Win the Dream!

Jesse Owens once said, "We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort."

I believe what Jesse said to be the absolute truth.

However, in this case, all those things are just not enough.
Sometimes, you just need one more thing....

Sometimes you need a little help from your friends.


Pretty Posy Quilt Block Contest Entry


Pretty Posy is my entry for the AccuQuilt Win the Dream Quilt Block Contest.

I wanted my block design to appeal to both modern and traditional quilters.  The Pretty Posy block marries traditional style with contemporary flair. Kona cotton solids lend a modern edge to this simply pieced 9 Patch setting. While the outline quilting and balanced design reflect a more conventional feel.

Each 9 patch block consists of 3" finished squares and the quilt finished at 18.5" square.





Your voting for my Pretty Posy would sure be appreciated.

The awards are based on popular vote.  They say, "Chances of winning are increased by making sure your family, friends, guild members, and charity partners are ready to vote daily from May 1 – May 27th."


If there is enough interest, I will be sharing the FREE block tutorial in the coming week.




And there's more!


There are DAILY PRIZES just for VOTING!

Each day from May 1st to May 27th one lucky voter will win a prize worth $100 or more.  EVERY.  DAY.     SO Vote, Vote, VOTE! 

You can vote once each day from May 1st to the 27th.
And then....





Share, share, SHARE!


Top Influencer Prize:  The person who shares the contest the most with their friends, family, and fellow quilters will be a winner too! You’ll be headed to Camp Cedar Glen Fall in the Laguna Mountains of San Diego California for Eleanor Burns’ Quilt in a Day Retreat! Airfare, lodging, and retreat tickets are all included for you and a friend!

So share it on Twitter!
Pin it to your Pinterest boards!
Share it on Google+!
And share it on Facebook! 


And that's why I need you, my friends.  If you vote and tell one friend, they will have a chance to win as well!



Bookmark this page and vote everyday for your chance to win!
It truly is a WIN WIN!


Are you interested in block design?
There is still plenty of time to enter!!!  Entries are going to be accepted until May 27th!

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Linking up to Finish it up Friday with Amanda Jean of Crazy Mom Quilts and TGIFF!
hosted this week at Laura's Quokka Quilts.




And...
Keep On Quilting On!


 





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