Welcome to the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day!
If this is your first time visiting, Welcome! I hope you enjoy what you see and stay for a visit. For my loyal followers, a huge Thank You!! You guys are such an inspiration to me and I treasure the friendships I’ve made through this blog. You rock!
This is my fourth time participating in the SMS Giveaway Day – which really lasts several days. It is so much fun to visit other bloggers and find new blogs to follow. Of course, entering all the giveaways is a lot of fun too!
This giveaway is for a $20 gift certificate from Fort Worth Fabric Studio. I love to shop and I love fabric, so I thought combining the two would be a great gift for someone during this holiday season.
For those who are visiting for the first time, here’s a little bit about myself.
My name is Beth, and for the last 3-1/2 years I have been a full-time quilter and pattern designer. You can find my PDF patterns in my Etsy shop and through Craftsy, and my local quilt shop carries print copies. I have a folder full of sketches on scraps of paper, napkins, etc. – you never know when/where an idea will hit! I have way more ideas than time, so I don’t think I’ll ever run out of quilts to make. 🙂
Every Monday I host a Main Crush Monday linky party for everyone to link up whatever project, tool, fabric, or idea that has them excited to be sewing that week. You can find more info under the Main Crush Monday tab at the top of this page. Having a Monday linky party is a great start to the week, and there’s always so many inspiring projects to see. I hope you’ll join us!
2017 will be a busy and fun year. I have a secret project I’ll be sharing in March/April (one that I’m dying to share with you!) It’s so hard sometimes to be quiet about those special projects!
I’m also excited to be co-hosting the 2017 New Quilt Bloggers Blog Hop, along with Yvonne @ Quilting Jetgirl and Leanne @ she can quilt.
Sign-ups start on February 1, so be sure to check back for more information. I was part of the hop when I started my blog in 2014, and the information I received was invaluable. I would do it again in a heartbeat!
I’m also working on a Polka Dot Quilt-Along that will be taking place in the second half of the year. It will be a lot of fun and I hope you’ll join in.
Now, On to The Giveaway!
The giveaway is open to anyone, domestic and international. Please be sure to leave your email address if you are a no reply blogger so I can contact you if you are the winner.
Entries are open today, December 7 through Sunday, December 11. The winner will be announced on Monday, December 12 in the Main Crush Monday post.
- To be entered, leave a comment letting me know if you prefer a mystery quilt-along or one where you see the finished quilt before starting.
- Followers, existing and new, can get an extra entry by letting me know how you follow (Bloglovin, Email (link in sidebar), Instagram)
Thanks so much for visiting and playing along. I hope you’ll become a follower and join me on this exciting quilting journey!
I follow on instagram as tailtwistr_1
I dont know yet, ask me in a couple of months as I am doing my first qal right now.
Although a mystery quilt sounds like fun, I need to picture the completed quilt in my mind before starting so I would like to see the finished quilt.
I follow on instagram @juditupp
I think a mystery quilt would be fun.
I’ve almost always enjoyed the mystery quilts that I’ve done, but I really prefer seeing what I’m going to end up with.
I like to know what you’re sewing beforehand, that way you can pick the fabrics you want and know you’re doing something you actually like.
Many thanks for your giveaway!
I prefer to know what I am creating 🙂 Merry Christmas!
I like mysteries, though it helps to be at least a little familiar with the designer’s style. I did the 2-16 New Quilt Blogger’s Hop, so let me thank you on behalf of the 2017 participants because I know how much work our group of organizers did for us!
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I like to see the quilt because it determines the fabric I choose.
I think I would like to see the finished quilt beforehand. Thanks.
Sunnysky223@embarqmail.com
I like to know what i’m making beforehand
I’m not a fan of quilting surprises so would not make a mystery quilt. I like to know up front that I like the design. That said, I don’t do a lot of quilt alongs either.
I prefer to know the outcome of the QAL!
I am a follower on Bloglovin and also by email. kthurn(at)bektel(dot)com
Hi, Beth! I really don’t like surprises therefore, I am not a fan of mystery quilt alongs. I like to know what I’m making right up front. That way, I can choose my fabrics better.
kthurn(at)bektel(dot)com
following you on instagram- jenblanton
I like to see the finished quilt before starting it
Now following you Beth via Bloglovin. Thank you.
Hi Beth, it’s wonderful to meet you via your blog. Love a mystery quilt and that way as a novice quilter it’s a surprise and a bit wonky like my skills.
I like to see the finished quilt. I follow you by email.
I want to be able to see the finished quilt before I start. Quilting takes too much time and I have so many projects I want to make to spend time on a mystery quilt that may not be my style, IMO.
I follow via Bloglovin (Pippirose)
I like to see the finished quilt.
I want to see the finished quilt. Thanks!
I need to know what I’m making!
must know ahead of time! I like to start with the big picture, then get into details.
I am now following through IG! Can’t wait to see this surprise project!
I like to see the finished quilt! I have limited time to devote to quilting, and like to know what I’m getting into first. 😉
In quilting I prefer to see the finished project first but in knitting I like the mystery knit alongs.
I prefer to see what I will be making.
syvisser@gmail(dot)com
As far as quilt alongs go, I love a good mystery! 🙂
Mysteries appeal to me. If I see a quilt and like it, I’ll give it a try on my own anyway. Thanks for the chance!
I want to see the quilt first. I’ve been known to collect all the clues, but not start until I see the quilt. There have been a few clunkers that I was glad I hadn’t started.
I follow you via Bloglovin.
I don’t like surprises. I would rather know before I begin a quilt-a-long.
I would want to see the finished quilt before starting.
New follower via bloglovin!
As a newbie I need to see the finished product first!
I followed you with bloglovin
I like to see the finished quilt first, but that is probably because I am new to quilting and I feel a little unsure about my abilities!
I follow you via Bloglovin.
I love to see the finished quilt before I decide to participate.
I’m following you via Bloglovin. Thanks for your inspiring blog!
I’ve never done a mystery quilt, but I think it would be great fun! Thanks for the great giveaway!
I also follow you by email.
seramiabelle(at)gmail(dot)com
I would like to see first!
seramiabelle(at)gmail(dot)com
I’ve never participated in a mystery, but I think I’d like to try one.
My quilting time is precious and rare — so i definitely want to know what I’m working on before I start! No mysteries for me….
I prefer to see the big picture and know where I’m headed, so no surprises for me!
I like to see what I;m doing but surprises are always fun.
Mystery, please.
I’m not an experienced quilter, so I think I would prefer to see the finished project ahead of time.
I’m not much on mystery quilts. With limited time to sew I like to see what I’ll be working on.
I follow you on bloglovin!
I prefer to know what I’m making, it helps me to pick out colors and I have so many quilts on my list I want to make sure its one I want in the end!
I’m a new follower on Bloglovin’ and email. Oh – and I noticed I have your Snap Crackle Pop pattern in a stack of fabrics just waiting to be turned into a quilt!
Mystery quilt alongs give me the heebee geebees! Guess I just need to trust the process 🙂
I don’t think I would try a mystery one, in case I ended up not exactly liking how it would turn out – like maybe it wouldn’t be my style.
I love mystery quilt alongs. But I usually only participate in the ones that give you good guidance on selecting your fabrics.
I follow you on bloglovin
I can appreciate them both. But if I had to chose, I guess it would be myster quilts.
I like to see the finished product first!
Hi Beth. I follow you on both Instagram and Bloglovin.
I have participated in a number of mystery quilt projects and many QAL’s where I know the finished quilt. I don’t know that I have a preference… It is just fun sewing along with others. A mystery can be a bit more challenging if you don’t have some advice on fabric selection! lol
I’m a Bloglovin follower: Nicole Sender
I prefer knowing what the project looks like when finished. I can plan better knowing what the end result will be.
I like to see the one I’ll be working on, but haven’t done a quilt along yet!
I’d like to know what it would look like. but I’m wild and could go the other way too. Surprise me!
I’d like to know how the finished quilt should look like.
No mystery quilts for me. I prefer to know what the quilt will look like before I start.
I prefer to see the finished quilt first, however, the one mystery quilt I did was fun. Thanks for the chance,
Right now I have limited time and resources, so I think I like seeing the finished quilt to know what I’m getting into. But I love the concept of a mystery quilt, possible a small sized one like a wall hanging?
I like a real good mystery quilt along.
I’m now following you on IG!
I like to see the finished quilt (unless it’s a mystery in a day or two). I may be impatient!
Surprises can be fun, but I like to have an idea of the finished quilt.
Mystery! I follow on Bloglovin.
I have done one mystery quilt, and didn’t know how it would look when I started. Thankfully, the finished product was great, but it does take a little bit of faith to buy a lot of fabric for a quilt when you don’t know what it will look like in the end! It was fun to make, though 🙂
I’m following on IG too.
I like to see where I’m headed. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
I prefer to see what I’m making ahead of time. Thanks for the chance to win!
I like to be surprised.
I want to see the finished product first!
Ironically, I have a link to your blog on my blog but now I’ve hooked up via BlogLovin too.
I’ve never done a mystery quilt. Frankly, I’ve only been quilting for a year and already have a backlog of projects so I’m reluctant to start another one until I get my kids’ quilts done. I’m not totally allergic to the idea eventually though.
I am an new follower through Bloglovin and on Instagram.
I have enjoyed the few Mystery Quilt alongs I have participated in. I have liked some finished projects better than others but have enjoyed the process.
I follow you on bloglovin and on instagram.
I am a mystery quilt junkie. I say sew blindly and trust completely 🙂 It’s kind of like the trust fall of quilting.
I definitely want to know what the finished quilt is going to look like before I start on a project (unless it’s an improv quilt). good question. sjvonfumetti at yahoo dot com
I follow you with bloglovin
I like to see what the finished results are, I don’t like mysteries.
I’m not a big fan of mysteries – I’d much rather see the quilt first and decide if I want to be part of the QAL. Thanks for the giveaway!
I am a follower on bloglovin
I think I would love a mystery quilt along if I got to see a sample block beforehand. Otherwise I would only go for one where I could see the finished product.
I usually prefer to see the finished quilt first
mystery quilts can be fun to do!
A mystery quilt sounds interesting and fun! Are you thinking about doing one??
I just started following via bloglovin’. I am pretty new at quilting but I want to get better 🙂
I haven’t participated in a quilt along yet but would like to see the finished quilt first. Thanks!
I like to see what the finish quilt is going to look like. (I can’t concentrate on anything – even a book I’m reading – if I don’t know how it ends).
I think I’m not a no-reply, but just in case: jhunsberger (at) gmail (d0t) c0m
I follow you on bloglovin with the name walterborobirds
I would like to try a mystery quilt along.
I follow on Bloglovin’.
I am now following you on Instagram. Woo-hoo!
I prefer to see where I’m going.
I definitely prefer to know what I am making, so that I can decide if I want to get involved or not. There are so many things I want to create, that I would be upset if I spent precious resources on something I didn’t care for.
While I love the idea of a mystery QAL, I finish so few quilts that I’m not willing to attempt a project if I don’t know how it will turn out. Thanks for the giveaway!
Tough choice I think I like a mystery.
Follow on Bloglovin’
I like mysteries.
I like mysteries.
Thanks so much for sharing. I like the total mystery ones.
I like to see the finished quilt first. Happy Holidays!
I like to see the finished quilt.
I am now following your blog, pinterest, IG and FAcebook. Thanks for all the fun! and lovely quilt ideas!
I do like mystery quilts~ they usually provide lots of patterns that can incorporated into different patterns of quilts.
I follow you on Feedly
I’d rather see the finished product ahead of time.
I follow on Bloglovin
I like to see the finished quilt first. I have made a few not too attractive quilts doing mysteries.
I follow with bloglovin’.
I like to see the finished quilt first!
Mystery quilt!
I prefer knowing what I am making. Thanks for the chance to win.
I like to see the finished quilt before i start. So I can choose the right colors , ;-]
I follow you now by email.
I follow with RSS Feeds.
I like to see the finished quilt first.
I am not into surprises. I want to see before I start
I love a good mystery! Thanks for the chance.
I prefer it when I can see the quilt from the start, I’d hate to put in so much time and energy for a quilt I don’t like.
I love mystery quilt alongs! Thank you for a great giveaway, and Merry Christmas.
I need to see what I’m working on first!
oh please no mystery for me….
I follow on IG.
I like a surprise as long as I have control over the fabric choices. Thanks!
I like some mystery quilts, but also like knowing what I’m making. Depends on my time, and the designer’s usual style.
I follow via bloglovin.
I don’t generally like the mystery quilt idea. But I have been doing the splendid Sampler 2 blocks a week and it has been a blast, so maybe I will have to rethink it…. generally I like to look before I leap!
I like to see what I am creating. Mystery quilts make me anxious about my fabric selections.
I do not enjoy mystery quilts. I need to be able to see what the finished Quilt will look like before I begin.
Hi Beth – I follow you on Bloglovin’
Pauline
perry94022 at hotmail dot com
I like to see the finished quilt before I start – then I know if I like it or not.
Pauline
perry94022 at hotmail dot com
I follow you with Feedreader Online!
I prefer quiltalongs where I know what’s ahead, but I will do scrappy mysteries. Thanks for the giveaway chance.
Mysteries are always fun but I prefer to see the finished quilt first.
I prefer a quilt along that I can see first. Thanks for the chance to win!
There is something about the mystery quilt that is really fun for me. And the tempo aligns with a busy work schedule. Thank you for the giveaway! patty.morris.psm@gmail.com
I like to see the end before I get there! Thanks for the giveaway.
I want to see the finished project first. I am the girl that reads the last few pages of a book right after I start reading. I need to know how it ends.
I love the idea of mystery quilts but I have never participated because for the time and money I would have to invest, I want to know that I will like the finished product!
I need to see it first.
I follow on BL.
I think I would prefer to see the finished quilt first
I need to see the finish. I started a mystery once and the person got sick before it was done and no one took over. I vowed never again.
Both can be fun, but I do prefer seeing the finished quilt before I start!
I always want to see what I’m getting into before starting!
I need to know what I’m making!
I follow on bloglovin, thanks for the chance
I like a finished quilt so I know if I even like it. I’d hate to put all the time and effort into a quilt that I don’t like in the end. Thanks for the giveaway!
I prefer to see the finished quilt, but mystery are fun too! thanks for the chance
I follow on IG @lilosgrandma
my comment keeps disappearing. Short answer now, must know what I’m making. LeeAnna at
leeannaquilts at gmail dot com
I like to see the finished quilt
HI Beth! Thanks for the chance to win. I do not do mystery quilts, I am one who wants to know where the fabric is going. Plus it’s so hard not to change up a pattern lol, and you must follow on a mystery quilt. LeeAnna at not afraid of color email is leeannaquilts at gmail dot com
i have done one mystery quilt and it was really hard for me. i like to see what the finished quilt will look like
I have to say I love the idea of a mystery but prefer to know what I am doing ahead of time.
I follow on IG @karries3
I prefer to see it
I like the mystery
Prefer seeing the finished quilt. Thanks for the sweet giveaway!
Not a fan of mystery Quilts, I prefer to see the finished quilt before I put time and money into making a project.
I love mystery quilts! They’re skill builders for me. I’ve finished one and am working on 2 more. Thanks for the giveaway!
I like seeing the finished quilt before starting 🙂
I follow you by rss reader.
Although I am participating in a mystery quilt at the moment, I would prefer to see the finished project. It helps with planning.
I want to see the finished project and especially know the size of the quilt up front. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
ljbisme(at)msn(dot)com
I am a follower now w/ bloglovn! thank you again!
I follow you on IG. 🙂
My type A personality would need to see the finished project. 😉
I follow you by e-mail. Nice blog 🙂
I like both ways! Currently I am just starting the Bonnie Hunter mystery, where the finished quilt is a surprise.
I have never done a mystery quilt – that might be fun – I usually think I would like to see what the finished quilt would be!
I like to see the quilt before I start. Thanks for the giveaway.
I like the idea of a mystery but I’d really prefer to see the finished quilt first.
A mystery QAL sounds fun, but I have very limited time to sew, so I prefer to see the finished product ahead of time.
I think doing a mystery quilt would be nice, although I have never done one.
Beth, I follow your blog on Bloglovin’.
I am not one for mysteries…quilts, books or blind dates! I like to see what my project may look like ahead of time.
Darelmorton@yahoo.com
I prefer to see the finished quilt first! I see you via Boglovin. Thank you
I am a blog follower via Bloglovin.
tushay3 (at) yahoo (dot) com
I prefer to see the quilt I am going to make and decide them if I would like to participate. I have participated in a couple of online mystery quilts but have decided it is probably not the best route for me to go.
At times I have found that the style of mystery quilt did not appealed to my aesthetics. So the quilt tops were never finished or never fully assembled. If I see the quilt project beforehand, I will know if I truly want to participate.
tushay3 (at) yahoo (dot) com
I’m somewhere in between. I’ve seen some mysteries and I haven’t liked them at the end. I think I prefer a quilt-along. I’m always most worried about getting the fabrics wrong for mystery quilts!
I love both types of quilt alongs (mystery or traditional). Now that I work more hours per week, I do enjoy quilt alongs more if they have do-able weekly instructions.
I prefer to see the quilt before beginning. I suppose it’s because I am a touch OCD and couldn’t stand it if I didn’t know what I was making.
Thank you for the chance to win!
I follow via Bloglovin.
I would prefer to see what I’m going to make!
I follow via Bloglovin’. Have a great holiday season!
I already follow you on bloglovin
I prefer to see what I am getting into. I am very pattern picky and too often I would end up with something I did not like at the end.
No mystery quilts here Beth
I like to see the finished quilt before starting. Love Fort Worth Fabric Studio!
I love mysterys!!!
I love the idea of your polka dot quilt BOM. I will have to check that out. I much prefer a finished quilt. I often don’t love the busy sampler quilts, so knowing what I’m working with is a big plus for helping me stay focused. I wish there were more bloggers doing charity quilts who ask for a block or two as submissions. Are those called online quilting bees? Sometimes I feel like helping with a project but can’t do an entire quilt. If I can learn a new skill and make something for others, that’s a win-win. Just another thought. Thanks.
I have never done a mystery quilt along. Not sure if I would want to spend the money on fabric if I didn’t know what the finished product would look like.
Ohioholman@aol.com
I prefer to see the finished quilt first.
Following by email
http://annalsofcreation.blogspot.com/2015/03/my-first-quilt.html
I would love to this!! Not a mystery quilter – although am yet to try it..
Thanks for a chance to win. merryorganic@gmail.com
Give me a mystery
Monica(at)icanquilt(com)
I’d want to see a finished quilt, but I don’t tend to follow patterns — I make my own. Thanks for the chance to win!
I fins the mistery quilt quite interesting and motivating!
I follow you on Bloglovin.
Thanks,
Peggy
Peggy_verdongibbs@att.net
I like to see the finished quilt.
I rather enjoy the Mystery Quilt A Long. Just seems like we need to do one next year. Thank you for being a part of the SMS Giveaway and giving us the chance to try and win that generous gift certificate. I love shopping – fabric of course. Need it, want it, try and win it. Happy Holidays.
Sandi Timmons
sandit1@sbcglobal.net
I have been following with bloglovin.
I have trouble choosing fabrics so I like seeing the finished project first.
I am a new follower. Thanks for the chance at your giveaway.
I like seeing the finished quilt best.
I like to see where I am going 🙂
I just started following with bloglovin.
I follow you on bloglovin!!! Thanks for sharing your great ideas and inspirations!!!
I love mystery quilts!!! I am so into mysteries!!!
I like to see the quilt before I begin a QAL.
I follow via bloglivin and IG
No surprises for me, please! Great giveaway!
I did a mystery quilt once I and did enjoy it, but generally I like to know what I’m making at the start.
I love to do quilt alongside. I do like to know what the end result is first though.
I’ve never had the nerve to do a quilt-along, and I suspect it would take the excitement about seeing the finished project to help me take the plunge. 🙂
I would like ones that you can see before starting the quilt-a-long. I follow on instagram
I follow via feedly
I like a QAL where I can see it ahead of time although I still do mystery QALs
I follow you by e-mail.
I am just now participating in my first mystery quilt and it is has been fun so far. I don’t yet know if I’ll be happy or disappointed at the end, but I think it’s looking more like happy!
One where you see the finished quilt first.
I just started following your blog. I like step by step mysteries so I am surprised at the end.
Thanks
I just signed up! I’ll follow on bloglovin now ! Thank you .
I have to see the pattern to know what fabrics I want to use , and the purpose of my quilt ! I have not done a mystery one.
Thank you .
I follow you via bloglovin
mystery quilt sounds like fun
I follow you on feedly.
i follow you on instagram.
I like to know what I’m getting in to, so no mystery quilts for me.
I’m not much of a quilter but surprises are always fun.
I follow you on Instagram.
I’m a sucker for mystery quilts as long as the fabric selection ideas and quilt-along guidelines are clearly laid out.
I follow you via Blogger and Instagram. 🙂
I am in the middle of my first 2 quilt a longs right now. One is the Meadow Mystery and the other is the Quilter’s Planner Scrappy Picnic Plaid. I think a good mix is what I need. The mystery made fabric choices harder, but it also is fun to do and be surprised.
A mystery quilt sounds fun!
Deborah
Pink Scissors Design on Etsy
I follow on bloglovin and Instagram
I prefer seeing the finished quilt first.
I prefer to see the project first. Or if it is a mystery, at least have a good idea of the style. Thanks for the chance!
I follow via blog lovin
I prefer the ones where you see the finished quilt x
I follow on Bloglovin’.
I prefer to see the quilt before I start!
I prefer to see before I start to know what fabrics to pick, and if it inspires me.
I follow you on Feedly. I’ve never participated in a mystery quilt – a – long before because I’m not sure I would like. I would like to see the finished project.
I love the excitement of a mystery quilt but I prefer to see the finished quilt. 🙂
I like mysteries.
I like to see the finished quilt ahead of time. For mystery quilts, I tend to save them until the end to decide if I will make it.
I really like to know the end result of the quilt along, but love the ones that can be personalized along the way!
I like to know what it will look like ahead of time. That way I can decide what fabric I would like to use with it.
Too much of a control freak! Finished quilt 🙂
I follow on bloglovin.
I like both types of quilt alongs!
I prefer to see the finished quilt first.
I have never done a mystery quilt before but it does sound intriguing. I would need very good, clear instructions. The value of seeing a finished quilt is like seeing the picture of a finished jigsaw puzzle.
Love mysteries!
I follow via email
I follow by IG as marg1950
I have a hard time with mysteries. I like seeing what I am doing
I follow you on IG too. Thanks for the opportunity. acbeier71@gmail.com
I follow you by email and Instagram.
I like to see the finished quilt, but have a couple of quilters that I will do their mystery quilt.
Hi Beth – I follow you by e-mail. I enjoy the mystery quilt process.
I’m done with mysteries – like to know the whole store ahead of time when it comes to quilts! Thanks for the chance!
Oh and I follow on Bloglovin’
I follow you on instagram and bloglovin! Thanks for the chance and for sharing!
New to quilting…mystery quilt sounds interesting
My sewing time is so limited, that I really need to see the finished quilt before deciding to participate. But the idea of a mystery quilt has always appealed to me.
I like the “idea” of a mystery quilt along but never quite have the guts to join just in case I don’t like it. So I’m going with no.
I like to see the finished quilt before starting!
I have never done a mystery, simply because I need to see the finished product before I start. However, I have never seen a Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt I haven’t liked, so maybe I should just loosen up a bit!
I am a follower, enjoying your blogs posts delivered to my email for early morning reading with coffee. Keep up the good work, and have a happy holiday season.
I prefer seeing the finished quilt before starting.
I definitely want to know what I’ll be making before I start. I’m a bit of a control freak that way…
I’ve never tried a quilt-a-long. I think I’d prefer to see the finished quilt at the start, though.
I follow by bloglovin
I made myself a promise not to start a new quilt, but finish one ? I like to make a Surprise! Thanks for the chance.
New follower via bloglovin!
Mystery, definitely (as long as it was within my skill level before starting)
I have never done a quilt along before (but I might, now that I’m not working full time), but my aunt said that she did a mystery quilt along one time and it didn’t work out for her because of color placement. Plus, with my personality (control freak!!!) I would probably have to say NO MYSTERY! 🙂
Email follower
I like to see what I’m making first!!
Oh, tough call! I think mystery quilts are exciting, but I like to be assured that I’ll like the style before I start. I did a few saturday samplers at a local shop and got lucky in that I love both quilts, but haven’t really liked most of the quilts before or after the ones I did. It’d be a lot of work to end up with something you don’t like!
I follow by email! Thank you!
I prefer to see the whole quilt. But many times I take a quilt pattern and modify it to suit my vision. So the mystery quilt along is probably a little more frustratingly restrictive, or fearfully restrictive to me. Thank you!
I follow you by email
Mystery Quilt, follow by email
I like to know what I am making. But I am doing my first mystery and first scrap quilt with Bonnie Hunter right now.
I love mystery quilts! I follow you on Blog Lovin and IG.
Mystery quilts,are fun!
I would definitely want to see the finished product before I start. I did a mystery quilt a few years ago (my first and last). While it was exciting to work on, I really did not care for the finished quilt and never did finish it.
I follow you on Bloglovin! sarah123quilt [at] gmail {DOT} com
Mystery quilts are fun but I like to see the whole quilt before I start. I think it helps with choosing fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win! sarah123quilt [at] gmail {DOT} com
Hi–I don’t mind mystery ones if they are lap sized or under–other wise I really want to see the finished quilt so that I know how to plan the colors and fabrics for putting that much money and time into a project–
Merry Christmas–
love and laughter, di
I also follow on Instagram. I’m crcjl.
I follow on Bloglovin’.
I’m kinda scared if I don’t know what I’m getting myself into so I like to see the finished quilt before I start!
I am following on bloglovin. Thank you, peterstankovich@comcast.net
I have not done a mystery quilt along yet. I guess I do prefer to know where I am starting. Thank you, peterstankovich@comcast.net
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I prefer a SAL where I know the pattern. Excited about your SAL with polka dots! I’ve been saving dot fabrics.
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This is my second time doing Bonnie Hunter’s mystery quilt and it is lots of fun. I’ve never done any quiltalong otherwise but it would be safer to see the design first to choose fabric. Thanks for the giveaway.
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I prefer a mystery quilt along.
I’d rather see the quilt first!
No mystery!
I prefer there NOT to be a mystery. I’m not interested in using my fabric to make something that I’m not going to like in the end. I want to plan NOT to be disappointed. For mystery QALs, sometimes I’ll gather all the clues, then work on it when I see the finished layout.
A mystery quilt sounds good.
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Thank you for the giveaway.
I enjoy mystery quilts because it forces me out of my comfort zone. They have helped me learn to visualize, as that is not second nature to me. I found you on Bloglovin. I’m new and am not really savvy about blogs but I willing to learn.
I follow you via email and Instagram.
I have never participated in a quilt along, so I would prefer to see the whole quilt up front, to make sure I have the skills to finish it!
I definitely prefer to see the quilt first!
I usually have way too much going to join a quilt-along without knowing the end result. I have to seriously budget my sewing time as it is. ?
That being said, hopefully in 10 years when my littles are older, I will have the guts to jump into something like that. A mystery quilt sounds SO FUN!
I prefer to see the finished quilt before starting.
I follow via email.
I like to see a finished quilt. I have done three mysteries and two were great and one was not. Still deciding what to do with that one.
I prefer to see the quilt ahead of time. I’d hate to spend all that time on something I don’t like.
I already follow thru email & Blog login too. ?
Have never done a mystery quilt…yet…lol. But I do like seeing what quilt looks like…helps me pick fabrics?
Thank you for chance to win your give-a-way too!! ☺
I prefer to see the finished quilt first.
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I have to know what the quilt looks like before I start! If there’s that much work going into it I need to know I’ll like it!
I love watching both types on line but have never done a mystery quilt.
I prefer to know what the quilt will look lie ahead of time.
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I’ve never done a mystery quilt but I’ve been following Meadow Mists Design’s this year and I think I’d like to try one this coming year. Thanks for the giveaway, grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
Can’t wait to see your secret project! I follow via IG!
I have to see what the design is before I commit to it! Mystery quilts scare me!
I like Bonnie Hunter’s mysteries because she uses scraps, and I don’t have to commit to buying fabric to participate. If I don’t like the quilt in the end, I can donate it. I would rather see the pattern of quilts that use yardage, so I can decide if I like the quilt before buying the fabric.
I’ve only done a handful of QALs, but only one was a mystery. Mystery QALs can be nerve wracking! I worried about my fabric choices and placement. It turned out awesome in the end, but it was stressful for me at times.
I wait for a mystery quilt to be finished before I give it thought as I am poor at color choice until I see the finished product
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I am always intrigued with mystery quilts but am afraid I will get busy with “life” and get behind. My resolution for 2017 is to just take the plunge and do one!!
I like to see the finished quilt before starting.
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I enjoy hosting mystery quilts but taking part in quilt alongs that I see the finished quilt.
I forgot to say I like both the mystery and the final show before I start. It really depends on what my frame of mind is. I normally will try a mystery and find out it is more difficult than I thought I could do, so a mystery normally stretches me.
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I follow you by email and on Instagram 🙂
I think I’d enjoy a mystery quilt, although I haven’t done one yet. I think it would be good to stretch myself by not being able to see the finished product!
Oh I definitely like to see the finish quilt before I start.
Hi Beth, I like both ways! Having an option for a small version is nice like a table topper size, just to try it out.
Thank you sew much Beth! I am making my very first Mystery quilt, and it is a blast! i will definitely do another!
I follow along with Bloglovin!
I like to see the finished quilt before deciding on the quilt along :)!
I’m currently working on my first mystery quilt. I’d rather see the finished quilt before cutting into my fabric. But it lets me do some mindless sewing in my free time. Will I do one again, I’ll let you know when the mystery is over.
Hello Beth!! Normally I like to see a picture of the finished quilt, that way I can plan out where all the fabrics. I have to say though, I’ve done 2 mystery quilts and they turned out great! I can remember thinking this is going to be a mess, but in the end they were gorgeous!!!!! I follow you by email and enjoy every single post you make!! Happy Holidays!!!!!!!
I like the ones you can see the finished quilt prior to starting. But mystery quilts are fun too.