Sew Sisters Quilt Shop GIVEAWAY!

Introducing Sew Sisters Quilt Shop, our generous sponsor for this month's giveaway!

http://www.sew-sisters.com/


Judy started quilting back in 2000.  Like the rest of us.... She was hooked!

  • Sew Sisters is a Canadian quilt shop dedicated to all things quilting. 

  • For the past decade we have offered great quality fabric, notions, books, kits and patterns, both in our store in Toronto and online. 

  • We run three very popular stash building clubs – The Bargain Lover’s Club, Kona Club, and The Batik Lover’s Club. 

  • At Sew Sisters we believe you should buy fabric, not postage!  So we offer terrific shipping rates on orders within Canada. 
 


You can connect with Sew Sisters in the following ways:
 
http://sew-sisters.com/
http://sewsisters.blogspot.ca/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sew-Sisters-Quilt-Shop/47792797542
http://www.pinterest.com/sewsistersquilt/
https://twitter.com/Sew_Sisters

Our Newsletter sign up is on the website.
And we have a weekly facebook giveaway as well. 


This spring bundle of 10 fat quarters could be yours!!!

How do you enter the giveaway contest? 

You have two chances to WIN!

 

Follow the instructions on the RaffleCopter.com widget to get started!

This Giveaway is open internationally.
Winner will be randomly chosen on April 22st and notified by email.
Please be sure to leave your email address if you are a Wordpress user or no reply blogger.


a Rafflecopter giveaway



PS.  For those of you who missed yesterday's guest post and wished to have a copy of the PDF pattern, shoot me an email at sewfreshquilts (at) gmail (dot) com and I will forward you a copy!  There were a LOT of people signed up to follow by email.  It was quite overwhelming!  If anyone got missed, I do apologize.
Please let me know!


Good Luck in the Draw!
and....

Keep On Quilting On! 



 





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