my family room and hand embroidery/applique while listening to the TV. Keep the great books coming!
—Barbara Bobbitt on December 20, 2016Stitches in the Garden beautiful projects beautiful art work.
—Lynn on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacies is my favorite of the ones listed but I don’t have any of them …..yet!
—Brenda Hulsey on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would have to be my #1 pick, although they all look wonderful. Choosing just one was very hard! I wish Santa would leave them all under my tree, but he told me he has spent all the money he can spend on me just now 🙁 Wishing everyone a fabulous Christmas and New Year!
—Robin on December 20, 2016Definitely number #10, Civil War Legacies!! But I would love to own them all!
—Nanci Fisher on December 20, 2016I would love the New Hexagon book. This looks like a lot of fun. Thanks, grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
—Linda W on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites! I love her work and these small projects are fantastic!
—Marilyn on December 20, 2016The Scraps Made Easy is the one I need. My scrap bin is out of control!!
—Amanda LeGrand on December 20, 2016My heartstrings are pulled by Christmas Loves Patchwork. I love every project in the book. The combination of handwork and piecing makes each project so special. I can do both, but never really think about how to combine them. Love this.
—Debbie T on December 20, 2016Love all your books, but I especially like anything by John Morton or Kim Diehl. Thanks for the chance to win!
—Diane Kubicki on December 20, 2016I love hand embroidery and snowmen so I would love to win Snow Happy. Martingale publishes wonderful books. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Linda Love on December 20, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacies III. I love the civil war and reproduction type quilts. These are fun little projects
—Beth on December 20, 2016Scraps made Simple is definitely my favorite… I love reading about the quilters and their thoughts. The beauty found in the randomness of scraps restores my faith that there’s beauty in ‘non-perfection’. It tells me the loveliness of ‘making do’… and
the character of being ‘different’— ‘one of a kind’….
Merry Christmas — thanks for all your publications through the years….
—Melanie R on December 20, 2016WOW, that was a hard decision to make but I picked
—Lois H on December 20, 2016Snow Happy: Whimsical Embroidery Designs to Mix and Match
I like the All In A Row. Although each book looks like a book I would enjoy.
—Melissa Anderson on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites looks like loads of fun and those projects will be great gifts!
—Carol MacDonald on December 20, 2016So many wonderful choices, but Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl is my very favorite with the other nine running a close second! Happy Christmas season to you all.
—Delinda Blakney on December 20, 2016I love "Jo’s Little Favorites!" So many wonderful projects
—Catherine Beyers on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. They all look amazing! Thanks for the chance to enter. Happy Holidays!
—Robin Love Lehr on December 20, 2016I think my favorite is All in a Row, but I like them all.
—Christine Prager on December 20, 2016So many wonderful books making it hard to choose! However Jo Morton & Kim Diehl always appeal to me! I also love the scrappy book!
—Mary Ellen Allenbaugh on December 20, 2016I love all of these books and I would be so excited to win!
—Pam K on December 20, 2016Very hard choice but I would say Civil War Legacies III. Love them all…really!
—Susie Stevenson on December 20, 2016Schnibbles
—Janet Hill on December 20, 2016I have Civil War Legacies III, Jo’s Little Favorites, and The New Hexagon. I think my favorite is Civil War Legacies III. Just love the patterns and the fabric selections and photography are awesome!
—Kathy T on December 20, 2016It’s hard to choose one, but, I am drawn to Civil War fabrics, so I would have to say Civil War Legacy III. There are many books in the group I would love to add to my library. Thank you for the opportunity.
—Doris Ramminger on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings. Kim is one of my favorite designers.
—Dolores Kettman on December 20, 2016I love the "Stitches from the Garden". The embroidery designs are simple yet detailed. I have many quilting books and am always on the look out for new stitchery designs to embellish my quilts with. If I don’t win, this is one I will be sure to buy.
—Diane Potter on December 20, 2016Carole Hopkins book is the only one I’ve bought and it’s SUCH a good one. I love her style and the colors she uses in her projects, so Civil War Legacies III would have to be my favorite one.
—Gayle Burton on December 20, 2016Civil war legacy II all of these would be awesome!
—Dee on December 20, 2016What a wonderful collection that covers all of the areas of today’/ quilting. I would like All in a Row.
—Pat Limburg on December 20, 2016I love all the books but my favorite book has been Bonnie Sullivan’s A Change of Season. Next purchase is Kim Diehls book. Happy holidays to all!!!!
—Pam Edmiston on December 20, 2016Snow happy. I am just learning to hand embroidery. Who says you can’t teach a old dog new tricks. I would like to a row by row also. Heck I would love to have them ALL.
—Patty Brannon on December 20, 2016All in a Row! My eldest daughter bought it for me for my birthday.
—Jerri Manning on December 20, 2016Wow! So many great books to choose from! Anything scrappy is my favorite, so Civil War Legacies or anything Jo Morton would be a top pick for me! Thanks for the chance!!
—Debra Rammelsberg on December 20, 2016While I really like several of the Top 10, my favorite is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. I love everything Kim creates! Each of her books have been great, and I love each fabric line that she’s created!!
—Letitia Mattu on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favorite, but think they are all wonderful!
—Alice Brooks on December 20, 2016would love to have Snow Happy…
—Sylvia Lowe on December 20, 2016My favorite has to be "Jo’s Little Favorites". It combines two of the things I love in one book – Jo Morton and miniatures! Can’t get any better than that. I will have to admit that all 10 are great books and hoping to add to my library!
—Lois Oberg on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would be the one for me. This the season after all.
—Ingrid on December 20, 2016I love the simple Christmas book there aren’t any of the projects that don’t keep me from sleeping at night. I need more hands to cut it all out
—Diana Ballou on December 20, 2016Love Snow Happy. I’ve made a few and just love them
—Carol Pelletier on December 20, 2016I’m a Jo Morton fan so of course her book is my favorite.
—Bonnie malcolm on December 20, 2016O meu livro favorito é All in a row.
Translation: My favorite book is All in a Row.
—Lucia on December 20, 2016Jo’s little favourites is my favourite. So satisfying whipping up little quilts with leftovers from big quilts. Great gift ideas too.
—Tracey Payne on December 20, 2016Scraps Made Simple is my favorite, with Civil War Legacies a close second!
—patricia ludwiczak on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorities would be at the top of my picks.
—Peggy on December 20, 2016I already have 2 on your list 🙂 and The New Hexagon is on my wish list.
—Mara on December 20, 2016Would love to have that "All in a Row" book. So many great, fun design elements! I’m drooling!
—Kathy Tabb on December 20, 2016All books that reveal ways to use up scrap fabric artistically! I almost have more scraps than yardage in my stash!
—ROBERTA J KENNEDY on December 20, 2016Love Jo’s book. And Kathy Schmidt’s book. They look like they have enough projects to keep me in my quilt room.
—Marilou North on December 20, 2016ALL the books are super yummy! But I especially would love: Jo’s Little Favorites, Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl and Scraps Made Simple…..
—Mary Starkey on December 20, 2016Thanks for all your spectacular books!!!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 🎄☃❄🎅
Would love to have them all, but I love SCRAPS Made Simple by Moda All-Stars.
—AGNES DUDU BROOK on December 20, 2016Would love to sew all my scraps and make beautiful quilts.
Love the civil war and the hexies!
—Susan Kuzma on December 20, 2016Very Hard to chose, leaning towards Jo’s little favorites.
—Terry Johnson on December 20, 2016Would love all or any of them. Thanks for the chance.
Happy Holidays.. 🙂
I would love them all but Jo’s Little Favorites sounds like the one I would check out first. What an amazing collection of books.
—Ursula Y on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites looks so adorable!
—susie on December 20, 2016Thanks for the chance to win some awesome books!
I have four of these books and it’s hard to pick just one. The Civil War Legacies 111is my fav only because I have used it the most. I have put it on my Kindle and get inspired anywhere I am. Thanks for the give away.
—Lee on December 20, 2016Oooh! Simple Christmas Tidings! Then after that, Jo’s little Favorites! Thank you!
—Barbara Obaker on December 20, 2016Snow happy or Jo’s Little Favorites would be my picks, but they are all great!!!
—pat on December 20, 2016Love to do hexies
—Sieg Leland on December 20, 2016Civil war legacy…..love the colors and designs
—Betty roshan on December 20, 2016I like the Christmas book the best
—Sue Austin on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites
—Terry Rupple on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!! All beautiful books with lots of inspiration
—Jo on December 20, 2016Would love Jo,s book and especially and l love strip piecing.
—Kay Fernihough on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas tidings is my favourite book for 2016
—Margaret martin on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas tidings. Love anything from Kim Diehl. All the others are wonderful too! Thanks for the chance to win.
—Judy Davis on December 20, 2016Wow! So many good books! I own three of these already!
—Norma on December 20, 2016I guess my favorite would have to be No’ s Little Favorites. Keep up the good work!
So many wonderful books! My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites. Thanks for the fantastic giveaway.
—Bonnie on December 20, 2016I love the Jo book but the stitching ones are nice too. Actually they are all nice and would be a great addition to my library!
—Bonita McClure on December 20, 2016Jo’s little favorites is my favorite 2016 book.
—Diane on December 20, 2016I love Civil War quilts. That looks great, I have several already and they are wonderful books.
—Cathi on December 20, 2016Love the civil war and he is, but would love Gail Pan’s new book.
—Sue on December 20, 2016Probably Jo’s Little Favorites, Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl and Scraps Made Simple….. just can’t decide. Sure do hope I win then I won’t have to make up my mind!!!
—Judy Snider on December 20, 2016I do believe that I love all these books and would be most delighted to have them and be able to stitch from each and everyone of them–
—Diane Cannon on December 20, 2016My favorite one is the ‘Row by Row’–
love and laughter, diane
Simple Christmas Tidings – Scrappy Quilts and Projects for Yuletide Style is my choice. Love Kim Diehl’s projects.
—Linda Yeager on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite book. But also love Simple Christmas Tidings,
—Barbara G. on December 20, 2016In love with Civil War Quilts!
—April Martin on December 20, 2016A difficult decision but I’ve chosen "Snow Happy". So many wonderful designs!!
—Judy O. on December 20, 2016I love every single quilt that Jo makes, so my favourite from these books is definitely Jo’s Little Favourites! How amazing would it be to win the whole collection of books!
—Susan Maddox on December 20, 2016I have so many of your books it is hard to pick just one.
—thelma taylor on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites. Hands down, my favorite for 2016. I love Jo’s style.
—Angel D. on December 20, 2016It’s between Jo’s Little Favorites and Row By Row. But I think Jo’s Little Favorites. I love sweet little quilts in unexpected places through the house. So versatile for decorating!
—Diana Currao on December 20, 2016Civil War Legacies III
—Harriet Peoples on December 20, 2016I really like the Civil Wat Legacies I and II. Civil War Legacies III is on my wish list.
—Dixie E on December 20, 2016Love all things Civil War, so Civil War Legacies gets my vote.
—MaryBeth on December 20, 2016I do enjoy any book by Kim Diehl and any Carol Hopkins book. Thanks for the opportunity😊
—Pam Higginbotham on December 20, 2016If I can only pick one it is Jo’s Little Favorites! Second would be Kim Diehl’s Simple Tidings! Would love to be a lucky one!
—Bobbie Moore on December 20, 2016So hard to choose but I would pick Civil War Legacies. But then I love embroidery, snowmen, strip quilts, Jo, Kim…..
—Dawn Thrift on December 20, 2016I think the Kim Diehl book, but I really like the reproduction ones as well. This looks like a fabulous grouping of books. Have a Merry Christmas.
—Natalie Rogers on December 20, 2016I really like the Moda All Stars All in a Row!
—NancyB from Many LA on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings would be my first choice. However all the books look inviting!
—Melodie Morgan on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite but they all look wonderful!
—Sarah dostal on December 20, 2016Jo’s Little Favourites.
—Leah Meaney on December 20, 2016Scrappy little quilts are the best fun. Jo Morton and all the others make for interesting and clever quilting.
—Christine Shire on December 20, 2016I love (and own!) several of the books in this collection, and it is hard to choose just one! I am rather partial to Jo’s Little Favorites. 🙂
—Sue on December 20, 2016So many of the books I have been wanting!!!!! Merry Christmas!
—Vicki Hyatt on December 20, 2016Love all of them!
—patricia geishirt on December 20, 2016Moda All Stars All in a Row is my favourite
—Sandra on December 20, 2016Love Jo’s little scraps.
—Lynn Wawrzewski on December 20, 2016i love kim diehl’s designs!
—sheryl harrison on December 20, 2016Jo’s little Favorites is my favorite
—Susan Enyart on December 20, 2016I have to choose just one?!? I’d have to go with Jo’s Little Favorites. I love all of them, but Jo always holds a special place on my shelf!
—Heather H on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas because I love Kim’s books and have made several of her quilts.
—Deborah Hoyt on December 20, 2016I e-mailed you but I just found this comment spot!
—Lisa Lamie on December 20, 2016I voted for the Civil War Book. I have been working on our geneology for the last four years and have lots of relatives who have fought in many wars and battles. The youngest is our grandson in the Navy and he is on the USS Rammage D61 Missile Destroyer.
I’ve been sewing clothes since I was seven. I am now retired and joined a Quilt Guild in WI. Now my goal is quilting for our military and veterans! God has blessed our nation and those who have fought for our FREEDOM. Thank you so much! Lisa L.
My pick would be The New Hexagon.
—Deanna Turner on December 20, 2016Jos little favorites gets my vote although all the books look wonderful.
—Linda Hord on December 20, 2016My pick would be "Jo’s Little Favorites". It is so hard to choose because all of your books are amazing!
—JoAnn Szczepaniuk on December 20, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings looks perfect for my holiday wish list! I’m
—Terri D on December 20, 2016into the Cicil War era quilts these days, too! I’m making a block each month of 2017 using my reproduction fabric stash so the Civil War Legacies 3 would be so useful.
Civil War Legacies is on most counters when I go into the quilt store. Although I did not purchase the book I have looked at every page while standing in line. I am in awe at the variety of quilts and the wonderful colors.
—debbie ryniewski on December 20, 2016My favorite quilting book of 2016 is Bonnie Sullivan’s "Change of Seasons" There are several books on the Top 2016 list that I have had on my wish list, Jo Morton’s "Jo’s Little Favorites" and Kim Diehl’s "Simple Christmas Tidings" are just 2 of the titles I would love to have in my library.
—Kathy Hirsch on December 20, 2016I love "Snow Happy", such cute designs.
—Jill Hicks on December 20, 2016What a wonderful assortment of books!! Really like Simple Christmas Tidings.
—Diana R on December 20, 2016I’m still drooling over Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Sharon Anderson on December 20, 2016Very difficult if not impossible to pick just one. I’d be thrilled with any of them. Great collection. I love all things Jo Morton followed very very closely by the other 9 authors. Merry Christmas!!
—Lori C on December 20, 2016I would like any or all of the books, but especially the Scrappy quilt book.
—Suzanne Ridge on December 20, 2016The New Hexagons!
—Melody Lutz on December 20, 2016Absolutely love anything by Kathy Schmitz and Kim Diehl!
—SC Reznik on December 20, 2016SEASONS GREETINGS TO ALL!
So hard to choose. Love the Jo Morton’s book. Thank you for all you do. Merry Christmas and Blessed New Year
—Becky Saffell on December 20, 2016Hard to choose just one but it would be Jo’s Little Favorites
—Carolyn on December 20, 2016Hard to choose just one but it would have to be Jo’s Little Favorites
—Carolyn on December 20, 2016There are so many. If I had to pick one it would be Jo’s Little Favorites. This year I want to make some little quilts.
—Ann P. on December 20, 2016Love to have any of the new books, but love the scrap made simple quilt book and Jo Morton quilt books would be my picks
—Val Lees on December 20, 2016My favorite is Stiches from the garden. All of your publications are beautiful. Thank you for all your giveaways!
—Debbie on December 20, 2016Several from this list are on my ‘books I would like to be bought list’ but my husband has not taken the hint! In fact he has mostly bought me older books, filling gaps, and basics books to help me when showing the grandchildren how wonderful it is. He has also discovered he Elm Creek Quilts books (we are in the U.K., so for him it is a discovery) to surprise me with!
Of the ten best sellers top of my list would be Jo’s Little Favourites, as I love to make many small gifts rather than one large one these days.
—Julie Turnbull on December 20, 2016Merry Christmas, thanks for your wonderful deals on books
—Mimi on December 20, 2016Katja’s New Hexagon has been most used reference book
—Valerie Boode on December 20, 2016I’d love to win all the books. Snow Happy would help my love of all things snowmen.
—Judy Allen on December 20, 2016I have "Jo’s Little Favorites" and I love that book.
—Patti on December 20, 2016I love the Snow Happy. I think the snowmen would be adorable in red as well as the blue that is shown.
—Pat Hoxter on December 20, 2016It is very difficult to pick just one favorite! Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl looks pretty fabulous! Merry Christmas to all!
—Kristy on December 20, 2016Really liked a lot of these books; however, Moda All Stars, All in a Row, is my absolute favorite!
—Janet on December 20, 2016My favorite book for 2016 is Simple Graces by Kim Diehl. Love so many of the projects!
—Suzie Parrott on December 20, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites. I love to make small quilts.
—Dot on December 20, 2016Sweet Tweets. Cute designs, plus I bought it on vacation so it’s a fun memory.
—Sue Mooers on December 20, 2016My new favorite book is All in a row but I love them all
—Renee Dehnert on December 20, 2016Striking Strip Quilts
—Donna Coppock on December 20, 2016I really love "Jo’s Little Favorites!" So many wonderful projects and so beautiful colors
—Frauke Braunschmidt on December 20, 2016I saw a mini quilt on the wall at 3 Dudes Quilting in AZ & fell in love with it. It’s not in this book but I’d love to make something in the Jo’s Little Favorites book, something different for me. The Hexagon looks interesting & I love anything that involves using up scraps. Thank you for the opportunity!
—Aileen on December 20, 2016Here comes Spring…..love it, just sit back with tea and look at it over and over
—Wanda on December 20, 2016Snow Happy is my favorite.
—Judy on December 20, 2016Scrps made simple.
—Jean on December 21, 2016Since I love scraps so much, I pick SCRAPS Made Simple by Moda All-Stars. All the books look wonderful!
—Joyce Chapman on December 21, 2016I don’t own any of these books. I have had many on my wish list for a long time. This list is great because it’s so diverse. I’m a civil war fan, but also love Kim Diehl. The Christmas books put a smile on my face. I am intrigued by the hexes and the Row by Row appears to be something I would truly enjoy. Whomever wins these books is in for a wonderful year (or years) of quilting fun. I think this is your best giveaway ever!
—Renee Welton on December 21, 2016I was given Euphoria Tapestry Quilts Deborah Kemball and that is my favourite book for this year.
—Toni on December 21, 2016Snow Happy is still my most wanted book!
Have a wonderful Christmas & New Year everybody….
I love Snow Happy!
—Gina Helmick on December 21, 2016My favorite is Snow Happy.
—Mary Ann on December 21, 2016Civil War Legacies III
—Linda Witt on December 21, 2016I love the "Civil War Legacies" series that Carol Hopkins has created. This third volume has several quilts that are on my "must make’ list.
—The Lisa Marie on December 21, 2016Being a Nebraskan, Jo’s Little Favorites would be my choice.
—B J Kinney on December 21, 2016What a wonderful collection of authors and their books! Would love this in my library!
—Donna Hannah on December 21, 2016My favorite is "Christmas patchwork loves embroidery".
—Moki48 on December 21, 2016Oh how awesome would it be to have all those books….Heaven for sure!!!
—Bev on December 21, 2016A little hard to choose, but my favorite is Striking Strip Quilts by Kate Henderson. It was fun paging through the projects in each of the books. Thank you, I’ll keep my fingers crossed!
—Danette Stankovich on December 21, 2016Scraps Made Simple! My scraps are piling up!
—Sue on December 21, 2016Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Sorry, I can’t pick just one! Four are at the top of my list. Simple Christmas Tidings, Jo’s Little Favorites, Snow Happy and Civil War Legacies III. Thank you for the chance to win this great assortment of books!
—Cindy on December 21, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites. Thank you for the opportunity.
—Terri on December 21, 2016I like the civil war legacies bit that’s a tough choice.
—Robyn Brown on December 21, 2016My favorite would have to be "All In A Row". Keeping my fingers crossed.
—Lisa McGriff on December 21, 2016Wow would it be great to find more patterns!
—lynda duguay on December 21, 2016I use to quilt and just got a new machine and started again. My 28 year old daughter died August 31 and I had started a quilt from the row by row my favorite book this year . I would love these books as I haven’t been able to get started again since Cait died.
Sandy, I’m so sorry to hear about your daughter. I know many quilters would say that the process of creating can help with pain and grief. I hope you’ll be able to get back to your quilt and enjoy the process – perhaps it could even be completed in memory of her. All our best wishes to you. –Jenny
—Sandy on December 21, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites for sure! 2017 is going to be the year of mini-quilts for ne!
—Barbara DeRose on December 21, 2016All of these great books are on my wish list. My favorite is the row by row, so many creative ideas.
—Linda Odell on December 21, 2016It’s hard to pick – Jo Morton, Snow Happy, and Kim Diehl, all are wonderful!
—JudyBL on December 21, 2016I love the Civil War Legacy books, but I can’t pick a favorite volume lol! Number 1 was the first quilt book I ever got so it’s very special 🙂
—Monique Drost on December 21, 2016I discovered the New Hexagon book this year-love it!
—Janis T on December 21, 2016Striking strips is my favorite.
—Jayne on December 21, 2016Striking Strip is my favorite!
—Marcia on December 21, 2016I love Kim Diehl so Simple Christmas Tidings is my favorite.
—Jennet on December 21, 2016I would love to have The New Hexagon book! On my wishlist for sure! Thanks for the chance!
—Laura Piland on December 21, 2016I’ve been on a bit of a quilting book diet this year but I’m dying to get my hands on a copy of The Patchwork Diva’s Treasury of Quilts. I hope, I hope it’s under the tree :0) This is a fantastic giveaway – thanks for the chance!!
—Janet on December 21, 2016Although I have other books by these authors I don’t have any of these yet! It would be a tie between Civil War Legacies, Striking Strips & Jo’s Little Quilts. All these have such great patterns to play with it’s hard to choose just one!
—Tamara Williams on December 21, 2016Moda All Stars
—Carolyn Hightower on December 21, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!! You can get them done quickly, they look great and the directions are usually spot on!!
—Leigh Ann Prange on December 21, 2016My favourite is Moda- scraps made simple
—Sonalee on December 21, 2016While I don’t have any of these books yet, I really like Moda’s All Stars: Scraps Made Simple and Jo’s Little Favorites.
—Deborah B. on December 21, 2016All in a row! I have been looking at this book every time I go in my local quilt shop!
Love it!
—Lori p on December 21, 2016My favorite is Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery
—Kathleen on December 21, 2016I don’t have any of the books but can imagine they are all
—Tracy H on December 21, 2016Just fantastic! It would be hard to choose but I would start with #1
And go down the list!
Civil War Legacy III…I have the first two…I gotta get this one! I love having "the set"!!😊 I’m addicted to Quilt books..period!
—Terri Rundlett on December 21, 2016I bought Simple Quilts from Me & My Sister and love it. But I love the presentation of Martingale books. Easy to understand and make the designs. Thank you 😊 Kx
—Kathleen Anderson on December 21, 2016All in a Row would be my top pick!
—Karen Linton on December 21, 2016I love Jo Mortons book, but they all look inspiring!
—Jo Brozinski on December 21, 2016Ah, the new hexagon book for shore. Opens creativity for new possibilities in hexagons. Slow stitching gives peace.
—Ine Sweere on December 21, 2016I love simple Christmas! I want to do most ov the projects in there! Would love all the books
—Anne Thate on December 21, 2016Snow Happy
—Lois Harak on December 21, 2016Jo’s little quilts. Love her fabrics, and I love little quilts!
—Linda on December 21, 2016Oh, I love the Kim Diehl Simple Christmas Tidings book!
—Kim on December 21, 2016I don’t own it yet, but I’m crushing on Joe’s Little Favorites. Can’t wait to own it. Great giveaway!
—Kimberly Davis on December 21, 2016I would love to get back into hand embroidery, so all three books with sewing/quilting projects with hand embroidery really excites me!
—Madeline on December 21, 2016I don’t have any if these, yet, but several are on my Christmas list. Snow Happy and Christmas Patchwork loves Embroidery would be fun as I would love to do some handwork pieces. But also the All Star Row by Row!! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Towona sherwood on December 21, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites – so cute small and what a neat way for wall art.
—ROWENA BALL on December 21, 2016I love love love the new hexagon book
—Kirsty on December 21, 2016I love the Christmas patchwork loves embroidery book; my favorite color is red!
—Michelle Hahne on December 21, 2016Striking strip quilts would be my choice. Thanks for a chance to win it.
—Robin Walston on December 21, 2016I love the Jo Morton book but see projects in all the book I would like to make. Great books!
—Jill on December 21, 2016Jo Morton’s and Kim Diehl’s new books were my favorites this year! (What? You thought I could choose just one???) I’m lusting after Gail Pan’s book also, might have to order that one soon! Merry Christmas!
—carolyn on December 21, 2016The New Hexagon is my favourite book of course.
—Barbara P on December 21, 2016I love All in a Row..would love to win any of the others.
—Angela on December 21, 2016My favourite is the Moda row by row. Its so versatile, and I love looking at the designers different styles, their use of colour and how they combine forms. I have it as an ebook, as a person relatively new to quilting, Id love to own all these beautifuk and inspiring books in hard copy, what better way to learn the craft!
—Catherine Andrews on December 21, 2016My favorite book is Strip-Smart Quilts – 16 Designs from One Easy Technique. I also love the Civil War Legacy books. Thanks for the chance. 🙂
—Lisa C on December 21, 2016My favourite is Gail Pan’s Christmas patchwork loves embroidery.
—Tatiana on December 21, 2016Thank so much for the giveaway!
I love scraps so the Scraps Made Simple would be my choice those I love embroidery also.
—Jenniffer Howling on December 21, 2016I like all of the books they look interesting. The one that really caught my eye is Snow Happy I love snowmen and the blue is very attractive. I haven’t done much handwork and would love to learn!!
—Linda on December 21, 2016Mine would be Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers. I love the Civil War reproductions fabrics. They are so rich and bold. I can only imagine all the beautiful quilts that ladies created from their scrap baskets that haven’t survived for us to view.
—Valeroe on December 21, 2016Stitches in the Garden must be my favorite! I have purchased this book! I have really looked at all the other books as well but had to stop at one to stay within my budget. It would be lovely to win them all. Thank you for the chance at this giveaway.
—Betsy Swisher on December 21, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favorite. I love Civil War quilts!
—Laura Lane on December 21, 2016Anything Kim Diehl is a winner. They are all great books.
—Ellyn on December 21, 2016I love the earthy colors of the Civil War Quilts and the patterns in Civil War Legacies III put them to good use. Would love to win it!
—Marcia W. on December 21, 2016Snow Happy – Whimsical Embroidery Designs to Mix and Match
—Joseph Madl on December 21, 2016By Robin Kingsley! I love snowmen!!
Jo’s Little Favourites. Every Quilt is stunning.
—Dianne on December 21, 2016I’ve got three of them and really enjoy! Both Kim Diehls and Jo Morton are absolute must haves!
—Mary on December 21, 2016Th New Hexagon!
—Lindsay Rodems on December 21, 2016I have purchased several of these books this year. Of these. my favourite is Moda All Stars: Scraps Made Simple.
—Robyn on December 21, 2016My favourites are Civil War Legacies III and Simple Christmas.
—Sigrid K on December 21, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite. Love her choices!
—Gloria on December 21, 2016All in a Row is just such a versatile book that it can be used to make many happy quilts…my favorite book & pasttime!
—Janine W. on December 21, 2016My favorite is All in a Row from the Moda All Stars. I want to make everything in that book.
—Trudy Moye on December 21, 2016I like the Stitches from the Garden and Civil War Legacies III.
—Nancy Stone on December 21, 2016I think I would Love, Stitches from the Garden. I just Love Kathy Schmitz.
—Tammy on December 21, 2016All in a row is my favorite, gives you a little bit of everything!
—Roxie on December 21, 2016"Scraps made Simple." I love scrap quilts!
—Debbie Stoltz on December 21, 2016I love anything by Kim Diehl ❤️️
—Nancy Mastrianni on December 21, 2016My pick would be Civil War Legacies. I have been collecting Civil War fabrics for years!!!
—Leanne Sant on December 21, 2016I really love Christmas! I would like Kim diel’s "Christmas Tidings" book!
—Rose on December 21, 2016Snow Happy is the one I like! Thank you for the chance to win! Merry Christmas to all 🙂
—Rose on December 21, 2016I loveeeee them all, but if i have to choose one, it would be "Jo’s Little Quilts"
—Teresa E Brown on December 21, 2016I believe all of those books are on my wish list! I would love to add them to my collection!
—Lori Pratley on December 21, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites!
—Cindy P on December 21, 2016Would love any of these books.
—Lynette on December 21, 20162017 is going to be my year of using my scraps/stash so Scraps made Simple would definitely be a huge help to me on that journey 🙂
—Kaye Jones on December 21, 2016I love the Civil War Legacies III and the rest of the series
—Carmen N on December 21, 2016So happy to see two books focusing on hand embroidery being in the top ten. I get so tired of people who say they like to sew but se "hand" as a bad four letter word.
—Elizabeth on December 21, 2016So happy to see two hand embroidery books in the top ten list.
—Elizabeth on December 21, 2016Civil War Legacies III, my local guild has I & II in their lending library. This would complete their set. I’d hold onto the rest for me, because I shared.
—Kathleen on December 21, 2016Stitches from the Garden would be my favorite from this list. I like to have hand embroidery when I travel. It takes me back to the basics, when I first started to sew, and brings back all the good memories from decades ago. And I just love the quaint projects in that book!
—Rose D. on December 21, 2016The New Hexagon book has got to be part of my 2017 quilting adventure. I also want to work through the All in a Row book. Each row is basically a project by itself. Looks like fun!
—Chris H on December 21, 2016My favorite is Civil War Legacies II.
—Susan K. on December 21, 2016kellam.susan@yahoo.com
The civil war legacies is my fave but they are all lovely.
—Patricia Newhouse on December 21, 2016Christmas loves embroidery by Gail Pan gets my vote, all ten are amazing!
—Linda Brunker on December 21, 2016Stitches From the Garden by Kathy schmitz
—Barb Smith on December 21, 2016I love Gayle Pan’s Christmas book. Definitely my favourite book.
—Val on December 21, 2016Striking strip quilts looks wonderful and full of great ideas!
—Anne Boundy on December 21, 2016Stitches from the Garden by Kathy Schmitz
—Jamie Vowell on December 21, 2016je n’ai aucun de ces livres, j’aimerai tant les gagner !!! thanks for the giveaway !
—jubama on December 21, 2016Hard to choose but Stitches From My Garden
—Jean Mosley on December 21, 2016My all time fave book is Christmas Patchwork loves embroidery. Love Gail’s designs and making her projects. my second best is the new hexagon……
—Fiona Byl on December 21, 2016Thank you for the opportunity of winning such a prize!
My favourite would have to be Gail Pan’s Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery – Hand Stitches, Holiday Projects. I spent an amazing day at one of Gail’s sewing retreats and was wishing I could own that book then. So many beautiful books to choose from though. 🎄💕
—Wendy Cutler on December 21, 2016As I already have all of the beautiful books by Gail Pan, All in a Row would be my pick. What a fabulous giveaway, thank you so much
—Anne McAllister on December 21, 2016I love Katja Marek’s New Hexagon. The possibilites are endless
—debbie carraro on December 21, 2016I just love Jo Morton and her new book is top on my list. Her small quilt are adorable and so handy for decorating my home and giving as gifts. Thanks!
—Marcie webdrock on December 21, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings
—LauraJean on December 21, 2016I love many of these books, but I’m enjoying adding embroidery to my projects so I love Gail Pan’s Christmas loves embroidery! I like making unique gifts for my friends 🙂
—Patty Sahli on December 21, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is a favorite of mine. I love all quilting, piecing and applique!
—Lisa on December 21, 2016I love many of these books, but I’m enjoying adding embroidery to my projects so I love Gail Pan’s Christmas Patchwork loves embroidery! I like making unique gifts for my friends 🙂
—Patty Sahli on December 21, 2016Civil War Legacies III
—Linda DiVall on December 21, 2016Kim Diehl’s books are fantastic! After seeing them, I am excited about Civil War Legacies III. I like the scrappy coordination of reproduction fabrics. I am an avid embroiderer and I look forward to new ideas for smaller projects. After making larger quilts, I am now working on smaller quilts for wall hangings. Quilts add warmth to a home–I had no idea how much.
—Carolyn Borwick on December 21, 2016Was gifted the row by row book. Haven’t started but looks like fun.
—Amy Bishop on December 21, 2016Love all the books you publish. It is my first go to source. I currently love the Stitches in the Garden, but wouldn’t say no to any of the others.
—Helen on December 21, 2016I love Gail Pan’s Christmas books, but haven’t had the chance to get her newest one yet 🙂
—Laila Kristin Skauge on December 21, 2016I love the Christmas Tidings! Thanks for the chance to win.
—Sandi on December 21, 2016I don’t want to have to pick! Gail Pan, kathy Schmitz, Kim Diehl, etc all great authors!! Trying to break my habit of " one present for others then one for me"…at least until after Xmas!
—Linda Woosley on December 21, 2016Civil War Legacy III would have to be one of my favourites, I absolutely love civil war fabric ranges from all designers and am looking for a new project to tackle to help diminish my stash, even though I know it won’t even make a dint.
—Sue on December 22, 2016As an Australian my favorite would have to be Gail Pans Christmas Patchwork loves Embroidery.
—Jenny on December 22, 2016The accompanying recipes put Simple Christmas Tidings in the lead for me. I felt I had received two great books for the price of one. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway!
—Brenda Smith on December 22, 2016Despite specializing in batiks, our shop customers have enjoyed Civil War Legacies III.
—Seams Sew Right Quilt Shop on December 22, 2016Just love Gail Pan designs and looking forward to a workshop with her next year. Patchwork loves embroidery shows how simple to work redwork designs when combined with patchwork can make amazing projects that can be put together quite quickly. Snow Happy is another delightful and whimsical book. Haven’t tried any of these projects but would love to as the snowmen are very captivating. Following the embroidery thread, the garden stitcheries in Stitches from my garden would make ideal presents for my gardening friends – after all isn’t that what we crafters do, make delightful gifts for our friends. Any of these books would be great to have in my library and all would expand my talents. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Sandra Noonan on December 22, 2016My favourite book this year was one I bought to give to a friend (and intend to borrow back!)- Foolproof Walking-Foot Quilting Designs
Visual Guide by Mary Mashuta. She has already stepped beyong stitch (almost) in the ditch and is really happy.
Of the books above, my choice would be the Moda All-Stars All in a Row Book. Moda has such talented designers.
—GloryB on December 22, 2016Civil war legacies III gets my vote
—Carol white on December 22, 2016The New Hexagon is my favorite–Millifiore rule!
—Judy Forkner on December 22, 2016I have Gail Pan’s Christmas book and I have Stitches in the Garden by Kathy Schmitz they are both gorgeous books…. I think my favourite is Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery…. such a beautiful book!
—Christine B on December 22, 2016I would love the Christmas Patchwork loves embroidery by Gail Pann.. Thanks for the opportunity..
—Sue Reck on December 22, 2016What a lovely grouping of books! Three of which already reside in my library!
—E Jane McCullors on December 22, 2016To choose just one I do not own it would be Snow Happy by Robin Kingsly. I love embroidery and have friends who are Snow people lovers!
Thank you for this opportunity!
So many choices … I’m going with Jo’s Little Favorites. I look through this book often and it always amazes me how beautiful these little treasures are!
—Donna on December 22, 2016I have All in a Row, and I love love love it!
—Cheryl Barron on December 22, 2016Goodness! They’re all fantastic and it’s really difficult to pick just one. If I have to, I’d say ‘All in a Row’, closely followed by ‘Snow Happy’ (I love Bluework). Fabulous giveaway, by the way. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Suzanne on December 22, 2016Merry Christmas everyone!
Love them all but Stitches From the Garden is my pick! I’ve borrowed it from the library 4 times already!
—Barbara Parker on December 22, 2016Like the look of all of the books, but definitely love Gail Pan’s Patchwork Loves Embroidery. Have done a couple of the projects and love all of the stitcheries.☺
—Sue on December 22, 2016I’m making a real effort to use my scraps and stash so I choose Scraps Made Simple as my choice. Thanks for sharing! Merry Christmas!
—Becky in Georgia on December 22, 2016My favorite is Simple Christmas Tidings…I love Kim Diehl!!
—Kim Blanton on December 22, 2016My favorite book is Moda – All in a Row. Love the top 10 list, I need to get a few from this list.
—Karen Brasher on December 22, 2016I love the Moda Row by Row. I have made several of them. Love the variety.
—Marie on December 22, 2016I have my eye on the book I Love Churn Dashes.
—Dixie on December 22, 2016Its such a hard choice as I love books! I think it would be Simple Christmas Tidings as anything by Kim Diehl is amazing.
—Rina on December 22, 2016Kathy Schmitz’s Stitches from the Garden. I have been wanting that for some time now. They all are books I would buy if I could. I am always sewing on a quilt, embroidering, or making a rug. I try and keep myself occupied now that I am retired. Have a Merry Christmas.
—Carol Mina on December 22, 2016WOW, what a fun give away. Love embroidery, Civil War, just to name a few. Right now I’m into making a strip quilt from all of my stash scraps. Looking forward to this after the New Year. Merry Christmas to all!
—Barb H. on December 22, 2016They are all wonderful, but I would love the Civil War Legacies.WOW
—Stella on December 22, 2016I had a few minutes during this hectic time of year to post a comment for a chance to win your fantastic giveaway. Any of these books would be great to win but all of them would be fantastic. Quilting is an obsession of mine and a stress reliever, which we all need now days. Merry Christmas to all of you whether I win or not.
—Martha Duffy on December 22, 2016Kim Diehl’s "Simple Christmas Tidings" was one of my favorite books this year. Love all of Kim Diehl’s books and have most of them.
—Barbara B. on December 22, 2016Christmas is my favorite time of year so I would love a copy of Simple Christmas Tidings. Thanks.
—Leah K on December 22, 2016Merry Christmas!!!
It’s hard to decide, but I think my favorite is "The New Hexagon" because it interests me in a traditional quilt shpe I have never had an interest in before.
—Nelda Mohr on December 22, 2016Scraps Made Simple
—LisaS on December 22, 2016Love all the books! I have a couple of them! But there is more that I would like. Thank you for the giveaway and Merry Christmas!
—Shirts Thompson on December 22, 2016Gail Pan Christmas loves Embroidery. I love Christmas all year round
—Karen Reid on December 22, 2016So many wonderful designers generously sharing their patterns – simply wonderful. My absolute fave would have to be ‘Patchwork loves embroidery’ by Gail Pan. C’mon Aussie, c’mon, c’mon!!
—Sharon Deeker on December 23, 2016The new hexagon is my vote! There is something so appealing in the geometry of this shape.
—Debby P on December 23, 2016I love them all. How do you pick a favorite?
—geri case on December 23, 2016Scraps Made Simple. I’m a scrappy girl!
—Ann Holland on December 23, 2016It is really hard to choose between Jo Morton and Kim Diehl!
—Marian Allen on December 23, 2016They are all fabulous, but love Simple Christmas Tidings!
—Becky G on December 23, 2016My favorite book is Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. She has such beautiful books with great directions . I love all her books and have most of them . Thank you for the opportunity to win.
—Barbara Reifsnider on December 23, 2016I have a special place in my heart for "Jo’s Little Favorites" & any book that has ides for using my mile high mountain of scraps!!!
—Lillian Klaeger on December 23, 2016My favorite book would be Simple Christmas Tidings. I love the Kim Deihl patterns and have one of her books already, but would love to add this one to my collection at some point.
—Becky Couture on December 23, 2016Scraps
—Lorie McAnelly on December 23, 2016The Striking Strip Quilts has me very intrigued! Have to get me some of that!
—Linda Chase on December 23, 2016Jo’so Little Favorites. I’m intrigued by tiny little pieces in reproduction fabrics.
—Barbara on December 23, 2016Love Stitches from the Garden. I have started red work squares, similar to Snow Happy, with the hopes of finishing by next Christmas and incorporate them into a quilt. But the garden book is just right for pillows for my lanai furniture.
—Debby on December 23, 2016Almost impossible to make a choice. I would have to say, though, Christmas Tidings … I have at least 3 other must haves … Thanks for sharing!
—Rosemary Barron on December 23, 2016Scraps Made Easy is my favorite.
—Loretta on December 23, 2016My favorite book of 2016 is "Learn to Paper Piece – A Visual Guide to Piecing with Precision" By Nancy Mahoney. Thanks for the opportunity to win these books. I love Kim Diehl and have some of her books and I also have a Civil War Legacies book. Joe’s Little Favorites and Simple Christmas Tidings are on my to buy list.
Merry Christmas!
—Robin H on December 23, 2016The Moda All-Stars All in a Row would probably be at the top of my list as well – I just love the rows!
—Carole on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings! Merry Christmas and thanks for a great giveaway!
—Sherri G on December 23, 2016Love "Stitches in the Garden" is my pick: creative and relaxing to stitch the sweet patterns!
—Lenore on December 23, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite! And I also love Kim Diehl’s designs…and, ….
—April J on December 23, 2016🙂
I have lots of scraps, but I love handwork. It’s hard to choose a favorite!
—Barb H on December 23, 2016It is a tie between Jo’s Little Favorites and Kim’s Simple Christmas Tidings, but then they are all special!
—Tamara L Eaker on December 23, 2016Jos little Favorites.
—Terri McGreer on December 23, 2016Civil War Legacies III would be my favorite.
—Linda Haan on December 23, 2016It is hard to choose between Jo Morton, Kim Diehl, and Civil War Legacy III; I am voting for Civil War Legacy III. Thanks so much.
—Lou Mongler on December 23, 2016Scraps Made Simple for me!
—Tamie on December 23, 2016I loved both Moda All Star Quilt books so much I already purchased both of them, I especially love the Moda All Stars Scraps book.
—Joellyn Partyka on December 23, 2016"Striking Strips Quilts" peaks my interest. rozz01 at cox dot net
—Rosalind Gutierrez on December 23, 2016I don’t own any of these. I would certainly the Striking Strips or the New Hexagon books…. Gee, any of those books are filled with wonderful projects to do!
—Elaine C on December 23, 2016Difficult to chose just one – but I do have a big soft spot for hexies so it would have to be the new hexagon book! Merry Christmas everyone!
—Barbara mcgregor on December 23, 2016The New Hexagon by Katya….I actually have the book and have started one of the patterns. They are kind of like snowflakes…no two alike.
—Cheryl k on December 23, 2016Christmas Tidings and Jo Mortons miniatures are my favorites. Love the work of these two designers.
—Christine Charlebois on December 23, 2016This is a wonderful group of books. Something for all your ideas. What a wonderful way to break out of your box.
—Susan Melgaard on December 23, 2016"Stitches from the Garden" love the delicate hand work!
—Louise Watson on December 23, 2016The All in a Row book is my favorite. I create a newsletter for my quilt guild and used a survey to ask our guild members similar questions posed to the experts featured in the book. Each month I featured the answers to the survey as a "mystery" member, and then revealed the member the following month. At year end, I had a drawing and awarded one participant a copy of the book. It was so much fun, I think I will do another survey with questions like the ones answered in Scraps Made Simple for our 2017 newsletters.
—Jade on December 23, 2016Jo’s little favorites is my fav!
—Wendy Snyder on December 23, 2016I think Robin Kingsley’s Snow Happy would be my favorite. I don’t own it yet, but love her other embroidery designs, so I know it would be filled with fun! Thank you very much for this giveaway opportunity!
—Lynn Hill on December 23, 2016It’s hard to choose just one. So my choice is all about hexies. Those little hexagons are so adorable.
—Suzy Davies on December 23, 2016All of these books look great, I think my first choice is Simple With Scraps.
—Rosanna Ray on December 23, 2016Bought The New Hexagon but haven’t started a quilt yet.
—Mary Ann on December 23, 2016All are great books…would love any of them! My top picks would be Striking Strip quilts, Scraps Made Simple and Simple Christmas Tidings …
—PattiK on December 23, 2016Thanks for the giveaway & Merry Christmas!
I just got the New Hexagon and am anxious to get started making a quilt.
—Julie on December 23, 2016I really like Simple Christmas Tidings, but Jo Morton’s book is also calling to me.
—Sharon Decker on December 23, 2016Hard to pick one book from all the excellent titles released this year, but my pick is Moda All Stars All in a Row.
—Laura Manning on December 23, 2016I love looking at quilting books. All-Stars-All in a row would be fun to win! Thank you for the opportunity. Great giveaway!!
—Twyla Johnson on December 23, 2016Civil War Legacy is my favorite book.
—Sheila on December 23, 2016My pick is Simple Christmas Tidings .. Kim Diehl’s books are my favorites. Any of them would be a blessing to receive. Happy Holidays.
—Mary on December 23, 2016What a fantastic collection! Would love to win! I have the digital version of All in a Row and I like it a lot so I guess it’s my favorite so far. Thank you for a chance to win your fantastic books.
—Kathleen T on December 23, 2016They’re all fabulous, but my favorite is STRIKING STRIP.
—Darlene on December 23, 2016What an amazing collection of favorites. I’m sewing with lots of strips and scraps but ‘The Civil War Legacies III’ would be my favorite.
—Barbaraben on December 23, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites. Love her work and to make small quilts.
—Linda on December 23, 2016I think the Scraps and the strips would be ones for me. Oh and maybe the Row Quilts. OR the Christmas ones, and of course the hexies. Oh heck, All of them.
—B Walker on December 23, 2016What an awesome set of books, I can imagine a rainy day all cuddled up under a blanket flipping page after page marking what I would like to do one day with my little sticky notes at the top of the pages. What fun!
—Betty Soules on December 23, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is just that: my favorite! It has everything: great design, beautiful fabrics and her wonderful directions. A real treasure…
—Charlene B on December 23, 2016I don’t have a favorite book for 2016 but I would like a copy of "Striking Strip Quilts: 16 Amazing Patterns for 2½"-Strip Lovers". I have a group of quilters who exchanged 2 1/2″ strips this year and this book would help me decide how to set those strips
—Martha Johnson on December 23, 2016I love Simple Christmas Tidings! I have Kim’s other books and have many of the projects from them and they are among my favorite quilts to decorate my home.
-Dawn Ashton Dec.23, 2016
—Dawn Ashton on December 23, 2016I love The New Hexagon so much I bought it twice, but my heart belongs to All
—Fran Gardner on December 23, 2016In a Row. But embroidery, red work, blue work, Kim Diehl–who can decide? Best wishes to whoever wins them all!
I like all the Civil Wall Legacies books because small quilts are a great way to use up small scraps.
—Cheryl Nesbit on December 23, 2016While I really like several books on the list, my favorite is "Stitches from the Garden". The first time I saw it, I knew I had to have it.
—Becky in Texas on December 23, 2016All in a Row. Reminds me of when I was growing up
—Maurine Monson on December 23, 2016I like all in a row. It is very whimsical.
—rachel on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl. The lady is fantastic. If she were come to my house, she would see how she has inspired my quilting.
—Carol Grim on December 23, 2016I would cherish any of these books but I especially love the ones with embroidery! Thank you for the opportunity to win. Gretchen
—Gretchen McClain on December 23, 2016All in a Row! But all of the books are great.
—Bea on December 23, 2016I actually have 2 favorites: Simple Christmas by Kim Diel and Row By Row.
—Karen B on December 23, 2016You have great talented authors. Love your books.
Iove The New Hexagon book.
—Teri on December 23, 2016Scraps Made Simple is my favorite because I have so many scraps to use up!
—Kris B on December 23, 2016Oh my, how to decide on just one? Kim Diehl, Jo Morton and Civil War repros are all favorites. I’m going to choose ‘Civil War Legacies’ based on the ones I already have!
—Janet on December 23, 2016I own the 1st two Civil War books and several Kim Diehl and Jo Morton books. I don’t own any in this giveaway and could never pick a favorite-they all look awesome!
—Cindy on December 23, 2016I am addicted to scrap quilts so hard to pick just one book but Scraps made Simple sounds like a winner.
—Wendy on December 23, 2016Don’t have a particular favorite — but I am doing more
—Dorothy M on December 23, 2016hand embroidery recently — so any books featuring that
would be welcome. Thank you for such a generous giveaway.
I love to make the little stitchery projects! I think the "Snow Happy" book would be my choice to get a head start on Christmas projects for next year.
—Janna L. on December 23, 2016Civil War Leagacy for me. Love to look at all of the different quilts
—Donna W on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings gets my vote. I love all of the books but am quite partial to anything Christmas!
—Anne McCullough on December 23, 2016They are all great but I think my favorite would be the Jo Moton’s book of miniatures. When not doing art quilts, I enjoy making miniatures. … great way to use up scraps!
—Jay Dodds on December 23, 2016I love books especially quilting and embroidery. Would love to have any of these to add to my library. Thank you for the opportunity to win such great books.
—Sally Howard on December 23, 2016I love striking strip quilts – I have made several of the quilts in it already.
—Carina Z on December 23, 2016The New Hexagon. I’ve only done 7, but I can’t wait to try them all!
—Stephanie Otts on December 23, 2016All of the books looks wonderful and I know in time I would use something out of all of them. The 3 books I would want first is: All In a Row By Moda All-Star, Striking Strip Quilts for 2 1/2 inch strips, and Moda All Star Scraps Made Simple from Pre-cuts. Good luck and best wishes in stitches to the lucky winner.
—Caryl on December 23, 2016I would love any of them! Snow Happy makes me smile. Civil War Legacies makes me want it just for the reading. The Strip Quilt might just get me motivated. I have several jelly rolls stashed in the closet. What a wonderful gift for any of us!
—Nancy Eriksen on December 23, 2016Stitches from the Garden: Hand Embroidery Inspired by Nature is my favorite. Love the meditation of sitting and carefully hand stitching embroidery designs.
—Connie Sue on December 23, 2016Any book by Kim Diehl gets my vote. Thank you.
—Susan Rice on December 23, 2016I think #5 New Hexagons by Katja Marek is the BEST!
—Dorothy Holt on December 23, 2016My favorite is Scraps Made Simple", although it was hard to choose just one book! Right now I’m enjoying scrap quilts and using some precuts, this book would be perfect.
—Susan Goodwin on December 23, 2016My vote is any book by Kim Diehl. I have most of her books!! It is so hard to decide all are great!
—Heather Beckett on December 23, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites and Moda All Stars!
—Carol on December 23, 2016I am the librarian for our local quilt guild. I have purchased at least 5 of the top ten books. My favorite book is Kim Diehl’s Simple Christmas Tidings. I love everything that she does.
—Elizabeth Teerlink on December 23, 2016I bought All In A Row as soon it became available. It is easy to follow, with great ideas throughout. Love your selection of books for 2016!
—Margaret Long on December 23, 2016Love this blog and what it has to offer. I love being able to check out the new books easily from my home.
—Lorene Soderstrom on December 23, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites tops my list, but there are many others close behind. Thank you for all the great books you publish!
—Deborah Fields on December 23, 2016My favorite book would have to be "Scraps Made Simple". I’ve been building up my fabric stash with small pieces of material; been looking for scrappy quilt projects! My charity quilt group at the church will appreciate it – Thank you so much!
—Carmen Rowan on December 23, 2016I love scrap quilts. Jo’s Little Favorites would do it for me!
—Michele on December 23, 2016Oh my goodness, thanks for such a generous giveaway! Still being rather new to this quilting life, I think I’d like the Moda Scraps Made Simple. Thanks again…
—bookboxer on December 23, 2016I love anything by Kim Diehl.
—Cathie Lanier on December 23, 2016Scraps scraps scraps Scraps Made Simple!!!!! My fav…….. as we all have so many!!
—Sue Payne on December 23, 2016Love your selection of books. My choice would be Civil War Legacies III because of the quilt on the Cover!
—Sue on December 23, 2016I don’t have any of those books. I guess I don’t have a favorite book for 2016 because all my quilts this year has been from individual patterns for special occasions. Right now I am working on a throw that has a big A on it for my granddaughter who is a senior at the University of Alabama. Earlier I made a wall quilt for her that has a red elephant on a grey background. But my passion is scrap quilts.
—Nancy A on December 23, 2016New Hexagons is my favorite. Hexies are fun to make, great take along project. Merry Christmas to all.
—Dee on December 23, 2016I’d say it’s a toss up between Scraps Made Simple And All in a Row. I love all the patterns in both, but I’s love to own any or all of the others. Martingale publishes terrific books.
—Patricia on December 23, 2016Scraps made simple! So I can use up some of my stash of pre-cuts!
—Nan Palmer on December 23, 2016Thank you for the chance to win one of the awesome books my favorite would be Lil Jo’s favorites.
Thank you and Merry Christmas
—Patty Bertrand on December 23, 2016Patty
All the books are so nice! I do love Christmas projects, though!
—Linda on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl most inspires me!
—YvonneJ on December 23, 2016All of these books would be amazing. Striking Strip Quilts would be very useful to help exhaust my stash of precuts.
—Laurie Armold on December 23, 2016What an incredible selection of books. Your customers have great tastes! Gail Pan is one of my favorite authors. Her designs and colors are always happy and cheerful and always make me smile. Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery is one of those books.
Seasons Greetings to all!
—Georgina on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings!
—Rosalie on December 23, 2016I love the book of Jo Morton.
—Anna on December 23, 2016I already have Jo Morton’s and Kim Diehl’s books. Both have some many projects I am looking forward to making. I have looked at the Civil War Legacies III book so many times, but have not purchased it yet. I would love to have it. Merry Christmas to all and I look forward to seeing what Martingale has to offer in 2017.
—Heather King on December 23, 2016My favorite is Stitches from the Garden. I love the simplicity of the patterns. I am new to hand embroidery and these patterns seem simple to follow. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
—Virginia Bronner on December 23, 2016I love mini quilts so I think Jo’s Favorite would be a great book. Also love everything scrappy. Thanks for the chance to win.
—JonnieEarle on December 23, 2016Striking Strip Quilts but All in a Row looks like fun
—mandy whalen on December 23, 2016Hi all!
—Jacqueline VH on December 23, 2016My favourite book of 2016 is: I Love Churn Dashes(I Love Log Cabins is a close second!)
Thanks for all the fun posts & giveaways!
Have a very Merry Christmas, &
Quilty Huggs!
I don’t have any of these books but my no. 1 pick would be The New Hexagon. I love paper piecing, so portable.
—Glenda on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings. I love all of Kim Diehl’s books and patterns!
—Barbara K on December 23, 2016I love nothing Kim Diehl writes. I already have simple Christmas but should I win it I would give it tomyfriendwho enjoys her too
—Susie coates on December 23, 2016I pick Striking Strip Quilts! Thanks for all your great ( and informative) emails throughout the year.
—Donni on December 23, 2016Oh my. I’ve had my eyes on several of these, and if I won I’d have my Christmas shopping done for next year!
—Vin M on December 23, 2016I think my favourite has to be the Row Quilt book. I like the variation of pieced work, applique and embroidery and I’m really impressed that all of the royalties go to charity. Well done!!!
—Mardi on December 23, 2016My favourite book is Stitches from the Garden: Hand Embroidery Inspired by Nature, I love adding embroidered embellishments to a just about anything and everything I make.
—Janet G on December 23, 2016Awesome top ten. Have seen some of these and would love them in my collection. Such talented people.
—Marjorie Friend on December 23, 2016My first choice would have to be Kim Diehl’s book (I love all her books), Jo’s Little Favorites, and Scraps Made Simple. Thanks for the most awesome giveaway. What a way of sending off the year 2016!
—Renea Yarolim on December 23, 2016Hi, How to choose just one??!!My best would be Snow Happy by Robin Kingsley.Thank you for the chance to win.
—maureen on December 23, 2016Merry Christmas. Maureen
I love all the embroidery books, but especially Snow Happy. Love them snowmen!!
—Barb on December 23, 2016Thanks for the giveaway.
Civil War Legacies III is my favorite with Jo’s Little Favorites a close 2nd.
—Nancy on December 23, 2016I think any of these would be super but I guess I’ll say the Row by Row.
—Joye on December 23, 2016Civil War Legacies II I. I love civil war reproduction fabrics!
—Norma on December 23, 2016The New Hexagones
—Elisa Schneider on December 23, 2016I love old hexies so the new hexagons would be a great inspiration for me. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Jeane on December 23, 2016My favorite book is Civil War Legacies III. I think the quilts in it are very creative and remind me of a quilt I had as a child.
—Linda Cejnar on December 23, 2016All In A Row would be my favorite because I enjoy being creative and moving on to the next row I see immediate progress as I work on the project.
—Gale on December 23, 2016I would choose Simple ChristmasTidings for the variety of projects…ornaments, ! thanks for offering this wonderful giveaway…Merry Christmas
—Judie Harron on December 23, 2016Oh how could one choose? I love Kim.Diehl and Joseph Morton but all of my favorites are in Moda’s book. I think I’ll be.like the grinch and want them all!!!!
—Mary Smith on December 23, 2016My favorite book is striking strip!
—Bridget on December 23, 2016I love the New Hexagon, but the Striking Strip Quilts would be may favorite choice, too many beautiful jelly rolls unused.
—Lisa Corbett on December 23, 2016I have had my eye on the all In A Row book for some time. This is a great give-away. Thank you for the chance!
—Sarah Barton on December 23, 2016What an impossible question! With my obsession for quilting and books in general, I just don’t know how to answer that but if given the chance I would opt for the one on hexies. Thanks for the inspiration you continue to provide me.
—Deborah Harris on December 23, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my top pick. It has lovely color combinations and small projects that I can actually complete!
—JLouise on December 23, 2016all in a row for sure
—Pat Seager on December 23, 2016My favorite bnook is the New Hexagon Book. I just stated english paper piecing and the book was full of information and wonderful ideas.
—Lois Campbell on December 23, 2016i love them all….SIMPLE CHRISTMAS TIDINGS AND CIVIL WAR LEGACIES are calling my name but how could you EVER pass up JO’S LITTLE FAVORITES and those ADORABLE SNOWMEN….wow no wonder all of these were the best of 2016…what a great selection. thanks for the fabulous give-a-way. janet jecagain@gmail.com
—janet on December 23, 2016I helped out at a hexagon class for a cancer support group and am now hooked on hexagons. Since I now have a stack of them complete I would have to say that the Hexagon book would be tops on my list at this point but since I don’t have any of these amazing books, all of them would be of interest to me and would motivate me to expand my present sewing capabilities. Thanks for the prize offer and for your great site.
—Sharon on December 23, 2016Snow Happy. I purchased this and am looking forward to start making projects for gifts next year. So many wonderful books. I know everyone would enjoy them. Thank you for this opportunity.
—Gayla on December 23, 2016Have one or two – Happy Snow a favorite. I love the variety of the give a way. Thank you.
—Gayla on December 23, 2016Oops! Snow Happy – correction. It is snowing here tonight and I just was so happy for the snow! Thank you.
—Gayla on December 23, 2016OOps again. e-mail correction to my comments. Thank you.
—Gayla on December 23, 2016My favorite of the Martingale’s Top 10 quilt books for 2016 is:
#7: Moda All-Stars: Scraps Made Simple…
with a close second being:
#10: Civil War Legacies III: A Treasury of Quilts…
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—Darrell on December 23, 2016Civil War Legacies would have to top my list
—cindy on December 23, 2016Simple Christmas tidings is a great book- it us my first choice!
—Chris on December 23, 2016Fabulously Fast Quilts by Amy Smart
—Ann Zeman on December 23, 2016Would love the Simple Christmas Tidings. As my birthday is on Dec. 20, I love the Christmas season.
—Nettie Stupak on December 23, 2016What a wonderful giveaway, and the Top 10 books all look amazing! Boy, you don’t make it easy to pick just one. I just bought some reproduction fabric, so the Civil War Legacies III, would really help. I saw a couple of patterns that I would like to try. But, Jo’s Little Favorites would be interesting, because I have a lot of small scraps and never made a mini before. Then again, Simple Christmas Tidings brought everything home again when I saw the patterns of the snowmen and the Christmas stockings. They are just adorable and with 2 new grandbabies in the last 3 weeks, these would be great to start 2017 with for next Christmas. Tough choice. Maybe you could pick and I won’t have to. Thanks for a great giveaway! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!!
—Vickie on December 24, 2016Oh my so many to do so little time. Oh no Christmas time. Kim Diehl is my pick!!!!
—Stacy Stump on December 24, 2016All in a row for me. I discovered this fun way of quilting with the "row by row Experience" 2yrs ago. Thank you for your generosity.
—Kim on December 24, 2016Scraps Made Simple would be my first choice. But to win them all would be heaven!
—Linda Towers on December 24, 2016Simple Christmas Tidings by Kim Diehl looks wonderful. I would like to try the Christmas stockings. In reality, all of the books have so much to offer.
—Linda Klungle on December 24, 2016I have 3 of those. Still want #10. I love your books and the quality of your products
—Vicki on December 24, 2016The Striking Strip Quilt looks wonderful to me! But there are many close seconds in this group of books. I can see why they are the top 10!
—Paula on December 24, 2016"Scraps Made Simple" – my 2 favorite words… using up my SCRAPS, and keeping it SIMPLE! What could be better?!
—JanG on December 24, 2016Happy Holidays! Love all these books, esp. Striking Strip Quilts. Another favorite not on this list is 19th-Century Patchwork Divas’ Treasury of Quilts – 10 Stunning Patterns, 30 Striking Options.
—Saroja on December 24, 2016What would we do without quilting books and inspiration?
Scraps made Simple..Although I don’t have the new civil war legacvies 3
—Nancy Magee on December 24, 2016I love all the books Kim Diehl has written, so I was excited to see her Christmas book!
—Tricia Hoffmann on December 24, 2016My dreams would come true to make projects from any of these books!
—Linda Lea Watts on December 24, 2016All books: as I receive them, that ones my favorite until the next one!!!!!
—Judy B on December 24, 2016I "simply" love Kim Diehl. Also, I’ve been looking into row quilts and civil war quilts. I am going to be working on Farmer’s Wife throughout this next year.
—Becky Schultz on December 24, 2016I like the Civil War Legacies. The reproduction fabrics are wonderful!
—Elizabeth Tallau on December 24, 2016What an amazing assortment of books! Hexies have grabbed my attention right now.
—Pearl on December 24, 2016I have loved embroidery since a little child at my mother’s knee. I love hoe it can be combined with quilting, especially in Quilting loves Embroidery, but also in the Snow Happy book (I love snowmen),and in the Garden Embroidery book.
—Sherie Christiansen on December 24, 2016A truly wonderful selection of books and a hard decision to pick one! My two favorites are "The New Hexagon" and "Simple Christmas Tidings." I love hexagons and everything Kim Diehl does!
—Debbie Miller on December 24, 2016I love all of them, I would probably rank them a little differently. I think Jo’s Little Favorites would be at the top!
—Cheryl Wright on December 24, 2016I’m so torn between "Stitches from the Garden" and "Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery". They may be the finest books of 2016 (in my opinion) but they’ve set me on my path for 2017…they are on my wish list and I’m determined to make some quilts next year that combine quilting and stitching–my new and old loves.
—Beth T. on December 24, 2016Scaps Made Simple…but that was a hard desision!
—Lynn Elliott on December 24, 2016I have 3 of these books and love all of them. The one I am using the most, though, is Civil War Legacy III. I use your posts to decide what books to buy, you have the best choices!
—Glenna D. on December 24, 2016I would have to say Simple Christmas Tidings.I have almost all of Kim Diehl’s book,not this one yet. Patchwork Loves Embroidery would be a very close second. I do enjoy many of the Martingale books.
—Anna on December 24, 2016365 Free Motion Quilting Designs was my favorite of the year. It had many ideas to try.
—Linda N on December 24, 2016JO S LITTLE FAVORITES. I am planning on focusing on miniature quilts this year and this book seems to be a good place to start.
—Judy Young on December 25, 2016Love ‘All in a Row’ but would thoroughly enjoy trying red and/or blue work!
—Susan A on December 25, 2016In 2016 I have used Pat Sloan’s and Nancy Mahoney’s books. I would love to work projects from Jo Martins’s Little Favorites this year.
—Shirley Wiltshire on December 25, 2016Snow Happy! I miss the snow, not the work of cleaning the roads and walking in it. I love to add snow people in my quilts.
—Linda Christianson on December 25, 2016I would say ‘The New Hexagon’. I love every project that stemmed from this book (and calendar).
—Meriam on December 25, 2016I like at least 6 of the top ten books, but have decided to pick Jo’s Little Favorites. I could make more little quilts and would like Jo’s decorating and sewing tips, also. Thanks
—Louise Mease on December 25, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my top pick. I want to make them all.
—Alice Franks on December 25, 2016The ‘Snow Happy’ book makes me smile. I love quilting and embroidery and am working on a redwork (is it called blue work if you make it in blue?) queen sized quilt that will take me years.
—LindaB on December 25, 2016I would love a copy of the snow happy book, although they’re all brilliant, that one would have to be the one I want the most
—Skye B on December 26, 2016The New Hexagon EPP would be wonderful as I am just new to this wonderful craft
—Carla Morgan on December 26, 2016Thanking you in advance
I bought All in a Row and can’t wait to start on some of the designs!!
—Cathy Wilson on December 26, 2016I really enjoyed reading through my new hexagon book thought I have yet to try it
—Helen Coulter on December 26, 2016I would love the Kim Diehl book, or any book about scraps or 2.5″ strips. I am having so much fun being retired and having more time to sew! Hurray!
—Elaine M on December 26, 2016I love Jo’s Little Favorites. Making little miniature quilts and learning special tips and tricks from the author makes the creative effort so much more fun.. And you can see if you truly like a pattern in small size before adapting it to larger sizes.
—BRENDA WHITELEY on December 26, 2016Love Jo Morton’s book "Jo’s little Favorites" small and miniature quilts are so cute and also the New Hexagon Book by Katja Marekso is also a great book with wonderful ideas for fussy cutting. Civil War Legacies III – A Treasury of Quilts for Reproduction-Fabric Lovers By Carol Hopkins, love all her Civil War Patterns, just feels so good to look through this book and get ideas for other quilts. I could just sit and look at Quilt Books all day long. Very inspiring for a lot of quilters.
—Ava Conchelos on December 26, 2016It’s hard to decide, however Scraps made Simple looks like one I need to move my stash.
—Susan Yates on December 26, 2016I’d love any of them. They all look inspiring!
—Cindy Lyons on December 27, 2016I’d love to win Kim Diehl’s "Simple Christmas Tidings." Thanks for the chance!
—Mary on December 27, 2016I love all your books especially the ones that use scraps. And jelly rolls. Love scrappy strips,
—Pat on December 27, 2016Stitches From the Garden is a beautiful book. Enjoy hand applique.
—Claudia Loney on December 27, 2016Would be thrilled to get any one of them, but I’m thinking the Scraps Made Simple would be my first choice!
—Carol K on December 27, 2016Civil War Legacies 1, 2 , and I’m sure 3 !
This is my history (teacher) husband’s most interested in historical period. And I love the quilt patterns and fabrics of that time period too.
—Sylvia Summers on December 27, 2016I’ve added 3 books to my wish list but they all look like great fun and inspiration.
—Ruth on December 27, 2016My favorites were Snow Happy, Civil War and Simple Christmas Tidings
The New Hexagon is one of my favorites. I have the perpetual calendar, thanks for the chance to win the books!
—Rachel on December 28, 2016Jo’ Little Favourites looks really good, would love to win it 🙂
—Lynda Boyle on December 28, 2016I love the Moda All Stars "All in a Row". Very versatile, and I especially love the Star in a Star.
—Carmel Barbridge on December 28, 2016I like Jo’s Little Favorites as busting the stash is always a challenge and there are just so many useful options that are great for bazaars, gifts or can be combined into larger projects as you go.
—Marjorie on December 28, 2016Delectable list of quilting books – would enjoy any of them but most intrigued by the Civil War III book (plus Civil War 1 and Civil War II eventually).
—Diana on December 28, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites is my favorite book. It makes to happy to look through it and plan my next project!
—Sue on December 29, 2016Moda All-stars All In A Row was my fave this year. I took a row do the month class at Sew-n-Save in Clearfield Utah and we all had a great time seeing the variations that came from our group.
—Rose on December 29, 2016Jo’s Little Favorites would be my first choice and it is a hard choice.
—Janice Stewart on December 29, 2016My favorite is Jo’s Little Favorites but I love them all thank You for the Great give-a-way
—SHARON on December 29, 2016