Hello Everyone,
Welcome to Pat Sloan's Edge Ruler Blog Hop!! I have been so excited to post about her new rulers, but you will have to humor me just a little and take a look at a few things.
First and foremost... HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOM!! I LOVE YOU!!
Now do you have a cup of tea or coffee? Go ahead and get one, I'll wait. So glad you are back!!
I wanted to share with you my very first finished quilt!! As luck may have it, I had a photo and scanned it to show you. I gave this away to my wonderful college roommate, so it is no longer in my possession.
This quilt is the Star Log Cabin and was done in a class in which we used Eleanor Burns' Quilt in A Day book! I was hooked. But look at those fabrics... calicoes mostly. Boy, have my tastes changed!
Prior to this quilt, I had taken a class and the teacher wanted to teach us the "old school" way, scissors and cardboard templates. What a turn off. Boy, I could have used one of these...
Yes, a rotary cutter and an EDGE ruler from Sullivan's and Pat Sloan. This ruler sharpens your rotary blade as you cut. Genius! You can see the diamond powder edge, just enlarge the photo. The best thing is they come in all different sizes and they are also NON-Skid too and it works like a charm. To learn more, just click here.
So I bet now that you have your coffee or tea you need something to go with that right?
MMMM.... yummy homemade granola cereal. It is delicious, here is the recipe for you:
Mom’s Own Cereal
compliments of Shirley Swenson my sister in law!
4 cups rolled oats
2 ½ cups wheat germ (20 oz. = 4 ½ cups)
1 tsp. cinnamon
2-3 Tbsp. brown or raw sugar
¾ cup honey
1/3 cup salad oil
1 tsp. vanilla
Chopped dates, raisins, dried cranberries and nuts about 3/4 cup each
Mix the oats, wheat germ, cinnamon, and sugar together. Add the honey and mix well (with your hands if necessary). Add the salad oil and vanilla, and mix again with your hands. Add the chopped dates, nuts, raisins, and any other toppings as desired. Spread in two baking pans (such as 9” x 13” pans), and bake in 325 degree oven for about 20-25 minutes until lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Serve with milk. Keeps well. Store in a Tupperware type container.
I promise you, you will love this cereal and the ruler!!
Now the info on the giveaway of a COMPLETE SET of these wonderful rulers!!
Isn't Pat cute? And that ruler that she is holding is NOT included in the prize... ahem, it is enlarged to show detail...
But here is what ONE lucky winner will receive.
WOW!! Who can't use a good set of rotary rulers? All you will need to do is place a comment on EACH one of the blogs that are on the blog hop. But make sure it is on the blog post for the rulers and that you have a way for us to contact you (e-mail). Everyone who has commented on EACH blog will be entered into the drawing and Pat will draw the winner on Monday, October 4.
You will be able to comment on EACH blog through Sunday night!! So make sure you visit everyone on the list below:
September 27
Pat Sloan - Pat Sloan's Blog
Kelly - I Have A Notion
September 28
Amy - Amy's Creative Side
Jackie (me) - Canton Village Quilt Works
September 29
Julie - Jaybird Quilts
AmandaJean - Crazy Mom Quilts
September 30
Monica - The Happy Zombie
Amy - Mrs. Schmenkman Quilts
Pam - Pam Kitty Morning
October 1
Carrie - La Vie En Rosie
Polly and Laurie - Minnick and Simpson
Cheryl - Naptime Quilter
October 2
Michele - The Quilting Gallery
Pat - Pat Sloan's Blog
And if that wasn't enough, I will be giving away a fat quarter bundle of 7 of Jill Gordon's Cottage Garden line from my online shop! Everyone who has entered a comment on this post will be entered in the draw and the winner will be announced next week.
Isn't it a beauty!! So, if you are excited, place a comment, blog about it, tweet it, Facebook it, follow it... shout from the roof tops... okay well, that is taking it too far. But enjoy and collect all the yummy recipes too!!
Until Next Time...
465 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 1 – 200 of 465 Newer› Newest»We don't have the jelly rolls, layer cakes and charm sets that you have so I am dying to get my hands on those giveaways!!!
mystica123athotmaildotcom
Thanks for sharing your granola recipe. Haven't made my own since the late 70's. Looks yummy! Please include me in your giveaway. Beautiful fabrics!
Read about the giveaway yesterday from Kelly (IHAN) and think it's fantastic!! Count me in!! All of the days and all of the blogs! Great prizes and fun reading! Thanks so much ladies!!
Great prizes! It's fun to see everyone's first quilts and get some new recipes. Thanks for the chance to win:)
super cute quilt!! my first quilt was way easier, those rulers sound amazing!!!
great giveaway. Fantastic rullers
Great recipe and fabulous rulers and all sorts of goodies :) Wow...please enter me in the giveaway :)
Your first quilt is so cute!
And I'd love to win those amazing rulers & FQs - thanks for the chance.
The colors look so yummy in that stack of fat quarters! And, of course, the granola looks good, too! But I must admit, I dying to try out those rulers! If I don't win - I'll order some! Thanks! julie stchsluv@aol.com
I love seeing first quilts. Yes, your taste has definitely changed. Thanks for the yummy recipe. Oh how I love these rulers. Clever with the blade sharpening edge. My rulers are old and in very sad shape.
brillant! sharpens while it cuts. those fabrics are also brillant!
The rulers would be wonderful to win. I really am in need of some new ones. It's wonderful how quilting is continuing to evolve with new technologoy. The fabric is a beautiful bonus win.
My first quilt was done the old fashioned way too. Quickly switched to rotary cutting. Those rulers would be great!
Another fine recipe!! I want the rulers!!
My own first quilt has been loved to death. Yours looks great! I went over and bought one of those rulers!
I have been planning a post on my first quilt...Quilt in a Day complete with the calicoes!! Too funny. Thanks for the great giveaway. Love the beautiful fabric...
What a fun first quilt. Much more complicated than mine.
Love the granola recipe as well.
And of course Would love the rulers.
Those rulers sound great!
What a yummy looking recipe.
And your give away fabric look yummy too!
What a great idea - a ruler that sharpens your rotary cutter. Ingenious!
I would love to try these rulers!!!
I've been intrigued by the rulers...too good to be true??? Your fabric bundle is as yummy as the recipe. Please enter me..Thanks :)
Will have to try that granola recipe--it looks delish! Thanks for the chance to win!
Wow, a good idea to create a ruler that sharpens your cutter.
I would be glad to give all these rulers a good home. :-) And I would also love the fabric bundle.
Your post is so interesting and varied! Thanks for the recipe. I'd love the rulers!
I don't know what's better, a chance at winning the ruler set & fabric, or checking out all the great recipes!
love the fabric bundle
Love the idea of the self sharpening rulers...my favorite ruler at the moment is 8x14...
Diane
Every time I look at those rulers I wonder why someone didn't think of that years ago.
Those fabrics are yummy, love the colors.
Your granola sounds wonderful - I know I'l be making some as soon as I get some wheat germ. And the beautiful fabrics - great giveaway.
Susan in western NC
susie.galasso@gmail.com
Thanks for the chance to win!!!!
Such a clever idea!
Please include me.
Thanks.
Genius idea to have a sharpening edge on rulers!
Your first quilt is so nice!
sounds amazing.
What a great first quilt. Good recipe too. Thanks for the chance at some inspirational fabric to keep the creative juices flowing.
Your first quilt ROCKS!!! How fun! And I had to learn with scissors and cardboard templates too!
makes us appreciate what we can do now!
So happy you love it... and I NEED to make this cereal... I'm hungry
Happy Bday to your mom too!
Calico or not, your first quilt is adorable (unlike mine). There is nothing like homemade granola and I'm going to try your recipe asap.
Please include me in your fq giveaway, I love the colors.
It's a happy day for you because you're celebrating your Mom! Hope she has a wonderful day. Pat's rulers look great, thanks for the chance to win them.
that granola recipe looks awesome!
these sound great - a set would be soooooo nice!
Love the fabric and the rulers with a diamond edge. Another wonderful use for diamonds besides wearing them.
Your first quilt is beautiful made and you liked the colors then. I think the rulers are very clever. Congratulations to your mum.
Happy Birthday Jackie's Mom!!! you have a wonderful generous daughter. Thanks Jackie for being a part of Pat's blog hop. I would love a set of these rulers or a bungle of beautiful fabrics!
I too learned the old way to quilt with cardboard templates. So time consuming. Thanks for the recipe, sounds yummy. Phyllis
Even if the fabric on your first quilt is a little dated, the pattern is a cute one! Think of what it would look like in fresh modern fabrics!
I would love to try/own these rulers! They sound amazing!
A recipe for some homemade granola! YUM!
the cereal recipe is yummy!!! I have a place for those rulers in my sewing room!!!
What a great giveaway - thanks!
Thanks for sharing your first quilt - calico and all! I've been waiting for these rulers since Pat first mentioned them awhile ago. Love your fat quarter giveaway too. Thanks, Jackie, for hopping with Pat.
Awwh, I wish I had a photo of my first quilt -- Calico must have been the rage then - it was blue calicos, also.
Thanks for entering me in the giveaway!
vjheinsatgmaildotcom
Thanks for sharing your first quilt with us and a "what sounds delicious" granola recipe. I love the idea of not having to replace blades as frequently and would love to give the rulers a try!
Happy Birthday to your mom and thanks for the chance!
My first quilt looked like it was made from the same fabrics. You got to love those calicos.
Thank you for sharing your first quilt and participating in Pat's blog hop. It is so much fun. I am definately going to try the granola recipe. Thanks
Your homemade granola cereal sounds yummy, I'll have to try it. Thanks for the chance to win rulers and/or fabric.
Wonderful quilt....back when - all that really was available were calicos LOL
Great giveaways, recipes - love the rulers!! and super blogs too!!
Shirley in Canada
I think your first quilt looks great. Your cereal recipe sounds wonderful and since I eat cereal every single day, I will certainly try it.
I like the ideas of the rullers. Is the sharpener on both sides? Since as a left hander my set up would be opposite of yours! (blade and cutter on the "other" side)
Love the fabric!
It's amazing how our fabric tastes change! And I will so be making that recipe for me and my kids! Thanks!
My first quilt was that pattern too! And in calicos! My next class was a traditional sampler using templates etc but I stayed withit because the shop owner had a wonderful eye for fabric and great teachers. In fact in the 90s she had the whole spectrum of Kona solids. Thanks for the great start Sheila!
Isn't granola so great and easy?!! Love it! The rulers would be wonderful as well;)
Joining you from IHAN - absolutely LOVE this! Beautiful quilt!! Looks pretty ambitious for a first try, too!! Thanks for sharing!
Please tell me I've won at
kcallander989@gmail.com
THANKS!
We love homemade granola! Your Mom's recipe looks great! Thanks for sharing.
We love homemade granola! Your Mom's recipe looks great! Thanks for sharing.
The cereal recipe looks great! I would love to win those fat quarters. Thanks for the giveaway.
I would like to send Happy Birthday wishes to your Mom!
Your first quilt is beautiful. Log Cabin is my favorite, and I love how the star fits in.
I can't wait to try your granola recipe. Looks delicious!
Thanks for the great recipe. Your first quilt is awesome - your first?? Wow! I learned the old scissors and template way but that was before (or when they first came out) rotary cutters. I would just swoon (love that word) if I won all those rulers!! Thanks!!!
Thanks for the great recipe! I am excited to be part of this blog hop. Hope I can win these great rulers! dsb448@att.net
Ooohh! I think your recipe is the best so far!
The fabrics are gorgeous!! I may have to buy some of that!!
I would love to win the new rulers! Thanks for the blog hop.
Gorgeous fabrics! I may have to spend some quality shopping time this morning to find them and put them to good use.
What a gorgeous fabric pack...yummy! Good enough to eat with the cereal!
What a great giveaway!! I would love to have those rulers and the fabric.
These rulers look great.... and they sharpen too... Great stuff
Happy smiles, Gloria
what great prizes and the granola, sounds delicious, have to give it a try
Wow - two wonderful prizes to hope for. My first quilt had the same type of fabrics - yuck! Add my name to your drawing.
I enjoyed your quilting story and the recipe sounds great for fall. Would love to be the winner of the new rulers!
Thanks for a fun giveaway. The rulers are very intriguing and the fabric is fantastic.
Hahaha -- your tastes HAVE changed, haven't they! That granola recipe looks delicious -- thanks for posting Jackie!
Happy Birthday to your Mom!!
I love seeing everyone's first quilts.
Happy Birthday to your Mom!
Thanks for the giveway and those rulers are really cool!
Loved seeing the first quilt you made and thanks too for the recipe!
These rulers aresounding cooler and cooler. The granola sounds yummy.
It's fun to see how our tastes change from first quilt to latest, isn't it? Loving those fabrics ... they'd fit in with my "latest" LOL! And thanks for the granola recipe ... I'm currently on the prowl for a good one, and have made a couple so far that the family has thumbs-downed. This one looks like it'll get a thumbs-up! Oh, and "Happy Birthday, Mom!" Hope she has a good one!
Love a chance at all these great prizes. The blog hop is fun and I love seeing all of the new blogs. Thanks
my current rulers have seen better days as they've been used so much that the markings are worn off, and lets not even bring up the 6x24 ruler that was snapped in half inside my suitcase . . .
Thnaks for the chance to win the rulers---so fun--I will try the recipe--sounds great...
Jackie thanks for the chance.I would so love to win these
Loved seeing your first quilt. My, my how styles and tools have changed.
Mmm I will have to try that recipe, looks very yummy!
Am enjoying the blog-hop. Love the whirly gig quilt. And can't wait to try the granola. Thanks for posting.
I'm really excited about those beautiful fat quarters. There should be a fat quarters anonymous because I'm hooked! Happy blog hopping!
I really want to try those rulers! They look like a great once! The set will be great and even better with your fantastic bundle to try them on with! Thank you Jackie!
These rulers are quite intriguing. I love your first quilt. I did learn the old fashion way. I remember when those "pizza cutters" came out ... I thought they were really weird. Now I can't live without them or my rulers!
Thank you for sharing your quilt story in the Blog Hop AND for the granola recipe and fat quarter giveaway!
Broke one of my long rulers recently, so I'm really, really interested in the new rulers!!
i think your first quilt is mighty fine. The rulers are such a great idea! Not sure if Olfa will go for it, but for the rest of us - YEAH! And that charm pack...oh my! Right up my alley. Just love those colors! Thank you so much, Jackie. Now I'm off to try to see if I have the ingredients on hand for your granola. Yum.
I want one of these rulers!! I checked them out yesterday and they are too cool! If I don't win, I'm sure going to order a couple!
what fun this is ! I used to make granola when my daughter was young (she's 27 now!) . thanks for the chance to win !
mickey76@mchsi.com
Wow your taste in fabric has changed! Thank you for the opportunity to win that gorgeous fabric...
Sharpening rulers--what a great idea! Jill Gordon's fabrics are great too! (Please enter me in your giveaway naturally.) Thanks for the granola recipe--I'll have to give it a try!
Now that hubby and I are aging (we didn't do that until just recently ahem), this is the type of cereal we usually buy. I think it would be great to make my own! Thanks for the recipe. Our favorite part of the cereal is the clusters and this is nearly ALL clusters! LOL. ok enough about that. I think these rulers are a great idea and hope to win them...an ever sharp blade is music to my quilting soul!
freeindeed at myfairpoint dot net
A chance to win Pat's rulers AND a fat quarter bundle? I think I'm in quilter's heaven...whoot, whoot!!!!!
I love granola! Thank you. Thanks for the extra giveaway love too.
Thank you for the Granola recipe.. It sounds yummy... May have to make some for my Backpacking husband..
OOhhh...that recipe sounds delish! Thanks for sharing.
I'm always amazed at the new improvements to our tools (toys) that keep popping up. These rulers will be awesome to use.
Wow - you supplemented her ruler giveaway too!!! How generous of both of you. Thanks - such a sweet group of people. dmj53(at)hotmail(dot)com
I could always use MORE fabric!! Great idea - those edge rulers.
Justine
your first quilt is wonderful
thanks for the recipe, I just love granola
Really enjoying the blog hopping. Would love to check out those new rulers. Very clever idea.
Wendy T.
Blog hopping is so much fun and I get to learn new stuff! The rulers look amazing. Thanks!
Julie
stampmeup@hotmail.com
http://sweet-quilt-n-bee-shoppe.blogspot.com/
Love your quilt - have recently discovered that DH is of log cabins, in Civil War fabs.
Could really use those rulers and your quilt looks great.
Would love to win the fat quarter bundle!!
Emillie Peters
emilliepeters@yahoo.com
Love the pics love the cereal (speaking from experience here) would love the rulers and would also love the fabric bundle
I am going to have to try the granola recipe. It looks yummy! Thanks for the chance at the giveaway!
That is some ruler collection! Thanks for adding the FQ bundle, Jackie. I clicked on the link and those fabrics really are bold and beautiful.
Those rulers are a great idea! :)
deserae (at) gmail (dot) com
I'm really enjoying the blog hop and your blog. It's great inspiration. Thanks for the opportunity to win the rulers.
I thought all you could use was calico for quilting. But I saw antique quilts and realized that I could any fabric I wanted. Thanks for the recipe. This is such fun and a giveaway ,wow demoncori@aol.com
I thought all you could use was calico for quilting. But I saw antique quilts and realized that I could any fabric I wanted. Thanks for the recipe. This is such fun and a giveaway ,wow demoncori@aol.com
What a great new concept! Love the idea of spending less on replacement blades, this = more money for the fabric stash! Also having more control when cutting would be wonderful and easier on the old arms!
Thanks for hosting this give away, Sharonj.
Great to see some of your early work, and the recipe! Thanks. Can't wait to check out the other blogs, and looks like I need those rulers!
Love the rulers; love the blog hop. Looking forward to trying the recipe.
Also, thanks for the info about the template. I appreciate your writing back!
what a great prize and I just love rulers. My favorites are the 6 1/2 x 24 and the 8 x 12. Karen
What a great prize and I just love rulers. My favorites are the 6 1/2 x 24 and the 8 x 12. Karen
Thank you for the recipe. I hope I win.
These rulers just sound fantastic! Can't wait to get my hands on one.
Can't wait to try your recipe and I'd love to win those rulers! Thanks!
I am just starting out as a quilter. EITHER ONE OF THE PRIZES WOULD BE WONDERFUL TO WIN.
Love your site! I will visit again soon. The recipe is one I will use a lot. Thanks for sharing.
I sure could use those great looking rulers.
Thanks for being a part and for the fat quarter give-away too. Lyn
Enjoyed your blog - thanks for particiating in this hop.
Those rulers sound really nifty!~ did it really sharpen your blade!? Wow! Thanks for the fun giveaway!
I love the rulers, but who wouldn't they'd be a great addition to any quilters collection. And I love the quilts you've been sharing! I have never master paper piecing, but love the looks of the style. Happy Blogging! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! That granola picture made me hungry. I haven't eaten breakfast but guess we will skip that and just go to Frankenmuth for the chicken. Love the rulers too. What a fun give-a-way!
beautiful fabrics. thanks for the giveaway! Claire
Love your blog and podcast. I've been listening since the beginning. The rulers - wow - what a great idea. Would love to win.
Jackie, I love your first quilt. I still love calico fabrics, but I am starting to enjoy the brighter colors as well. These rulers are what we have been needing. Winona
Thanks for the great recipe.
Wow. First time visiting your site. I'm bookmarking! Thanks for the recipe.
The more I read about the rulers the more I want to get them!! The fabric looks like something I would like too!!
Your giveaway fabric looks so yummy! I have some of the old calicos too, but I like to do scrappy quilts so it's okay.
Oh my... thanks for that recipe it looks fantastic. I love cereals like that and thanks for the opportunity to win some rulers.
Thanks for doing the blog-always a day brightener. My first quilt was by Eleanor too-totally hooked!
I wouldn't want anyone to see my first quilt!!! Actually it is on one of the beds at home--a treasure, but I've come along way!
Hoping for the rulers!
I made a star log cabin a long time ago, too! It was a fun pattern.
Kathy
I like your site so much! Thank you for the tasty recipe. Have a terrific day U2. Györgyi
I was looking for a sharpened for my rotary cutters and along came Pat's rulers. Yeah, I love these blogs, with quilting patterns and recipes and giveaways. Thanks.
Eleanor Burns has been teaching us for a long time. She has come a long way along with the rest of us! She used to have us tear our fabric.
Here I am for day two the this great blog hop giveaway. Thanks for the chance at the fabric bundle as well.
Quilting tech has come along way :) What a beautiful 1st quilt! Our designers are still creating, we all need those rulers, I myself want to WIN ha!
Granola will keep me pumped, thanks for the recipe...
Yesterday Anonymous, today Quilt Blogger LinDUH :)
I can't wait to try those rulers one way or another. Your granola recipe looks great Jackie - I think I need to try it. That stack of fabric looks like a bunch of rare jewels!
Your granola recipe looks wonderful! Thanks for blogging!
Thank you for sharing your first project and Mom's cereal recipe!! Yumm looks so good!
Melissa
lussier99@comcast.net
Thanks for the recipe! Yum!
I love the idea of sharpening your blade as you use it.
I love the bright colors in your fat quarter bundle, I am really drawn to the brights! I would also love to win the rulers, they look awesome.
I need them, I want them, I HAVE to have them! *L*
Thx for the chance to win these rulers.
And yes, your fabric tastes have changed in a big way. *S*
This is such fun. Love your recipe. That is one I will make.
I'm very excited about this Blog Hop Give Away. The rulers and fabric are fantastic.
A double giveaway! How great! And I just love those colors!
Delish recipe and good for you sharing your quilts from early on. These rulers and fabrics look wonderful. Thanks for the chance to win something.
Great first quilt, yeah my taste have changed over the years too,not as much calico now. Love the rulers
The rulers look absolutely amazing! (And the fabric, of course!)
I would be thrilled at the chance to win those rulers!
chathamsooz@gmail.com
http://stitchywitchysisters.blogspot.com/
I to learned the "Old School" way! Plus we had to hand piece. I bet every quilter has made at least one quilt from Eleanor Burns' Quilt in a Day series. Can't wait to try the granola & those cool new rulers!!
Your recipe looks great. Wow great giveaway. A chance for the rulers is great and the fabric is just a wonderful bonus!
Jackie,
I started quilting way before rotary and quilt rulers were available, so can appreciate hearing your early experiences too! Love the idea that this new Sullivan ruler sharpens a blade as it cuts and is a non-slip type ruler. Way cool.
I also love your fabric bundle. Yummy.
Thanks for sharing your insights and this opportunity to win.
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
Thank you for being apart of the blog hop and for adding your own giveaway!
blessed.mama4 at yahoo.com
The cereal looks delicious! The rulers look so practical and fun! Thanks!
I used cardboard to cut my first quilt out and it was Flannel too. I need to try these rulers out! I hope I win...
Wow, what a giveaway! Those rulers look fabulous and the fabric...yummy!
MGM
I just love this blog! And to win the fabric would really make my day! I am a beginner quilter and I am sooo inspired coming here everyday.
Woohoo blog hop! lol! And granola recipe, my favorite. Thanks!
What a nice post! Happy birthday to your mom, too. Lovely of you to add those gorgeous fabrics to the giveaway, thanks!
I think these new rulers from Pat and Sullivan's sound fantastic. Would love to win but if I don't, I'm planning to buy them. :-) That granola looks just like the homemade granola that was served at the retreat we went to this past weekend. They were also selling bags of it after breakfast but now I can make my own. Thanks much!! The first quilt is certainly not the colors you feature now. :-)
Wow! Something different from my usual oatmeal. Looks yummy and easy. Would love to win rulers or fabrics.
Thanks for sharing! Food and fabric, what a combination! Ann in NC
Have to laugh and give my age away. I first started quilting the "old school" way, scissors and cardboard templates. And loved and embraced it when the cutters and rulers first came out. And now we have the longarm quilters, and the AccuQuilt system available. New is better, and I would love to win the NEW rulers.
Ooooh! Gorgeous fabrics and nifty rulers--Pick me, please! This hop is so much fun. Thank you for being a part of it. Thankful~Threads ~Kathleen
Would LOVE to win those rulers! And i might just try that granola . . .
arjanz at xplornet.com
I LOVE that fabric from Jill Gordon! I also love those whirly-gig blocks. Brights are my favorite fabrics. Thanks for the neat recipe, too!
Wow...what a great blog you have. so glad I found it in the blog hop. The quilt is beautiful. A chance to win fabric on top of rulers. How cool is that. Thanks for participating.
Anett
I would never still be quilting if I had to do it all with templates. And rulers that sharpen at the same time? Genius! Thanks for the giveaway!
Amy R (Galesburg, IL)
Those rulers are fabulous, as is your first quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
What a great giveway! Whoever wins I am sure will be crazy about these rulers and the fabric.
Fabric looks great!! and I really want those rulers, thank for the chance at them:)
Wouldn't it be great if we all could win, yes that would be a perfect world. All these wonderful recipes that are shared along with the giveaway is a bonus. And fabric too, maybe this is a perfect world after all!
Granola looks yummy as do those rulers! Hopefully, we could all win them.
Thanks for the granola recipe-it looks delicious! I hadn't thought about how the edge sharpening rulers work. Thanks for the hint about enlarging the photo. Now I get it!
Would love to win the rulers or the fabrics.
thanks
That granola looks great!
THANKS for all your great ideas!
THANKS for sharing the fabric too!
Love,Linda
jldouglas@wispwest.net
Wow, great fabric giveaway too! I wonder if quilting would be as popular today if there were no rotary cutters and rulers?
wow - a double chance, because of your extra giveaway. This set of rulers would be great in my studio, and I'm shure this gorgeous fabrics will fit as well beautiful!
greetings from germany
That granola looks yummy! I totally need rulers like these. My rulers are so beaten up that it's about time I buy (or maybe win?) a new set.
Two giveaways in one post that's fantastic! I love the fabric bundle its so colorful. I'm off tho go and makes some Granola now - Bye
thanks for the recipes. I am loving these new rulers! Your fabric giveaway looks yummy.
Thanks for the chance to win the rulers & the great recipe. Can't wait to try the rulers.
Those rulers look terrific!
that granola sounds yummy-I will have to try that for sure.
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