We're back with another edition of "More for Me Monday", where we offer you, our readers, the chance to win some fabulous new fabric.
Today, our good friend Erin McMorris is back with her brand new line, Irving Street. (Houses on fabric? Yes, please!)
Here in North Carolina, we're finally starting to feel the nip of fall in the air, so it's high time to start thinking about working with flannels. Lucky for us, Erin has chosen to release Irving Street in some of the softest, smoothest flannel I've ever felt.
We here at Fat Quarterly were most excited to see Erin's bird print from her first line, Park Slope, re-released in some new colors as part of Irving Street.
We have a fat quarter bundle of the entire line to give away to one lucky reader. Would you love to get your hands on some of this yummy flannel? Simply leave a comment below and tell us a little bit about the Irving Street in your imagination. Who lives there? What kind of shops? What's the weather like? Who's attending the Irving Street block party? Be creative!
You have 4 chances to enter:
- First, if you are reading this, you can leave a comment.
- If you are a blog follower, leave an additional comment for another entry.
- If you follow us on Facebook, leave an additional comment for another entry.
- If you follow us on Twitter, leave an additional comment for another entry.
And if you're not doing any of those things ... what are you waiting for?
We'll randomly select a winner from all entries on Sunday, October 24th. Good luck!
What CUTE flannels!
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ReplyDeletei'm a military spouse, so the irving street in my imagination would be all of my friends and family that are scattered all over the country in one place!
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ReplyDeleteWhat bright and fun fabric! Love it.
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ReplyDeleteHouses on flannel = perfect!
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ReplyDeleteFall IS in the air!
ReplyDeleteOh, these flannels are fabulous! Thanks for the giveaway!
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ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I love the new line and would love to win!!
ReplyDeleteooh, I love flannel and it's freezing today so this is just the job
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win:0
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ReplyDeleteI adore Erin McMorris' fabrics, so this new collection is a must on my list. Irving Street in my imagination would have all locally-owned, independent shops. There would be outdoor seating at the coffee shop and the deli. There would be an ice cream parlor. There would be a boutique that sold locally-produced handmade goods on consignment. There would be an art gallery too, which would have open house on Friday nights. All of my bloggy sewing friends would live there too! Oh yeah, the weather would be 60s to 70s and sunny with a dry climate (no humidity or snow!)
ReplyDeleteI'm a blog follower and loving it!
ReplyDeleteI'm a Facebook follower and I love the connections!
ReplyDeleteIrving Street is such a happy, colorful fabric collection. I imagine Irving St. as being a very pleasant, cordial neighborhood full of wonderful friends and neighbors, family too, along with beautiful flowers and chirping birds. Heaven on earth! I'd love to live there! And I'd love to win this bundle of gorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI'm a Twitter follower, and I love the quick updates!
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ReplyDeleteI love Erin McMorris!
ReplyDeleteIrving Street in my imagination would always be sunny with birds singing, a gentle breeze and the smell of fresh coffee and baking bread in the air. Everyone would be wearing a smile and there would be no traffic. Lots of cafes and interesting little shops..... I wish I was there now!
I like you on facebook :o)
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric. Love the houses!
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ReplyDeleteI am a follower of this blog! Thanks for the great give away!
ReplyDeletethose are such sweet prints!
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ReplyDeleteAND I follow on Facebook! Phew!
ReplyDeleteIt would either be spring or autumn all the time on my street. And it would be filled with quilt shops, cute cafes, vintage shops, etc. These are great fabrics. Thanks for the nice give away!
ReplyDeleteAnd, I just started following you on Facebook. Didn't realize I didn't until just now!
ReplyDeleteLove the new line! It reminds me of a neightborhood right out of a children's book. The people would be tall and narrow and dress like the 50s!
ReplyDeleteI also follow the blog through reader!
ReplyDeletethe irving street in my imagination would be very colourful, all the houses would be a different colour of the rainbow, everybody would love all things crafty, and we could all sew, knit and crochet together. Since everybody loves crafts the shops would be fabric shops (with the best fabrics) and wool shops, oh how fun would that be.
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway
i follow as well :-)
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ReplyDeleteOhhh, love the flannel. Thanks for the give-away chance.
ReplyDeleteI sure am a follower. And, I really enjoyed the Holiday Issue. Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not reading any other comments so I don't lose my own ideas. I'm walking down one street here....here are the shops in order: quilt shop, bakery, ice cream store, quilt shop, florist, quilt shop, with a combo quilt/yarn/scrapbooking shop at the end of the street. *S*
ReplyDeleteI've been a follower here from forever, and I have you on my Google Reader.
ReplyDeleteIt's gonna be cold in Chicago soon; I'll need those flannels.
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ReplyDeleteI'm a blog subscriber!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Super fun and happy colors! Perfect time for some new flannel!
ReplyDeleteThe weather is sunny, the people are friendly and the houses all neat and tidy. The grass in he square is neatly trimmed, no litter and well behaved children. All the dogs are playing together happily, with people sitting talking on the benches. the scented flowers are in bloom so the air smells wonderful. The shops are all open. with the chocolate shop and the bakers taking pride of place with the most fabulous quilt shop close by. Sigh - can I move there now???
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ReplyDeleteI love flannel! My imaginary Irving street is a fresh and funky place, with friendly neighbors and lots of green spaces.
ReplyDeleteIrving Street is a beautiful street with diverse and creative people living in harmony. All the shops would be locally owned quilt shops or art galleries or fun stuff! And the weather would always be early fall-like...beautiful and peaceful. Thanks for the chance to win this fabric!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower!
ReplyDeleteOoo, love the new fabric!
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ReplyDeleteWhat great fabrics!! Love it
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ReplyDeleteI also follow on twitter :)
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ReplyDeleteIf it's flannel, then I must be living there! (Also my friends and family, which would explain the bit of wonkiness, lol.) There is also at least three fabric stores and a cheese shop (for my border collie).
ReplyDeleteI have an Irving story. My husband and took a driving vacation to the Atlantic provinces more than 30 years ago. We noticed a lot of Irving gas stations so we started a game - who sees the Irving first. To this day we're still playing although it has morphed into any written Irving - the name in film credits, a street name, whatever. Needless to say, winning an Irving Street fabric bundle would give me a big POINT.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute!
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ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful, vibrant colors! thanks for offering the give away!
ReplyDeleteYay! I follow your blog.
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ReplyDeleteIrving Street: Has anybody read the childrens' book the Big Orange Splot? I think that book took place on Irving Street. ; ) Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteAnd a Facebook fan!
ReplyDeleteAnd I follow on FB! I don't do twitter - that's just one too many things to keep track of.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like the PERFECT fabric for my 1-year-old boy, who has not yet received his first quilt... Shame on me!
ReplyDeleteI envision a quilt with a small city, plenty of details to look on, a forrest with birds and lots of other nice inputs! Brilliant new line, Nice work Erin!!
I am following you via Google reader too :)
ReplyDelete...and I am with you on facebook too!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric. I would love to win this bundle. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower of your blog. I found you through Quilt Dad. He has a great blog as well.
ReplyDeleteI "liked" you on facebook. I read through your latest posts and comments and I enjoyed them very much. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI can't quite believe my luck park slope birds on flannel - how lovely! Irving Street, facing the park, lots of trees, no dogs or v conscientious dog walkers (I hate poo on my children's shoes!), lots of lovely people and no cars so we can all hang out and play all day (you did say in my imagination!).
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
I also subscribe to your blog
ReplyDeleteMy Irving Street is lined with pretty buildings painted in blues, greens, red & yellow. They each have front porches, even the shops, and big shade trees line the street. The windows gleam in the bright sun. The folks who live and work on Irving Street are all creative. They exude with talent & originality. The shops are lacking in nothing; every item that these creative-minded folk is here in two short blocks; no Internet shopping is needed! Once a month, each household exhibits their most recent creations. Quilts hang from the porches & in shop windows; newly created handbags & apparel billow gently in the breeze; the trees are covered in sparkling jewelry pieces and sculptures line the sidewalks. Hearts are happy as they admire one another’s work and glean fresh ideas for their creative juices!
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ReplyDeleteI really want these flannels! We're buying a new house and starting a new life in Austin, TX and these would be a perfect addition.
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ReplyDeletePretty flannel! I'd love to make something cozy with it!
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ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are so pretty! And flannel too?! Wow!
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ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous fabrics, I'd love a chance to win!
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ReplyDeleteAnd I subscribe to your blog through Google Reader (and I am a subscriber to the magazine!)! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI want! No really I do. Please pick me oh random org.
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ReplyDeleteGreat new fabric!
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ReplyDeleteI picture my very own fabric shop, my husband's woodworking studio and my daughter's bakery and craft studio all on Irving Street! I could make some cozy quilts with Erin's lovely flannels!
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ReplyDeleteWhat cute flannel! Perfect for baby blankies I need to make!
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ReplyDeleteGreat flannels! Visions of quilts are running through my head...:)
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These are really cute.
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ReplyDeleteThose are super cute. I think Irving Street must be populated by the cute birds on the fabric. They have tweet parties I'm sure. :-)
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Gorgeous flannels!!
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I follow your blog via my blog roll. Hope that counts!
ReplyDeleteAdorable fabric!!!
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And I follow on FB too!!
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ReplyDeleteLove the flannel!
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ReplyDeleteLove the flannel, so snuggly.
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ReplyDeleteI follow you on Facebook (Denise Dennison Malbrough), with a different email address......
ReplyDeleteAnd I love flannel! That's all I have used to quilt. This bundle is so darling. Irving Street is a a very warm, safe, and comfortable street. Where you want to go snuggle....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaways,
Denise
These fabrics are to die for! Thanks for the chance to enter!
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ReplyDeleteIrving Street is colourful, with a friendly fabric shop and friendly yarn shop, cafes, and a playground for the kids.
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ReplyDeleteI have not yet worked with flannel...but these are awsome!(blog follower)conniewebel@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome fabric!! Love the houses.
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ReplyDeleteThis flannel would make some fabulous baby blankets!!
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ReplyDeleteMy Irving Street would definitely be in the town of Mayberry...everyone would know each other sip lemondade on their front porches and stitch together-it would mostly be sunny-but once in awhile there would be a rainy day!
ReplyDeleteSuper generous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove the holiday issue-haven't achieved much in the way of housework since it arrived in my inbox...can't get enough of it!
I love houses, they look like the cutest fabrics.
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