I would definitely make a diaper bag, changing mat, and shopping cart baby seat cover for my niece who will deliver her third child in two months.  I'd have to hurry!

I would use it on the next QCA mystery quilt!

I would make a wall hanging, then practice my quilting on my Hobby quilter I should recieve next week.

This fabric would be wonderful to decorate a childs room, curtains  quilt ,wall hanging .for a girl go with the lighter fabic and Darker fabric for a boy, there are some nice varations to match up that would make a very plesant room.

I would love to win the fabric and pattern.  I would make a table runner so I could "practice" my free motion quilting.  

I would make a quilt for my mom.  Maybe we would even be able to work on it together!  Possibly a log cabin one.  The colors would work well for that!

well that holly lane pattern looks great i might use it for that or maybe a bargello to look like a monet painting.

The Once Apon A Time fabric collection looks delicious!   I would try NOT to hoard it (as I have a hard time with that!) and use it for a New York Beauty quilt I have been looking at starting. I think the rainbow of colors effect would be incredible!

I would make a bargello!

I have to make blocks for a swap the blk quilt with my quilt Guild. The soft aqua/pinks would blend in perfectly with my block star idea.

I'd use the Bargella with a Twist pattern for my neice & another for my nephew.

Since these fabrics look so bright and cheery, I would make a spring wall hanging (assuning that I could bring my self to cut into the beautiful fabrics!) or maybe a lap quilt.

I would make matching quilts and pillows for my goddaughter and her baby doll bed and then if any left over I would make her a bag to carry it all in.

I would make a quilt for my four year old granddaughter who just loves quilts etc. made by grandma

My dear friend Emily is having a baby any day now.  She would LOVE this fabric; I'd make her a quilt for the little one.

would make a table runner

I would make a wedding quilt for my daughter and her husband to be. My 19 year old daughter is getting married in a few months and while I think they should wait to get married, I want to show her how much I love her and that I support her in everything she does, whether I agree with it or not. Anyway, they're young and don't have much of anything to start a home with, it's the least I could do.

I would make a quilt for my grand daughter Maddie. She is 8 yo and makes quilts for needy kids and never one for herself. I would make one she could keep for herself, one that would make her "feel safe" and "loved" like the quilts she donates.

I have a wonderful pattern of nursery rhyme characters that I want to do into an applique quilt.  These fabrics would be wonderful in this quilt.

I have a wonderful pattern of nursery rhyme characters that I want to do into an applique quilt.  These fabrics would be wonderful in this quilt.

Oh my!  I could make so many wonderful projects with this fabric!  I think I would make a wedding quilt for my new husband!  We have been married for 6 months and I think it is time to have a beautiful new quilt to snuggle under!  Thanks for the chance to win!!

I probably would make a fun table runner for my kitchen table. With all the beautiful colors of the fabric, it takes me through Spring, Summer and into Fall. I make a lot of potholders, too, so I'm sure there would be a few of them i would make as well.

I WOULD MAKE PRITTY QUILTS FOR ALL THE ONES I LOVE FOR XMAS N BIRTHDAYS

I'd use it on my next Mystery Quilt through QCA.

These colors scream Bargello...

I WOULD MAKE PRITTY QUILTS FOR ALL THE ONES I LOVE FOR XMAS N BIRTHDAYS

I think the collection would make a great wall hanging.

I would make placemats and matching napkins for our patio table.  Might even venture out and make some cushions for our chairs too.  This would definitely spruce up the place for summertime.

I would make a "Story Quilt" for a child.  Often, when I give a child a quilt, I tell them it is a "Story Quilt" and that they can take it anywhere to sit on or wrap themselves up in when they read a story.  This seems quite an appropriate use for a fabric line called, "Once Upon a Time"!

I would use the fabric for a tumbling block quilt....

I would use the fabric for a tumbling block quilt....

Beautiful colours in this collection.  I would make a baby's quilt, but unsure right now of what pattern.

I would make my first Christmas quilt.

It is beautiful. I would to do a nursery outfitted for my 4th great-grand boy who is 3 mos. old. He is being raised by my son and his wife.

I would make a quilt to donate to our guild's community quilts for CASA adoptions.

I would love to make a drunker's path quilt with these fabulous colors in this fabric collection.  

I would make a quilt for my new great grandbaby which is due in Nov.  Already have the pattern so I am ready to go!

I'd make a quilt for my daughter.

I think I would like to make a Jacobs Ladder quilt for all the beautiful colors and it would be springy and beautiful because I was blessed with the prize to do it:)

I think I would like to make a Jacobs Ladder quilt for all the beautiful colors and it would be springy and beautiful because I was blessed with the prize to do it:)

I would make a wonderful lap quilt and practice my quilting. What a great line of fabric!!!

Maybe a table runner and a matching tree skirt?

Love the colors in this collection and they would harmonize perfectly in a room just vacated by a grown son!  I always save my scraps and try to make semi designed scrappy quilts for gifts to our finest. The soldiers coming home!

That bundle is beautiful!  

With Once Upon a Time, I would make a baby quilt.  The forest scene is cute, and the coordinates would work with many other designs!  Thanks.

I would use this to make a quilt for Victoria Quilts, which is a international group that makes quilts for cancer patients as they are often chilly and need the hug when undergoing cancer treatments. I belong to the local group and we average between 35 to 65 per month to supply our small province.

Thanks for listening.

I would make a glorious quilt for myself!  I am in love with those fabrics, especially the two animal prints.

I would make a diaper bag and a car seat shade for my new grandbaby due in October!

Love the colors.  I'd use it to make placemats, a table runner, and, if there is enough material left, I'd make napkins to go with everything.

I have many quilt patterns waiting in line for the next great bundle.

Love the colors in this collection, but deciding on what to make is hard.  The first thought was either a wall hanging or placemats that can be seen daily.

These colors are perfect for my dad.  I would make a Brick quilt to show him how much he has means to me as I was growing up, and how much I love him!

Oh! I love these fabrics!!! I am so inspired to make a fantastically adorable and very modern baby quilt!

I think that this line of fabrics would make a beautiful wall hanging in my kitchen where we eat.

I have a quilt I have been working on of the outdoors and camping. These shades of fabric would most definatly fit with all the different values I need to get the depth in the quilt.

The material would be used to help my grandaughter make her first quilt this summer.  She is going to be spending 6 weeks with us and this is one thing we want to do.  She says this is her graduation quilt.

The fabric is wonderful! I envision a wonderful log cabin quilt!

For the Once Upon a Time collection, I would make a throw for my family room and then second time around I would make a throw for a gift.

Irish chain..have a pattern that works with fat quarters so I am ready to go

.....or another pattern I have had for years that is a collection of Mini quilts in one big quilt..ummm, so many choices, so little fabric!

Irish chain..have a pattern that works with fat quarters so I am ready to go

.....or another pattern I have had for years that is a collection of Mini quilts in one big quilt..ummm, so many choices, so little fabric!

Irish chain..have a pattern that works with fat quarters so I am ready to go

.....or another pattern I have had for years that is a collection of Mini quilts in one big quilt..ummm, so many choices, so little fabric!

I think this line would make cute aprons but I would probably make a baby quilt.

If I won this fabric, I would make the quilt I have planning to make for my granddaughter's 16th birthday. I am so proud of her. She has made honor roll two years in a row. She deserves something special for her good work!

Tumbling blocks is on my list of quilts to make. These look like great fabrics for that patten.

Well, this is lovely materials & I am just starting my Christmas present projects - soooooooo, this would go toward quilts for my family or maybe a quilt for the raffle we hold at my church in Dec.

I'd make a lap quilt for my granddaughter.

I have my eye on the "Mirror, Mirror" pattern - fq friendly and these fabrics look beautiful!

I have been looking at that Holly Lane pattern in the quilting books.  Love it!

If I won the fabrics I would probably do a scrap quilt.  They are so popular now.

I love some of the string quilts that I see.

I would make a quilt for one of my granddaughters or help one of them make their 1st quilt.  

I want to make something for my mother-in-law with these fabrics and pieces of my husbands old Army Uniform...

I would make 2 kids quilts - one in pink for a girl and one in orange for a boy.  Kathie L in Allentown

I love the fabrics, our quilt group makes charity quilts for those who are ill or in distress like a person (or family) burned out of their home. This collection would make a beautiful quilt to give to one of them

I would make my second ever quilt in the log cabin style or the nine patch which would really show off the beautiful colors.  The colors are all my favorites too!!

I love fabric, it is the best candy I know...eye candy :-)

I would make our next grandchild a baby quilt, I make one for each new grandchild.  We are up to 15, 3 girls and 12 boys, boy are we girls out numbered haha.  

I would make a log cabin quilt for my guest room.

I would make a log cabin quilt for my guest room - wonderful colors!

This collection is just sterling and would go just right in my daughter's new house.  Noticed the "owl" in one of the fabrics.  Her theme used in the invitations to their wedding used owls and they continue to collect unusual ones.  The colors are just what she likes.

First, the fabric bundle, I would just look at it for a while (lovingly).  It is absolutely beautiful.  Then I would carefully decide what I wanted to make with it.  I have so many wonderful quilts that I want to make.  It would be hard to decide, but I think I could do it!!!  

I love RJR fabrics and if I were a lucky lady who won them I would make a quilt for one of my grandsons whom I have not made a quilt for as yet.

These stunning fantasy prints cry out for a modern, big block design, with settings, sashings, borders and binding in the beautifully complementary and smaller scale all over prints.

Oh choices, choices....I think I'd make a quilt for my only grandson. I think he'd like it.  Leftovers would make a lovely bag for me!!!

I have sooooo many patterns in my mind, and in notebooks, and marked in magazines, there's no telling which I'd choose! I have a friend who is always saying "don't plan so hard....let the (whatever's he's working on) tell you what to do."

Well, I try to take his advice... I'd hold it and feel it, and I would "let the fabric tell me" the perfect pattern!

I know it would be gorgeous with these great prints! The patterns remind me of "Peter and the Wolf" so it would probably be my first quilt for my grandson.

Susan

I am fairly new to quilting and have made five quilts to date. I'm trying to challenge myself and try new things, so I would use this beautiful fabric along with some fabric from my Mums clothing that I've been saving, to make a french braid quilt to commemorate the fifth anniversary of her passing.

I would make quilt for my granddaughter, who just had a new baby boy, I may even make a matching quilt for him. I should say "another" quilt for him.

"Once up on Time" inspires me to use the fabric to make some sampler blocks and then add some machine ebroidered designs of "days gone by" and maybe a few photos of my grandparents, etc. to add to the theme for an old fashioned quilt for my bed.

I'm getting ready to start a new baby quilt for my nephew's second child, due in October.

Two new grandbabies on the way, so baby quilts!

I am planning to make a Christmas row quilt when I win this bundle!  I have been collecting ideas for the  last five years and figure the time is getting close to begin this project. Winning this bundle would be  the final nudge to make it happen!

I would make a quilt for my 90 year old grandma who taught me how to quilt. She deserves one for being so patient with me all of these years.

This fabric would be perfect to use in a graduation quilt for my god daughter.

I'd make a quilt for my other granddaughter and a quilt for my grandson.

Oh what beautiful fabric!  I would make a quilt for breast cancer with the pink/gray/charcoal/white fabric. It would be stunning, cheerful, and comforting.

I would make a quilt for my daughter's best childhood friend who is getting married in the fall.

I would make a wall hanging.  Probably stars and flying geese.

I would love to make a throw for my grandbabies to cuddle up in when they come to visit me at my new home.  The fabric is adorable!  If there is anything left over I would love to make a tablerunner for myself using the pattern/block.

Thanks for the opportunity to win such a fabulous bundle of fabric and adorable pattern.

I am interested in making a fabric collage with mixed media. I think these fabrics would be interesting to play with to create the collage. The colors are nice and the variety of tones and designs lend itself to this project as well as any other quilt project such as bags, ipod covers, etc. Thanks for sharing.

Nice fabric! I'd make a quilt. Thanks for the chance!

I have been planning for several years to make a Christmas row quilt. I have just about enough pattern ideas now to make it happen. Winning this bundle would be the jumpstart to get me going!

I think I would make a Fractured Nine Patch with the fabrics.

I would make a quilt with a big block to feature the main fabric.

These beautiful fabrics would find their way into quilts for sure.

I see a beautiful quilt with the large pattern fabric as the backing and an active wide border. Don't know what the pattern would be but there are many options that are possibilities from half-square triangles to log cabins to trip around the world.

Ahhhh...the colors of the rainbow....endless possibilities!  

I would make two baby quilts, for my great nieces, Abby and Emily, who have been born this year.

I would make a flying geese quilt with all those different colors!

I will use this fabric to make a "State" challenge quilt for my quilting bee.  I plan to make a "Texas" quilt.  The colors will work together beautifully on this project,  Any leftovers will go into an appliqued sweatshirt.  Thank you for offering this fabric.

I would choose a modern pattern & make a quilt for my oldest granddaughter.

I have been wanting to try a bargello.  These would be perfect!

I would definitely like to win this prize.  I would then make a log cabin quilt for my great-grandson who will be turning 2 in July of this year.  I really like working with the RJR fabrics.

I would just love to win this wonderful fabric. I'm making quilts for a veterans home and it would sure help me out alot.

Oh Wow!!!  Will you look at those colors!!!  I would definitely put them to good use on a Quilt of Valor or 2 and a couple pillowcases!  

i have a baby quilt to make and living the in the woods, this would be perfect!

Love, love, love the color combination.  I would make a little girl quilt!!!!!

With a  name like "Once Upon a Time" it just has to be a baby quilt or a child's lap quilt.

Stuff for my first grandchild that is due in August.  It would be great!!

I can see a log cabin in the making!

I would make pillows and a throw-sized quilt for the couch.  It would be lovely!

Once Upon A Time would be perfect for another Doll Quilt! I love making them and I'll probably donate this one to facebook.com/KorisKritters

A 501(3)c foundation that we started to help rescue animals shelters in our area in celebration of my granddaughter who was killed in an automobile accident in July, 2012

I am thinking Trip Around The World.  It would probably be a gift for someone - have to decide who when it is done.  I have a pattern that is designed to be made with fat quarters.  Perfect.

For starters I would make a table topper for an antique table from my grandma

These fabrics look so fresh that I would make two lap size quilts for my adult children. They love new

exciting fabrics and of course I would back them with flannel for the coziness. The pattern is also lovely, I could make blocks for each of the quilts.

All is fun in fabric.

With four grandchildren now, it's a question of who gets the quilt, not which quilt pattern to make! The two youngest need "big" quilts - one is out of the crib and in a Big Boy's bed, and the other will be not far behind. I see fairly simple blocks and lots of fun, machine applique.

This is such a pretty bundle... I would love to make a lap quilt for my cousin who will be turning 50 in December!! Wouldn't that be a wonderful surprise?!! Thanks for the chance!!

I would use the fabric to make a quilt from the pattern collection to have to enter in our local guild quilt show in 2013

I love so many patterns that are fat-quarter friendly that I would probably need to pet these for a few hours before making a final decision.

Love the fabrics and need to build a stash, times are tough and my checks are short so there is no extra for fabric or any other non nessessities...I also really like the pattern so I would have everything needed for an actual project....it would be heaven

I have 16 grandchildren that I need to make a quilt for, so I would use it to make a quilt for one of my grandchildren, or maybe use it to make a 50 year anniversary quilt for me and my husband.

My grand daughter would love something for her college dorm bed made out these fabrics.  She starts in August so I could get it made by then.  Sure would love to win and thanks for the chance.

I would use these fabrics to make a quilt as you go log cabin bed quilt.  I have just found a pattern for a scrappy one in an old quilting book.

I would make a log cabin quilt, I love the log cabin block and have been wanting to make one for some time now and the colors in Once Upon a Time fabric collection would make a very pretty quilt.

I would make a scrap quilt with it, or a star medallion in the middle.  Thanks for the giveaway.

I think I would make a quilt for my great-niece, I think she would love a quilt from this fun fabric.

I would make a scrap quilt with it, or a star medallion in the middle.  Thanks for the giveaway.

I would make a quilt for my grandson and a story book to go with it.

I will soon be moving into a new home and my goal in that home is to have nothing on the walls but quilts, either wall hangings or just pretty appliqued quilts.  I am sure that is where this gorgeous fabric will end up...unless, of course, I change my mind and do something entirely different with it.  We quilters have free reign to do that!!

I would make a scrap quilt with it, or a star medallion quilt.  Thanks for the giveaway.

I have been wanting to make a quilt using a funky focus fabric......I have found it.....

IWhat a wonderful Thimbleberries collection!  I purchased TB tops from a quilter's husband and would utilize this set in finishing these two tops.

The colors are beautiful so I think I would make a lap quilt for the living room.

I would make a quilt for my church to sell to pay some of the bills

I would START a new quilt top and add it to my huge collection of UFOs and then I would divy some up for my favorite friends to bribe them for help on some of my UFOs.  I like to spread the quilty luv around.

I would START a new quilt top and add it to my huge collection of UFOs and then I would divy some up for my favorite friends to bribe them for help on some of my UFOs.  I like to spread the quilty luv around.

I would make a quilt for my 91 year old mother to snuggle under.

I would make a quilt for my mother, 82, who is suffering from Alzheimers and will be entering a facility sometime in the near future as Dad is finding it more and more difficult to care for her at home. I would embellish the quilt with "memories" of family members as she is having difficulty remembering many of them now. I think such a quilt would be of great comfort as she moves out of her home to a strange place.  Thank you for the opportunity to win this fabric - money is tight and fabric is becoming more of a luxury than necessity :(

I would make a quilt for my granddaugter who has always loved to read and probably started out with stories that began...."One Upon A Time!"  Lovely colors and selction of print designs.

I would make the pattern that the bundle came with!!  If I thought the colors wouldn't work, then I would make them into a quilt.  I would LOVE to win this, you have no idea how much.  THanks for the chance to win!!!

I think I would like to make a crib or lap size quilt for my granddaughter.

I would make quilts for patients @ the nursing home where my mom lives, I noticed many have no visitors  and a quilt might make them smile.

Bargello is speaking to me with those colors.

This would be great for a quilt for my granddaughter!

I am making a quilt for each one of my great nephews ranging from 7 to 1 month as a  wedding present.  Yes it will be a few years but I hope to have them all competed by that time.

I have been wanting to make a log cabin quilt for my bed.  All of my quilts have been pretty small and a large log cabin would be wonderful.  These RJR fabrics would be gorgeous!

I love your fabric and I would make a table runner and placemat set,

I love the colors and would love to design a quilt the show off the fabrics

i would make a wall hanging for the front foyer....something that would set off the focus fabrics, yet give it a 'scrappy' quilt look with all the wonderful other prints. Beautiful collection!

I would use the fabric for the fairy quilt I am making for my granddaughter.  It would go really nice with the blocks I have done so far.

I would use the fabric for the fairy quilt I am making for my granddaughter.  It would go really nice with the blocks I have done so far.

I love the rjr fabrics.  I have so many patterns that I want to try that I am not sure which one to use this fabric for.  I would have to play around with it,  but I am leaning towards something like the drunkards patha new pattern for(so me.-

A gorgeous quilt for my grandaughter.

I would love to make a Log Cabin quilt with the fat quarters.  They are such beautiful colours!  I could also try to make the pattern that is part of the contest.  Thank you for providing the opportunity to win this wonderful prize!

I would make a child's quilt using the Quick Curve Ruler.  It would be a modern design and stunning.

I would make a childs quilt using the Quick Curve Ruler.  It would be a great modern design.

I would make as many baby blankets as I could and give them to either the Fort Lewis hospital to give to babies just born.  Or I would give them to soldiers who just had babies in my husbands unit.

Of course, when I see fabric, I'm usually thinking quilts because so much of my sewing is quilts.  However, this time, I also could see making a multi-fabric dress for my granddaughter with matching headbands.

My wonderful husband needs a new wall hanging for his office cubicle.

I would make a quilt for my new great-grandson.

I love RJR fabrics. I have lots of fruit and veggie fabrics. These sweet little prints would go perfect with them. I've wanted to make some Table Topper gifts.......someday.....someday.

Beautiful collection of fabrics!  I'm sure I have just the right pattern for a quilt.

It would be something to spruce up my house.You can never have too many fabrics.

I would make a children's quilt for project Linus. :)

I will make a quilt for my son, Chris, who rescues animals...it is hard to find a collection that is not too feminine and this one fits the bill!  Love it, love it, love it!  I look forward to working with Once Upon a Time!

I would love to make a project bag with those fabrics!

I could make some really cute purses out of this fabric collection and a baby quilt would be cute too.

If I won, I would give the prize to my daughter.  She wants to begin quilting and is expecting her third baby.  This would be a wonderful start to her quilting.

Good luck, everyone!

I think I would try a Trip Around the World with this fabric.

This fabric collection is beautiful!  It begs to be incorporated into an Asian-themed quilt.  I have not tackled that kind of project yet, but there is surely a beautiful quilt brewing in my dreams, one that showcases these fabrics in a striking and spectacular way and lands on one of the walls in my home.

I would use the fabric in my next project, which is yet undetermined. There are so many ideas rolling around in my head at this moment. Love the fabric, and I love that pattern. We did that as a block of the month at our quilt shop, but I was not able to do it. It makes a beautiful quilt.

A wallhangine would be my 1st thought--but I am doing table runners that this would be good for

I'm in the midst of moving from one state to another...that means re-decorating opportunities! I could definitely use inspiration from RJR fabrics! It would make my move a lot easier if I had something special to look forward to working on. Those fabrics would be wonderful to build a new bedroom decor around!

I see my granddaughters room being redone. New curtains a new storybook quilt new dust ruffle and covers for her rocking chair. Izzy just loves quilting fabric at age 3 and she knows what she likes. She loves this fabric line she wanted to get it off the screen with her i want  g-ma please and thank you. Thanks for the chance to win happy quilting.

I would love to win this beautiful fabric and make a beautiful quilt!! Thanks for the chance to win!!

I would make a fairy tale quilt with this fabric.  1112-01 & 02 make me think of Hansel and Gretel, and Litlle Red Robin Hood.    There could be some blocks of various tales which this fabric could connect.  Have have several quilts the contest fabric could be made with.  Beautiful!

As a new quilter the possibilities are wide open.  I have started 2 quilts so far a Halloween and a Sampler quilt using Nascar theme for a husband.  I would like to make and donate lap quilts for either those undergoing chemo therapy or for shelters so that individuals know someone is thinking of them.  Like the collection it is bright and lively which can make great combinations.

I LOVE the fabrics! I would use them for a mystery quilt.  The patterns look fun too!

I think I would make my aunt a pretty summer table runner. She loves table runners and place mats and I think I have made her one for almost every season! I enjoy making them, they are easy and fun and very loved by my auntie.

I would make some large patchwork pillows to go on the beds to brighten the rooms and to lean against while sitting up reading.

I would begin making a quilt for my MIL for Christmas!

I think I would make something pretty fo the coffee table in our living room.  I need to practice some quilting techniques!    

Looooove the Once Upon A Time fabrics!  I'm pretty new to quilting, so would have to be an easy pattern for me! LOL   Know it'd make a beautiful Tumbler, or Log Cabin......not sure exactly what pattern I'd use. But would probably be a Graduation gift for our oldest Grandgirlie!  She would love these colors!

Thanks for chance to win the Shades Apart & the pattern!  :)

I would use this great selection of colors for a Grandmothers Fan quilt or a Friendship Ring quilt with an ivory background so they stand out nice.

I woild make a log cabin quilt.  I've always wanted one and it's the pattern that inspired me to start quilting!

I would make a contemporary quilt with the "Once Upon a Time" fabric collection.  It would make a wonderful quilt for an older teen or young adult and, since I don't have many of those in my immediate family, it would be a prayer quilt for someone in that age group.

I would share the bundle with my quilting friend and challenge her to make blocks that we could swap and each have enough blocks for each of us to have a quilt.  Then we would have a show and tell to see what each had created.  It's such a fun time to share with a quilting buddy.

I just found out I will get to have my grand daughter spend the summer with us. I would make her a cuddle quilt. Thanks

jenellejb@aol.com

I'd have to play with the fabric and some patterns, but the project would be a lap quilt for myself.  I've made so many things for others, and have nothing I've made for me!  I want to make something to practice free motion quilting on my frame, and these fabrics would be lovely to use.

Lisa :)

I think this would look great as a log cabin quilt and some matching pillows.

i  would make a fun quilt using 1114-21 as the background, and maybe fussy-cutting 1112-01 and -02.  It would be bright and spirit lifting for a needy child.

I would make a quilt for my granddaughter.  She loves the fabric as I do.  She is starting to sew with me and would help me with the quilt

I would give some to our quilt group that is making placemats for the Meals On Wheels program and some to our group that is making a quilt to auction for our local women's center. Of course, some would also live at my house. Thanks.

I would make a baby blanket for my nine month grand-daughter; Viola and make a matching doll baby blanket too.... That would be so cute!!

A quilt, of course! While I love making bags and other useful things, these little woodland animals need to be featured in a quilt. I would hope for some scraps left over to jazz up some other projects.

Since I don't do much for myself, I think I will make something for myself.  I would love a lap quilt to cuddle with when I am watching TV on a cold winter evening.  It would be great to have one  just to have when I am not feeling well.  Something like my own quilt would help me feel a lot better!

The pattern really looks nice.  Maybe I would the fat quarters to

make it.  Or, I love doing log cabin quilts.

I bought the storm at sea ruler last year and never use it.  I think this beautiful bundle will make a wonderful "storm at sea" quilt.

I'd make Holly Lane, of course.  Beautiful fabric!!

I'd make Holly Lane, of course.  Beautiful fabric!

Some of these fabrics would play nicely with batiks;  I would like to try them together in a lap quilt.

I have seen some beautiful bargello quilts made with print fabric, like RJR's beautiful fabrics.  That is what I would make with their Shades Apart line, because it would be a unique gift for someone special.

I love the colors of Once Upon a Time and want to make a French Braid quilt for my baby grandson. The colors are vibrant and would make a beautiful keepsake.

I would make a baby quilt for my nine month old grand-daughter; Viola with a matching doll blanket.... That would be so cute!!

The Once Upon A Time bundle is perfect for making a quilt with my youngest granddaughter, Ariel. Her two older sisters have quilts we made together but living 2000 miles apart, Ariel has missed out so far.  

I would use part to add to my "life" quilt and the rest would go to my nursing home quilt ministry. I so enjoy giving the lap quilts to our residents of our 2 nursing homes. It makes them smile and to feel that there really is someone out there who cares! Thank you.

I Love the colours! The colours would be so NICE for a new spring tablecloth or runner, which would have to include some pretty appliqued flowers and vines. :D  I would LOVE to win this bundle.  I spotted a nice pattern in your pattern tab "Han e mai Blossoms Table Runner" that would be fun to try.

I believe the Once Upon a Time Fabric collection would be showcased beautifully in a Trip Around the World Quilt.

I really like these fabrics.  I would make a quilt featuring a front porch swing.  The fabrics remind me of the outdoor breeze.

I really like these fabrics.  I would make a quilt featuring a front porch swing.  The fabrics remind me of the outdoor breeze.

These fabrics will be perfect for the hand quilted comfort quilts our group makes for people in the community who are experiencing difficulties with health, family, and friends who just need comforting.

I would probably make a daybed cover.  The colors are beautiful and would go with my guest room decor.

I am currently working on designing and publishing quilt patterns.  If I won the bundle, I would design a new quilt pattern showcasing the prints and then make the quilt.  They are AMAZING fabrics and I would love to work with them.

I am currently working on designing and publishing quilt patterns.  If I won the bundle, I would design a new quilt pattern showcasing the prints and then make the quilt.  They are AMAZING fabrics and I would love to work with them.

I would make a baby quilt for my grandson who is due in July!!  Yeah!!!

I would make a quilt for my grandson who is due in July!  Yeah!!

These fabrics would be perfect for the hand quilted comfort quilts our group make for people in the community who are experiencing difficulties with health, family, or just need comforting.

I would make a quilt with a pattern I have never tried...maybe something with applique, (which I am trying to learn).

A Mystery Quilt. The hardest thing about mystery quilts is choosing the right fabric. Here it is. All done for me. Now . . . . Mystery 7 maybe?

I am attending my very first Mystery Quilt retreat in September and I would be so excited to use these beautiful fabrics!!  

I would use to make a quilt for a great co-worker.  She makes my days go smoothly.

I would make a table runner as a house warming gift for a friend.

I would look through my stash of patterns and make a lap quilt.

Oh my goodness, so many choices with Once Upon A Time.  I would make a TurningTwenty Again.  I have made a Turning Twenty with RJR fabrics previously and entered it in the County Fair. Won a Red Ribbon (2nd Place).  I love the variety of RJR fabrics.

I would make table runners for all my sisters for Christmas

Would love to make a cute little outfit for my grand daughter and maybe even a matching backpack. Or a quilt.

Oh I love it.  I'm seeing a lap  quilt for my family room with matching pillows!

I would make a quilt called "ladder Lap Quilt".  This fabric would look great!!!

I would make a twin size quilts and pillow cases for my niece.  These fabrics look like what the tweens and teens are liking today.  She just got a new bedroom set and i think two quilts for her new bunk beds would be perfect.

I love all the colors & patterns, the oranges, browns, blues, greens.  I think it would be a good time to make myself a quilt; I keep giving all my projects away!

I would try an Irish chain with pink background and black chain.

I would make a yellow brick road quilt and if i had any left over i would make a disappearing 9 patch.  

I feel a quilt coming on for my granddaughter with lots and lots of flying geese.

as I look at each package so many baby things are speaking to me

the blue/green  package works for me, I am going to welcome my first Great Grandchild in November, how endearing it would be to make something sweet, soft and special from that package,

I would be grateful for whatever blessings I receive, my newest grandchild, born to my oldest grandchild will be something to honor always, as all my grandchildren are

I think this fabric would make some adorable totes, I can even see some type of a jacket made out of the fabric, that would match the tote, with different types of ribbon wound through some grommets on the tote.   Nice fabric.

I would make a lap quilt  and pillow for a wonderful friend  who is alway there when i need them.

I would make a Mariners Compass Quilt.  

i'd make a quilt for my friend who isn't well.  she's always been there for me.

i'd make a quilt for my friend who isn't well.  she's always been there for me.

My sixth grandbaby is on the way!  What a perfect assortment to sew some beautiful things for the little princess.

I would make a quilted tablecloth

I would definately use the pinks and neurals in a breast cancer quilt for a friend. The blues, greens and nuetrals in a baby boy quilt, and the orange and teal colors in some new pillows.

The fabric is beautiful.  I would make a paper pieced new york beauty quilt with these fabrics.  Love it!

I think they would make beautiful quilted ereader or laptop totes.  I would make a bunch in different colours.

I would make either a wallhanging or tablerunners from the beautiful fabrics.

I think they would make beautiful quilted ereader or laptop totes.  I would make a bunch in different colours.

I would make a log cabin quilt to wrap up and keep cozy in this winter.

I think I would love this fabric collection for a table runner with placemats for my dining room table.  The fabrics would showcase nicely in the pattern in this month's newsletter, Lilacs by Clothworks.  The large triangle cuts would allow a beautiful large section of the showcase fabric.  At least, that is where I would start.  Just beautiful, and such a wonderful fabric to gaze upon while sitting at a table, waiting patiently for dinner, or even over tea.  Lots to look at!  Love it!

I would use the Once Upon a Time fabric to create a kid's quilt.  The bright colors and animal motifs seem perfect for that.

I am thinking a braid pattern would be awesome with this fabric!

I would make a full-size quilt to use in the guest room where my niece stays with me.

I would make a bed runner for  my stepson and his wife.  Every year they come over and get my Christmas boxes down, then they come back after Christmas and put them all back up for me.  This year they were late getting here so they cleaned and organized my entire garage.  I believe they deserve more but would enjoy a beautiful bed runner made from these lovely fabrics.  It would be a simple but heartfelt way to say thank you to them.

It's looking like a wall hanging or quilt......  Not sure yet.

I'd make the Holly Lane BOM of course!  Thanks for the chance to win.

I will make a yellow brick road.That will help show off the different fabric.

I would use the fabrics and the Holly Lane block pattern to make a donation quilt for a teen in our city who is graduating out of the foster child program. One of our local quilt shops, Piece by Piece, takes part in this important program. What fun it would be to use the RJR fabrics in one of these quilts. Thank you for the opportunity to take part in this give-away.

Beautiful fabric. I don't know what I would make. I need to find a special pattern.

I WOULD USE IT TO MAKE MY OWN PATTERNS AND THEN HOPE RJR FABRIC WOULD ALSO LIKE MY PATTERNS AND USE THEM TO MAKE NEW FABRIC AND PATTERNS

I would make lovely curtain to cover the doors in my bookshelf/cabinet

I would definitely make a Bargello quilt...

If I won the bundle I would make a beautiful tote bag for myself and one for my daughter-in-law who's a busy Mom with three little ones.

I can see couture outfits with fussy cut appliques for my two youngest granddaugters.  Perhaps summer tops with coordinating shorts for my three oldest granddaughters.  And a lap quilt for me!  So many ideas, so little time!

Gosh, you can telll how badly we all want to win this gorgeous fabric!  I am thinking I'd do a really lovely diamond radiant star quilt with my treasures - read that as this awesome fabric collection!

The Holly Lane block pattern would make a beautiful Christmas project for a wall hanging. The pattern looks just perfect for my living room wall.

The Once Upon a Time fabric collection has some beautiful color combinations and would make a perfect quilt for my grand-daughter.

Thanks for the chance to win a great prize.

Love the colours  -  I might make a big throw for my favourite chair

I would make a quilt for our local Crisis Pregnancy home called "Grace Cottage" for their annual fundraising auction.

I think I would make a Mariners Compass wall hanging. I would probably paper piece it so I wouldn't waste any of the beautiful fabric.=)

I'm thinking a baby quilt for a special child!  Thanks!

Nice fabrics!  I would make a small table runner - so it would be small enough for machine quilting, or I might try hand quilting.

Beautiful fabric! There's a special BOM that I've been looking for just the right fabric.

First of all I would look at it and feel the texture, all the while trying to determine just what quilt pattern I would use it on, maybe a new mystery quilt on QCA.

This fabric would make a beautiful quilt for my mother-in-law.  She would love the colors.

Hmmm, with all of those beautiful "blenders" they would compliment so many different projects - some which are UFOs, and some which have yet to be started!

A friend that I have had for 35 years--she is 89--is moving away.  I would love to get a few of her friends together and make her "A Remember Us Always" quilt.  She is going up to Park City where there will be a lot of deer and animals close by, just like the fabric!!!!  

I can see a "New York Beauty" out of those fabrics but I think since I have trouble sometimes with color this fabric bundle would make a wonderful colorwheel.  Using a "Dresden Plate" pattern wouldn't it make a cool colorwheel to hang in your sewing room for a reference!  Love it, would love to win it.

This collection is begging to be put into a Log Cabin quilt, maybe for my new granddaughter?

This collection is begging to be put into a Log Cabin quilt, maybe for my new granddaughter?

This collection is begging to be put into a Log Cabin quilt, maybe for my new granddaughter?

This collection is begging to be put into a Log Cabin quilt, maybe for my new granddaughter?

If I win the fabric, I'd love to try a Radiant Star quilt.  

I would love to make some pillows to brighten up my couch and a table runner!

A quilting friend just taught me how to do needle-turn applique.  We discussed the nuances of color in even a single flower blossom and how important it is to have a stash of fabrics in various hues to be able to replicate the colors of nature in our applique.   I would definitely find the Shades Apart bundle to be helpful in making a large applique quilt.

I love the pattern and color of the 1112-01 in the once apon a time collection.  I have black leather furniture and tables and I would make a throw for the love seat and matching table runner for the coffee table and with the left over pieces I would make coasters.

I am expecting a new grandbaby so I would make a baby quilt out of the lovely fabrics!

I would make a quilt for my sister-in-law.  Maybe a Dresden.  I'm loving those right now.

I want to make quilts for my friend's 2 granddaughters.  I plan to use the same pattern, making the blocks for the baby smaller than the toddler's quilt.  These fabrics would be perfect!

I would probably make a table runner and/or a tote bag. I love the way the colors go together. Thanks for the opportunity to win some lovely fabrics and a pattern!

I would probably make a table runner and/or a tote bag. I love the way the colors go together. Thanks for the opportunity to win some lovely fabrics and a pattern!

What delicious colours!  I would plan to make a qult for myself, not sure of the pattern yet as there are too many that I like.

I have several teen and young adult male and female grand children and I think they would love to have either pillow slips or I Pad or E readers or computer bags.  They're in high school and collage and they're all pretty cool kids :} .  I don't think they're too girly for the guys to like them.

I would probably make a quilt to take on a picnic.  The colors of the fabric are beautiful!

I can see so many possibilities with the fabric, love the designs and colors.

I might make a charity quilt for the linus projects and a runner for myself.

Debbie

I have been wanting to make a scrappy quilt, but didn't have enought assortment of fabrics.  his bundle would give me a large enough assortment that I could try my first scrappy quilt.  

I would love to make this fabric into a quilt for my 1 1/2 yo great-granddaughter.

I'd like to make cushions for my "poker table chairs" and a table  runner to tie in all together.  Lovely fabrics.

What beautiful fabrics!  I am very much a "newbie" quilter after probably 25 years of being a "wannabe" quilter.  I have so many quilts in my head that I want to make.  Now that I've retired I finally have time to pursue my passion!

I would use this beautiful fabric to make my friend Lindsay a quilt as she is going through some very serious brain surgery and would a quilt from these fabrics.

I would make a quilt for my granddaughter who is getting married in a little over a year.  That would give me plenty of time to plan and make it.

I would make a beautifully quilted summer tote bag.

I would love to win the fabric and pattern.  I would definitely make a quilt.  I am learning EQ6, and I just finished a class on Quilting Big Quilts on a Small Machine, so I need lots of fabric, so I will have lots of practice.

I would make pillows for my grown children. Thanks for the chance your wonderful giveaway!

Beautiful fabric, gorgeous colors for a quilt for one of my grandchildren.  

I would make pillows for my grown children. Thanks for the chance on your great giveaway!

Triplets are joining our family soon and this fabric would be fabulous for them!

I'd definitely have to make a really cool lap quilt for my youngest granddaughter.

I would do a baby quilt.

I would make a bed quilt - maybe a rainbow double wedding ring!

This looks like it would make a wonderful baby room for someone who didn't want it to look juvenile - an "adult" baby room.

I would make Granddaughter #2 a quilt--already made one for #1. Such pretty fabrics!

I would love to sew table toppers for each of my sisters for Mother's Day.

I would love to win the fabric and pattern.  I have a grandchild due in late October.  I would make a quilt and decorate the baby's room with the fabric.  Quilt,pillows,  drapes, diaper bag, and crib decorations.

With these fabrics I would like to make a purse for summer. I could even invision a dress made from these beautiful prints.

I think the RJR fabric would make a great attic window wall hanging. The animal print would be the focus fabric in the windows. Thanks for a chance to win.

The lovely colors in the Shades Apart fat quarter bundle would make a beautiful quilt for our grown son who frequently spends his weekends helping us with projects around the house, for which we are very grateful.

I would use them in a teach a grand daughter to make a quilt project.

That gorgeous fabric shouts out "Baby Quilt" to me.  I'm not sure where it would end up since we're not expecting any new grandbabies right now, but I know I could find it a good home!  Chrys

I would make cuddly quilts for my three granddaughters who all love to snuggle under anything made by "Maimmy."  They would even be allowed to choose and arrange the fabric blocks as each desires.

I would make my grandchild a quillo. Using a pattern of squares and stripes.

I love this designer's fabrics and made two quilts from her "Two for Tea" collection.  Beautiful colors and design in the "Once Upon A Time" collection.  I would make a quilt for a friend who needs a smile.

Definitely pay it forward!! A quilt or a child in need. Every child needs a quilt of their own and to feel safe when snuggling in it.

I would use it to make a wedding quilt for my son and soon to be new daughter.  She has expressed an interest in quilting so what better fabric line to use than the one called "Once Upon a Time"!!  Seems appropriate for a new couple starting their new life together.....

I would love to make a napping quilt with this wonderful fabric.  Thanks for the chance to win!

Beautiful collection.  I would make a lap quilt from my book "Bundles of Fun" written just for fat quarters.

Since my goal this year is to make a charity quilt a month I would definitely use the fabrics to add to my charity contribution. The fabrics are so cheerful!

I would love to make a good friend a baby quilt for her new baby due in August.

We've got some new grand-nephews so I would make each of them a snuggle quilt.  I love that animal print and I think a little boy would enjoy it too!

I am in the process of retiring for the second time.  I have promised a great niece that I would teach her to quilt.  This fabric would be perfect.

I would make a quilt and baby doll quilt for my great grandaughter as she loves to carry her doll and her quilt with her

We've just been told we are going to be great grandparents, so a baby quilt is in my immediate future.  Looks like many of the Once Upon a Time fabrics would fit nicely into a new quilt.

I would like to make a wall hanging from the Once Upon a Time collection.  I especially like the oranges and greens.

I would make a log cabin quilt for the guest room that I am painting.

With Once Upon a Time, I would make a butterfly quilt for myself or for my nieces. The orange and teal would look so nice together!

Thanks for a chance to win those beautiful Thimbleberries! I need to add good fabric to my stash, and they look like beautiful blenders to go with anything. I'm thinking a Double Irish Chain......

I think, if I had these color combos, I would try making a Bargello quilt, I have never done one because I'm not the greatest at picking out color variations, but with these color/fabric combinations, the hardest part would already be done!

Woulden't these look good in a bargello quilt???  Lovely....

I would make a couple Square in a Square quilts for the grandbabies. Wonderful colors.

I would use them in the Eureka pattern by Animas Quilts that I have.  I have been waiting to run across just the right fabrics and these would be those!

What a lovely fabric line .. the colors are just wonderful.  I've got a number of fat quarter friendly patterns that I've yet to work up, and these would be used to complete one or more of them.  Thanks so much for this opportunity.

I would really like to try a mystery quilt.

I would make a quilt. Love the colors!

I have a new grandson (my first  grandchild) so I would probably make a quilt for him. The fabrics look so yummy!

I have a new grandson (my first  grandchild) so I would probably make a quilt for him. The fabrics look so yummy!

This would give me an awesome chance to use my own imagination with beautiful colors and textures.

I've been making doll quilts/table toppers lately.  These fabrics are crying out to be on our gorgeous black table that my DH made and to hang on the wall in our family room.  Thanks for showing them to us, they are lovely.  Maybe DH will make me a little Shaker rocking chair so I can drape a little quilt on it.

This wonderful fabric collection would compliment most any quilting project; however I'd love to use it in a large scrappy quilt I'm planning for my son.  Thanks for the opportunity to win

The Shades Apart fat-quarter bundle and one Holly Lane block of the month pattern would be wonderful to decorate a new grandbaby’s room with curtains, quilt , wall hanging. The darker fabric is just right for a new baby boy. There are some nice variations to match up that would tie everything in the room together. Plus I am looking at making bibs, burp clothes, lap quilts and whatever else I see and think the new grandson needs.

I would LOVE to add this fat -quarter bundle to my statch it looks perfect for the quilt I am making for my son's new home.

So many choices I'm thinking a Bargello pattern of some sort. I am addicted to them lately.

I would make some kind of Bargello pattern quilt. I just love them.

Wow these are perfect fabrics for my stash.  I love RJR fabric since they make Thimbleberries fabric by Lynette Jensen and this fabric would definitely coordinate with my Thimbleberry fabric.  I would like to make a quilt with pillows to match for my son in Minnesota for their sofa.  I just saw a perfect quilt pattern called Modern Comfort that would be perfect for this fabric bundle.  I'd love to win these.  Thanks for the opportunity.

Great Fabrics!!!!! Would be nice to use them in my next profect!!!

I love the colors and would love to make a baby quilt to give to a friend.

Not only do I love the fabrics and the colors, but my mother loves them,too. She will be going to an assisted living facility this summer, and I would love to make a lap quilt for her. I think it would make her feel more comfortable to have a new beautiful, quilt made with these fabrics.

I love the fabrics.  I made my grandson a quilt for Christmas and now that he and his mom are moving and beginning a new chapter in their lives I would make a quilt for my daughter.  

If I would be fortunate enough to win---for the first few days I would spread the fabric out on my cutting table in my sewing room and every day I would walk in and touch and caress each fabric--I would scour my quilting patterns until I found the exact pattern to showcase such gorgeous fabric :)

I'd make the Clotilde pattern "Weave it to me" which calls for a graded assortment of 9 medium/light FQs and 13 darker FQs. I've been anxious to make it for over a year but waiting on the right fabrics. This prize sure looks like it.

I love the colors and would use them in a quilt for one of my kids.

Beautiful fabrics. I would like to make ab baby quilt for the new baby from my brother in law.

My first thought was to do one of Edyta Sitar's lovely applique quilts. These fabrics looks like they would be perfect for her designs.

I have 15 grandchildren with 2 on the way. I'm just sure I could find a good use for this fabric!

Wow, by the time I scrolled to the bottom of the comments to leave my commnet, I forgot what quilt I would make!   Once upon a time is a very inspiring fabric line, I would make a bed quilt, perhaps one with cottages, using the large patterned fabric as background - my little cottage surrounded by the wildlife of the forest.

I would make a wall quilt for my daughter for her new condo. She is in love with teal and bright colors.

This is a such a lovely collection, so many options but I would definitely make something for my mother, these prints look like something she would really love.

Not sure what I would make.  I sometimes need to look and feel the fabric and it talks to me and then I know what I will make.  I would love to own it though.

I'd make a quilt, though not sure what pattern I'd use.  I'd have to live with the fabrics and let them guide that decision.

Thank you for offering such a nice prize. The fabrics are beautiful! I would like to make a Bargello jacket (for the mountains in October) and I would also like to make a quilt for my granddaughter who is a junior in high school. She would love the colors. If there was any fabric left, I would like to make a diaper bag and a shopping cart seat cover for our sixth grandchild who will be born in October. Thank you again.

I would make my Mothe a fread summer theme Quilt.  It would have lots of applique flowe all over.  Yum. Love this fabric!!

I would sew a wall hanging,as that is my favorite thing to do.

I would make a quilt for my niece's husband who is wheelchair bound.  A young man of 26 who has been paralized since a swimming accident two years ago.

I'm in the process of making my...14 ...grandchildren a quilt...This would be great for Cecelia!! Loves animals & the colors tell me it's her!

Awesome fabric.  I might use it to make tote bags & purses for my daughter and granddaughter.  If not that - I want to make covers for my sewing machines.

I would make my sister a quilt.  I have 4 sisters and I would love to give each one of them a quilt this year.  Thank you for being soooo generous.  

I would definitely use it to make a wall hanging for my new baby!

When I retired 3 years ago I started quilting and decided to make quilts for all my children and grandchildren.  That's now 12 quilts and only 4 of them totally completed.  After looking at the beautiful fabric, I would use parts of them in 3 of the remaining quilts.  My 2 granddaughters want quilted bags and the two larger prints are perfect for their personalities.

Why, the Holly Lane quilt, of course!!

I'd combine this fabric with coordinating fabric and make a quilt for one of my granddaughters.

I would make a wall quilt so I could display it in rotation to my other quilts that I change every couple of months.  They keep me inspired to try new designs and techniques.

Not sure what I would make.  I love scrap quilts but then again I love all quilt patterns.

I think the Holly Lane Patterns look adorable with these fabrics.  So drooling over the fabrics and patterns.  (Christmas presents?, present to me?)   Yummmm

The Once Upon A Time bundle is perfect for making a tablerunner for my kitchen/breakfast room.

Love the fabrics I would make a quilt.

I would love to win these fabrics.  I have a new grandbaby due in July and would love to make a quilt or diaper bag to welcome our bundle of joy.  Thank you for considering my entry into this drawing.

I see several quilted purses made from the Once Upon a Time collection.

I would use the Holly Lane fabric to make quilts for Quilts for Kids.

I would love to win these fabrics!  We have a new grandbaby due in late July and I would love to make a quilt and/or diaper bag for our new little granddaughter.  Thank you so much for considering me in this drawing.

I would use this fabric to make quilts for my grandchildren.  Anything that is not used will go to my scrapbag and used for charity quilts for the rehab hospital.

I would use this fabric to make quilts for my grandchildren.  Anything that is not used will go to my scrapbag and used for charity quilts for the rehab hospital.

I would use this fabric to make quilts for my grandchildren.  Anything that is not used will go to my scrapbag and used for charity quilts for the rehab hospital.

I would use this fabric to make quilts for my grandchildren.  Anything that is not used will go to my scrapbag and used for charity quilts for the rehab hospital.

I would use this fabric to make quilts for my grandchildren.  And any fabric that is not used will go to my scrapbag for charity quilts for the rehab hospital.  

I would make a quilt for a foster child in my area. A quilt that is all theirs. That no one can take from them!  I have seen this change a child's life, Very gratifying.

I might try it with the next MQ or maybe the block of the month project at Craftsy.

I really like this fabric.  I also like the idea of using it for the next mystery quilt. :)

My grand niece, Violet arrived 6 days ago at the grand weight of 2 pounds, 7 ounces. She really will need a cozy quilt  to keep her warm as she struggles to catch up on her development. If there is enough, a cozy for her older sister, Penny, would also be made.

I would make a quilt for my great granddaughter.

Beautiful fabrics as for what I would make I have a new Inklingo pattern for NY Beauty that I am dieing to try and these would make a beautiful quilt in that pattern.

Thanks for the chance to win

Oh, the Once Upon aTime collection is so yummy I know it would be fun to use it in making one of Fons and Porters fat quarter quilts that I love.

 Thanks for the opportunity to participate.

I've recently been introduced and addicted to Mickey Depre designs - I could find alot of used for everything RJR has to offer for her patterns. I could easily make a quilt for a baby boy or girl or even neutral gender from anything on the page. Let the fabric decide =)

This would make a beautiful sweatshirt jacket for my mother-in-law.  She is a wonderful woman and has shared her son with me for the past 33 years.  She loves color and this collection suits her to a T.

What gorgeous fabrics!! I'd make a quilt for my friend's brand new grandbaby that just arrived.

I would combine them in a black background for a sofa sized quilt.  Those colors would really pop.

I love to make gifts for family and friends and would most likely use these lovely fabrics for that purpose.

I want to make a quilt for each of my three adult children.  This fabric would be great for my daughter.

I have a BOM project waiting for the perfect fabric, and this is it!

I would make a wall hanging for a baby's room.

I would make another quilt (or two) for Project Linus and add the scraps to my stash for future use.

I would definitely make baby quilts for our local pregnancy crisis center and lap quilts for the prison nursing home we are visiting on a mission trip this summer. This would also be great fabric for my first great grandbaby.

I am in the process of making a quilt for each of my grandchildren.  This would be great to win!  Thanks for the opportunity!

Oh that's easy!  I'm hooked on the Eleanor Burns Braid-in-a-Day pattern!  This would be perfect!

So many ides go through my head. Beautiful fabrics. I would spread them all out and then decide their how to use the colors and patterns to their full potential. Quilting is a very big love in my life. Thanks for this oportunity.

I would sit and admire it and let it tell me what to do.

I love making bed quilts, because the beautiful fabrics bring the sun to the bedroom and liften the spirit of the onlookers.

I would use these beautiful fabrics to make a gift for a special someone --probably a log cabin or tumbling blocks pattern.

Since the colors in this collection are so different from what I usually work with; I'd get out of my rut and try something different.

If I had the Once Upon A Time collection, I would add the fabric required to make a quilt very much like French Bouquet.  I just think changing to the wild life rather than the floral in the original pattern would make for an interesting quilt.  Being very careful with the purchasing of the additional fabric, they would have to bring out the small print fabrics in the 12 patch.  Making this quilt, I can see using all the variations in the collection.

I think the white-on-white one would make a great quilt backing.

Since I have no little ones anymore, I would join my ASG group in making Linus quilts & matching pillowcases.

I would use the Once Upon a Time collection to make either dresden plate or a star quilt and have it for my grandchildren when they come over. It would be wonderful to tell stories under.

Beautiful fabrics! I would make a quilt for my daughter out of them! Thanks!

I would use the Once Upon a Time collection to make a memory photo quilt for my wonderful grandmother who passed away at age 102.  She was a great seamstress and crafter.  She could make somethinbg beautiful out of nothing.

I like making a box in a box pattern quilts so that is what I would use it for.

The colors are beautiful!!!!! I would use them to learn new techniques in a wall quilt. I am a beginner and belong to a sewing circle at my church. The wonderful ladies there are patiently teaching me!

I would make two whimsical quilts to donate to the local children's hospital - having a homemade quilt helped me feel at home when my baby was there, i would like to make it so other mothers can have the same.

What a wonderful collection! What I love about this one is that it is great for baby or kids quilts but it is NOT just that, it could be used for so many things!

With the dynamic and graphic style of this fabric, similar quilt comes to mind - I can see squares of the main print and then some "shadow" boxes behind them with other, solid-reading prints and textures...I might just have to play with these in my EQ! :)

Thanks for the chance to win!

I think I would make a family memory quilt including 3 or 4 generations of the family.  Not sure what pattern I would use but it would be fairly simple so as to not detract from the beautiful fabrics.  Thank you for this opportunity.  I've never won a fabric contest and would be delighted if I were to be chosen as one of the lucky winners.  Can never have enough fabric.

The Once Upon a Time fabric collection is calling for a bag or two to be made!

I would make a beautiful spiral runner.  The fabric colors would blend wonderfully!

With such beautiful fabrics, I think I would make an appliqued quilt with lots of flowers.

I would make my favorite cousin a table runner and placemats as these colors match here decor.  She loves showing offf my creativity.

The Once Upon A Time fabric would make a great table runner or a tote bag for my niece. The colors are just fantastic.

I am designing some applique quilts and would love these beautiful fabrics to use in my designs.  Thanks for the giveaway.

This fabric line would be beautiful for wearables and accessories, but I think I'd use them to frame embroidered fairy tale blocks for a child's quilt. The two main focus fabrics especially remind me of the childrens' books that came out in the 60's & 70's.  

I would make quilts for at least one of my granddaughters. The BQ2 pattern would be wonderful made with these fabrics

I would make co-ordinating table runner, placemats and napkins...maybe even a tea cozy, too.

A wall hanging of these beautiful fabrics would be a perfect wedding gift for my daughter's new home.

I would use the fabrics to make a thank you quilt for my mother in law.  My MIL has been helping me with a wedding quilt for my brother and his future wife, and I can't tell her in enough words how much her help has been!  This would be a terrific way to say thank you!!

Most definitely I would make an anniversary quilt for my darling husband. He has supported my quilting addiction for more years than I care to count. He has mentioned wanting a new quilt for our bed several times in the past year...so I win...he will get a new bed quilt for our 20th anniversary this coming September.

Thanks for a great contest.

Most definitely I would make an anniversary quilt for my darling husband. He has supported my quilting addiction for more years than I care to count. He has mentioned wanting a new quilt for our bed several times in the past year...so if I win...he will get a new bed quilt for our 20th anniversary this coming September.

Thanks for a great contest.

I'd love to make a quilt from Once Upon a Time for my young-at-heart, 92-year-old mother to curl up in when she takes her nap.  She would absolutely love the colors and patterns!

I would love to win the fabric.  Every year I make my sisters and sis n laws something for Christmas.  I would use this fabric for tablerunners for each of them.  Thanks.

The fabric is gorgeous. I have a pattern called Spinwheels I'd like to try and maybe a bedrunner too.

I would use them to make quilted kindle covers for my family members. the fabrics are perfect to have around your kindle.

thank you

First l would be thrilled to actually win this fabric !!  I would look at and feel each piece, imagining hundreds of designs and things to make.  Playing with the colors, and they look wonderful, would be so much fun.  No matter what I would decide to make, it would be fantastic.

PJ

Should I win this fabric, I would use it to design a quilt in memory of my father and mother in law. I am still missing them and making quilts make me feel better. Thanks for the chance to win.

Should I win this beautiful fabric, I would design a quilt in memory of my dad and mother in law. I still miss them very much and quilting makes me feel better. Thanks for the chance to win.

I would make some kimonos from the all-over floral prints for my husband and daughters. The animal prints would be nice for small wallhangings for Japanese New Year gifts or a quilt for my great-niece.

These fabrics would make a fabulous scrappy diamonds quilt for my granddaughter, to celebrate getting her driver's license!

Although I am not a "pink" person, I would love to make a quilt in the "once upon a time" pink/gray/black coordinates.  I would donate the quilt to the Mayo Clinic Pediatric Infusion Therapy unit (kids' chemo) when I return for one of my follow-up visits. Quilting for these kids is so therapeutic for me!

These fabrics are so botanical! I'd make a quilt or wall hanging with lots and lots of applique - flowers, birds, etc.  It would be gorgeous!

I love the variety fo colors in the fat quarter bundle.  My daughter is a licensed architect and, as is true for many people, her work is slow.  I would love to make a quilt with buildings of various kinds - including the ones in your pattern and ones I create -- to cheer her up and keep her warm in the winter.

I love to work in miniatures.  Since this collection has wonderful small prints, a mini paper pieced quilt will be in the making.  The collection has a delightful selection of lights, mediums and darks. My mini will be a masterpiece.

I would make a quilt for my granddaughter who is moving from her crib to a "big girl" bed.  I would have to see and feel the fabrics before deciding on a pattern.

I would make a cute baby quilt with the Once Upon a Time fabric...lots of pregnant friends around me these days :)

I've been looking at that pattern! I'd probably work from my stash on it and I'd keep the "Shades Apart" fabric together in the same quilt. Maybe a scrappy quilt like Amish Star. Just did another fabric collection using "Bento Box" and I liked the affect of the fabric all being the same pattern just different colors. It was scrappy without being overly busy!

I would make a variation of a log cabin quilt with these lovely fabrics.  It would definitely be a beautiful addition to my living room.

If I won these lovely fabrics I would try to make a bargello quilt.  I've wanted to make one of them for sometime now.

I would make a quilt for my granddaughter and, in doing so, would be able to finish it on my new longarm quilting machine.

I think it would make a rather striking jelly roll race quilt, with a touch of applique in opposing corners.

OMGosh! I absolutely love the Once Upon Time collection. It's so nostalgic. I'd definitely stitch myself up a couch quilt in a pattern that would show off the lovely prints.

I'm taking my second bargello class next month and would love to turn these fabrics into a breaktaking bargello quilt!

I would love to make a purse, wallet, and many other wonderful things!!!!!!!

I am taking my second bargello class next month and would use this collection to make a spectacular bargello quilt!

I would make a quilt for our family cottage in memory of my MIL. The cottage or camp as we call it has been in my husbands family for over 50 years and the whole extended family enjoys it  I just downloaded a quilt pattern called Royal Squares that this fabric would be perfect for it.

I love Christmas fabric and the pattern looks great, so that's probably what I'd make.

I can see a set of totes coming together using this fabric.  Some smaller roll type bags for toiletries and jewelry as well as notebook/e-reader/iPad/laptop covers/sleeves.

I would make a 3-dimentional flower-garden wall quilt for our newly born, healthy, grand-daughter who was not supposed to live until her birth.  

I would make a "Blooming Nine patch" Quilt.  The colors of the fabrics would create such a wonderful quilt.   I learned this quilt a few years ago, this would be ideal for it!.

Such a difficult decision! Maybe this time I will make a quilt just for my husband and I to enjoy...I seem always to be quilting for some one else. We would surely appreciate it!

Have in mind a subtle pieced wallhanging using 4 inch blocks to showcase quilting done with my embroidery machine.

landscape quilt of the blue mountains in nc

I would make my sister a purse.

Would like to make a wall hanging for my bedroom. I seem to give away a lot of quilts to family and would like to make one for our house.

I would like to try a "One Patch Quilt" .  I adore the tumbler and applecore and think the colors in these collections would definitely giving me something very vintage.  I would combine them with some of my own scraps to make the quilts my own.

This collection would make a fabulous color wheel quilt! and more...so little time...so much fun! Thanks RJR!

I would make a wall hanging and with the scraps I would make a tote bag.  The collection is beautiful!

I would love to make my granddaughters a lap quilt, with beautiful fabric.  Once Upon a time has beautiful colors, which would go great with the Sunbonnets that I have in my embroidery collection.  I hope to win this beautiful fabric!!

My daughter has requested a shimmering butterfly quilt and I think this fabric would suit that perfectly.

I would love to make a more masculine quilt project. There are feminine colors too, but it is so hard to find colors that are more appealing to men in general.  

I would use the two coordinatinating pinks to make a dress for my beautiful first granddaughter, Arie. I have been waiting for a little girl to sew for and now our family has been blessed with our little sweetheart!

I would use the coordinating pink prints to make a little quilt for my new (and first) baby granddaughter, Arie.

The pink print with the animals would be a cover for a windowseat in my grandniece's bedroom. The coordinating prints would be made into pillows.  What a perfect fabric to spark a girls imagination!

The fabrics are beautiful & subtle in design & colour.  They would make wonderful fillers with other fabric choices or look lovely on their own in a bed quilt.

Ohhh I love these fabrics - all of them! I would love to use them in a quilt for my granddaughter - and winning them would really be great.

I would make a disappearing 9 patch because it would only be my 3rd quilt and so I need to keep it a little simple since I'm still such a beginner.

I love all the beautiful colors.  I'd make a quilt similar to the tic tac quilt.

My daughter is a hard-working mother of two rambunctious sons ages 3 and 6.  She teaches English and French at the local high school, and night classes at the university.  She loves Asian art.  I would love to make her an Asian-inspired quilt for her bed.  It would be a visible reminder to her of how much I love her (I live in California and she lives in Louisiana), and how much I think of her every day.

I would definitely make a quilt.  I'm thinking I could make blocks with larger pieces to show off the pretty prints.  I have a fat quarters quilts book that I would like to make a quilt from. These would work great for that.  

They are so lovely, I think I would save them to use for a comfort quilt to be given to someone who needs something very special during a health battle. Might even have enough to make two if I throw in something else from my stash.

I really like the colors of the blues, greens, and purples.  That fat quarter bundle is just begging to be turned into a double wedding ring quilt.

With such a nice kit the possibilities are endless, but I think perhaps I might make a quilt for myself (I have never kept one, everything I have made has been given away as a gift to family and friends or charity)

With such a nice bundle of fabrics the possibilities are only limited by imagination, but I think it is time that I made a quilt for myself...well maybe.  So far everything I have made has been given away.

Lovely fabric, I would make a quilt from my stash of patterns and books

Lovely fabric, I would make a quilt from my stash of patterns and books

I would make a large tote bag for workshops and retreats

I would like to make a pinwheel quilt - that way it would feature each fabric in the collection

  I would love to win these fabrics. I want to make some table runners for Christmas and I would like to make the quilt, Snowbirds, for a close friend who is one. May be something left for me.

I'd like to make a strata quilt with these.  That's on my to do list and these would be a great color choice for that project.

These fabrics are just toooo cool, their beautiful.  I would just love winning them.  I would make a big beautiful quilt with them.  

beautiful collection. would make a great bargello quilt. would look wonderful in my new home

IF I was lucky enough to win such a gorgeous selection of RJR material, I would use them towards a mystery quilt. That way it would be a surprise when putting the final steps together. Who doesn't love a surprise.

Thank you for the chance to win a great stack of Shades Apart fabric and the BOM pattern.  

Once Upon a Time by Yuko Hasegawa is a wonderful collection. Today I saw a Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 5 entry by Julie Herman (jaybird quilt blog). It is a wonky block with a center that would be great for the four feature prints of animals and larger flowers.  The animal prints would be nice to fussy cut for those centers. Then, the supporting cast of smaller prints could be the frames for the center.  Once Upon A TIme is a great name for this fabric line. Now, can I win this collection as well?? pretty please

If I was a winner I would make a pinwheel quilt out of these beautiful fabrics so that they all stand alone.

Beautiful fabrics... my son has requested a quilt and this beautiful fabric line would be perfect.

I would make a lap quilt for a special little girl I know who would love the colors.

I would make a wonderful quilt with this fabric. I love RJR Fabric's, I have made wonderful quilts with Desired Things using charm packs and twice the charm and jelly rolls. Thank you for such beautiful fabircs.

make a lap quillt for a special girl I know.

I would definitely make a beautiful throw for my family room.  The colors would work perfectly!