Update: Congrats to Tamie #124!!
third pick was a charm. be sure to leave me a way to contact you.
wish we had some pumpkins this year. those 2 tiny ones you see in the picture are about it. sad.
Orange you glad it's Thursday??
Highlighting our new orange mini jelly roll & charm packs
The 5" squares charm pack has 18 different oranges,
you receive 2 of each print -- total of 36 squares.
The mini jelly roll has 18 strips.
Today's giveaway will be
an orange charm pack or
2 half yards of any normal fabric with orange in it.
(subject to my final approval :-)
To enter the drawing,
leave a comment about pumpkins.
Random drawing later tonight.
Ooooh! LOVE the orange! Love the orange squishy insides scooped out of pumpkins. Love the giggles of children picking seeds from the pumpkin pulp. Love the flicker of candlelight from inside the jack-o-lanterns lining my driveway!!!!
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canadiankristin@gmail.com
Pumpkins, a staple of fall, halloween & thanksgiving!
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Ooo count me in. I didn't use to but I am really liking orange at the moment. Pumpkins hmm... Well when I was three and we lived in America, my mum dressed me up as a pumpkin for Halloween!! In the photos, all the other children, or girls should I say, are princesses, witches or ghosts and there I am in the middle, a bright orange pumpkin with my matching pumpkin basket...how embarassing!
ReplyDeleteVery cool giveaway! I love roast pumpkin, have never tried pumpkin pie or anything like that but it is on my "want to try" list!
ReplyDeletecan i just say that since my birthday was the 4th of this month, fall, halloween and the state fair (which my hometown has the week of my bday) all make me happy. so when i see pumpkins they just make me happy! i used to have a coffee mug that was a pumpkin...hmmm..i wonder what happened to that? anyway...i would love something orange! thanks
ReplyDeletePumpkin reminds me of pie with a taste of cinnamon which leads me to the crisp air and the falling leaves, walking to school or the weekly mobile library on Wednesday. That was ages ago and half a world away. Wish I am there now or at least we get a cooler weather here (and I don't mean rain).
ReplyDeleteI love orange and am just about to use it in a quilt for the first time. The only thing I've done with pumpkin so to make decorations at Halloween I have never tasted it :o
ReplyDeletePumpkins are edible monsters that taste good roasted, blended in soup or cut up in curries. They can be tiny or huge and make great decorations. They can be many colours on the outside but he best thing about Pumpkins is that they are orange in the middle and we love orange.
ReplyDeleteHi there, Just love the orange, perfect for me as I declared 2010 the year of orange. No winter weekend is complete without a delicious creamy bowl of pumkin soup topped with a little cracked pepper and a chunk of sourdough...heaven.
ReplyDeleteI don't like carving pumpkins. They are slimy and yuck! But I love pumpkin pie, cookies, and all other things pumpkin. :)
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins in their natural state much better than with faces carved in them. Cleaning out the "guts", which is usually mom's job just gives me the heeby jeebies!
ReplyDeleteMmmm pumpkin and cinnamon muffins ... yummy scrummy. And doubly love pumpkins cos love the colour orange - that's the colour of my kitchen. CIao MGButler@xtra.co.nz
ReplyDeletePumkins - Fall is in the air! Time to bake yummy pumpkin treats - harvest loaf (or mini-muffins) scones and more! Mix up a batch of pumpkin butter. Mmmmmmm. And have the once a year treat after carving a jack0lantern...the roasted toasted pumpkin seeds. becsbags@me.com
ReplyDeleteOHHHH pick me, you know I am doing up the orange slice...I may need more orange lol..Sew let me see what can I say about pumpkins...Well just yesterday I purchased some pie pumpkins, roasted them and made real pumpkin for pumpkin pies...from scratch sew there...lol...
ReplyDeleteOrange you glad you asked lol..blessings..ps. great giveaway..it is orange...yes ..madame samm
Beautiful fabrics! I love pumpkin pie!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics...please count me in. Interesting fact about Pumpkins in the UK. When I moved here 10 years ago it would cost about £4 for a carving pumpkin...then every year since then they have been coming down in price as Halloween gets more and more popular every year. I think I paid £1 for one last year.
ReplyDeleteLovely orange fabric!! Umm pumpkins.....well, when I met my husband he wouldn't touch pumpkin with a stick let alone eat it, traumatic childhood- 'stay at the table till you finish your pumpkin!' - but I slowly reintroduced him to it and now he loves it - how could you not with it being such a nice colour!!
ReplyDeletePumpkins are great and when they are ready to pick you know it is fall! The best time of the year.
ReplyDeleteIt would not be Thanksgiving without the pumpkin pie with whipped cream :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love orange and the pumpkins!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI bouhgt more pumpkins to decorate my house .... and the Autumn means ORANGE AND PUMPKINS .... AND HALLOWEEENNNNNNNNNNN .... my favourite seasonssssssssssss.
Orange sounds fun..It's not a fall without orange. I love the orange maple trees right now...simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love all warm tones but orange is my favorite color.
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins, too. The most popular recipe in our family is pumpkin soup with a lot of ginger and curry.
Best wishes from germany
Gaby
ive seen a tutorial on blog land where it shows you how to decoupage your pumpkins with fabric. i LOVE this idea. so much friendly don't you think? let alone no KNIFE-Y activity with your young children!! might be on our agenda for the month! thanks for a chance, there is never enough orange in my stash!
ReplyDeleteI love to see pumpkins all orange and pretty. But I don't really like eating pumpkin. That is a shame because I love a good jack o'lantern.
ReplyDeleteI love to carve my pumpkins each year but the best part is the pumpkin bread I make for my hubby...he just drools over it! I've been using alot of orange in my projects lately so it would be nice to replenish a bit. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins to decorate with and pumpkin desserts!
ReplyDeleteI make a yummy pumpkin bread with cranberries. It doesn't last long, and there are only two of us at home! I make it all year! Love the orange and thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteYAY! :) PUMPKIN - a term I use constantly to describe my littlest one. thx for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe live down the road from a pumpkin farm, and I know summer is officially over when they open!
ReplyDeleteI adore carving pumpkins, it's quite the event around here. Very elaborate pumpkins next to "normal" funny ones but all fun!
ReplyDeletePumpkins get eaten by deer! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI ♥♥ pumpkins and buy a pumpkin for each child to carve every year!
ReplyDeleteI love the orange! and pumpkin seeds lol
ReplyDeleteI have been on a roll lately, making lots of pumpkin cake. Love it, and love the orange fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy son's favorite color! Some of my favorite art projects when I taught elementary art involved pumpkins. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love orange and everyone I tell that to looks at me like I've lost my mind. But reading these comments, it seems I'm not alone in my love. Yay! About pumpkins... This past weekend, on the way to my parents' house, I drove by a pumpkin patch that had never been there before. I wanted to stop, but the store managing the pumpkin sales from the patch wasn't open. But if I had, I would have bought them, brought them home and started carving and then remembered how much WORK is involved in carving a pumpkin. I do this almost every year. You'd think I'd learn... Thanks for a chance to win some orange fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter made the best pumpkin bread the other day. It has to be the best thing about pumpkins.
ReplyDeletethis would be an awesome win for me as I've been collecting oranges for a pink, yellow and orange quilt for a while!
ReplyDeletemy two favorite pumpkin stories are:
my Grandpa used to grow prize winning pumpkins. one year, he brought his winner down for us to sit on on our front step. I think it weighed about 300lbs. it was ginormous!
the other is a video of a drunk squirrel my husband emailed me. the squirrel had eaten fermented pumpkin and couldn't even climb a tree. it ended up just falling backwards every time it tried.
thanks for every week, making me smile and giving me the chance to win yumminess!
Pumpkin pumpkin sat on a wall,
ReplyDeletePumpkin pumpkin had a great fall.
Allspice,cinnamon...and a little clove too..
Made it into a great pie, for me and for you!
nsue21702 at gmail dot com
Roasted pumpkin seeds are the best! I love the ideas on your blog.
ReplyDeleteawesome giveaway. We just got our pumpkins and my daughters says good morning and good night to them everyday. So cute :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful oranges. I have a fairly large pmkin to carve for Halloween. We keep & roast the seeds & they are delicious.
ReplyDeletegevin13{at}gmail{dot}com
I love pumpkins! I love pumpkin bread and pumpkin choc chip cookies! I help at our church's pumpkin patch every year and love rolling them around and watching people pick out their pumpkins and taking their family photo in the middle of them. October is pumpkin month and my birthday so maybe that's why I am so fond of them. They are just so cute!
ReplyDeleteI always use pumpkin when I make soup but have yet to try a pumpkin pie; I'll make one soon, I'm sure it's delicious - though my chocolate-lovers kids will probably refuse to try it :(
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway; would love to win the orange charm pack.
ap_lemos at yahoo dot com
oh...I LOVE orange...it's my favorite...right up there with yellow...
ReplyDeleteI don't have any pumpkins yet...and better get going before they are all picked over...
I love these charm squares! Just fyi to all you new pumpkin-buyers out there--just remember not to leave them on a cement floor in your garage until you use them. Squish city.
ReplyDeleteI remember when I was about 7yrs, someone came and stole our pumpkins from our front porch while we were right inside the house! My Mom wanted to use them for pumpkin pie! My sisters and I cried all night!
ReplyDeleteWe never did carve them after that!
I love my fall pumpkin table runner so much, that I wish I could keep it out year-round. I also love baking pumpkin bars with cream cheese frosting....YUM! dsb448@att.net
ReplyDeleteI love to take my girls out to shop for pumpkins at the pumpkin patch. They take their time to find the right one. One year they carved Veggie Tale faces in them. That was the best!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win! I am going to make some orange coasters!
ReplyDeleteI like pumpkins in cake! Grated in they make a great juicy chocolate cake
ReplyDeleteI'm hopeless at carving pumpkins. Plus they always turn out happy looking even when I set out to make scary ones. Must say something about my personality. So I make the goofy pumpkin and my husband does the scary one.
ReplyDeleteWhen we still had kids in the house we always carved pumpkins. No we don't even get trick or treaters. Still, would love some orange fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love all the oranges! It's just a reminder that I need to get working on my chocolate chip PUMPKIN cookies!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow pumpkins! We love pumpkin pie, pumpkin cake, and muffins. We don't carve pumpkins down here in the south cause they don't last. But the ones from Michael's or JoAnn's work great!
ReplyDeleteI think this might be my week to win since I LOVE orange so much!!! I love to see pumpkins sitting down my front porch steps beside bright yellow mums. So colorful!
ReplyDeleteI love to make pumpkin bread!! I really like the new orange charm packs also. :)
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins and I love pumpkin spice! thank you
ReplyDeleteA lovely giveaway thank you-I love orange and I love pumpkins too. I have a fresh pie pumpkin here that needs to get cooked up and then canned. will make an awesome pumpkin pie or pumpkin bread
ReplyDeletePumpkin seeds toasted...yum!!!
ReplyDeleteI am loving all of the oranges!
Pumpkins, round and orange, prickly stems that make good noses, cut out a face, pop in a candle and say hello to Jack-o-lantern!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
MGM
I look forward to Christmastime when I make pumpkin rolls like crazy and give them to all my neigbors. It's harder to come by fresh pumpkins after Thanksgiving, but it can still be done.
ReplyDeletePumpkins are orange
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I'd love to win this giveaway...
... and so do you!!
:-)
contact:librosfera(at)gmail(dot)com
What's not to love about pumpkins? Carving pumpkins with kids...awesome. And then there are pumpkin goodies like pumpkin pie, pumpkin bars and the awesomely delicious pumpkin pie blizzard at the Dairy Queen! Orange you glad I made you think of the DQ?
ReplyDeleteLove the look of carved pumpkins that sat outside during a frosty night. But, I sure don't like to touch them... too slimy
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I would be thrilled to win! And I've posted about 'clay' pumpkins two days in a row! They are tiny and cute to decorate with! I love them! Enjoy your day! Thanks! ♥
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love anything to do with pumpkins. Toasted pumpkins seeds are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThe color orange, sunflowers and Pumpkins, to me, are the colors of Fall. I have always loved just plain pumpkins (without Jack O' Lantern faces) sitting about on a porch along with Scarecrows and various shades of the color orange in decorations... These fabrics are perfect!
ReplyDeleteThe cutest pumpkin I ever saw was my brother as the amazing Great Pumpkin! for Halloween. He was 5-6 and the orange pumpkin costume my mother made was stuffed with newspaper and grinning kid! We had a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteFALL FALL FALL! Don't PUMPKINS scream fall time? And I love carving them with the fam!
ReplyDeletei love pumpkins, because every year for the past few years, my husband has decided he loves to make pumpkin pie from real pumpkins! not the canned stuff! which reminds me that i need to remind him. i could use a yummy pumpkin pie right now.
ReplyDeleteI love orange, and I love pumpkin pie. I also like them roasted!
ReplyDeletePumpkins are really only good for pumpkin PIE!! We eat it for breakfast around here. YUM!
ReplyDeletePumpkins are orange and make great pie. Plus the seeds make great snacks and tells me that fall has finally arrived!
ReplyDeleteWe got pumpkins buy one get one free at the garden center last week and will go soon to the pumpkin patch with my mom
ReplyDeleteI am growing pumpkins in my garden this year! Cute little sugar pumpkins. My one and a half year old loves them :)
ReplyDeleteI love orange! My room in high school was orange and yellow ;) Hmmm . . . about pumpkins, I love pumpkins, but not pumpkin pie. I love to do intricate jack-o-lanterns that match our costume theme for the year, so much fun!
ReplyDeletePumpkins are great autumn treats, both on the vine or in the can. Unfortunately, the canned kind is mighty scarce in Michigan. What's a baker to do?
ReplyDeleteI love the color orange, the smell of pumpkin anything baking and of course your clog. would love to win some orange fabric from you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! Pumpkin Pie! for dessert, for snacking, for breakfast, my recipe makes 3 pies at once and we enjoy each and every one of them =)
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins! Pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread, pumpkin cheesecake... orange you glad I'm not going on? :-)) Thanks for the fun!
ReplyDeleteYou have some awesome giveaway items - wow!! I love to carve pumpkins for Hallowe'en, eat desserts, and munch on the seeds after we roast them!
ReplyDeleteI just made some pumpkin bread and soup! yum! A sure sign that fall is here. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeletePumpkins make the most delish fall foods. I love this season and all the good eats. Thanks for the great giveaway.
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I've been thinking of pumpkin recipes lately- mainly because of my sisters pumpkin bread recipe that tastes like cobbler!
ReplyDeleteannemolino at hotmail dot com
I love this time of year, and pumpkins are so much a part of it. I love a few pumpkins out on my porch, and I love pumpkin cookies and pumpkin roll with cream cheese filling, but not pumpkin pie so much. I make it for everyone else though. Love the fabric too!
ReplyDeletekeels@mvdsl.com
How fun! I love roasting pumpkin seeds each year... yum!
ReplyDeleteJennifer :)
My friend harvested the seeds from all her heirloom pumpkins last year and planted them for this year so we're going to have these beauties coming out of our ears! Score!!
ReplyDeleteI watched teenage girls make pumpkin(shaped) lollipops last night, and was amazed at all the colors NOT orange those pumpkins ended up being!
ReplyDeleteWe love to roast the pumpkin seeds after we carve our pumpkins every year. Also pumpkin cream cheese muffins are so yummy!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute as always Corrie and Des. My favorite thing about pumpkins is the seeds. When our kids were little we always gathered them after making the mess of carving and toasted them with salt and some other seasonings. A delightful treat! Sometimes the kids would eat too many of them, with not great results!!
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of cutting into a fresh pumpkin and then the smell at it warms up inside with a real candle burning! I am soooo into orange and am making your adorable Orange Slice quilt this month!! Thanks for the givaway!! Polly
ReplyDeleteI love those bluish pumpkins but I've never been able to find them at the pumpkin patch.
ReplyDeleteps you can promote your giveaway on the new Quilty Giveaways site. It's easy and free!
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Hmmmmm pumpkins, we don't have them here (in my country), I wish I could to plant some here, well if I don't win, could you please send me some seeds?, lol, I love pumpkin pie,my fave meal from this time and love the shape of them
ReplyDeleteOoooo went the wind and out went the lights, and the five little pumpkins rolled out of sight.
ReplyDeleteMy son is going to the pumpkin patch with his preschool class next week, and he's so excited!
ReplyDeleteWe're about to start the annual pumpkin-patch fieldtrips around here ~ they'll be lots of pumpkins on our steps this year!
ReplyDeletePumpkins are versatile. You can decorate them, and cook them. You can make sweet eats or dinner delights. You can roast the seeds and eat those also. They are a gorgeous orange color and even the ones that are odd shaped or have strange growths fit the season so well. I just love this time of the year!!!
ReplyDeleteglendaoz72@yahoo.com
I love making real homemade pumpkin pie. Not the stuff from a can, and not a frozen crust. I'm talking about cooking a fresh pumpkin (which is realatively simple, just time consuming) and making crust from scratch (my mother's recipe is called "No Fail" for a reason).
ReplyDelete-Carrie
jaynabug @ gmail . com
love the orange!
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins, my favorite pumpkin is a big grapevine one I have with little white lights in it. it just makes me happy :)
love pumpkins....pumpkin bread, pie..yup..yumm
ReplyDeleteI am curious: what color is the insides of a white pumpkin?
ReplyDeleteStock up on pumpkin pie filling this year - I'm hearing rumbles there are shortages!
ReplyDeleteI love toasting pumpkin seeds!! I just saw a recipe that uses brown sugar and cinnamon instead of just salt..can't wait to try it! love the orange charm packs!!
ReplyDeleteorange is a good color for fall. after four days in the hospital with my son it is good to be home and looking at all the fall colors. linda gerig
ReplyDeleteNo pumpkins here in SW Florida. The heat kills them and draws out the bugs in a day. We generally do the carvable pumpkins instead of the real ones.
ReplyDeleteLove all the oranges!
I love pumpkin seeds but not pumpkin pie.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite non-chocolate desserts, pumpkin pie!!! I love orange!
ReplyDeleteI love to eat pumpkin seeds
ReplyDeletesntbosch@msn.com
I love pumpkins, especially this year when they didn't grow in my garden. I love seeing the different varieties and basking in their color.
ReplyDeleteWas doing some kind of Jack-o-Lantern color sheet or activity with some kindergarten aged kids once. One little girl made a comment about her "punkin' lantern." Now, many years later, I still think about her comment and it makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteI love to see the piles of pumpkins in all their shapes, colors textures and varieties at the roadside stands and pumpkin patches.
Kim
kimrward@charter.net
This year, I'm going to make a jack-o-lantern AND pumpkin pie!
ReplyDeleteMaybe this fall I will be able to eat PUMPKIN pie next to a brand new PUMPKIN table runner!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite scent of fall is pumpkin spice. It makes the house feel homey. Pumpkin pie is a family favorite and my mother's pumpkin soup is wonderful. This year we attempted to grow a pumpkin patch, but alas, there is a problem with germination of pumpkin seeds this year. And, my first car was orange - so you can guess that orange is a favorite color. Alternate email mlwright29 (at) hotmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteI love orange. Thank you for the chance to win some. Pumpkins are so wonderful. I love the color. I love Halloween so for me Halloween is about pumpkins first then Trick or Treating. I just baough three huge pumpkins today and they are on my front step.
ReplyDeletePumpkins are a true sign of Fall. I love the bright oranges and yellows
ReplyDeleteComment on pumpkins? They are orange - not sure what else to say!
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkins!! Sure sign of fall- leaves changing, brisk mornings (and nights), hiking and just enjoying it all! Today is my wedding anniversary - maybe I'll get lucky!:) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe grew 2 little white pumpkins this year without really realizing they were growing under our weeds. THey didn't grow that big, but it's cool they grew this year.
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkin scones but fear my bottom will resemble a pumpkin if I eat too many! :)
ReplyDeleteKaty
caitlindevlin@hotmail.com
Great collection of orange charms! Would be great to create something for the charms to go along with a pumpkin for Halloween.
ReplyDeletelove orange, it's such a happy colour! my friend just emailed about going to a farm for a giant corn maze and stopping by a pumpkin patch to pick up some pumpkins for carving! hehe, happy fall!
ReplyDeleteI think pumpkins are the quintessential element of a fall festival.
ReplyDeleteWe always carve interesting pumpkins (my husband is an architect) but nothing compared to last year when my middle daughter started dating a culinary student. We had a major backlog on the sidewalk in front of our house with "Where the Wild Things Are".
ReplyDeleteIt is Pumpkin Week in Room 7! Is it a fruit? Is it a vegetable? Is it America's favorite member of the squash family? Tune in to www.mrspruden.com and find out. :)
ReplyDeleteI probably shouldn't say this out loud for fear of being tagged as really weird. I left a pumpkin out last year until the beginning of summer because I thought the texture change and feel was neat. My husband and son never let me forget it when I put something on my front stoop for decoration. They always ask if I'm going to let this one melt too.
ReplyDeleteLove carved pumpkins and pumpkin pies - ahhh, fall!
ReplyDeleteWonder if Dairy Queen will have the Pumpkin Pie Blizzard again this year? I haven't had one in a few years...
ReplyDeleteHere in Vancouver, fireworks were very legal and a big tradition at Halloween time. After the trickortreating, families would get together and set off fireworks in their area. That also brought along the teens who would steal your pumpkin in the late hours of night and set firecrackers in your pumpkin exploding them- only to see JackOLantern parts strewn all over the street. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE pumpkin season! Pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin chocolate chip loaf, pumpkin candles, and the list goes on and on.... It's even better when the weather is so beautiful! I LOVE FALL!!
ReplyDeleteKayse
Pumpkins are all I look at all summer and fall. I live in front of a pumkin field. And I love when I see the first sliver of orange. Now the field is full of giant orange pumkins waiting for the annual neighborhood pumpkin pick!
ReplyDeleteCool fabrics! I love getting pumpkins in the fall to carve or eat. I really like the little baseball size ones even though I think they are technically gourds.
ReplyDeleteSomebody, and I wish I could remember who, had a link on their blog yesterday to a you-tube video. It was of a zoo-like place for just big cats. Stores and pumpkin growers would take them the leftover pumpkins at the end of the season. It showed the cats playing with and eating the pumpkins. I especially liked the part where a big tiger dove in the pool and swam out for a big pumpkin.
Here is the link, (I hope I did this right) for the Big Cat Halloween video I mentioned in the previous post.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcT4paZfflg&feature=fvw
Those are beeeeeutiful! Today I found a no-sew pumpkin, ironed my fab, and ten minutes later... these darlings ---- http://anencourager.blogspot.com/2010/10/no-sew-cute.html
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm soooo excited I finally remembered to visit you on a Thursday! :)
LOVE the fabrics!!!
ReplyDeletePumpkins: my son has been 'designing' the faces he wants to carve on the dozen pumpkins he thinks he's going to have...
I love, love, love pumpkin! It's my favorite fruit/veggie. I use it to make cookies, muffins, bread, smoothies, streudel, pie, and whatever else I can come up with. I use it year round but find it's not so quirky in the fall. Plus, with all my BSU Bronco lovin' boys around the house ORANGE is always a favorite. Love the new fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love that square of fabric with the crow and couch! Love the orange. As for pumplins, I always carve mine the day before halloween, and it's so cold here that we can put them outside and then I cut them up and use them to make citrus pumpkin butter. My family loves it, and it tastes like pumpkin pie on toast! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love orange! This is so sweet of you to give some of your great fabric away.
ReplyDeletePumpkins are so versatile, decoratively, and edibility. Mostly I like to eat pumpkin in cookies and cakes--yummo!
I love orange! I drive an orange VW Beetle, nicknamed "the Pumpkin" ... we're decorating it as a jack-o-lantern this weekend!
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