Important $1,000 Giveaway Update

giveaway updateI just wanted to let everyone know that the new $1,000 Fabric.com Giveaway is well underway.  However, there was a problem with the “Tell Us What You'd Make With This” option to enter with a comment on the page.  Unfortunately, only a small portion of the comments that readers wrote actually made it to the site.  If you entered the contest this way, you will have to re-do your entry.  Don't worry, it's free and I've updated the fabric selection to make it a bit more interesting.

Go to the Giveaway

We received a lot of positive feedback, so you may have noticed that we moved our hosting to an even larger web host recently.  The site is a lot faster, particularly at busy times like Sunday after the weekly newsletter goes out when many, many readers are on the site.  However, in the process of moving to the new server, the plugin that scans our comments for spam got disconnected, so most reader comments simply didn't make it to the site.  It's all fixed now and thanks to reader, Linda L., for pointing this out.

This actually applies to all reader comments on the site for all the other articles too, not just the contest comments –so if you left an important question but don't see it appear on the page, you may have to re-enter it.  We're really sorry about this, but in complex systems, these sorts of things sometimes happen.

Good luck to everyone in the contest!

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Keisha W
Keisha W

eyeglass cases

Debbie G
Debbie G

I think this fabric would make bright kitchen curtains for my daughters new apartment! Thank you for the contest!

Tonni
Tonni

Definitely a backpack, lunch bag or purse

Jocelyn Kang
Jocelyn Kang

Im confused. I entered my comment on Michael Miller’s Birch fabric on Amazon, and then entered my comment on Amazon for the seashell fabric. Are we supposed to enter our comment on the seashell fabric here?

Supersuse
Supersuse

I would make a circular skirt for my grand-daughter. She is always dancing around and twirling, so this circles pattern would be fabulous!

Kim
Kim

That would make a fabulous bag!

Barb
Barb

Make a child’s quilt for donation. Our Guild gives away up to 400 quilts a year to local charities and hospitals and first responders.

rere719
rere719

I would try alot of different things – apron, quilt small for grandson, tote bag list could go on

Linda S
Linda S

A quilt for my growing quickly twin grandbabies!

Debbie G
Debbie G

A bright tote or bag. 🙂

Charleen DiSante
Charleen DiSante

I want to cut little pieces and sew them together to make a big one.

berrycherry63
berrycherry63

I would enjoy making a tote bag & wristlet…….

Barbara Pryga
Barbara Pryga

I would make a tablecloth. I have put this off for too long!

Bunnie Pollock
Bunnie Pollock

I would make something with my nieces, a quilt, ooooooh a tote?! They have amazing imaginations and I want them to be part of the next generations of sewing enthusiasts! We could make some placemats or a skirt! Something fun… so, what would I make with this fabric? Memories ?

TerriJane
TerriJane

I would use it for the bottom portion of a shower curtain, about 2 ft, the main part would be done out of a canvas painters tarp and I also would add random ruffling at the top made out of the Kaffe fabric

Phyllis Chambliss
Phyllis Chambliss

I would make a quilt for my grands.

Mel Garcia
Mel Garcia

I would make whatever my heart desired at that particular moment. Different fabrics inspire different ideas. Love to create.

Deb Hughes
Deb Hughes

The Kaffe fabric would look great on a beach tote!

Deb Hughes
Deb Hughes

Maya, am still confused about where to post response to contest fabric question…do we post here on this blog or on an Amazon review portion of the Kaffe fabric?

Mayra Cecilia
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Reply to  Deb Hughes

Hi Deb, do post here. Thank you 🙂

Charleen DiSante
Charleen DiSante

I will cut small pieces if fabric so i cansew them together into a larger piece.
Charlie DiSante

Charlen DiSante
Charlen DiSante

I will cut small pieces of fabric so I can sew it back together into a big piece.

Sheila Leach
Sheila Leach

Such beautiful colours! I would make a wallet with this.

Debbie G
Debbie G

I think it would be a great fabric for a beach blanket.

Gwenna Doty
Gwenna Doty

I would make a quilt top!! beautiful fabric.

Mary Hartnett
Mary Hartnett

I would love to be able to show my Granddaughter & Great Granddaughter how to sew and make things for themselves

Wanda M.
Wanda M.

I am interested in sharing the fabric with students (teenagers) in my community who are interested in sewing. This will be my way of getting them interested in design and construction of clothing and home goods. Hope I win.:>)

Dianne Affholter
Dianne Affholter

I would use the fabric in a quilt or a tote bag.

Patricia Giricz
Patricia Giricz

I would use the fabric to make a quilt for my grand daughter, Katherine.

Suze
Suze

I’d make a quilt, but I can ALSO envision the cutest curtains for the camper!

Patricia
Patricia

I would make many of the dresses for the dresses for Africa project and a couple of quilts and get the supplies I need for a stay at home sewing business I want to start. This could be such a blessing!

mccandlessquilts
mccandlessquilts

FYI, Amazon won’t allow people who haven’t purchased the product to comment.

mccandlessquilts
mccandlessquilts

I think it would make one of the oversized floor pillow/poufs thst are getting so popular again. Would be great indoors or out.
Or I would laminate the fabric and make a raincoat or umbrella.

Edith Reardon
Edith Reardon

dress for my granddaughter

dotpaulk

Make a quilt for my sister’s 80th birthday.

Debby E
Debby E

This would make an awesome quilt back for a beach quilt! Thanks so much for the chance to win 😉

Melanie
Melanie

Oh wow, if I won the sky would be the limit! I would use it to make matching dresses for me and my daughter’s and maybe make something great for my husband and sons too.

Laura
Laura

Pillows for our living room

quilter4charity

Always quilts!

Kimberly Cook
Kimberly Cook

I’d make bags of all types! I have a list ready!

Martina
Martina

I would make more charity purses for young girls so that they can continue going to school in developing countries.