
Well, almost. We have our Reunion quilts finished, photographed and have our pattern covers designed. The only thing we are missing is our Reunion Tote Bag pattern (not named yet) because we haven't received the canvas that goes with the collection. But at least we have the quilts done!




We are going to try something new this time. We are always asked "are you going to have kits for those patterns?" And our reply is usually, um... I don't know. We then get the fabric, sell some of it, cut most of it into kits for the Label Crew, then just hoard the rest- thinking that someday we will absolutely need it! But we never seem to get the quilt kits cut.
But this time, we are going to offer the kits. There is a little catch- you have to preorder if you want one. That way, we know when the fabric comes in how much we need for the kits. One more catch- we have to put our fabric order in at Quilt Market next week, so we need to know how much to order. Which basically means, if you want one, you have a week to order it on our Etsy site. If you do that, you are assured of getting the kit you want, with the exact fabric as in the sample. If you don't order within the next week, we may have some left after the fabric gets here, but we can't guarantee it. The last catch- the fabric doesn't arrive until January, so you will have to wait until then to actually get the kit.
Okay, so now that I have explained that, we can do something fun. We are giving away the complete set of Reunion patterns to one lucky winner. Just leave us a comment and let us know which pattern is your favorite.
Our favorite? That's an easy one. We all three have the same favorite. Which means when it comes time to divide up the quilts and take them home, two of us are going to leave with a broken heart. We all love Zig Zag (such a creative name- we obviously had a serious case of naming block that day). I am staring at that quilt right now as I am typing. I love you Zig Zag. Someday you will be coming home with me. Or not. I'll let you know.

My mom's favorite should be Heartstrings. She had so much fun putting the bunting on all those hearts.

Well, she wouldn't exactly call if "fun". But they sure are cute!
We will choose a winner next week. Have a great weekend!
I was a 4-H kid and really learned alot from it. Then when my children were 4-H age they also participated. It just seems to me that the fair and 4-H go hand in hand. So I really enjoy the young kids projects and all the creativity that I see in young people. Loved reading all the different designers takes on the fair. Each brought back many memories. Love your towel project. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
Cynthia who wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the towel pattern.
Thought the sheep and goat pattern would have been fun. :-)
My father was an ag major at Penn State many years ago and they had to show an animal each year. One year was pigs. His was doing well while it was being shown, until it fainted! Pigs have problems with heat. LOL!!!
and Mary who wrote:
I love the carrot cake competition at our fair... entries come from adults and lots of school children.. there are dozens of entries which is wonderful for a small country town.
If you are a winner email us info@sweetwaterscrapbook.com with your mailing addresss and we will send some precuts your way!
NOW THE BAD NEWS
Do you remember the project from our label crew -
It still is going to be the project this month but it is going to be a little bit later than usual. We are waiting on the labels and should have them in our hot little hands soon! Thanks for your patience!
ENJOY YOUR DAY!!