You may have heard about a new little online fabric store with a vintage retro twist...
Jessie, or Messy Jesse as you may know her, has just opened Sew and Quilt and she has plans to stock it with a wonderful dolly mixture selection of pretty prints with familiar fabrics like Liberty Bloomsbury pastels and Aneela's Cherry Christmas, plus a touch of nostalgia with vintage bedlinen bundles and Aunt Grace style 1930s repro prints. Jessy has only just started getting stock in and she has given me a little preview info that the new Pam Kitty Love Collection is coming very soon. You can see these darling prints in use at Nanette's blog Frieda's Hive- a lovely place to visit for a bit of vintage style and Nanette is a friend of Pam's so well placed to use her prints in the most perfect way possible. One of my current favs in stock right now at Sew and Quilt are a selection of Mama Said Sew prints, including these texty lovelies. I can never have enough of text prints like these and the last Sweetwater text print like this in the Authentic collection, became a hard to find must have for texty print lovers.
And look, here they are again, 2 fat Quarters all bundled up and ready to be won!
A total of 5 possible entries!
Please make sure your email is available in your profile or your comment- I need to be able o pass your details on to Jessie- no email no win. You have till Wed 31st 6.00am GMT to enter.
I am looking forward to reading your recommendations!
Giveaway is now closed
How about fabrics suitable for fussy cutting?? especially birds!
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ReplyDelete..and I follow messy jesse!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great idea for a shop - hope it's a huge success!
ReplyDeleteI'm not really sure what's out there that I can't find in the UK but I'd love to be able to buy mathematical/science texty fabric - numbers, equations, diagrams, graphs...
I follow @sewandquilt on Twitter...
ReplyDelete...and I follow your blog! Thanks to you both for a lovely giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI really like retro sheets but never seem to find any in charity shops. THank you so much for this lovely giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd love her to stock green and brown vintage style (tiny flowers!)prints. Right now there is an overdose of pinks and aquas.
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog too.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see some prints with an art theme. My daughter is an art teacher and it would be fun to have fabrics with paint brushes, palates, art frames, little artist figures, etc., and maybe some text fabric with art terms.
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse blog.
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilt's facebook page.
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ReplyDeleteI follow verykerryberry's blog.
ReplyDeleteAs I was waiting for the website to load I was going to say vintage bedlinen but I see they have that covered already! How about vintage buttons and other trims? Also how about some of the Japanese (?) fabrics that look like vintage dry goods/flour sacks?
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog already
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ReplyDeleteI love the simple life by Tasha Noel.
ReplyDeleteI'm now following MessyJesse!
ReplyDeleteI liked the facebook page too. My email is jowestfoot at hotmail.com
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to see vintage sheets. FQ's and charm packs aren't too difficult to get hold of, but if i want to back a quilt with a vintage sheet it takes some serious searching!
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ReplyDeleteand following Messyjesse...
ReplyDelete...and liking sew and quilt on FB.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway.
I've recently found it really hard to find Dan Bennett's fabrics in the UK/Ireland, he's with Rowan at Westminster. And I am totally with the last commenter, I've looked for vintage sheets in the past for backing and been unable to find them too! In fact interesting yardage for backing with really big interesting prints would be lovely, for those of us (me!) who are often too lazy to piece the back of a quilt as well!
ReplyDeleteI am already a follower here...
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks to you have just discovered MessyJesse's blog!
ReplyDeleteand have added @sewandquilt to my twitter!! tku :)
ReplyDeleteI happened to visit 'Sew and Quilt' few days ago and really like the shop! I think her style is wonderful! I would love to find art-theme fabrics as already said but also fabrics that are like painted! Colourful and like hand-drawn or painted.
ReplyDeleteText prints are always so great!
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ReplyDeleteI find it hard to find Lecien and Lakehouse in the UK - e.g. there was a fab line called 'Folk Art Fancy' or something similar and I couldn't find it in the UK at all. I love Japanese style prints like Echino which I am slowly beginning to find in the UK.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more Japanese fabrics that are perfect for fussy cutting. But I also think that fabric lines like Aneela's fit the bill perfectly for this so more to do with style than where it is designed or manufactured. Thanks for the giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteI am a follower.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea suggested earlier of offering whole vintage sheets for sale. They would be fab for backing quilts :-)
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog :-)
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilts facebook page :-)
ReplyDeleteI follow on twitter :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd I follow here too :-) Thanks for the chances to win x
ReplyDeleteI struggle to get lecien fabrics..... and I love some of the Japanese fabrics too...
ReplyDeleteI follow you!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see vintage sheets. Thank you for giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am already a follower of your blog
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilts facebook page
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog
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ReplyDeletei follow mj blog. i really like the material that has the written things on it. this shop sounds great. i hope you do real good.
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ReplyDeleteI follow verrykerryberry :)
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I like Sew&Quilt on FB :)
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I would love to see more linen prints and linen solids.
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Chloes Closet please Jessie!
ReplyDeleteI follow the VeryKerryBerry blog
ReplyDeleteI now follow the Messy Jesse blog (on Google Reader)
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ReplyDeleteTest fabrics are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI`m one of your happy follower!.
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog.Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteI would like Jessie to stock: 30 reproduction fabrics and Lecien. Also more kids vintage fabric that will be fantastic. Great little shop by the way!!!
ReplyDeleteCosmo cricket Odds and Ends please! I am after the text prints and a piece of the vintage junk drawer link and I can't find it in the UK ... could order from the states but will end up filling a whole flat rate envelope!
ReplyDeleteAnd I have liked Sew & Quilt on FB
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more solids and patterns that actually match up... I.e. the plain material is exactly the same as the plain parts of the patterns. Sorry, I know that is probably asking too much.
ReplyDeleteI like (almost) everything from Sweetwater :-)
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog
ReplyDeleteI *Like* Sew and Quilt on FB
ReplyDeleteand I follow you too!!!!
ReplyDeleteActual vintage and some modern fabrics (maybe some Japanese?) would be great. It would be nice to find there fabrics which are not designed by popular designers, but still are beautiful. "Kitschy" fabrics would be great too!
ReplyDeleteI'm your follower:)
ReplyDeleteI would love a selection of text fabrics and fabrics which have images that can be fussy cut.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see coordinating spots and stripes in pretty colours.
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog (love the doll quilt!)
ReplyDeleteI've "liked" S&Q on facebook!
ReplyDeleteI follow you
ReplyDeleteAnd I follow Messy Jesse
ReplyDeleteI love vintage and liberty fabrics
ReplyDeleteMore texty fabric would be great, including the script kind.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog :)
ReplyDeleteVintage fabrics!! thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI already follow Messy Jesse
ReplyDeleteI like her facebook page as well
ReplyDeleteI now follow her on twitter as well!
ReplyDeleteI was following you on facebook but now I am also following your blog! Thanks for the chances to win!
ReplyDeleteGiven my current addiction I'd have to say shot cottons ;-)
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog
ReplyDeleteI am following Sew and Quilt on Twitter
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ReplyDeleteSome of those beautiful japanese fabrics that are perfect for fussy cutting.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I follow your blog (why haven't I done this before now!)
ReplyDeletethe full range of YUWA japanese fabrics.
ReplyDeletei liked sewandquilt FB page.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not very familiar with what is and isn't available in the UK, but I'd like some solids that aren't quite solids (if that makes sense). Something with more contrast than a shot cotton that looks vaguely solid from a distance, but not close to.
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ReplyDeleteI am very much into the text prints and picture prints in whites and cremes at the moment. Those FQ's would fit perfectly in the next project I am collecting fabrics for. I am a follower of your blog already, became the 600th follower of Jessies blog, liked her on Facebook and don't have a twitter account...
ReplyDeletemore text prints would be great :)))
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog
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ReplyDeleteI love the 1930s fabrics - really delicate with lovely colours.
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ReplyDeleteI love Bari J's lines for Art Gallery Fabrics and all their fabrics just feel so delicious!
ReplyDeleteI'm beginning to despair of finding Monica Solorio-Snow's Winterkist line from Lecien in the UK although this might not fit in with Sew and Quilt!
I'm now following Messy Jesse's blog.
ReplyDeleteOf course I follow your blog!
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilt on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more text-y fabric.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of Messy Jesse! A new one.
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilt on FB
ReplyDeleteI am now following Messy Jesse on Twitter
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of yours.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see Low Volume charm packs/layer cakes {homemade?} and text fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI would also love to see a rainbow FQ or charms pack too.
I am a follower
ReplyDeleteI would love to see linens in faded colours.
ReplyDeleteI would love to find Lecien old new 30's and Japanese prints. I find it very dificult to find Cath Kidston fabric and linens also. Thank you very much for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI was already following Messy Jesse blog
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilt on FB
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog
ReplyDeleteI would love repro feed sacks. Both quilting weight and dressmaking weight if possible!
ReplyDeleteI also follow your blog (on Google Reader)
ReplyDeleteAnd Messy Jesse (also on Google Reader)
ReplyDeleteI'd like some text prints!
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog with my blog roll!
ReplyDeleteAw sweet. Thanks for the mention. how nice!! Pam is lovely and her fabric is so fun to work with.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more vintage reproduction fabrics. I followed both blogs and like the FB page.
ReplyDeleteHaha you know I don't need any more vintage linens, but I like the Aunt Grace fabrics but would prefer the floral rather than cutsey animals ones.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog
ReplyDeleteI like Sew and Quilt on facebook
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse on twitter
ReplyDeleteI follow Messy Jesse's blog too via RSS - thanks!
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