A winner - a winner is Happy Cottage Quilter!
She has won a charm pack of Collections for a Cause - Mill Book Series 1835.
I'm not a big fan of that era in fabrics, but this group is very appealing to me. Fancy that. I hope Jocelyn enjoys this little treat. It comes with two pieces of Collection - Historical Blenders - that we just got in. So they went out in the mail today!
Now you may be asking yourself " Why in the world would she leave a trash can sitting right in the middle of the walkway? And doesn't she ever put up all those bolts sitting around on the floor?" Well! there's a reason for the trashcan, as a matter of fact there are at least 23 others of the same ilk sitting around the shop last Saturday! And if you'd like to win a packet of new fabrics, just in the door and the new smell still on them, leave a comment: The million dollar question is :(where is that drumroll when you need it?) The question is WHY is that trashcan sitting in the middle of the walkway?
A winner will be pulled from the hat on Sunday, June 28th at 12:00 noon Mountain time. And if you need a hint, pop on over to Granma's Charms where you can even see some of the new fabrics just in.
See you soon!
It's to catch the rain. Sounds like it was a heck of a storm!
ReplyDeleteRain, rain go away, come again another day. When the roof is fixed :-) Hope no fabric was hurt during this storm.
ReplyDeleteI am also going with rain!
ReplyDeleteToo much rain and not enough material to soak it up?? I am happy to look after any water damaged fabric for you (I just can't afford to pay for the postage!!)
ReplyDeleteCatching the rain coming through the roof. Been there & done that, though with fewer than 23 catch-pots. After what seems like 40 days & 40 nights of gully-washers here in NC, we're having a few days of no rain. Thanks for the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteBecause the rain.Here is a hottest day.Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteOOh Raincatchers, I have the opposite problem in my conservatory. We had a downpour last night and the ground is so dry the water just ran like a river and broached the damp course, I now have puddles. Luckily I also have a mop and bucket!
ReplyDeleteRef a comment from Mhairi I would be happy to buy water damaged fabric and pay shipping to the UK.
I heard from Granma those garbage can can catch a lot of rain! Just saying ...
ReplyDeleteRain rain rain, oh no! I'm glad there wasn't too much fabric damage and the car dried out. Thanks for another great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOh no! If your roof is now a sieve, I'm afraid to think what will happen to your gorgeous fabrics! I hope you were able to clear them out of the way in time! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteAll fabric comes pre washed by the rain! YIKES!
ReplyDeleteThe general opinion seems to be to catch the rain so I'm going with that but here in the UK we're still waiting for some!!
ReplyDeleteTo throw away bits of fabric as your cutting out fabric for quilt.
ReplyDeleteBecause there was a leaky roof and you were catching drips.
ReplyDeleteRain.....ceiling is leaking... :(
ReplyDeleteIt's raining and the roof is leaking. What a fun giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing you had a leaky roof.
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HI! TRASH CANS ARE FOR RAIN DROPS,MAYBE A LEAKY ROOF.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR YOUR BLOG+GIVEAWAY!
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My guess is to catch the rain drips from your ceiling ?
ReplyDeleteIt's catching rain, rain, rain & we have seen a ton of it, too. It came in under my air conditioner a few days ago, a torrential downpour and water rolled across my hard wood floors! Easily mopped up but thank goodness it wasn't in the middle of the night because it would have sit there all night. Love your giveaway!! So much fun. :)
ReplyDeleteTo catch the rain, time for a new roof.
ReplyDeleteI think the trash cans are there to collect all the wrapping from the luscious bolts of fabric you are getting ready to display. So much fun! I love stocking my shelves with products!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope it wasn't because you had a leaky roof! Leaky roof and fabric bolts aren't a happy combination. :)
ReplyDeleteTrash cans are there to catch the rain from a leaky roof.
ReplyDeleteI'm also going with the leaky roof. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLeaks would be my guess. Now way she is throwing all that fabric away.
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DeleteI would assume to catch rain from a leaky roof or ceiling...All this rain is playing havoc on everything.... Oh dear leaks aren't good around fabric are they...conn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing your roof is leaking...hope it dries out soon.
ReplyDeleteIt is what I was afraid it was... leaky roof. Sorry for the puddles, but glad your area got some much-needed rain.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing its raining inside! Pass out umbrellas as folks walk in!
ReplyDeleteWater, rain, liquid sunshine, all three, hehe. How wonderful that you had 23 garbage cans! Hoping all is dry now. Would love some beautiful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
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Gosh you must have had a lot of rain to need so many trash cans to catch it. Hope all is dry again and that you won't need the trash cans to catch more.
ReplyDeleteLeaky roof? Oh my! Don't get the good fabric wet!
ReplyDeleteRain leaks from the ceiling!! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness,rain in a room with that much fabric could spell disaster. Hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteUtt oh! I hope the roof didn't leak! I'm guessing the trashcans are to catch water! yoyopattycakes@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI am thinking you have a leak in the roof. Hopefully all of that beautiful fabric is ok.
ReplyDeleteMust have a leaky roof after a rainstorm. Not a pretty sight when fabric is involved.
ReplyDeleteTo catch rain water
ReplyDeleteLooks like a leak.....hope you caught it before there was damage.
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