Giveaway over! The winner is #70 - Jessica. Have a great day!
hey man, check out my new Wheels....
Great new collection by My Mind's Eye from Riley Blake Designs.bicycles, motorbikes, van, traffic signs and much more...
Let's go driving... these are cool -- great browns and the red is combined with orange -- it really pops.
We've got fat quarters, fat eighths, charm squares and yardage on eBay and etsy.And some flannel...soft & mellow.
Today's giveaway is 4 fat quarters.Leave a comment about any kind of wheels.
Random drawing later tonight.
A comment about any kind of wheels? like the garage full of racing wheels for my hubby and my son's racing cars? Wheels for mud, slush, ice, dry asphalt, dry gravel, you name it, we have it!!! Thanks for the neat giveaway! I would love to have it for my 6 year old grandson who loves (you guessed it!) race cars!
ReplyDeleteOkay call me crazy, but what popped in my head were the wheels on my old roller skates..the kind that you put on with a key!!!! Thanks Corrie for the fast delivery on my patterns..love them. I put a link on my blog!
ReplyDeletewheels... about the most exciting ones in my life right now are my toddler and preschooler riding their tricycle and "bike" :-)
ReplyDeleteIm hungry this morning, so my first thought is of a wheel of cheese..you know those cut little hunks wrapped in red stuff you see at grocery stores and parties? yeah, its time for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteThe wheels on the bus go round and round.... Thanks for putting my name in. And getting this song stuck in my head for the day.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! The wheel is one of the most important inventions!
ReplyDeleteJust like DianeH I thought of the wheels on the bus go round and round....Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletei once drove my car so hard into a curb i popped the wheel. i was young...my dad was not thrilled. would love these fabrics! thanks for a chance.
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Oh, what adorable fabric! I'm thinking that flannel might need to become pajamas for my son. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy first set of wheels (of the motorized variety) was a Jeep Wrangler, and before they got kind of "nice" on the inside. It was a tin can on wheels with a giant stick shift. I learned how to drive it when I was 13, and worshipped it when I turned 16. I washed that thing once a week, like it was a Porsche or something.
What an adorable line of fabric. Really cute.
ReplyDeleteMy first set of wheels was a 1980 white Renault R5. I got it in 1995 and already back then it looked like a vintage car...
Darn, someone already said "the wheels on the bus go round and round"
ReplyDeleteMy mouse has a trackWHEEL that I use a LOT.
Thanks for a chance at this.
I love that fabric! My husband has a 1960 Austin Healey with wire wheels. He has had it for 30 years and restored it from a pile of pieces into a fun, beautiful car. I'm always glad that he knows how to fix things!
ReplyDeleteMy first set of wheels was a 1973 Dodge Coronet. It was big and ugly and I loved it.
ReplyDeleteLove that wheels fabric!
Wheels, eh? I not know what I could possibly say about wheels, other than that "The Wheel of Things" by Mollie Gillian is a great biography of Lucy Maud Montgomery!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
My dream car is a red covertible 1965 Mustang, tan leather interior. That is one cool set of wheels.
ReplyDeleteAny kind of wheels - the first thing that pops in my head is the green Vega that I bought one summer. I was working in a factory and saved my money to buy this car :) - it was so rusted out that you had to hold the hood up to look at the engine. It didn't have a radio (which made for a boring drive to work) and the color - what was I thinking.:) Happy memories though, it was mine! These fabrics are so cute - would love to win! Thanks for the chance! :)
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The first thing that popped into my head was my brother's first car, a 1967 or 68 red Road Runner with nice wheels! He loved that car!
ReplyDeleteHave a Blessed Day,
Diane
I <3 my wheels...orange vw beetle, if only parts and maintenance weren't so expensive. $250 a tire...ouch!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I don't know why but I thought of 'the oxcart' song I learned in primary one line is The wooden wheels creak as they roll along! I have boys so this could be great to win
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Cute fabric. I miss my bike.
ReplyDeleteHow about...the wheels are turning to figure out what I could do with 4 new fat quarters! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeletey son would love these fabrics because he loves everything with wheels and is a hotwheels collector. I think we have about a thousand of them!
ReplyDeleteI have raised two boys and know how important wheels are to kids. This fabric would make a delightful quilt and be loved by boys. I'd love to win the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWheels? That drive my husband to work and provide for our family. That my oldest drive he and our youngest to school. Wheels our middlest wants to drive but isn't mature or responsible enough to remember to change underwear. Wheels that take me to the quilt store. And the sewing machine repair store where my handWHEEL is being looked at!
ReplyDeleteWheels.
Our favorite set of wheels is our little yellow Pontiac Solstice--our toy now that our kids are grown!
ReplyDeleteOK, since no one else has taken the bait - my first thought was, Pinwheels! My quiltalong group (http://www.flickr.com/groups/oldredbarncoquiltalong2009/) is doing pinwheels next - fathis fabric would beg for a terrific punny quilt name like "spinning my wheels!"
ReplyDeleteAny kind of wheels... then I am going to talk about my daughter's bike. Eden loves her bike. And yesterday I had to pry her off of it for dinner and then it was dark when we were finished. She cried and cried! I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteLike so many said"The wheels of the bus go round and round" My granddaughter and I sing it a LOT!! The material looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWheels - my 7yo little people love wheels. He nearly got lost in Ikea because he was following a cart.
ReplyDeleteMy husband had an old bitten car when we met, and we used to drive together everywhere in that car. I loved it! thanks for the memories and the great giveaway!
ReplyDeletelast night, my 4 year old daughter and husband were playing with Legos and he made a run to his parents house to dig out his old Legos. Turns out his Legos (now he's 40 years old) were models and one of them being a tractor with big wheels. They both started putting it together last night. they didn't get very far but she's pretty content just pushing the body of the tractor around on the floor with its big wheels.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway chance!
These fabrics are great!! Wheels? Made me think of my boys riding their Big Wheels. They loved to make donuts and ride through any water they could find!
ReplyDeletemy current relationship with wheels is freezing my butt off waiting for the bus in the morning....so I need this fabric to turn that into something positive. :-)
ReplyDeleteWheels huh? Well, what pops into my head is that I need to get my tires rotated. How does the work for a comment on wheels?
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is really cute!
These fabrics are great!! Wheels? Made me think of my boys riding their Big Wheels. They loved to make donuts and ride through any water they could find!
ReplyDeleteHow about wheels that are spinning, spinning on the polished streets in our town after a 4 day storm. Oh and I simply can't forget {no matter how hard I try}, the pinwheel quilt that I just can't seem to stick with and finish. ARGH!!! I'm so frustrated with this one. However,
ReplyDeleteI'd love to relieve you of your wheels!
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Carolyn
My second child is getting her license in 2 weeks. After that I'll probably never have my own wheels again.
ReplyDeletei should put snow tires on my wheels! :) those fabrics are adorable!
ReplyDeleteHow about how I need snow tires (their a wheel, kinda) today really bad?
ReplyDeleteThose would be so adorable to make a boy quilt out of.
That fabric is just adorable! I just saw an idea the other day of what to make with that so that my little guy could use his hot wheels on it..
ReplyDeleteWheels, huh? I bought myself a Wii with the Wii Fit Plus for my birthday, and my favorite thing so far is the skateboard arena game. I would never step on a real skateboard to save my life, I'd be one of those people with brain damage they use to scare kids off extreme sports, but on the Wii it's a little more basic and I am not terrible! :P
ReplyDeleteHot Wheels are my kids favorite :) They may use this before I can grab it as "tracks" :)
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After 38 years of marriage I finally got my dream wheels. A VW bug convertible TURBO!! Now I realize it's too small and I can't fit the grandkids in it and I can't git all the sewing stuff in it for retreat...SO NOW, I want my SUV back.LOL
ReplyDeleteTheses wheels will be perfect for the little men in my life, my two grandsons. But, this grama is dreaming about warm, bug-free days when we can jump on the Harley and let the wind blow through my hair!
ReplyDeleteVery cool fabric collection. Wheels get you where you need to go, from strollers to bicycles to cars to wheelchairs. We are a "wheeling" society!
ReplyDeleteSpent a lot of time looking for the racecar "Nancy" (I think that was the name) of the "Cars" cartoon show. My three year old grandson is a big fan.
ReplyDeleteIn a unit teaching simple machines, I thought it would be fun to let the kids drive small cars through paint and make the covers for their little books. OH MY! What a mess. I underestimated how much vigor little boys put into driving little cars. Paint everywhere! I love this give away! Adorable.
ReplyDeleteYou know how sometimes people say that the wheels in your brain are turning when you are thinking of some great idea? Well it seems like lately my brain wheels are all flat. Creativity is at an all time low right now. But thanks for the the cute wheel giveaway.
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Oh, my son loves anything with wheels! And he'd adore this fabric. Thanks for a great give-away.
ReplyDeleteWheels, hmm. Well, my daughter can't wait for warmer weather so she can learn to ride her new pink bike without the training wheels. :-) Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is taking our wheels back to the shop today, after the damage a bunny caused under the hood! Baby and I are stuck at home. :)
ReplyDeleteBUT -- I've been waiting for this fabric line! The son's getting a new quilt! :)
My sister made a wooden checker board and used wooden car wheels for the checkers. It was so cute. I have been thinking of making a quilted checker board and using the wheels for my checkers.
ReplyDeleteNice wheels! I actually got a "new set of wheels" last month, but I would love some fabric wheels too! I really love that orange print.
ReplyDeleteWe just had to buy new wheels (actually tires) for the car. Your wheels will be a much better addition to my home.
ReplyDeleteWhen I think of wheels, I think of my first ones...my first car, that is! It was my senior year in college (yes, this shows my age...nowadays most kids have one by the time they're 16)...and it was a 1972 Ford Mustang Fastback. I thought I was really cool. The uncool part was that it was always in the shop.
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are really cute!
My wheels are spinning with ideas for this cute fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy husband took my set of of wheels to take my daughter skiing. I can't complain, I love that he does things like this, but dang it, I like my wheels better than his. LOL!
ReplyDeleteWow... these are really YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteThe only wheels I can manage are bicycle wheels. Never ever droven a car, motorbike, truck or any other kind of motor vehicle. And I'm sort of proud of it :-)
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Ok. Wheels. That brings to mind my first car, a used Pontiac convertible that my Dad gave me. Man, how I loved that car. It was big and got really lousy gas mileage. This was back in my college days and I could fill the tank for $10, and I thought that was outrageous!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics! Wheels still brings to mind the accident my husband was in last Thursday night. As he spun around 180 degrees, he saw a wheel go rolling by and thought the guy had knocked his spare off his truck. As he soon discovered, it was not his spare but his rear drivers side wheel! Needless to say, MiMi truck as we affectionately called her, has been totaled and will be sorely missed. Since my son will never get to drive MiMi, maybe I can win and make him a quilt instead. He'll be 8 next Saturday!
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We're a family of 9 with one set of automobile wheels. My 2 year old loves anything with wheels. Those are my "wheely" thoughts this morning.
ReplyDeleteMy 3 year old would love this fabric! When he sees cars or trucks on fabric he always asks me if I can take them off for him to play with! :) He's got lots of wheels at home, log truck wheels, train wheels, truck wheels, car wheels and on and on!
ReplyDeletehmscott@charter.net
That is the cutest fabric. All kinds of quilt designs are dancing in my head!
ReplyDeleteWell, the wheels (more like the tires, but it is what came to mind!) really really really need to be replaced on my car! But this awesomely cute fabric would make me feel much better about it :)
ReplyDeletemy first set of wheels was a 1960s(can't remember exactly what year) Studebaker Lark. that thing was a tank. i really regret selling it, my boys would have loved it
ReplyDeletegreat fabrics!
I just picked up my "wheels" from the body shop. It's nice to have my vehicle back to normal after it was hit in the parking lot!
ReplyDeleteWheels, wheels... they are round and make vehicles move forward or backward.
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway... adorably fun fabric!!
My son is going rollar skating for the first time today and he says that rollar skates are like having cars on your feet! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would love this fabric for my nephew!!! He loves all kinds of wheels!
ReplyDeleteOh, there are so few great fabrics little boys. My six month old, James, has his first set of wheels . . . it's a little blue car with plastic balls int he top that pop when it rolls.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! I wheely wheely like all of them! ;)
ReplyDeleteYour fabric "wheels" are much more fun than my current wheels, that's for sure. (But I shouldn't complain...at least they're reliable wheels.) Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThe Wheels on the bus go round and round....round and round...round and round. The Wheels on the bus go round and round....all through the town!
ReplyDeleteFinally some cool boy fabric!!! As for wheels....the wheels of my car going to swimming, skating, skiing, playgroup, and in the summer tack on soccer & t-ball!! What would we do without wheels?!?
ReplyDeleteWell, I was thinking about Hot Wheels cars when you said write about any kind of wheels. My son, who is now almost 30, used to love them and had quite a collection. I have been saving them all these years so that his two little boys can play with them when they are old enough. One of them is almost ready. Can't wait to give them to him! I adore that fabric by the way! Thanks for the chance.
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The first thought was the wheels on the bus song....ahhh if i only ever had grown up songs in my head!! No, actually i love the kids songs that my kids like, who am i kidding?
ReplyDeleteWow, this is SOO cute! And I love the colors! My favorite wheels are the ones on my adorable Yaris!
ReplyDeleteHere's a funny one..
ReplyDeleteI've been given two cars by my parents in the last 3 years and I still don't have my driver's licence...i'll be 23 in march!
p.s. i do not drive said cars...my hubby does!
I always wanted Cragar wheels on my first car - a red Nova. I wanted it jacked up in the back. That car could fly! Never got the wheels and never jacked it up. Sigh...
ReplyDeleteA comment about wheels?, what about the wheels of the car of my house?, it's a sidekick, the wheels are strong, well I'd preffer the wheels of a Hummer instead!, lol
ReplyDeleteWould love to give that fabric a wheel around my sewing machine :)!
ReplyDeleteCute fabric! I am wishing for a new set of wheels. I am tired of replacing parts!
ReplyDeleteFabric for boys is hard to find... THIS is perfect. I would love to win.
ReplyDeleteWhen I think of wheels I think of my husband's motorcycle that got stolen. I was sad for him, but secretly glad because I was a so nervous anytime he rode it. Now he wants another one and I am putting my foot down. Maybe he would like a wheels blanket instead! Ha ha.jdouglaslarsen(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteMy first wheels were purple - a bike my folks bought me at a rummage sale. I loved that bike.
ReplyDeletehow about the wheels in my brain are spinning with the quilt possibilities!
ReplyDeleteWheels. My 42 year old husband loves his wheels and is constantly changing them or letting me know of his plan for his next set. My 2 year old daughter loves Daddy's red car (his golf GTI) but hasn't been allowed in his bmw and as for Mummy's Mini van the only thing it's good for is watching Barney or Ariel in it.
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid of wheels... I need friction! I like slow, controlled movement. BUt the fabric is awesome.
ReplyDeleteMy kids are hanging over my shoulder, shouting "slug bug"! This is their kind of fabric!
ReplyDeletethe wheels in my head keep spinning and spinning, but I'm getting NOWHERE!! :o)
ReplyDeleteWheels... I'm reminded of every HOOP-T-Piece my family has ever owned. The brown stationwagon with wood-paneling, the VW Rabbit (that amazingly fit all 10 of us in it on the way to church- we looked like CLOWNS getting out of it), the Bullet (affectionately named because it ran into a MOOSE and killed it- on the way home from Girl's Camp, no less, with 8 girls in tow), the Grocery Getter (another black station wagon), the Holy Roller (the name given to the mini van in which kids were not allowed to swear), and Piso (the 15 passenger PISO-Junk that became our latest "daily slice of humble pie")... yes, wheels. I'm grateful for them all. :o) Without them I wouldn't have gotten everywhere I needed to be. Although if I could have wished for one thing different it would have to be HEAT in the Bullet at -40F. Yep, we've had some great wheels.
I'm thinking about airplane landing wheels...my son is in Idaho on a job (his first ever commercial flight), and I'm looking forward to him coming back home! I'd love to win your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteJust the other night I was thinking about the Wheel of Fortune and whether they ever re-use puzzles.
ReplyDeleteWheels, wheels, and more wheels! That's all my boys play with. My daughter even gets into the game with her Littlest Pet Shop toys. They ride around her brother's How Wheels. Love the fabrics, and I love your site!
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Doesn't Riley Blake make the best boy lines?! I would love to use this for a floor quilt for our little guy to play with all his little wheeled toys on!
ReplyDeleteThose colors are amazing...LOVE IT! 'Wheels on the bus go round & round...' it's a popular song in our house right now.
ReplyDeleteMy current mode of transportation has two wheels. It only costs about $2 to fill the tank and is super fun to ride. It's a Honda Metropolitan scooter!
ReplyDeleteWhen my husband and I started dating his wheels were a 1978 Buick Regal, fixed up. Now we drive a mini-van.
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are so nice for little boys.
So cute! My wheels just got fixed up. I had the front wheel bearings replaced, then one of them busted, so it had to get fixed again! Good thing the shop covered that expense.
ReplyDeleteRiley Blake 'stuff' is so great! I can't turn the wheel on my sewing machine ...anymore...because...I have a brand new machine! yeah (the kind you don't turn the wheel)Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWheels? My main wheels are the bus which I take to work each day. I do have a car which we save for our frequent trips to see our families! Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI haven't used a tracing wheel for a long long time but I still have it! Remember the rotary wheel with little bumps that you used with tracing paper to mark darts and everything else on fabric for sewing garments? My tracing wheel is PINK.
ReplyDeleteBeing a school bus driver for the past 20 years, I guess the wheels on my bus go round and round! Thanks for your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh I think of my hubby's 71' El Camino. When I think of wheels! Hope I win!
ReplyDeleteWhen I think "wheels", I start hearing the song "the wheels on the bus go round and round . . ." in my head. I have two young kids and its a favorite in our house.
ReplyDeleteThe wheels on my van go round and round, round & round. The wheels on my van go round & round all the way to the quilt shop.
ReplyDeleteSorry thats what popped into my brain.
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Wheels....I think of my double stroller that I use practically everyday to push around my twin boys in. I love these fabrics! It's hard to find cute boys fabrics!
ReplyDeleteMy little grandson is just now finding out what wheels are all about! He loves to play with his little cars on the floor with his daddy! And he loves to ride on his toys that have wheels! He's so cute, he's completely stolen my heart!
ReplyDeleteCute fabric! I have a tub of hotwheels that we have been collecting through the generations. I love to see how the cars have changed over the years :)
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