Sew Mama Sew is having its fabulous annual Giveaway Day on December 13th. I will participating this year with some lovely New Zealand fabrics. Up for grabs are 3 luscious fat quarters named after our New Zealand flora and fauna.
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| Source: http://www.paua.net.nz Paua, also known as abalone, a univalve shellfish, famous for its irridescent blues and greens in its shell. The inside is also edible and is often made into fritters. The inside of the shell is glorious in its colours and is often used for jewellery, ornaments and trinkets. |
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| Source: nzalpineplants.co.nz Tussock, found throughout NZ, in alpine regions, forests and sandy dunes. |
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| Source: nzpublishing.co.nz |
Anyway, the giveaway is for this....3 fat quarters of Paua, Tussock and Bugs in the Undergrowth! Don't worry, I won't send you a real weta!!
Now that you know a little about my country, I would love to know a little about yours. To enter this giveaway:
1. Become a Follower
2. Tell me something interesting about your state or country.
This giveaway is open until December 17th and I will ship internationally. I will draw the winner randomly on the 18th.
Please check your blog email is set to receive replies. I am receiving a lot of comments that are set to No Reply and therefore will not be able to contact you if you are the winner. If you are unsure what this means go to your Dashboard, select Edit User profile and select Show my email address. If it is not selected then you are set to No Reply. I reply to all comments via email so if you do not receive a reply from me, it more than likely means you are set to No Reply.
Please check your blog email is set to receive replies. I am receiving a lot of comments that are set to No Reply and therefore will not be able to contact you if you are the winner. If you are unsure what this means go to your Dashboard, select Edit User profile and select Show my email address. If it is not selected then you are set to No Reply. I reply to all comments via email so if you do not receive a reply from me, it more than likely means you are set to No Reply.
Good luck!
The bush weta sounds fascinating - I'll have to google them (my children would love them too!)
ReplyDeleteI'm from the UK and my area is famous for making cider and perry! in fact we have a 45 gallon drum of our own perry in the cellar at the moment!
Well you probably know plenty about my country as I'm from Nz too, Down in the Mackenzie Country - there are plenty of tussocks down here
ReplyDeleteLovely New Zealand fabrics! I'm not far from you in Brisbane, Australia. However, I moved here from Michigan, USA, three years ago where it is cold and snowy today.
ReplyDeleteI'm participating in the Sew, Mama, Sew Giveaway Day! I hope you have time to stop over and enter my giveaway at homemakerhoney.com
Merry Christmas!
Deborah
Homemaker Honey
homemakerhoney @gmail .com
I am in New Jersey....a state not many people realize is a peninsula! We live just a mile or so from the river border with Pennsylvania
ReplyDeleteI live in Seoul, South Korea. It's bitterly cold right now, but it doesn't snow much here. Not sure we'll have a white Christmas.
ReplyDeleteooooh I NEED to win some NZ fabric to remind me of home :) I'm a welli born kiwi but currently living in Perth.
ReplyDeleteWhat I love about Perth which attracted me here is the weather. Blue sky & sunshine about 80% of the year. It almost gets old... Hush did I really write that?!
Well, Deb, I thought I was already a follower of yours, but apparently not! I am now, though! And an interesting fact about where I live? Two inches of snow will shut down an entire city in Nashville, Tennessee!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a wonderful giveaway! Uh- that bug looks gross lol. Anyway, I'm an immigrant to the USA. I'm originally from Canada and so... Canadians may be known for good manners, but we all swear like truckers! No word of a lie!! ALso, my cousin is currently married to a gal from NZ! He loves it there.
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays to you and yours! xo
krencamp(at)gmail(dot)com
Also... I'm a follower!
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I'm a new follower! The Paua is gorgeous inside and I think I'm fascinated with the look of the bush weta too!
ReplyDeleteWhere I live in Florida we have gators in the water year round. I have to be careful when I go kayaking! I try to only go when they are dormant and NOT in mating season when they can get a bit feisty.
I am a follower :)
ReplyDeleteI live in South Bend, Indiana, US. Indiana where the home of the college football hall of fame is located :)
ReplyDeleteI loved hearing about New Zealand! I live in Illinois and it is currently so cold we haven't left the house in two days.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those fabrics look really neat! I am Jessica and I live in New Bern, North Carolina and this is the town where Pepsi was invented!! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!!
mugirl113 at gmail dot com
I live in Nova Scotia, Canada. I grew up in a farming community where apples were and still are aplenty! Right now we are having a wind/rain storm so its a good day to stay inside!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower
ReplyDeleteWhat great fabrics. I live in Canada on the West coast - rain forest country, where the trees are large and the foliage lush, and the bears roam freely where people haven't taken over!
ReplyDeleteI live in Florida, USA and love the sun and beach. The fabrics remind me of Florida. We have the blue ocean, the green pine trees and lots of bugs. Grasshoppers, crickets.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway
I'm a follower from the US. I'm in South Carolina and this part of the state we call a black hole for rain and snow. Everything parts right around us.
ReplyDeleteI love these giveaways just to find the interesting blogs. I don't even enter all of them. I am pleased to start following your blog. I would love to learn more about you and your side of the world!!
ReplyDeleteI live in Missouri. I don't think I could ever live anywhere else. We have lots of famous people that have come from Missouri. Walt Disney got his start here. And I LOVE Branson Missouri...it is where I get my Hillbilly name.
I am now a follower.
ReplyDeleteOne if my life goals is to visit NZ. I love hiking, and so I would love to trek down there. I live in Tennessee in the US. We got an inch of snow last night, which is really unusual for us.
ReplyDeleteI am in Ohio and we have five inches of snow on the ground. We had the driest summer in history and our poor trees need as much moisture as possible.
ReplyDeleteI really love New Zealand, I visited about 5 years ago, and plan on visiting again next year.
ReplyDeleteI am living in Boston right now and we have the oldest continuously open public library in the US. And it's beautiful if ever you come to visit.
And now I'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteI'm now a follower.
ReplyDeleteMy state is Idaho--it's pretty varied, mountains to desert, all pretty in its own way. Love hearing about the inspiration behind your NZ fabrics. (My neighbor lived in NZ--sounds fantastic!)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! My uncle dives for abalone and my grandma had abalone shells around her house, so I have a bit of soft spot for it.
ReplyDeleteI live in California. We're in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which are so beautiful. The trees around here are mostly oaks and Ponderosa pines, which I don't particularly like, and cedars, which I do. Getting higher up into the mountains there are more varieties of trees that I like (and, oh, the balsamy smell!), and also no poison oak, which is just the cherry on top. ;)
I'm now a follower. You got me with this post!
ReplyDeleteI have become a follower! Thanks for participating in Giveaway Day!
ReplyDeleteAnne acarp [at] swbell [dot] net
New follower.
ReplyDeleteI'm in PA & we are having quite a snow storm right now. Yuck.
That weta *shudder. I live in regional NSW. I am lucky enough to have a koala resident in carpark at work. We see him regularly. :)
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how perfectly those fabrics match those items. Fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteI hail from So. California and one little known fact is that our state is a huge producer of all sorts of crops.
What fabulous fabric. I'm Canadian (and I don't swear if anyone is around) but I've lived in Finland for a long time. When I first came here I was told not to be so polite all of the time! I don't think I've stopped though I may have slowed down. Christmas is celebrated on Christmas Eve here and Santa usually brings the gifts inside and hands them out to the children.
ReplyDeleteOk, that weta is more than a little bit creepy - but the fabrics are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteUp here in Canada, I would have to make a FQ trio that featured beavers, maple leaves, and snow.
I live right in the middle of the Great Lakes, so it gets quite cold and snowy here this time of year.
hugs & happy holidays from ON, Canada,
Heidi
heidig@gmail.com
I am from Utah, it is a desert, but it still snows a lot! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for the history. I live in Arizona USA. You may know or our tendency to be Hot!, but dry which makes it much more tolerant. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm from North Carolina, we have both the beautiful sandy beaches of the Atlantic ocean, and the wonderful Blue Ridge Mountains. My kids think the best thing about NC is our wildlife.
ReplyDeleteI live in Arkansas. The northern part of the state has the beautiful Ozark Mountains dotted with thick forests and verdant valleys. There's an abundance of rivers and lakes throughout the state. Anglers gather to try their luck catching fat trout in our state's cool, running rivers. Bass and Crappie populate area lakes and are tasty when fried to a golden crisp. Boating and skiing on scenic lakes are exciting pastimes during the hot, humid months of summer. Our state also has a public park called the Crater of Diamonds. Visitors of all ages sift through bucket loads of unearthed soil in hopes of finding a diamond in the rough. The lucky many who find diamonds of all shapes and sizes get to keep their gems! Arkansas is also the home of former President Bill Clinton. I have lived in Arkansas all of my life and love living here very much.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower and I think you know me, I recently moved from Amerika Samoa....and I love these fabrics
ReplyDeleteWell - I'm from the US and I'm not sure it's anywhere near as interesting as NZ...you guys have great critters!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
Love the fabrics! I'm from England - London to be precise - and I'm afraid the most interesting thing about England right now is that we're better at cricket than Australia :)
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ReplyDeleteI live in Georgia in the US and we are the home of the World's Largest Peanut.
Desiree
weeshareblog@gmail.com
Hi, I'm a kiwi living in Vancouver, Canada, and that fabric makes me homesick! Something interesting... hmm... the museum of anthropology here has a great connection between first nations artists here and Maori artists in NZ because of similarities in their traditions, especially carving waka, totems and pendants.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower! I live in Portland Maine USA. What is not to love about Maine, Rocky seashore, beautiful mountains and lakes. 4 Seasons!! and of course Lobster!
ReplyDeleteI can't quite figure out how to follow you but if I could, I would.... I love reading about NZ and Austrailia.
ReplyDeleteplease enter me in giveaway
I'm not finding where to follow your blog. I wrote your blog name down and will come back. NZ looks so beautiful to me.
ReplyDeleteI live in Chelmsford Massachusetts USA. We are very close to where the American Revolution started and visit the places where the war started often.
I was born in the city where the Industrial Revolution started, mills making fabric in the 1800's
I was born on Bastille Day, the start of the French Revolution.
As I live in the north of my country I can't be a Rebel!
Enjoy your blog very much.
Susan B
I live in Buffalo, NY. Currently it is 12 degrees and the snow is falling and blowing everywhere..
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win some great fabrics!
New follower :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an odd looking little bug! I'm from the US, currently in CA but born/raised in DC. DC ... isn't as nice as a lot of people think it is, lol, by any means. I spent my hs years in Silcon Valley :) Yay for computer jobs! Lots of my brothers work for AOL, Google, Facebook, HP.. etc.
Unforunately I don't know how to follow your blog but I have added you to my faves.
ReplyDeleteMy country...well I live in Canada! And I'm in the far north, the Yukon Territory otherwise known as the Land of the Midnight Sun (during the summer). Currently we are nearing our days of nearly full darkness.
Thanks for the chance!
Awesome posts and gorgeous fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI live in Virginia, USA which is home to a lot of interesting US Civil War history. The treaty to end the war was signed in Appomatox Courthouse, Virginia, which is not a building, but the name of the town.
Beautiful fabrics--would love to visit NZ someday! I'm from Connecticut, nicknamed the nutmeg state, after the Yankee peddlers who sometimes would carve a piece of wood to look like nutmeg and sell it! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletektyoung1(at)gmail(dot)com
i love new zealand!!!
ReplyDeleteI have just moved to Colorado but one thing that I think is great is that there are no mosquitoes in the area I live in. Just a lot of flies. At least they don't bite.
ReplyDeleteI'm from Texas and it's normal hot an humid. Of course, the fall is nice and the winters are not too bad.
ReplyDeleteBillie
I am now a follower - after I figured out how to add you - new to this blog stuff.
ReplyDeleteI am from a little rural town-Schoharie, New York-USA. My Dutch ancestors were the first settlers in this valley and had to purchase the "land tract" from the Queen of England as well as the Iroquois indians. I live in one of the still existing family homes.
ReplyDeleteI'm in NZ also ... Wairarapa - very hot and dry here at the moment ... Waikato born though :-)
ReplyDeleteonikey (at) hotmail (dot) com
Hi, I'm from Germany! I live in the southern part of the country; two big automobile companies have their headquarters here: Mercedes and Porsche.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your fabric choices and would be very happy if I win. As soon as I'm done typing this, I'll become a follower!
Am from Kenya in Africa. I live in nairobi the capital city. Its a wonderful place. I also have a crafting blog but its not nearly as lovely as yours!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric! My birthday is the 17th, and winning would make the day extra-special!
ReplyDeleteI'm from Texas. Something interesting- We are the only state that was once our own country before joining the United States of America.
That blue fabric is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI'm from central Minnesota. Where I live we have no poisonous insects or snakes. It's wonderful!
Hi, I live in Queensland Australia, hello neighbour! We are known as the Sunshine state and if you believe recent polls we are the fattest, laziest and dumbest Australians there are! Luckily I don't know too many statistics, where do they come up with this stuff! We are also known for our sun, surf and sand and the Great Barrier Reef, of course.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb! I love finding things out about your beautiful country. It is the one place in the world that I have always wanted to visit. I am typing from Columbus, Ohio (US). Ohio is called "the Buckeye state" (a buckeye is a tree with a nut that resembles the eye of a deer). Our state motto is "with God all things are possible". We were added to the US as the 17h state in 1803. Our state bird is the cardinal (do you have those in NZ?) and our state insect is the ladybug. Oh, and it's snowing here - there's a beautiful blanket of snow covering everything. Cold, but so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI live in California, USA in the county of Kern. Kern County is one of the largest agricultural areas in our country. That's my little tidbit.
ReplyDeleteThank you for having such a wonderful giveaway! I love all three pieces of fabric!
ohh love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI am from Washington State in the US and I love it here, we make a lot of red wines and have a lot of agriculture.
LOVE the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI'm from Washington State and Washington is the only state named after a President! Thanks for the chance to win!
superkyra21 (at) yahoo (dot) com
What interesting fabrics would love to add them to my stash and make something interesting out of them. My name is Jennifer btw and I am from a little town in the state of Alabama called Helena. We have a beautiful park with a dam in our area that if the weather ever warms up again we will be able to go again and play in the water.
ReplyDeleteI'm from Prince Edward Island, Canada......home of the lobster, and Anne of Green Gables
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and just became a follower. I'm from Hawaii and LOVE fabrics inspired by nature, like the ones you have pictured. We are having a baby boy in May and am preparing myself for the inevitable insect obsession. Our bugs are pretty big out here, too. Combine those with some loud geckos, and I'm pretty sure I'll have my work cut out for me! Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics - the paua is amazing :) I'm an Australian living in the UK so I think you deserve two interesting things ... so, Tasmania has giant worms to rival your giant wetas (although I think wetas are very very cool!) and in the UK people are much more into Christmas cards than in Aus or NZ!
ReplyDeleteI live in sunny florida, well so much for sunny, we do have some cold but never snow. I came from Pennsvania Dutch country where there are lots of Amish people.please enter my name in your drawing, thank you, ladycolmn(at)aol(dot)com
ReplyDeleteFL, USA
Hi, Thanks for sharing. Always wanted to visit NZ. Washinton is wet wet wet!
ReplyDeleteFantastic fabric, especially the BLUE. Thank you for such a great giveaway.
ReplyDeletecidtwoatcoxdotnet
Yay for a Kiwi giveaway!!!
ReplyDeleteSomething interesting about Canterbury, NZ.. well as you may know we are STILL rocking and rolling post earthquake!
Great giveaway - love the fabrics. I'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteI live in Canada - we have 2 official languages which are English and French.
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics. I live in the Yukon. Right now the days are very short. We have daylight from about 9:30 a.m. to about 4 p.m. As it is socked in or snowing most of the time the days are dull indeed. It is recommended that people who live here take 1000 mg of Vitamin D a day to make up for what we don't get from the sun. Soon - December 20th - the solstice comes and our daylight starts to return. By February it will be glorious here - lots of snow and cold but mucho sun and long days.
ReplyDeleteHi! I've subscribed in google reader. My dad was born in NZ.
ReplyDeleteI live in Wales, its longest town name is Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysiliogogogoch!
I live in Canada, and have lived in Northern Canada. Which is why I own a parka (coat) that's good to something like -70 Celcius. Which is why Canada's not too interesting. Parts of it are far too cold in winter to even think about interesting things. And we have bears. You only have big bugs. Count yourself lucky! (I've been hiking in NZ - you have the best country ever, ever, ever.)
ReplyDeletemiss_sarah_e_brown(at)yahoo(dot)ca
I'm a new follower of your blog!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm from Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. We are the Northern Capital of BC which is geographically the center of the province. We have really crazy weather right now - it was raining this morning & above freezing making for some very interesting driving - it's supposed to be snowy now! Thank you for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteOh wow ...what beautiful fabrics!!
ReplyDeleteI'm from New York and live on Lake Ontario which is one of the Great Lakes. Right now it's starting to freeze.
Merry Christmas!
I loved reading about the fabric and the inspiration for it from your country! I live in Wyoming in the US - we are the least populated state - only about 500,000 people total. Far more cattle than peeps! Thanks for participating in the Giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm from New York State and we have lots of Maple Trees for making yummy Maple syrup.
ReplyDeleteThe weta sounds really cool. I'm from Washington State, USA. It's pretty wet here, but something I thought was cool is that we have bobcats and deer and raccoons and coyotes that come through our backyard. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteembyrfire(at)hotmail(dot)com
I like what you've told us about your country and am just amazed at how perfectly you chose fabrics to represent the information you gave us. I am from the state of Texas in the USA. Our state is amazing in that it covers such a large expanse of the USA and has such a variety of landscapes. I live in far west Texas in the desert. My son lives in north Texas and is in a cooler and more humid area. We also own property in what is known as the Hill Country of Texas in an area which is very green with beautiful oak and cedar tres. Other parts of Texas are along the Gulf of Mexico and have many beaches. Thanks for the opportunity to win your beautiful fabric giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, my name is Patty and I live in southwest Iowa. We just had a blizzard 3 days ago and it was bad. The interstate was closed and people were urged to stay home. And it's been cold. I am not a snow lover. Thanks for being part of the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteI live in Montgomery, Alabama. There is a minor league baseball team here called the Montgomery Biscuits. In between innings, the Biscuit mascot throws hot biscuits wrapped in foil into the crowd! Good times!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun giveaway! I'd love to go to NZ someday.
ReplyDeleteI'm from Mt Vernon, Washington (the state). Skagit County is famous for its annual tulip festival; it's pretty commonly said that the county exports more tulip bulbs annually than Holland, although I haven't researched this.
thanks for the opportunity to win! :)
sarita0818 at comcast dot net
Hi Deb, it's lovely to find other NZ'ers, esp ones that I haven't stumbled across their blogs before. Will have to bookmark it and pop back for a longer browse with a cuppa tea another day. I won't bore you with facts about animals and native flora and fauna that you probably know more about than me, but feel free to pop over and enter my giveaway :) Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI am from Norway but presently living in South-Korea with my Austrian hubby. From what I hear ou 2 countires are similar when it comes to nature. Mountains and Fjords at least. Guess Norway is colder.
Love the NZ fabrics.
Happy Holidays!
Helle, hellest@hotmail.com
Hi, I am from Sri Lanka.
ReplyDeleteSmall island with lovely waterfalls, rivers & beaches!
Thanks for the chance :)
I'm from Ireland, and actually we have more people with brown hair than with red hair!
ReplyDeleteI'm in the US in Wyoming. We have lots of wildlife close by. A small herd of mule deer hangs out near our townhouse. The other morning a doe came right up to our back door.
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics! My 11-year-old daughter is a bug expert, so I am bookmarking your site to show her the Weta! We live in Massachusetts, where we repeatedly vote to raise our own taxes.
ReplyDeleteFascinating! My sis-in-law is studying to be a teacher and wants to teach in New Zealand for a few years.
ReplyDeleteI'm in Western Canada - Alberta. We don't live in igloos, but it is snowing pretty hard here today. We have about 6 inches of fresh snow since yesterday afternoon. Winter in central Alberta the temp can drop to -40°C (also -40°F), and in summer can reach 40°C (104°F).
I'm a follower too.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely fabric and thanks for the local info where you live!
ReplyDeleteI live in USA - Michigan - the one shaped like a mitten! Lots of snow right now - about 10 inches.
Michigan is a beautiful state - its motto - If you seek a beautiful pennisula - look around you - its very true - fresh water everywhere.
I am a new follower!
ReplyDeleteI'm from the US, a little state called Alabama. The city I live in is called "The College City". It has a military college and an all girls college. I went to both.
ReplyDeletestayathomelibrarian @ gmail dot com
PS. Those fabrics are TO DIE FOR.
The link to be a follower is not working on your site. I used it on another site this am. I will try later.
ReplyDeleteI am from Washington state in the US. I teach sewing and cooking to HS students. We are the largest producer of legumes in the world ( I think we still are)
joycemosby@yahoo.com
Interesting info about NZ. Will be helpful when I create Australia/New Zealand continent box for my daughter. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
These are lovely and remind me of time I spent in New Zealand as a teenager! I live in Saskatchewan, Canada. We have lots of prairie here, I see moose, prairie chickens, deer and coyotes on my commute to work as well as some of the most spectacular sunsets and sunrises you can imagine.
ReplyDeleteI doubt anyone wants to win this more than me - I am a Kiwi who has lived in the States for the last 11 years! And I am a quilter, so this fabric would be well loved on this side of the world! And something interesting about where I live - well I have lived in both Utah and now New Hampshire, and everywhere I go people LOVE my Kiwi accent!!! Oh and I miss meat pies, but I don't miss wetas ;P
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awesome giveaway! I love how you made it about New Zealand! I'm from California. Here we can grow anything: oranges, avocados, corn, apples. If you time it right, you can go skiing and surfing in one day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabric!!
ReplyDeleteI'm from northern Israel. It is a beautiful area of the country - green mountains and breathtaking valleys and only a couple of miles from the Mediterranean coast.
eva.s.black[@]gmail[.]com
What a great giveaway offer!
ReplyDeleteI'm from the UK but right now I'm living in California. I live in one of the biggest surfing towns in the country! Locals say that Hawaiian princes first brought surfing to the mainland US in my city.
Those fabrics are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm actually from the same place as Gillian above me, and she stole my idea, so now I will come up with something else. ;)
I was born and raised in California (no I'm not blonde) and people from outside of the state continually misjudge the size. It takes about 14 hours of driving to get from the northern end of Cali to the southern end. When my relatives come into the state, they will often say "you should come by!" and I have to point out that they're actually 8 hours away from me. :)
It's a beautiful state (at least, along the coastline) and I love it here!
ohhh, what cool fabrics. Here is Kansas, we're all about wheat and sunflowers, especially in our corner of the state. Its also green here in the spring and summer. and cold now in the winter. thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat giveaway! I'm from the Jersey Shore and I look nothing like Snookie! In fact...none of us look like that. Actually, the cast of that show is the crowd we get in the summer we call "bennies". They come from North Jersey and New York. Thanks for telling us some fun facts about NZ! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful fabric! I love how you related it to your country!
ReplyDeleteLets see I live in Utah USA but am from Colorado USA. So I live by the mountains, have hot summers and cold winters. Utah is mostly known for the large amount of LDS (mormon) people. I am LDS too, and no we don't have multiple wives :D
I am having a giveaway too, so if you have time feel free to stop by! http://hendrixville.blogspot.com/
I couldn't find a place to become a follower so I have added you to my blog roll :D
ReplyDeleteWe have oodles and oodles or prairie dogs here in Colorado! People think about mountains and forests, but there's also flat plains all the way to the other side of Kansas.
ReplyDeleteIn Maryland we live between Baltimore and Washington DC. We are also very close to Gettysburg that's know for the battlefields. It's a wonderful place to live as the Smithsonian Institute is so close. Thank you for participating in this giveaway blog hop!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower! Happy holidays! We just got a new dusting of beautiful but cold...snow!
ReplyDeleteOoooh now that is some really unique and fun fabric! I treasure fabric from other places. I am from guam and love islandy fabric!
ReplyDeleteChilibonkas@yahoo.com
What gorgeous fabrics! I'm happy to have a chance to win them. Thanks for having the giveaway. I'm a follower now and I am in southern Alberta, Canada. It is COLD!! lol Guess that is why I am getting so much sewing and such done - too cold to go outside!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kerry
kerrykatiecakeskeb43@gmail.com
Hi there. Love the fabric! What a great giveaway - thanks for the chance to be in the draw for it! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm from NZ as well, so there probably isn't much I can tell you that you don't already know. (Based in Wellington.)
Have a wonderful Christmas!