How about
a little
Paint by Number?
This is Erin Michael's latest release for Moda,
which is a reprint of her favorite prints
with some fresh new color.
Our giveaway today is
a 5" charm pack of Lush Uptown.
You are the winner tonight!
I appreciated all of the harassing :) comments
last week about my
use of the word "normal".
You know, "normal" fabric,
meaning not home dec or flannel or linen, etc.
Y'all are pretty funny.
I live in beautiful San Diego and we have wonderful weather most of the year. Within 15-25 minutes of my home there are plenty of beautiful beaches to choose from.
ReplyDeleteI live in Munich, Germany. They call it a city, but it's a town, or even the biggest village in the world because you meet the same people everywhere. Oktoberfest is lovely but becomes a nuisance after a few years. Going to a Biergarten is really worth it and the mountains (the Alps) are near.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning...whoohoo for where I am from Chattanooga, TN we are the host to the 2014 American Quilters Society show....come and visit we would love to have ya'
ReplyDeleteI live in the smallest capital city in Australia - pretty special place surrounded by lots of wilderness :o)
ReplyDeleteI live in a little town in the Blue Mountains in Australia. Well it's technically a village but I don't really know what that means. We our surrounded by national park and its really lovely... Except during brushfire season.
ReplyDeleteLush uptown is really cool.
I live in Gloucester, England! It was once famous for it's match making (not that sort!!) factory - Englands Glory matches were well known!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway - I missed this line first time around!
Hahaha so I see that's what you meant by 'normal' ;) I live in a pretty hot town (I mean the weather) I'm proud to say that we have lots of delicious food here in my hometown!
ReplyDeleteI live in Sydney Australia in a beach suburb, it's a lovely place to live. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI live out in the country.. wide open fields and lots of animals around.. all in all a pretty great place to live and the town near by..very small old fashioned town.
ReplyDeleteGood morning from the South of Germany - I live near Stuttgart, which is for me living in a very small town, a huge town :)
ReplyDeleteToday its quite sunny and such a blue sky :) but I have to sit at my sewing machine to finish up some orders ...
I live in Beaverton Oregon and like it as it is close to everything. Not to far too go and you hit the country and not too much further and you are at the coast.
ReplyDeleteI live in Richmond, KY. We are in the heart of Bluegrass country with the Appalachians in the distance. It is beautiful here. Thanks for the chance to win this charm pack.
ReplyDeleteMy "town"? I wonder if it even deserves that name... Hamlet I'd call it, but it's... interesting. Especially when you´d compare it to a larger city in the same country, it´s always like going back in time. We got used to it and got to appreciate the charm of it... Though it would be nice sometimes to meet more people who can look further than this place.
ReplyDeleteMy town is in the lovely south. We are home to the North Carolina Tarheels.
ReplyDeleteI live in Bandung, Indonesia. It is surrounded by mountains (volcanoes), is quite nice and green, but there are endless traffic jams!
ReplyDeleteI live in a small town in North Carolina that was founded in 1867 around a railroad station. We celebrate Railroad Days on the first weekend in October. Come on down.
ReplyDeleteI live in the suburbs of Ohio's capital city. We are allowed to own chickens, but my husband told me no.
ReplyDeleteI live in a small town in Kentucky. I can drive 10 minutes in one direction and be in West Virginia, 10 minutes in another direction and be in Ohio.
ReplyDeleteHi from Southeast suburbs of Detroit! Even with all its issues Detroit is full of fun and history. We have the Tigers, Lions and Pistons and Redwings - the DIA, the DSO and Greek Town fun! The new Riverwalk and Belle Isle are wonderful- great for biking and hiking and our Canadian friends are right over the bridge ! Thank you for the lovely giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy town of Anniston Alabama was founded by John Ward Noble. Interestingly, the actress Jennifer Aniston, is named after the town. After her father immigrated he went through Anniston, and that is the name he chose. However he dropped an 'n'
ReplyDeleteHoward City, MI. We do not live in this small town but a few miles outside of it. And truthfully, I usually just drive through it to get to other small towns that have quilt shops.
ReplyDeleteGood morning all!! I live in a rural community called Shepody, New Brunswick,Canada. I am beside the Shepody Bay and Shepody Mountain....It is a beautiful scenic area! I am 2 miles from the world famous Hopewell Rocks Park...known for the world's largest natural flower pots. And on route to Fundy National Park. We are a small community who get together once every fall; just before our Thanksgiving to put on a huge turkey supper. We serve around 600 people within 4 hours.
ReplyDeleteMy hometown is Munich, Germany, the best town in the world! On of our highlights is the Oktoberfest, the original one not one of the copies;-)
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I live in Winslow, Maine....not historic like some above or quaint like Munich (which I loved visiting)...but home...familiar and comforting.
ReplyDeleteMy town is located in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, and I love the farmland and mountain scenery around here.
ReplyDeleteMy town is super family friendly, full of things to do, and only 40 minutes from Lake Michigan.
ReplyDeleteCorriemy town is a mixture of old and modern which makes it unique to a day out on the town.
ReplyDeleteI live in Titonka, a really small town, and I am the city clerk there.
ReplyDeleteI now live in the suburbs of London. Originally from Canada (Ottawa) I have lived here since 2001. Sun is sort of out today! Happy sunshiny day to you!
ReplyDeleteI live in Roanoke, Virginia - lovely views of the Blue Ridge Mountains everywhere you go!
ReplyDeleteI live in a reallly, small and remote community north of Lake Superior in Canada!
ReplyDeleteI live in Lee, NH. A town so tiny that there isn't a Post Office and only recently got it's own zip code! Woot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
The population of the town I live in tripled in the last ten years.
ReplyDeleteMy town of Wellsboro is home to the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI live in a really old house (1909!) in a historic part of Grove City, OH!
ReplyDeleteWe live in north Texas, hot, hot, hot, in the summer but so beautiful the rest of the year. Howdy Y'all.
ReplyDeleteOh, I missed out on this line the first time around...my town is rural and I live off of a gravel road :)
ReplyDeleteSew glad we can brighten your day! LOL. My town is an awesome place to raise my kids! We live with four seasons, pretty sunrises and many quilt shops within a short drive! Love you ladies and your sweet hearts!
ReplyDeleteI live in Oologah, OK - home of Will Rogers. Lovely fabric in this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove the paint by number fabric...cute! I live in the city where if it happens here, it stays here. I hate that slogan by-the-way! :O)
ReplyDeleteI live in a town that most people just pass through--or buy gas. We learned on a recent road trip that our gas prices are pretty good.
ReplyDeleteI live in Sanford, Florida. We are about 20 minutes outside of downtown Orlando. It is God awful hot and humid, yuck. About all we are known for recently is the Trayvon Martin shooting...awesome right? lol Thanks for the chance,btw!
ReplyDeleteI live in Palma, it's in Mallorca, an island in the Mediterranean Sea. It's a beautiful and calm city, and the whole island is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
We just moved back to my hometown of Kansas City (Missouri) after living in New Orleans for 6 years. We are living 5 blocks from the house I grew up in - except now I have kiddos, kind of surreal :)
ReplyDeleteI live a few miles outside of a small town in SW Wisconsin :) Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI live in Omaha, NE and lots of culture goes on in this town. Originally from NY and I am able to afford plays, opera, concerts and lots of quilt shops.
ReplyDeleteI live in Fort Collins, Colorado. While winters can be a bit tough, the weather is great much of the time. Great schools, mountains nearby, friendly people.
ReplyDeleteMy town is in the middle of Florida. It used to be a little town, but has grown over the years to be a pretty big one. We've got a Football team and a Baseball team that are home based here. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI live in a great little town - not too big, not too small, in the interior of British Columbia. Love Lush Uptown, thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteColumbus Ohio definitely a very diverse city with lots of things to so all the time. Honestly we have lots of shopping choices rather close to each other. Linhs4real@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI live in Hara, Sweden, a sleepy little town that has a looooong winter, long spring, and fall, and a teeny tiny summer, as intense as a handful of wild blueberries!
ReplyDeleteI live in the beautiful Caledon Hills, Ontario. Lots of great walking trails. Thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeleteWe live in Pensacola, FL, which is on the beautiful white beaches of the Gulf Coast.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Peggy
Peggy_verdongibbs@att.net
I live in Kelso Washington, I love living in the northwest. Here we are about an hour away from the beach, the mountains if you go south you will be in Portland OR and if you go north Seattle WA or Canada depending on how far you wish to travel.
ReplyDeleteRobin in Washington State
assweetaspeaches hotmail
I live in Pasco, Washington. The northeast corner of the Tri-Cities Triangle. This fabric is adorable Corrie.
ReplyDeleteI recently moved to a small town in southern Indiana, and I wasn't sure I would like living there. But I have to say that small town life -- walking to the little library with my daughter, knowing the shop keepers and the librarians, etc. has been really nice. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI live in Rochechouart France. It's a beautiful little town not very touristy (which we like) has the usual boulangeries and patisseries and lovely church with a crooked steeple. I like to sit at one of the bars and people watch.
ReplyDeleteI live in Eagle, a small town just outside of Boise, Idaho. It's grown so much that it now seems more just like a Boise suburb. Not a lot to the town beyond a few restaurants and grocery stores, schools, and a bunch of houses. But a river runs through it. The colors of Lush are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMy "town" of New Westminster is the oldest city in my province, and is nicknamed "The Royal City". It was established in 1858, and was the capital of The Colony of British Columbia until the capital moved to Victoria in 1866, when Vancouver Island joined the colony.
ReplyDeleteA history lesson for Thursday morning! :)
I live in Meridian, ID, close by you! It's so fun to read where everyone is from, all over the world!
ReplyDeleteMy town is in the middle of some very lush farmland, so lots of fresh veggies, eggs, berries and U-pick flowers. Gladiolas right now, and some zinnias.
ReplyDeleteLove paint by numbers. My town is in western oregon, an hour from either the beach or the mountains and it is green, green, green, all year round.
ReplyDeleteMy town began as a WWII Army Air Force training facility. After Pearl Harbor, they decided that the army bases should be far inland, so there ya go. When WWII ended, they shut down the base and it became the fastest growing community in the area.
ReplyDelete(I knew about it starting out as a military base. I didn't know the rest. Learn something new everyday and thank goodness for Wikipedia.)
Love Lush Uptown.
I live in a small village but my nearest town is Wisbech and is home to my LQS, I love it.
ReplyDeleteI live in the small town in Washington that is home to the high school where Bella met Edward. If I find a dog running loose, I can scan the entire phone book in 5 minutes to find the name that goes with the phone number on the dog's tag (yes, I've done that).
ReplyDeleteI live 5 miles from a "verified" Bigfoot sighting.
I live in Rugby, in the UK. My town is the home of Rugby School where the game of Rugby Football was invented in in the 1830's by William Webb Ellis.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win.
Clare
I live in Cadyville and it's a wonderful small town setting. One post office, one store and volunteer fire dept. Neighbors know each other and say Hi while they continue to be watchful of your property while away. A Very nice place to live.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know she is reproducing this line similiar to her last one, I loved it but could never get any. Thanks for the chance here.
I live in Gilbert, Az but consider my hometown Wenatchee, Washington. Really washington state is home. thanks, kathy
ReplyDeleteI live in Vernon, BC Canada. We have lakes, mountains, and everything in between. It's not too big or too small. We have a fabric store, quilting store, and a yarn store :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
I live in a small Missouri town. Miss some of the things a larger town would have, but it is nice to be close to everything.
ReplyDeleteHI! MY TOWN IS IN THE MIDDLE OF MONTANA AND IS A HOSPITABLE AND FRIENDLY COUNTRY TOWN>WE LOVE LIVING HERE! THANKS AGAIN!
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I live in Pittsburgh, PA, home to the Andy Warhol Museum, Rick Sebak (who makes great documentaries for PBS), Mrs. T's Pierogie races (at the Pirates home games), and the Steel City Rollers (roller derby!).
ReplyDeleteIt's a great place to live.
I live in Pt. Richmond, CA, which is a tiny little bayside neighborhood of the larger, more dangerous city of Richmond CA.
ReplyDeleteI live in Abbeville, Alabama and it is a very small, sweet, friendly town. We are famous for "Huggin Molly" she was a sweet old lady who loved to HUG, now there is a restaurant named after her. Huggin Molly's is a 50's style restaurant with lots of antiques and a working soda shop! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy hometown in the middle-of-nowhere Nebraska has a population of 860. My dorm building in college held more students than that town. And now I live in the 2nd largest city in the country - Los Angeles!
ReplyDeleteI live in a mid sized college town, Denton, TX. It is nice because it is big enough to get just about anything I want or need but not so big to have lots of traffic.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, I guess by hometown you mean where we grew up but I don't have one place I consider that as my father was in the military and we moved a lot. Trend continued after adulthood and I've been all over the U.S. so I'll just say I live in the "normal" town of Sarasota, Florida! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLike most Texas cities, my home town is hot this time of year, but soon fall will be here and it will be wonderful to go outside again.
ReplyDeleteI am assuming that you mean the hometown that I live in now. I live on the coast in South Carolina where for the past few days it has been unbelievably hot and humid. Today (and last night) it has been pouring (think flash flood) the rain. It is lovely here with beautiful scenery and outstanding food. Come visit some time.
ReplyDeleteMy hometown is Takoma Park, Maryland - a nuclear-free zone! :)
ReplyDeleteI am from the Air Capital of the World. Here in Wichita, Kansas several aircraft companies make single engine aircraft, small business jets and of course assemblies for Boeing Aircraft. I worked 21 years for Cessna Aircraft.
ReplyDeleteI life in Columbus, Ohio, and we have the best weather right now, cool-ish and sunny. No a/c necessary, and I wish I did not have to spend the afternoon at work.
ReplyDeleteI live in a small town about 30 miles west of Nashville. There isn't much here, we have to drive into Nashville or order stuff online for everything except groceries, and sometimes for imported groceries too.
ReplyDeleteNashville Tennessee!
DeleteI live in Murcia ,Spain, and we have the best olive oil,fruits,wines and furnitures.
ReplyDeleteI live in the mountain region of N.E. Georgia. It is beautiful here with lakes and rivers and lots of beautiful scenery. It is a quiet, peaceful place, known as a great place for retirement.
ReplyDeleteI live in n. west georgis and love it. we live in the country , cows horses but still cars whizzing by
ReplyDeleteI heard that my town (Aiea, Hawaii) is the only one in the United States that's spelled entirely of vowels! :D
ReplyDeletei live in a great city. not too big, not too small. sure could use a great fabric shop though! thanks for a chance ladies, Im pining away for some Lush!
ReplyDeleteI live in Melose, MA. It is a northern suburb of Boston
ReplyDeleteI live in a sleepy little town at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains in So. Cal. I'm lucky to work only 4 miles from home.
ReplyDeleteDeb
I live in Cork in the very south of Ireland, although I'm not originally from here. Cork people believe that being from Cork is the most important thing in the world!
ReplyDeleteI love my hometown here in australia!
ReplyDeleteJessica
I live in a small town in Louisiana where everyone knows everyone. I am originally from texas so the social aspect has been a bit difficult but my children are growing up here an I definitely think it has been worth it. All and all it a great town! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteJamie
Whistlebritchesboutique at gmail dot com
I live in Pensacola FL. My hometown was the original capital of Florida. We are home to America's most popular precision flight team- The Blue Angels and the whitest beaches in the whole world (the sand is 99% quartz and squeaks when you walk on it!) We have the longest fishing pier on the coast and one of the many historical forts in our town once housed Geronimo.
ReplyDeleterainadelrio at cox dot net
I live by the beautiful Spring River in Arkansas where the people all come to canoe. Love the fabric
ReplyDeleteI'm currently living just outside of Houston! You are so lucky to have readers from such diverse and beautiful places all over the world! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteWhile it's no NYC, I don't think I could call my home a "town". Far too big. It's got to be a city.
ReplyDeleteI live in Oxford, Mississippi~home of Nobel Prize winning author William Faulkner and 60 miles west of the birthplace of Elvis! Oxford is a small, University town with a rich, diverse culture. Come on down!
ReplyDeleteForgot to leave my email rcoyle at olemiss dot edu
ReplyDeletei live in Sunny Saskatoon where we can boast most sunny days per year for Canada. thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love the way it is the perfect cool in the monring's in summer time.
ReplyDeleteI live just outside a town called Rocky Mountain House, which I think is just a super cool name (and somewhat self explanatory as to the location!)
ReplyDeleteI live in a small town on the coast of Oregon ~ Bandon by the sea. I live only three blocks from the beautiful beach. The town is made up of mostly retirees and is know for the great sea food and our cheese factory. We also have a very nice quilt shop for all of us quilters to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI live in Augusta GA, Home of the Master's Golf Tournament. The first full week in April every year Augusta puts on it finest spring colors and welcomes people from all over the world to watch golfers play the Augusta National.
ReplyDeleteConnie
c.teasley@yahoo.com
I'm in Atlanta, GA. It has been hot (to be expected) but incredibly rainy (not expected) this summer.
ReplyDeleteOur new home is in a little town in northern Virginia called Haymarket, population around 2,500!!
ReplyDeleteI live on a lake a little north of a small town in western Michigan.
ReplyDeleteI live about 40 minutes outside Atlanta, a great suburb that is close to big city fun when you want it, (Especially the wonderful international airport that can take you anywhere you want to go!) and not too far from great mountains, lakes & farms when you want country/nature!
ReplyDeletelove Lush! my hometown is small and lush green(!), countryside of rolling hills and farmland. thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI live in a very small town west of Minneapolis, MN. Its beautiful in the summers and cold in the winters. Lots of activities happen on the lake all year round.
ReplyDeleteI live in Cary, NC and love it becomes its the closest place I have lived that reminds me of home on NZ...its the outdoor lifestyle and the trees etc.
ReplyDeleteOur mailing address is west olive but there is really no place but a post office. I feel my town s holland, mi. And the best time is tulip time in may. Linda Gerig
ReplyDeleteThe mountain valley where I live has about 1200 people, but that's for the entire valley. This tiny town has only 164 people according to the 2010 census! I haven't yet decided whether people live here because they are weird, or if they are weird because they live here. ;)
ReplyDeleteAbout my town 1) the town I grew up in only had about 160 people 2) the town I live in now, hmmm... well, there is a maximum security prison down the way that was home to John Wayne Gacy {just to name one}
ReplyDeleteI'm from Indiana, PA which is also the hometown of actor Jimmy Stewart.
ReplyDeleteI live in a small suburb of Philadelphia, PA. There's lots of history to be seen here!
ReplyDeleteIf it's not too late - I just moved to Bothell WA.. I don't know too much about the city yet, except EVERYTHING is within a 15 minute drive, and I'm sure there's a fabric store or two I haven't found yet!
ReplyDeleteI am from Kyle, TX but I'm originally from Maine but have a brother named Kyle!
ReplyDeleteThe Big D (Dallas, TX just in case you're not in the know) born and raised. Love being a Texan!
ReplyDeleteUkiah California-such a wonderful town to grow up in. Trees lined streets, great schools, wonderful family to surround a kid.
ReplyDeleteThis is my 4th time, hope I get to post this comment.
ReplyDeleteI live in Placerville, California, on highway 50 going towards Lake Tahoe. It's a former gold mining town. Lots of history around here and on Highway 49 where gold was discovered. It used to be called Hangtown. There is a dummy in a noose downtown. I like it here. Come for a visit sometime.
jlblvn@gmail.com
The town I grew up in had tons of ranch houses, the kind built after the war for the returning GI. In the summer weekends, the town died, because everyone went to the lake--but us.
ReplyDeleteThank you Corrie (and the lovely Des) the Lush charm pack arrived quickly and I love it so much.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic!
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