In the month of hearts, roses, and valentines, pink is a natural for February. Being the only woman in my home, I enjoy touches of pink here and there, so I had a blast putting together this month’s show. Nine terrific designers and fabric companies offer their tips for using pink in a palette, and don’t miss how you can win a ginormous fabric bundle valued at over $60! (If the text is too tiny in the presentation, click on the Full icon at the bottom to view it Full Screen.)
This is my 250th blog post and I’m celebrating with a big giveaway! I’m giving away this stunning Robert Kaufman pink fat quarter bundle when my blog reaches 150 subscribers. So, if you haven’t subscribed already, do it now by clicking on the Subscribe buttons in the “Don’t Miss Out – Subscribe to My Blog” section of my sidebar. When I reach 150, I’ll be giving this away to one lucky subscriber. Ready? Subscribe!
Hi Maria …
I follow your blog via Google Reader and I am also taking your table runner class. I love this months runner!!
Your slideshow is very interesting – I like all the possible combinations you demonstrated . And I have my fingers crossed when it comes to that big bundle of fat quarters in all sorts of pinks! Lovely! Thanks!
Great tips and resources in the slideshow!
Susan, Pat, Allie, and all the others who participated really gave some great tips. Glad you enjoyed it and spread the word!
Enjoyed the slideshow!
Good ideas, and I became a subscriber.
Beautiful bundle..new subscriber!! Can’t wait to see all of the fun!!
Congrats in your 250 post.I like all the possible combinations,the slideshow is great!
I`ll crossing my fingers and toes to win that big bundle of fat quarter, it`l be spectacular.Thanks
Thanks for focusing on color — it is such an important part of working with fabrics. I belong to a bi-monthly challenge groups and wouldn’t you know it, but our last challenge was to use PINK! The results are wonderfully varied and a perfect example of how many different variations one can achieve with just a single color. http://twelveby12.blogspot.com/
I love pink and bought petal play pattern…so want to subscribe thanks a million
Thank you for tips! And I’ve already subscribed …
My pink quilt – <img src="http://images-5.MoiFoto.ru/
Hi Pam – Love Apple is pretty adorable isn’t it? I love it too! It was fun to design as I’m the only girl in my home and I had fun with all the pink fabrics.
Wow, that was easy, I’m all signed up and lovin’ your “color”. Thanks for the chance to win that lovely color pink! I’m glad I found your blog!
I did it! I subscribed! Can’t wait to read your blog!
Have been reading your blog for a while and just subscribed via Yahoo.
I, too, am the only female in the house, and a touch of pink makes things spring to life here! Love the big bundle of pinks…would look great in my stash:)
found your site from Pat Sloan’s site/ just became a subsciber/
Hi Pam I love pink and since I had breast cancer I have made and donate two pink quilts. I came across your blog through Pat Sloan’s blog and the pink drew me in. So I have subscribed and love your blog Sandra
Loving the pretty pinks!!
Just found your blog and I’m now a subscriber. Can’t wait to look around more and see what’s going on here. The sidebar looks interesting!
I think I’ve subscribed. I’m new at subscribing to blogs, and am not sure if it went through. I’ve enjoyed looking at your blog.
I’m a new subscriber… and new to quilting. Love the pink!
Hi Pam. So glad I found your site. I just bought your book colour mastery and I am excited to read it. I suscribed by e-mail.
Greetings from switzerland
Martina
Great ideas! I just love pink and now I have some perfect projects
I’ve subscribed, love the pink!!
Thank you for the chance to win that great set of fat quarters. I just subscribed to your blog and am working my way through reading your back posts. You are very talented and I have to agree pink rocks!
Kelley
I became a follower!
Pink is an interesting color. You get the feeling of girly when it is used, but really it is just another tone of white. It makes the darks pop and is fun to just throw in just because.
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I subscribe to you with google. wonderful color lessons. And really needed, it is visually upsetting to see beautiful quilting on poor color choices.
What a bundle for 5 granddaughters…pink! Pink! PINK!!!!
Hope I win…LOL
Frummie