All Buttoned Up
What a week! Busy with social stuff and fabric stuff, it just doesn't get any better than that does it? Today I'm off to meet someone who's in the area, and I can't wait. With the onset of some cooler weather.. well the week couldn't be better.
I'm not one to want to hog the whole good times to myself, so I thought I'd have a little giveaway here! How about one repeat of my button card fabric? It's pretty cute, and a perfect example of Holly's genius in action. She took the tiny idea of some button cards and turns it into this. Some fantastic collaboration right there - in fabric - with my name on it. But the genius.. all Holly.
Leave me a comment telling me what you might do with it, and I'll pull a name out of the hat Sunday night! How's that? Pretty easy right? Now, you guys have an awesome weekend then come back and tell me all about it next week! xo
posted by PamKittyMorning at 5:00 AM
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121 Comments:
I think this fabric would make a super cute sewing machine cover for me!
I can see the sweetest set of mug rugs for my sewing circle friends....gingham with button card card appliques!
Oh goodness! This would need to go on my future sewing room wall. I think they would be cute accents on window toppers too!
That is adorable fabric. I'd probably think of a project for Valentines, but I'd have to think on it awhile.
I think the button cards would make a great center for a log cabin-style quilt. All pinks and reds all around - it'd be a lovely Valentine's quilt!
I would cut it apart and make post cards. Really cute!
That fabric is adorable.Holly is a genius. I think it would be great in a "my favorite things" quilt.
I was thinking of cutting it apart and making quilt squares for some pillows. But let's be honest, I'm have a fabric addiction so it may go into a pretty stack in my sewing room. I love looking at and feeling fabric! Is there any help for me???
Hmmm, I could see some cute little placemats for my little girls. They love hearts, kitties, strawberries and red!
I think I would make some sort of Valentines with my granddaughter Bella.
If I was a better seamstress than a quilter I would make an apron. As it is, I think I would make a pillowcase for a sweet little girl I know!
Strawberries and buttons my favorite things...pincushions would be cute made with your lovely fabric. Sheri sherarlen@cox.net
I think cutting them apart and making a needle case with the "cards" as the front and back would be adorable. You could line that part, turn and then do some cute stitching like a decorative stitch or top stitch. Then place a piece of wool or felt inside and maybe embroider a little heart on that. Slip in a pretty gold needle threaded and ready to go. Special Pam Kitty Morning Love to share with your sewing buddies!
There just so dang cute! I think we'll be seeing this in quilt borders. But it would be darling as a border on a little girl's dress. Or imagine a row on some white curtains in a vintage kitchen. With a matching apron. I think the possibilities go on and on.
Not sure i would do anything with it but look at it. It is too cute to cut.
What sweet fabric! I would make something for my granddaughters...one is 2 and one is 2 months.
wow...your whole new collection...is lovely..this would make a great spring blog hop....love the blacks and yellows..
Love this! I'd make a cover for my new Kindle fire.
ADORABLE !!
Tthinking something for the wall or a very cute little basket for buttons, notions and stuff would be perfect as well :)
This fabric is too cute. I'm thinking it would make a great start to a valentine quilt?!??! Or just to covet and hold. :) Thanks for the giveaway!
That's really cool! I would probably use it for a Valentine's quilt or maybe to make a bunting?
AAAAaaaaakkkk!!!!...I want some button fabric!
too cute. I would use it for EVERYTHING:)
So cute. I think it will looks lovely as a zippered pouch.
So delicious. I'd probably eat it.
I don't know that I could cut into it. It might have to hang on the wall right in front of my sewing machine!
This is too darn cute! I see a valentine quilt hanging on my dining room wall.
Love, love, love it!!!
I want to make pincushions for all my peeps at a retreat in jan. this would be perfect!
I just love the pink, red and white.It really reminds me of Valentine's Day and I would probably make a table runner with it.
I would just hold on to it while...just gazing at it makes me smile!
when I first saw this I knew it would make perfect fabric Valentines to send to all of my quilting friends. Thanks for the giveaway.
Be still my heart - this is adorable, Pam. I don't stand a chance of winning (not lucky these days) but if I did win I'd make something sweet for my sewing room. Might have to cut the 'cards' apart and use some my PKM scraps around them.
Thanks for the chance to win.
That is the cutest fabric!!! I think I would use it in a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
I would love to make seat back covers and throw pillows for my new sewing room!!!!!!!!!
How adorable!! First I'd love it and admire it, and then maybe make something for my sewing room! It would need to go on the wall so I could enjoy it!
Fabulous! I'd make a tote and zipped pouches!
needlebooks! those "button cards" would be perfect covers for needle books
This is such a gorgeous fabric, I thought of small sewing notions like needlcases and pincushions. All the PKM fabrics are inspiring to me...the colours and patterns are a real delight :)
Helen x
Love love love it! I think it would be cool to make little pincushions or frame individual cards and add buttons. Such cuteness!
I think I would make a journal cover which is going to be Christmas gift for my best friend
Postcards for sure/valentines.!!!
It reminds me of those great Valentine boxes of conversation hearts. I just love it! It brings great memories to mind. Looking forward to your new fabric line.
Something extra sweet for the Granddaughters!!! XXX
This piece of fabric is so amazing that I just have to enter for the slim chance that I might possibly win. lol. It could happen, right? :)
Anyway, Thanks to Nanette for sending me over to have a peek and enter. I look forward to seeing your next line of fabric and I'm still crushing on your last line.
How about cut apart and used for little gift bags. I've made a few of those in Halloween fabric. Big enough for just a little candy. Love your fabrics
I would use it to make fabric valentines for my girls....soooo cute.
Love the fabric. You have to know I have a couple of button boxes, okay more than a couple including a jar of my mom's as well as one containing buttons well loved by Dale's maiden aunt Bea. This fabric would make a great tote, perhaps with some of those buttons as trim. Thanks for the possibility.
This would definitely be the feature part of some type of quited object. :)
I would use it for my stitching projects. so pretty. love the colors
I think little pincushions would be fun to make out of the button card fabric!
Such adorable fabric! I'm thinking something for my sewing room? Seeing the 15 cents on the one card of buttons reminded me of something I pulled out of my trim drawer the other day. An unopened package of soutache - wrapped in brittle cellophane. Yep. 15 cents! No telling how old that thing is!! LOL
Thanks for your generosity.
Happy Sewing!
Nancy (from Bakersfield)
Yes, OMGoodness, I love, love, love this. I'm a pink and red kinda girl and love everything you do. I am looking to make an adorable sewing machine cover....several actually. I have the (red) Bernina and a Candy apple red Featherweight.....they both need adorable covers!!!!! This could be that!!!! Thanks for sharing.
gloria g. Hemingway, SC
I would definitely make something for my daughter. Those little panels would make really cool embellishments or even patches!
is it ok to just hoard it? :-)
I think I would make a pillow and a pincushion for my sewing room. It is too cute!
I would make a small bag with this fabric to keep some of my sewing tools in.
Ohhhhh Sooooooooooo Adorable!
Little Lavender Sachets??
Something Darling for my granddaughter Kadence???
Endless possibilities, I say!
Thank you for sharing, Pam! HOPe the fabric finds a good home :)
I'd use it in a quilt. Thanks for the cute giveaway!
I started something last year with mug rugs for my daughters. So I think it would make a darling new mug rug for the two of them and me too :)
What cute fabric!! I think I would use it for Valentines Day,
Oh, something for my sewing room!!! I would have to have it and look at it to make up my mind! Thanks for the chance that could possibly happen!
Well, I would probably have to sit and look and admire it for awhile but I think it would make adorable mug rugs!
Although Aprons are generally used in the kitchen, I'd make a CRAFT/SEWING/QUILTING apron with this in a heartbeat!! Would love to win.
Mug rugs would be sooo cute! But: so would a pincushion. Or: a cute pillow for my sewing room! So many ideas - would love to win!
They are just the right side for an applique for pillow or perhaps the hem of an apron.
They would make a cute pincushion too!
I was thinking a Valentine project would be awesome out of this fabric. Thanks for the chance to win!
A sweet quilt for my granddaughter!
Oooh!, I can see this in a 1930's nine-patch, over my knees as I read - or oggle at the wonderful fabric :-)
I've got lots of leftover PKM fabric from making Nanette's row quilt and I am ready, will and able to take on this cutest fabric ever. I even have some of strawberry embroidered pieces I order just like she did.
I could think of a whole lot of things I would love to make with this adorable fabric! Pin cushions, mug rugs, trivets, lots of potential for Christmas or even Valentine gifts! awolk at rogers dot com
It would be no different from any other fabric I adore. I'd probably just admire it for long, long, time!
It would be no different from any other fabric I adore. I'd probably just admire it for long, long, time!
Cute, cute! I am thinking itwould make a perfect little girl skirt with a single card appliqued on a red t-shirt! Add some pink leggings and white Mary Jane's and I think it would be the most darling Valentine's outfit. I have a perfect model too! Have a happy weekend!
This is so cute! I can see zipper bags for my sewing peeps, and one for myself...LOL
THANKS FOR THE CHANCE
This is soooo yummy! I can think of a gajillion projects....pincushion, mug rug, valentines.....
I think it would make cute Valentine's or mug rugs would also be neat. Thanks for a chance to win some.
This is adorable I think I would like to frame it I'm not sure I could cut it up.Thank-you for the give away chance.Becky
derry04@yahoo.com
This is the cutest I have seen not sure off hand what to do maybe a "throw" cover for the back of a chair it surely needs to be displayed.Thank-you.Gil
onehitters20@yahoo.com
Oh wow! How cute would curtains in my sewing room be!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this fabric, thanks for the chance to win some!!!
Tammy W.
I would love to use it in one of my scrappy log cabin bags...just adorable fabric!
I see little aprons for my baby girls made out of this! They would look even more adorable than they already are :)
Very sweet indeed!!! I think that I'd make pillow covers... Thanks for the chance.
I love it! I'm thinking it would make a beautiful valentines day quilt. Thanks for the giveaway!
Oh my, I would have to make a beautiful sewing machine cover for my Bernina. The fabric would be PERFECT, as the theme is cherries and red and green.
Wow, what a great Christmas present that would be!!
Thanks for the opportunity.
Nettie
I would make a Valentine's wall hanging.'it is adorable! Thank you!
No clue. I would have to look at it and pet it for a while. Then it would tell me.
I would fussy cut this cuteness and mix it with a scrappy bunch of reds! The red would be good for Christmas projects too
I think I'd try and make some sachets to hang on my daughter's clothes hangers!
As soon as I saw the fabric I thought of cute little mug rugs for the sewing room.
I love it!!!!! I think I would make a cover for my idea book!
Love it! I would make an apron and use it on a border in a table topper.
So cute!
After I admired the fabric a while and could finally cut it up I would make foundation paper pieced blocks, cards, mug rugs. Where to stop.
This is very cute fabric. I would love to own some. I think I have some other fabric to add to it to make a really cute pillow for my sewing room.
love this, I'd make a quilt to cuddle up with! Thanks for the chance!!-Lee
Pam - You are just soooo cool! I love your sweet, sweet fabric. ~Kelly
unDeniably Domestic
With 7 granddaughters to sew for, I'm thinking skirts, aprons, purses, pillows and pillowcases, zip bags, heck...there's no end to the possibilties. Add buttons for embellishments. Red, pink, buttons strawberries equal a little bit of heaven for girls...big and little.
I saw this lovely fabric on Nanette's blog and had to run to you right away.
Such a sweet and cute fabric design.
To tell you the truth, I would not cut in this fabric for a while. Would probably hang it on the wall to look at it. And if I make something, I think I would make mug rugs and pincushions, so that I can make lots and share them with others. Who wouldn't it make happy?
nanette sent me. I love that fabric and I collect button cards from antique stores. I don't know what I would do with it. It is one of those fabrics that would be hard to cut into for me. thanks for a chance.
I have a few ideas...placemats for Val Day, or a pillow for my couch, or pillowcases for my family! Love the reds...super fun material! Thanks and hope Irwin...
I've been wanting to make a machine cover for my featherweight. This would be perfect!
I would frame a section of it! Great giveaway, thank you!
It would be hard to cut it up.... but I think it would make a really cute game for the kiddos - sort of a memory game type of thing - a set of 2 of each button card design... probably back it with iron on interfacing to make them a little stiffer... layer that with batting and a backing like wool felt, blanket stitch to the backing - like little cards... put in a cute little bag/fabric basket (like ps i quilt's friendship bag free pattern) made with the same fabric to store it in... for my nieces! For Valentine's Day! :O)
I would make a darling waist apron with black ric rack. Thx Pam!
thanks for the chance! I would use this for gifts I'm making for christmas.
At first I thought I would have to back a quilt with it - not cut into it because it's so dang cute! But then I thought how great it would be to have an apron and some hot pads or even a tote bag! Or pillow cases or a table topper, or, or, or!!! I would probably have to "pet" it for a while before I truly decided! xo
They would look cut as a closing button for a needle book! There are enough to make gifts for quilting o sewing friends.
Worry I guess I would have to use them for the covers to the needle books! Do you have matching buttons?
The fabric is so sweet. I think it would be great for any kind of zakka patchwork project.
Oooh, too cute fabric to cut up.
I would have to fondle it for
a while and study (admire) each button card for all the details.
Perhaps a mini-quilt eventually(all in one piece) to be displayed.
Thank You for the giveaway. Maybe someday I shall win. Luba
chris.luba@sympatico.ca
I'd make some individual pocket warmers. So adorable and very happy.
I can think of dozens of ways to use this fabric: valentine cards, needlebooks, it would be a great back for a quilt, perfect curtains for my sewing room, a wonderful tote bag or sewing kit, i pad or kindle cover, the possibilities are endless.
W/ all the wonderful red(just festive not seasonal!)I immediately thought of cute totes for friends and family members for Christmas gifts or napkins that again could be used at Cmas & all yr!I think some of the button sqrs could also be embroidered on & framed for my sewing rm/office!! Just too cute!!
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Oh, I see little needlecases.....applique a button card on some wool and make a little "booklet", tuck in some needles and Voila.....a little gift for my friends at Valentine's Day. I love your little button cards, would love to win a fabric repeat.......if not, I'll have to go in search of your fabric! :-)
I would make a tote bag with that pretty fabric!
crossing my fingers...
susie
legato1958@aol.com
I would use to decorate a denim jacket for my granddaughter that loooves pink and hearts. And also use for other clothing for her. She is my main reason for sewing now days.
Would love to have the button card fabric for a machine cover. The color is perfect for my sewing room!
I would make zipper pouches for all of my sisters who stitch - I think that would be five!!!
I'm thinking a pretty bunting for the dining room with time to make it before Feb. Maybe one for the sewing room too, with vintage buttons worked in...
I would make a sewing machine cover! Super cute!
Sew cute! I think travel bags for my to go sewing projects would be perfect!!
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