FABRIC FRIDAY!
Tina Givens' Lilliput Vintage Take Orange fabric has such a beautiful, timeless look with bold and modern colors. I can just imagine myself resting on a window seat, made with this fabric, in the middle of my French cottage. Oh to dream...
To enter for a chance to win one yard of Tina Givens' Lilliput, Vintage Take Orange leave a comment telling us what other country you could imagine yourself having a home in. Leave your comment anytime between now and Friday, November 4th. Tweet, Stumble, or share on Facebook and leave another comment letting us now. Come back every day for new entries. We'll randomly select a winner and announce right here next Friday.
Find out who won last week's Fabric Friday after the jump...
You all had such fantastic fish stories. I was definitely cracking up reading some of them. The winner of one yard of Catch of the Day by Hoodie is...
Pat V. said...
My husband loves to fish. I've been collecting fish prints to make him a quilt, and this would be an awesome addition to that.
When we first started dating, he wanted to take me fishing. The getting-up-at-four-am part was pretty awful, then we sat around in the cold and damp, waiting for fish. We've now been married 31 years, but he fishes alone.
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posted by Prudent Baby @ 11:00 AM
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I could see myself having a home in england maybe. if I could be in the country and have a castle
This fabric would be perfect for me; orange is my favorite color. My parents lived in the Netherlands for a while after I graduated HS. Beautiful country; I can definitely see myself living there. And as a bonus, the national color is orange!
I would fo sho have a home in New Zealand - not that I've ever been there, but it looked awesome in Lord of the Rings and that's good enough for me!
Any place in the Caribbean! Maybe the Bahamas? I don't really care, as long as it is tropical, surrounded by water and warm all year long! Would love to win that gorgeous ORANGE(!) fabric!!!
What an easy question today: Greece, Italy, South of France...
Hmm, are three houses allowed, too?
Greetings from germany* Jojo
I would love to have an old house in the farm country of Italy.
I would love the live in South America, a house that opens freely to the outdoors with a floral patio. :] (dream come true)
That would make some GORGEOUS pillows! Thanks for the awesome giveaway! :)
Lindsey
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I lived in Okinawa, Japan for 4 years (had my first baby over there!) and could see myself moving back there in a heartbeat. Loved it!
I would love a home in the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Possibly over-identified with Anne Shirley...
I would love to live in Scotland.
I would totally have a home in Antigua Guatemala. My dad is from Guatemala originally and I've visited this town many times. It's beautiful old colonial spanish with cobblestone streets and magnificent views of surrounding mountains and even one HUGE volcano.
Just shared on FB.
Id love to live in France!!
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I could see myself having another house in Australia. I was there about 10 years ago, and even at 17 had such an amazing time. I'd love to be able to share that with my husband and daughter
Ireland. Definitely Ireland.
I could see myself having another home in Ireland. I've always wanted to visit and learn more about my heritage. I would love to be able to take it all in, and maybe my speech would end up having that lovely Irish lilt to it! =)
Ooohhh, LOVE this fabric and the comment idea :)
I lived in Uganda (East Africa) for a year just after college, and would absolutely love to go back again!
Australia ...with lots of little feet and laughter. Thank you. Have a great weekend.
New Zealand!
I ditto New Zealand! It is beautiful!
I'd like to have another home in Japan. Hello, cute things to buy! :D
Holland, to go back to my dutch roots. Plus taking in ask the poppys wouldn't be bad either
My husband I I visited Guatemala----we were tempted to find a little vacation home buy and return to. One friend/travelmate even went to an open house! I was thinking about this just yesterday. Guatemala is filled with color. Fabric, flowers, fruit, and buildings all in gold turquoise red and orange, like this week's fabric!
I would LOVE to live in beautiful Ireland!
I would love to live in Austria in a village in the Alps. Then I could have a good excuse to learn how to ski. And watch The Sound of Music every weekend.
italy by the water. i was lucky to travel there as a student with a very limited budget. I loved the food, the architecture, the people, the vespas...i would love to spend more time over there.
I was watching House Hunters International when they visited Croatia. So pretty! I would like a little cottage there.
That would be a long list… new zealand, holland, sweden, just to name a few
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I would love to live in Belgium, such great food, beer and of course chocolate!
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I could live anywhere in the UK. I loved it over there. So nice and it had so much culture.
I love this fabric.
This would be great in a mix of other bold colours--maybe a tote.
I spent 6 weeks in Stockholm, Sweden a few years ago, I`d go back there!
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Norway. Thanks for the giveaway!
It's England for me! I'm a "born-again" orange fan. Can't get enough of that color of fabric. Thanks for the giveaway.
I work for an international company and have had the opportunity to travel to a lot of neat places, and may even get to move somewhere exotic for a couple of years (once our kids are at least in elementary schol). If I do, I'd probably get an assignment in Japan or South Korea... but if I could live anywhere, it would be Paris!
i totally wanted to have a home in the Maldives, or at least be able to visit a hotel there every weekend I could. it's so far away it would be completely impossible (and extremely costy) but it it truly paradise.
I dream of having a summer home in southern France...
I would like to live in Scotland or Wales. The weather would be much like my beloved Pacific Northwest.
It's a toss up between Jamaica and Greece. Both have amazing island appeal.
Italy.... with rome and pizza, who needs more?
I would absolutely move to France. I spent a summer in Normandy, in a home not more than a block from the beach. Every morning we would wake up, and walk over the sand, to the boulangerie to buy the day's bread. It was perfect.
I could just imagine my friends' little girls wearing beautiful little sundresses of that, running over the sand - precious.
I've always been in love with Scotland and Australia. It would be impossible to choose. :)
Just shared on FB.
Right now, I would love to have a home in the South Korean mountains. Beautiful!
I really think Italy would be lovely....
I'd love a house in The Netherlands. Probably one with a little stream.
I could see myself having a home in Trinidad. My beloved sister, brother in law, two nieces and nephew are all moving there after Christmas. I'll miss them more than they will ever know...
Italy - Tuscany to be exact. This fabric would look fabulous as my placemats/napkins as I serve my guests canapes and homemade wine from my vineyard. Ahh... to dream...
Oh pretty! I've never traveled outside of the US (I know, pretty inexcusable) but hope to when we can afford it. I've always wanted to visit Bali so I'll have to pick there :)
When we stayed in Galway, Ireland, I felt that it was a place in which we could feel at home. Keeping our dogs in quarantine for six months was a deal breaker, but we really felt a connection to charming Galway.
I've never been there but would love to live in France - the architecture is beautiful not to mention the country side. Thanks for the giveaway.
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I would love to have a home in Ireland - land of my ancestors.
Who wouldn't want a home in the countryside of Italy or France? A perfect spot to explore cuisine & wine, history and language. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
I would love to have a home in Spain, where I could spend months on end basking in the sun and practicing my Spanish!
I would love to have a house in Canada and Mexico. That way I could have the best of both - warm and cold.
I think I would choose somewhere in Europe. Italy? Maybe Greece?
I could see myself living in Italy. Laid back and romantic!
I think I'd like New Zealand. Outdoorsy, green sort of place. And ooooo, that orange, that is clamoring to be the thing I design an entire room around!!
I tweeted tonight (Saturday): http://twitter.com/#!/wordygirl11/status/130505618892136448
I would like to have a home in the Caribean or Bahamas. Somewhere warm that we could escape to during the cold snowy winters! :) Thanks for a chance to win! :)
I'd have a home in the Mediterranean, like in Israel, can't beat the food or the view, or the opportunity to get in touch with our spiritual roots!
I tweeted! http://twitter.com/#!/wordygirl11/status/130854104581947392
I think I would honestly like to move back to California.. I've been in London for 2 years now and they grey-ness is getting to me! Maybe a shot of orange is what I need!
As a child, I dreamed of being Heidi. Living up there in the Alps enjoying the constant, fresh air all about.. The beauty and majesty of living on 'top of the world.'
Yet still, as a busy mom to many, the whole peaceful, serene atmosphere of Heidi's Alps still appeal.. :)
Since I've never been out of the country, at this point I could only see living in Canada.
anywhere cozy - Norway?
I shared on FB. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=34001174
I tweeted this! http://twitter.com/#!/jkasparbauer/status/131445629091184642
Scotland for me! We went for our honeymoon and really want to go back someday. Shakespeare was right - the air at Cawdor really does smell sweet.
Have shared on facebook
I have tweeted the giveaway.
Sweden! up in the mountains, where reindeer might stroll through my yard
I tweeted! http://twitter.com/#!/wordygirl11/status/132262135588847616
I tweeted on Friday morning: http://twitter.com/#!/wordygirl11/status/132510680908701696
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