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Jolly Bars and Giveaway!

By Denise Russell

When I learned Fat Quarter Shop was getting ready to launch their second round of Jolly Bars, a 5” x 10” precut that is exclusive to them, I jumped at the opportunity to design a quilt using the rectangles. At last, here is Country Road, with pieced houses, machine appliqued details, and lots of quilting!

The Jolly Bars are now available in
four different Moda Fabrics collections: Petite Prints by French
General, Lakeside Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings, The Boat House by
Sweetwater, and Red, White and Free by Sandy Gervais.  Each Jolly Bar comes with an exclusive,
super easy pattern. I chose Petite Prints by French General and, as soon as I received it, I decided to take full advantage of the size of the precut.

I selected rectangles which had a duplicate for the front of the houses. Then, a contrasting rectangle for each roof. Instead of a beige or creamy background, I opted for white. The houses came together very quickly as I bypassed a lot of fabric cutting by using the precuts. Each finished block measures 13-3/4″ x 8-3/4″ and the entire quilt measures 38-3/4″ x 59-3/4″.

I searched my stash for fabrics for the windows, doors, and architectural details on the eaves. I finished them by adding a button on each door. Next I cut the unused rectangles in half lengthwise to make the four-patches.

The quilting is simple as you can see from the picture on the right. It took me about 10 hours to quilt it (in the ditch, the roofs, straight line on sashings, very small meandering everywhere else). This project was pieced and quilted with Aurifil 50wt. Most of the applique was done with Aurifil, too (Sulky, if I did not have the color I needed in Aurifil).

Fat Quarter Shop is hosting a blog hop today for the launch of the new Jolly Bars.  Each participating blogger is showcasing an original design. Here is the lineup for the blog hop:
  
                                         Andy of
A Bright Corner
 
Amy of
Diary of A Quilter
Dana of
Old Red Barn Co.
Denise of
Pieced Brain (you are here!)
Vickie of
Spun Sugar Quilts
Allison of
Quilting Mumma
Lorna of
Sew Fresh Quilts
Stephanie of
The Modern Sewciety

Quilting Fabric at the Fat Quarter ShopNow, for the giveaway: Fat Quarter Shop is giving away a Jolly Bar of your choice! Just leave me a comment letting me know how you would use a nice package of precut rectangles in your quilt. If you follow me, leave me an extra comment for another chance to win. This giveaway is open to all of you, regardless of where you live. Make sure I have a way to contact you, should you be the lucky recipient. This giveaway is open until Friday, November 28, and the winner will be announced on Monday, December 1st.

One more thing: Fat Quarter Shop has another surprise for you! For every Jolly Bar collection, they have sneaked in four Golden Tickets, and each is a $50
gift certificate to Fat Quarter Shop! That means, there are sixteen
total Golden Tickets that are up for grabs, but they are only in the
first batch of Jolly Bars, so you must pre-order for a chance to get one. Click here for more information.

Fun way to start the week, right? Check out the other blogs and have an awesome day!

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  1. Dorian says

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    What cute houses! And a fun blog hop. Thank you and FQS! It would be fun to play around with apackage of these and see what kind of designs I would come up with 🙂

  2. Gill says

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    What fun – I've never heard of Jolly Bars before!
    I'd start by making Lorna's quilt from sew fresh quilts!!

  3. Beth says

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    I would love to make a quilt from jolly bars! Yummy!

  4. Lorna McMahon says

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    Those houses are absolutely adorable! Since I am also participating in the hop, I don't think I qualify for the giveaway. But if I had my hands on another Jolly Bar, I would make another Modern Lattice baby quilt. Thanks for sharing your awesome houses quilt with us today!

  5. gpc says

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    I love those houses! I would make those on pillows!

  6. Julie says

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    I would start by making those cute houses… Thanks

  7. Sunnybec says

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    I would definitely make a quilt, it would be so quick to do! Thank you for the giveaway.

  8. Sunnybec says

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    I follow you

  9. Sheila says

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    I would have to give it some thought but I love your houses ! Thanks for the chance .

  10. annmarie says

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    This is the first time I've heard of Jolly Bars. Big – good idea. I'd think a quilt would be the way to go. I'll get some good ideas on the hop this week.

  11. Gill says

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    Email follower!

  12. Sheila says

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    I follow by email 🙂

  13. hamudale says

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    hhhhmmmm….Don't have an idea yet, but they are gorgeous!
    🙂

  14. annmarie says

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    I follow you with Bloglovin. Thanks for the chance.

  15. Vivian says

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    I would make a quick lap quilt for my couch. I hate cutting.

  16. KaHolly says

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    I kind of like what you've done with yours. I have a quilty friend who is remodeling a new old house that she just purchased and it would make a lovely housewarming gift for her.

  17. KaHolly says

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    I follow you and am excited to have added you to my dashboard!! Thanks for the heads up email re: this post. Appreciate it!

  18. Needled Mom says

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    I would like to use them as blocks with some four patches thrown in. The houses look really cute.

  19. Needled Mom says

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    I follow via Bloglovin.

  20. Allison C says

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    I like the Best Day ever roll and would make a pillow cushion with it. Maybe some HSRs.

  21. sew.darn.quilt says

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    Your houses are very pretty! Jolly Bars are new to me but I really like "Seas The Day" on the FQS site! Thank you for the chance 🙂

  22. sew.darn.quilt says

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    I'm a longtime follower! Love your blog 🙂

  23. PegP says

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    Really cute quilt. Not 100% sure, but your fellow blogger on this hop, Andy, has a cute pinwheel tutorial that I might try.

  24. Janie says

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    Love your pieced houses. I would make a quillow. Thanks for the chance.

    janie.mccombs(at)yahoo.com

  25. Kate says

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    Denise, I'm a follower. ^^

  26. Missy Shay says

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    I would make a nice quilt! Thank you for the chance to win!
    [email protected]

  27. Kate says

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    I'm not sure what I'd do with some Jolly Bars – definitely admire them whilst a really good idea was forming … wouldn't want to rush in to a project. ^^

  28. pippirose says

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    I would make some table runners. I need to spiff up my kitchen a bit.

  29. pippirose says

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    I follow you on Bloglovin (Pippirose)

  30. charlotte says

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    Ooooh I love those houses. I have always wanted to make a quilt like that. What a great ne precut!

  31. charlotte says

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    I follow you via email…that's how I knew to come here today!

  32. Mara says

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    I would love the boathouse by sweetwater and would make something for the 4th of July.

  33. Mara says

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    I already follow you, and I am pretty sure you have my e-mail since you sent me a message 😉

  34. katiedidit says

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    I would tackle one of the modern quilt designs that I have been collecting. This size block should be fun to work with.

  35. bee says

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    these would be fun for a quick baby quilt!

  36. Laura says

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    I'd make a quick baby quilt and donate it to our local guild. We make baby quilts for the neonatal intensive care unit.

  37. SewCalGal says

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    Your design is beautiful.

    SewCalGal
    http://www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com

  38. Happy Cottage Quilter says

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    I love your quilt! I would love to use the rectangles for houses. I "heart' House quilts.

  39. Abbigail says

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    I've always loved house and barns on quilts! Great use of these rectangles! I'd like to make a quilt with just the precut triangles for a quick and easy quilt!

  40. Abbigail says

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    I'm a follower!

  41. Angela Smith says

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    I would make a baby quilt and donate to our guild for the kids hospital!

  42. Susan L. says

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    I would probably make the pattern that came with the Jolly Bar.

  43. Susan L. says

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    I follow you!

  44. Jo says

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    I like your houses, so cute. I like the idea that they are bigger than charm squares. Not sure exactly what pattern I would use but it would be fun to play with it.

  45. Cheryl says

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    I follow you – I receive your email letters. Keep up the inspiring quilting.

  46. Cheryl says

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    I would definitely make a house quilt. Your quilt is adorable.

  47. SIMPLESEW says

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    I would make baby items or xmas gifts like a pouch

  48. SIMPLESEW says

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    I follow you by email

  49. Cherise Towrr says

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    What a creative use of your Jolly Bar! I love it! If I could pick a Jolly Bar I think it would have to be Somerset. Thanks for the giveaway! [email protected]

  50. Danette Collins says

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    Just signed up to follow you via email.

  51. Danette Collins says

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    I would make a quilt! My favourite sewing activity these days!

  52. Anonymous says

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    I would love to use Lakeside Gatherings in a front porch quilt I have planned (sort of a scrappy Ohio Star in yellow and blue). Thanks for the chance to win! Sarah: crjandsbj(at)netzero(dot)com

  53. Kathy H says

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    I love your house quilt and would like to use those jolly bars for that. I think a coin baby quilt would work well too.

  54. Kathy H says

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    I follow you through email.

  55. Hildy says

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    First, I would just look at it! And then I think I would made up a pettern of my own perhaps even throw a charm pack in.

  56. Andrea York says

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    I'd make a small quilt with The Boathouse! Those colors are so fun and cheery. Love your house pattern-would try pillows with that pattern!

  57. friedturtle says

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    I saw a quilt on Diary of a Quilter I'd like to try.

  58. Vicki H says

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    I think I would make Lorna's Modern Lattice quilt. Thanks.

  59. Vicki H says

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    Long time follower with GFC.

  60. Jackie Thompson says

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    I like your quilt very much! I would make pillow shams for my big square pillows.

    Jackiethompson323(at)gmail.com

  61. Shirley [email protected] says

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    Your houses quilt is lovely. Think I would like to try something like this also. Might also like to see if the blocks would work as a Dresden petal. Just some ideas……… Thank you for the opportunity to win this giveaway.

  62. Sandra says

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    Following you thru FB. Your houses are so dang cute. The jelly bar precut is now Lakeside Gatherings. I would probably use your idea and use these precuts. Thank you for the chance to win these cut jelly bar precuts.

    Sandi Timmons
    [email protected]

  63. Anonymous says

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    HAPPY TO FOLLOW YOU VIA BLOG LOVIN'!

    [email protected]

  64. Lisa Marie says

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    I'd make a baby or lap quilt but not sure of the pattern. These pre-cuts are ones I haven't tried so I might have to think about how best to use them. Your quilt is very cute, thanks for sharing!

  65. Anonymous says

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    HI, I'd use one to make a Christmas Wall Hanging!
    Your home looks so neat!
    Thanks to you+FQS!

    [email protected]

  66. Lisa Marie says

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    I follow via GFC and email.

  67. Terri says

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    Thanks for the blog hop PB, and for reminding me it was today. I did enjoy all the destinations.
    Hugs

  68. LJ says

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    Let's see…I use Feedly to follow my blogs but also get emails from you.

  69. LJ says

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    Cute, cute houses. That was a great way to utilize those rectangles. I might sew two together and then sew those blocks together in the opposite direction to they go east/west and north/south, add some strips (probably white) over the top…

  70. The Thompsons says

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    So many options – it would be a long, drawn out decision what to use it for. 🙂

  71. Sorcha girl says

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    I'm a follower of your blog.

  72. Carri Smith says

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    Love the Best Day Ever and Persimmon!

  73. Sorcha girl says

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    What a cute quilt! Love the little "village" your houses make. Thanks for participating in the blog hop for the Jolly Bars. Thanks for a chance to win. I'd choose Boathouse if my comment is chosen.

  74. BizyStitches says

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    I've always liked house block quilts. Thanks for the fun, I think I would probably use these in the sashing some way. Thanks

  75. BizyStitches says

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    I follow you by email.

  76. jan says

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    Country Road is so adorable with the different doors and scalloped roofs. I am a happy follower of your blog! Thanks for the chance!

  77. Jessica says

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    I would love to make a Brick and Mortar quilt with some Jolly Bars. I am loving the Daysail line, and I think it would look awesome as part of a quilt.

  78. barbara woods says

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    house blocks, thanks

  79. Jessica says

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    I follow you via Bloglovin.

  80. Janet says

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    I really like your house quilt! If I won a Jolly Bar I think I'd want to make one like it in the Atelier line – the four patches in the border are wonderful.

  81. jan says

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    I need a quick quilt for a christmas gift, so if I won I would make a Brick quilt. Easy peasey! Thank you for the chance to win! Happy Thanksgiving.
    xo jan

  82. barbara woods says

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    gfc

  83. Julia says

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    I would make a lovely brick quilt as a gift for someone special!

  84. Alexis Borsboom says

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    I love your houses. They would be such fun to try!

    [email protected]

  85. A Nudge says

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    Love the quilt you made with yout Jolly Bars, so I would probably make the same quilt but in a different collection – although I love the one you used. Thanks for the chance!

  86. Alexis Borsboom says

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    I follow by email.

    [email protected]

  87. vicki says

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    I follow via email. Thanks again! vickise at gmail dot com

  88. vicki says

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    I would make pillows or a table runner. If this is a repeat, sorry, my tablet is acting funny. Thanks for the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com

  89. A Nudge says

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    Hi, Denise. I follow you with GFC and Bloglovin' !

  90. tubilinha tiacarminha says

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    Te sigo por Email,GFC e Blogovin.rsrsrs

  91. tubilinha tiacarminha says

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    Eu adorei o condomínio! Faria as mesmas casas só que para uma capa para minha máquina de costura.Obrigada.

  92. Havplenty says

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    A house quilt is definitely on my to do list. I want the houses to reflect my wonderfully eclectic hip neighborhood Your quilt gives me inspiration.

    tushay3(at)yahoo(dot)com

  93. Anonymous says

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    I would just sew all of the pieces together to make a table runner. Thanks!

    Please click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.

  94. Anonymous says

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    I follow you on Bloglovin. Thanks!

    Please click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.

  95. Louise says

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    I LOVE your house quilt!

    I have a pattern for a flag quilt that I think would work really well with the Jolly Bars. Normally it would require a charm square and a separate flying goose, but with the JB I think it could be simplified.

  96. Vera says

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    Your quilt is looking good! I love houses. I would probably use it for pouch making. Thanks for the chance to win.

  97. Debbie says

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    I love your houses. If I won, I would totally make some. Thanks!

  98. Debbie says

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    I follow your blog by email. Thanks

  99. Carol says

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    I've been wanting to make a house quilt. I'm inspired by yours and would make one if I won a package of jolly bars! They look like great pre-cuts!

  100. Carol says

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    I follow you via email. Thanks for sharing!

  101. Anonymous says

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    Awesome giveaway! Boat House is the jolly bar I'd choose. Thanks! sewmissmouse at yahoo dot ca

  102. Heidi [Banks of Frog Creek] says

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    I'd do a simple brick quilt 🙂

  103. Heidi [Banks of Frog Creek] says

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    I follow you on Bloglovin

  104. Kris says

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    I think it might be fun to strip them in half again and then stagger the pieces in sort of a piano key way.

  105. Quilting Tangent says

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    I would make a scrappy quilt. [email protected]

  106. Quilting Tangent says

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    Following on bloglovin'. [email protected]

  107. nicolesender says

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    I would use the Jolly Bars and make a quilt for my son!

  108. nicolesender says

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    e-mail and bloglovin follower!

  109. Peaches1003 says

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    Cute houses! They remind me of ginger bread. I'd whip up a sweet baby quilt using one of the jolly bar patterns. Seems everyone is having babies at the moment

  110. Amy's Crafty Shenanigans says

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    Eeeep – I am a huge fan of houses 🙂 So much fun!

  111. Debbie says

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    I think I would try the little houses like you did. Just lovely. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the giveaway. I've also shared your giveaway on my Giveaway List for just sewers and quilters at wowilikethat.com. Thanks again ([email protected])

  112. Leah says

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    Great fun. Thanks for sharing your project.

    I would make my mom a quilt….I think kshe should be next up on my list

  113. Leah says

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    I follow by bloglovin

  114. lindawwww says

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    I'd use a Jolly Bar to make a table runner for my dining room table. I love your cute house blocks.

    lin dot web dot 28 at gmail.com

  115. barbara woods says

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    would love to win, thanks

  116. Lee says

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    I love the houses! I would love to make a house quilt or wall hanging in holiday colors! thanks!

  117. Lee says

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    I follow you on bloglovn!

  118. Dixie says

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    Wow – mumbird3(at)gmail(dot)com

  119. apple blossom says

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    not sure I know how I'd use these precuts but I KNOW I'd love to win them so I could use them. thanks

  120. JANET says

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    I am always making a quilt, so i guess that is what I would make.

  121. Teresa in Music City says

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    Wow the possibilities are limitless! Your houses are pretty darn tempting they look so cute!!!

  122. Teresa in Music City says

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    Of course I follow!!!

  123. Emily C says

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    I love your house quilt, might make one if I win.

  124. Emily C says

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    I follow on GFC.

  125. Crafty Tokyo Mama says

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    Your little houses are adorable! I think I would try just snowballing the corners for a quick finish, or perhaps cut in half for charms? The possibilities are endless!

  126. Crafty Tokyo Mama says

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    I'm a happy email follower!

  127. jmniffer says

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    I am in need of a baby quilt so I would likely use them for that. Thanks for the chance!

  128. jmniffer says

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    I am a follower with RSS Feeds.

  129. ✾Jamie Lee Cooley✾ says

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    That's a lovely quilt! I'd probably get best day ever and make the stick shift baby quilt.

  130. Jodie says

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    I love your houses. I'd like to try something like that.

  131. Rachel says

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    I would make a baby quilt!

  132. mlisshouston says

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    I love the pattern you made. Would love to make it with my Jolly bars : )

  133. mlisshouston says

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    I also follow you by email…love having a second chance!!

  134. Cecilia says

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    Cute houses! I would probably make a baby quilt. Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway.

  135. Cecilia says

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    I'm a new follower via Bloglovin.

  136. Marisa Adams says

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    I love the Sweetwater pattern and fabrics so would make that one!

  137. Audrey says

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    I really like your houses and the four patch additions. If I were the owner of a Jolly Bar I would make a baby quilt as I always seem to be needing another one of those! I just have to give each little one a warm welcome to our world. Thanks for sharing and offering a giveaway.

  138. Diane Beavers says

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    Denise, thank you for sharing your houses quilt. It's so intricate.
    I've not made a log cabin quilt yet, so perhaps my novice piecing brain could figure out how to cut 5X10 into stripping for log cabin. I so love how it flows.

  139. Linda B says

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    I like the Best Day Ever fabric….it is soooooo cute and bright…..

    [email protected]

  140. Dawn says

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    I would make a quilt. Thank you for the chance to win and for sharing your quilt.
    dawnm1993 at gmail dot com

  141. Dawn says

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    I follow you on Bloglovin (dawn743). dawnm1993 at gmail dot com

  142. Kathy E. says

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    I really like the Bandana jolly bar and would use it to make a fun, summery table runner for my sitting room. If there would be any leftover fabric, I'd make a few matching coasters for our cool lemonades!

  143. Michele T says

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    I love the name for these precuts!! I would use them to make a quilt!!

  144. Debbie says

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    I follow you via bloglovin.

  145. Debbie says

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    I would love to make a quilted table topper with houses like yours on it.

  146. Judy Cooper Textile Images says

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    I follow via email

  147. Judy Cooper Textile Images says

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    I have no idea what I would make at the moment. Thanks for the giveaway.

  148. Sewgirl says

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    I think stitching them end to end would be fun, but I also think that doing stitch and flip triangles on each corner and making them into "lozenges" would be a fun thing to do too!

  149. Sewgirl says

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    I am a follower!

  150. Suze says

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    I'd ask if you'd share a little more detail on your house pattern and make houses. I so want to make a house quilt that I can hardly stand it. I've been searching for an easy solution. I love the detail you gave to the houses.

  151. Suze says

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    I follow via Bloglovin'.

  152. B DeGayner says

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    Would love to make a quick charity baby quilt with Jolly Bars. Cannot find how to follow you until I get home to my computer (I'm not smart enough for a smart phone). Your houses are adorable!

  153. Cheri, the Quilting Nanny says

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    I follow you via email! Thanks for the inspiration!

  154. Cheri, the Quilting Nanny says

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    I think I'd make a quilt similar to a nickel and dime pattern. I usually don't work with pre cuts, but think I need to learn!

  155. Margaret says

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    I love your house quilt and I think I really would love to make it

  156. Margaret says

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    I follow by blog lovin

  157. Deb says

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    I'd use the rectangles paired with white rectangles and make a lap quilt,

  158. Deb says

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    I follow via email.

  159. Allison C says

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    I would make something with HRTs

  160. MoeWest says

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    I would make a row of houses like the Holiday Lane pillow by Jillily Studios.

  161. MoeWest says

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    I follow with bloglovin

  162. OhioLori says

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    Your Houses are Awesome!! I think I would make a baby quilt for new Granbaby due this Spring! Love the Jolly Bars! What a great idea!

  163. OhioLori says

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    I Follow you thru Bloglovin & email both 🙂

  164. GranChris says

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    I'd make a quilt for sure. Lots of great patterns out there for these Jolly Bars.

  165. GranChris says

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    I follow you on BL

  166. DeborahGun says

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    I think I would make just a simple brick quilt with sashing.

  167. DeborahGun says

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    I follow on Bloglovin!

  168. Susan Smith says

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    Great pattern! I think I would make a baby quilt. I'm loving the Boat House but all of the Jolly Bar options are great!

  169. Digiscrapations says

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    I'm not really sure what quilt I'd make, maybe some pretty houses.

  170. Digiscrapations says

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    I follow via bloglovin.

  171. Jen Barnard says

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    I'm not really sure. I'd make a lap quilt I think, but other than that, I'd just have a play with the fabrics and see what I came up with.
    jen dot barnard at btinternet dot com

  172. Carrie P. says

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    your quilt is so sweet. i might make a table runner with the jolly bar

  173. Rhonda Phillips says

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    I would have to make the quilt you designed! Love it!

  174. Nancy says

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    I would want to make a house quilt like yours. I LOVE house quilts, and yours is so cute!

  175. Sylvia Anderson says

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    Since I am in the process of making table runners as Christmas Gifts, that is what I would make with the Jolly Bars. Thanks so much for the giveaway opportunity. [email protected]

  176. DebbieS says

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    I would make a baby quilt using a modified version of Baby Bricks

  177. Lauren says

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    I would make a quilt! Maybe improve style! The little house look great! Thank you!!

  178. Patricia says

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    I would make the heart quilt, love hearts.

  179. Judi R says

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    I love your houses. I think I would try it! I also liked the heart quikt.

  180. Libby says

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    I love these houses, too cute. I would like to try that with "Mistletoe Lane" Jolly Bar (a next year project). Thanks for the opportunity and Happy Thanksgiving!!!!

    ([email protected])

  181. Libby says

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    I am now one of your followers! Thanks again!

    ([email protected])

  182. Nancy: [email protected] says

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    I am a new follower.

  183. Nancy: [email protected] says

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    The door to our garage is very near our bedroom, and it has a window. We moved into our home a little over a year ago, and so far, the window has been bare. I have decided that I want to cover it with a small quilt instead of normal curtains. I think your houses would make an ideal quilt for that window. In that hallway I have family pictures going back to the Civil War on both my husbands and my sides. I don't know if they have Bars in Civil War prints or not, but I did see some Bars that would work very nicely on that window.

  184. Nancy Hilderbrand says

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    Would make a lovely baby quikt

  185. Lori says

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    I am a new follower on Bloglovin

  186. Lori says

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    wow what a pretty quilt. I really like Persimmon Basic Grey Jolly Bar. I am making PP birds for placemats and these would go great with the birds.

  187. Dee says

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    Persimmon Basic Grey Jolly Bar, and Lake House or anything Primative Gatherings

  188. Betty says

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    I would use some leftover black and white 4-patches with the Jolly Bar to make Bonnie Hunter's Bricks & Stepping Stones.

  189. Sarah says

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    I would use the jolly bar in a quilt for our bed. [email protected]

  190. Sarah says

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    I follow you on bloglovin. [email protected]

  191. Debby says

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    Love house quilts and yours is no exception. It is a great idea for the jolly bars.

  192. Sandy says

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    I would love to try your house quilt! Thanks for the chance to win!

  193. Sandy says

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    I follow you on Bloglovin' Thanks!

  194. Anita Gambrell says

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    I am following you on Bloglovin and Pinterest and GFC

  195. Anita Gambrell says

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    I would love to add these to a quilt. As soon as my order gets in I will be !!!

  196. Veronika says

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    I would use them in a baby quilt. And cute houses!!!

  197. Renee G says

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    I would use these to make a border around some white blocks.

  198. Corrie Tollett says

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    I would try the houses like your blog- thank you for the chance!

  199. Corrie Tollett says

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    I follow on pinterest

  200. Swedish Scrapper says

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    I would use them as is and come up with a nice lap quilt to sew up quickly! Love your novel use of these for the houses.

  201. Swedish Scrapper says

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    I'm following on Bloglovin!

  202. wendy says

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    Love your little house quilt and would like to make one too. Thanks!

  203. Tamie says

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    I would love to try a half square rectangle quilt.

  204. Tamie says

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    I follow you on BL.

  205. Rosa says

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    Such a beautiful houses. First time I heard about Jolly Bars and would be fabulous play with them.I`ll do a runner bed or lap quilt.

  206. Rosa says

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    I follow via email.

  207. darlene macdonald says

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    We were watching Willy Wonka today and I immediately thought of Jolly Bars golden tickets. LOL Love the Persimmon cause of all the birds of course 🙂

  208. Jodi - usairdoll says

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    I love your houses! Your quilt is beautiful and I'd like to make my own neighborhood, hehe.

    Thank you for the super giveaway and a chance to win.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

  209. Jodi - usairdoll says

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    I follow you via BlogLovin.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

  210. Baa. xxx says

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    I would like to use them in either one of the patterns Fat Quarter have designed or your house pattern – which is so sweet. Thanks – great giveaway!

  211. Sandra Walker says

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    Hmm you said Wednesday (which is yesterday) the 28, (which is tomorrow) LOL so I'm taking a chance today and commenting! I'd make some kind of a cool stars quilt, or else that adorable heart quilt on Fat Quarter Shop's blog!

  212. Sonja Mclane says

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    What a great size for pre cuts, would work great for making 2.5 inch squares!!!!!!

  213. Sonja Mclane says

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    I would use them in s quilt love em!!!!!

  214. Beth says

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    cute. I have bought several trying to win that golden ticket. Not too lucky I guess. I have made one of the patterns included and now have found a few more on this tour.

  215. juliehallfeldhaus says

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    I would make a lap quilt for my mother in law:)

  216. Melissa Miller says

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    I tend to gravitate toward squares, so I may cut them in half for charms.

  217. Mokki says

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    I would make a nice lap quilt.

  218. Carolyn A says

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    I would make your Country Road quilt – I love the houses and the overall look of this lovely quilt! carolynarmstrong208(at)gmail(dot)com

  219. Anita says

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    I would put them in a brick design in a quilt. No cutting required! 🙂

  220. Anita says

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    I am following on Bloglovin.

  221. LKimmell says

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    I'd make baby quilts for Christmas gifts…..or lap quilts for our local VA nursing hospital….love your houses !!!

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