I found this really great Lilly Pulitzer "cheater" fabric. Each square has the bright and happy prints that Lilly Pulitzer is famous for, and each is 4 inches. There are quite a few different designs in each fabric repeat. But I only need one of each. So....something to give away.
Does anyone want these? Are you making hexies too? If not, what other ideas do you have for this fabric?
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I would love this fabric! I am looking to start making hexagons, this would be the perfect fabric!
ReplyDeleteI have not seen this cheater print - it's gorgeous! Great idea to use it for your hexagon project. I've been dying to get on the hexagon bandwagon, so this would be a perfect start.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this fabric and try ;my hand at the hexies!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried hexies yet but have seen so much about them this may be an easy way to try them.
ReplyDeletelbroadstreet@tds.net
Great fabric! I have not tried the hexies...may be time to try!
ReplyDeleteblessed.mama4 at yahoo dot com
Cheater fabric, what a great idea for hexies!
ReplyDeleteoh, how pretty. I'm making tumbliing blocks for my daughter's college quilt. Only two years to go :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use cheater cloth for hexies...and what great cheater cloth!
ReplyDeleteOhhow pretty they are. I love that.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful prints!!
ReplyDeleteI'm collecting fabric scraps for name pillows for my girls beds, and a picnic quilt - I was thinking of trying a raw-edge circle pattern.
Great idea! Love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteIf I won, I would give the hexies a try!
ReplyDeleteLove the cheater print, I'm doing a hexi charm too.
ReplyDeleteI havent tried the hexies yet, but this might be the motivation I need!
ReplyDeleteLove this colorful fabric!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric! I really want to try hexiew - but I am scared :O
ReplyDeleteI am making some hexagons! What a cool fabric and great giveaway, thanks!
ReplyDeleteMaybe a feature block in the center of a quilt as a rectangle block.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm a hexie maker and would love to turn these into a pillow. Kathie L in Allentown
ReplyDeleteI love this fabric! I am making a quilt for a new baby girl and it would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried hexies but I love the colors in this fabric!
ReplyDeleteI would love the cheater print! I have yet to jump on the hexi bandwagon as I am still collecting fabrics. I have been cutting squares in anticipation though!
ReplyDeletei would love these for my hexie quilt! thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would love some of this for hexagons!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute fabric! I have some patchwork projects I would love to use it with.
ReplyDeleteso pretty!!!
ReplyDeletethanks alot!
ilovethe fabric!
What awesome fabric! I love the bright colors!
ReplyDeletethese are so pretty. i want to make fake patchwork table runners with them.
ReplyDeleteI would love to use these colorful squares to decorate a tote. Maybe even as hexies,
ReplyDeleteI am making a hexagon quilt using the plastic templates and could use fabric in various prints. But actually I have found a Christian coffee house/restaurant in my area. A friend saw me working on my quilt there and wants to learn how to do this. I'm going to show her the paper template way and this would be a good start for her. BTW, I'm Allison's mom, Ben's mother in law and Clark's grandma!
ReplyDeleteOh I could use these I love making hexagons. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThis could give me a push to learn to make hexagons. I would make some hexagons from my scraps that match in size/colors the cheater cloth. Then, would mix the larger uncut sections of the cheater cloth with those hexies. That way can get the best of both worlds!
ReplyDeleteyeah I have been known to cheat and having this fabric would be the kind of cheating I like to do! What a great head start on a new project!
ReplyDeleteOh my I would love to win this fabric ...thank you for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a bag out of it! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteYoure right, that is a fun fabric. If I were to win I would give hexies a try. I have been a bit nervous about messing it up but thats how you learn right?
ReplyDeleteLindsay.forgette(at)gmail(dot)com
Oooo... those are awesome colors in that fabric. I love the idea that I could make an entire hexagon project out of one piece of fabric. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple and genius idea. I've never been much for panels or cheater cloths but I would love to try cutting them up to use as hexagons.
ReplyDeleteworkin on my first set of hexie's...that fabric would be wonderful!!!!
ReplyDeleteoo, i don't know if i'm patient enough for hexis so if i had the fabric i would probably do a flying geese quilt with white, i've been dying to start one
ReplyDeleteI just learned how to make hexies from my quilt guild (P'land Modern) and would love to make hexies from this! I am finding all my scraps to make hexies with are strange things from projects I have made for my 3 year old daughter...translation = pink, princesses, sesame street, and more pink! So something a little more um, not pink, would be great!
ReplyDeleteAwesome fabric! And how perfect for hexagons?!?
ReplyDeleteVery cute - I have not made any hexagons but I would love to try some!
ReplyDeletecolleen
butler83ataoldtocom
I haven't tried Hexies but am big on charm quilts.. these fabrics would look great.
ReplyDeletethanks for a chance
jleibfried@aol.com
I'd love the fabric for hexies and fussy cutting!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what I would make out of those... but I DO know that I LOVE the colors! I'm sure I could think of something.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a cheater print and the colours are gorgeous. Not sure what I would make... but it would be fun. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteGotta be honest - I'd make a handbag with it...
ReplyDeleterenaemd(at)gmail(dot)com
Oooo so pretty! I hadn't seen this cheater fabric before.
ReplyDeleteMade hexagons way back ... they were so difficult. This cheater fabric would be such fun and so much easier. Do pick me. Here is London we do not have such a choice. PS Love the blog.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try hexagons with this fabric. My almost 3 year old son has turned it up a notch, so I'm needing more "portable" crafts.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great print! I too am addicted to making hexies. I'm also working on a charm quilt, but need lots more fabrics as I don't have enough in my stash. :) Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletethis would definitely be a welcome addition to my hexie quilt. thanks for sharing the love! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric! I haven't given hexagons a shot yet, but am definitely planning on trying!
ReplyDeleteChrismiss10ataoldotcom
I love it! Pick me!
ReplyDeleteI've been doing hexies so long that I'm not sure I can honestly say I'm still working on it - the poor project has been neglected for at least a year. However, I love this fabric, and I make lots of scrap quilts with all different fabric squares, so some bright Lilly prints would work very nicely. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOhhh I would love this fabric!!! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThat is so incredibly pretty! I would use this fabric to make the cutest girlie-girl aprons.
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