Congratulations! You have found the Cosmos Clue!
For those of you who are not in the know, here are the details:
Cotton Cuts Fall 2019 Puzzle Mystery Quilt starts next month! Cotton Cuts along with 8 other wonderful quilting bloggers/instagrammers are hosting a charity blog hop.
Each month, one of us will assemble a Puzzle Mystery Quilt clue and post about it. At the end of the 9 month project, Cotton Cuts will finish the quilt and we will raffle it off, with all proceeds going to Valley Industries. Valley Industries is a sheltered workshop for disabled individuals that Cotton Cuts uses for their box fulfillment process.
To learn more about the Cotton Cuts Fall 2019 Puzzle Mystery Quilt, click HERE.
To kick things off, we are doing a Cosmos Clue scavenger hunt. Look for this clue on the following sites and enter at each site to win prizes! Have fun and watch for my blog post in December!
To enter to win a Cosmos fat quarter bundle of your choice, leave a comment and tell me the wildest color combination you ever put together in a quilt. (Mine is periwinkle and coral.)
NOTE: One winner will receive a Cosmos Puzzle Mystery Quilt Kit of their choice.
W. O. W!
So:
1. Leave a comment here with your wildest quilt color combination by June 28, 2019 for a chance to win.
2. Visit all of the other sites and comment there for more chances to win.
3. Shop for your Cosmos Mystery Quilt Kit HERE.
4. Visit my website for free machine quilting videos and more!
For those of you who are not in the know, here are the details:
Cotton Cuts Fall 2019 Puzzle Mystery Quilt starts next month! Cotton Cuts along with 8 other wonderful quilting bloggers/instagrammers are hosting a charity blog hop.
Each month, one of us will assemble a Puzzle Mystery Quilt clue and post about it. At the end of the 9 month project, Cotton Cuts will finish the quilt and we will raffle it off, with all proceeds going to Valley Industries. Valley Industries is a sheltered workshop for disabled individuals that Cotton Cuts uses for their box fulfillment process.
To learn more about the Cotton Cuts Fall 2019 Puzzle Mystery Quilt, click HERE.
To kick things off, we are doing a Cosmos Clue scavenger hunt. Look for this clue on the following sites and enter at each site to win prizes! Have fun and watch for my blog post in December!
Wefty Needle - https://www.instagram.com/
Twiggy Opal - https://twiggyandopal.
Twiggy Opal - https://twiggyandopal.
Clover and Violet - https://www.cloverandviolet.
Silly Mama Quilts - http://www.sillymamaquilts.
Color Girl Quilts - colorgirlquilts.com/blog
Debby Brown Quilts - http://higheredhands.blogspot.
Cotton Cuts - www.cottoncuts.com/blog
To enter to win a Cosmos fat quarter bundle of your choice, leave a comment and tell me the wildest color combination you ever put together in a quilt. (Mine is periwinkle and coral.)
NOTE: One winner will receive a Cosmos Puzzle Mystery Quilt Kit of their choice.
So:
1. Leave a comment here with your wildest quilt color combination by June 28, 2019 for a chance to win.
2. Visit all of the other sites and comment there for more chances to win.
3. Shop for your Cosmos Mystery Quilt Kit HERE.
4. Visit my website for free machine quilting videos and more!
Blue and orange. Enjoy your day!! angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom
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ReplyDeleteOrange and Blue! UF Gator Colors!
ReplyDeleteHeidi with Libs Elliot's fabrics would be awesome!!! mumbird3atgmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteYellow, Navy and Red
ReplyDeleteAqua blue and lime green.....I don't get very crazy..lol.
ReplyDeleteNicole is lovely
ReplyDeleteBlack and turquoise
ReplyDeleteI once made a quilt of dark brown, aqua and lime solids. 'Guess I am not to "wild" with colors.
ReplyDeleteI'm currently working on an EPP quilt that probably has 100+ diff fabrics at this point. None of them match! It's been driving me insane...and is the reason it still isn't done. Oops!
ReplyDeleteMagenta and orange.
ReplyDeleteLime green and fuchsia pink.
ReplyDeleteTurquoise, fushia and lime green!
ReplyDeleteLime and Orange with Black!
ReplyDeleteTangerine and Fuchsia!
ReplyDeleteBright marine blue, fluorescent orange, and deep purple....Sort of a take on the Arizona state flag.
ReplyDeleteTie dyed, yellows and red.
ReplyDeleteBright pink and orange with a splash of lime green. My MIL told me pink and orange don't go together but I really liked it.
ReplyDeleteI have done a bright neon green and corals. They look great together.
ReplyDeleteBlue, yellow and green
ReplyDeleteMy mom picked out a whole bunch of different types of flowers in different wild colors. There is no taming it down.
ReplyDeleteBlues and oranges!
ReplyDeletegreen and orange, with some grey
ReplyDeleteOrange, red, blue, teal and whites.
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ReplyDeleteMuriel is my wildest combo. Definitely out of my comfort zone.
ReplyDeletePurple and teal!
ReplyDeletePurples and teals with a black background.
ReplyDeleteI usually don't pick wild colors but I'd love to make a bright quilt that includes magenta and mustard yellow
ReplyDeleteOrange, red and pink! Thanks for the opportunity to enter the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOrange and purple lol
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Purple and orange
ReplyDeleteFuschia, gold, and orange. And I liked it!
ReplyDeleteI think mine is probably pretty tame. I made a wedding quilt for my niece who wanted it in hot pink and medium brown...I didn't love it, but she did!
ReplyDeleteGreens and dark brown. Not my usual colors but it turned out really well
ReplyDeleteI made a quilt for my niece that had bright candy colours... my sister chose the fabrics and it was very wild! Lol
ReplyDeleteMy wildest color combination was pink and orange. Super bright.
ReplyDeleteBlack, Orange and Purple.
ReplyDeletePurple and red....love both!
ReplyDeleteI feel like all my color combos have been rather tame! The wildest I've done had been to use espresso as a background color in a Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had any really wild combinations yet, but I have a full on scrappy boys quilt in the works!
ReplyDeleteI am currently working on a crazy quilt that has every color imaginable in it. It also includes lace from my first wedding dress and vintage lace and trims from my grandmothers sewing shop.
ReplyDeletePlum, pink, hot pink, chartreuse, lavender, sky blue.
ReplyDeletePastels of lavender and peach mixed with deep gold/olive, rust, and browns.
ReplyDeleteBlue and orange
ReplyDeleteHot pink and purple!
ReplyDeleteI love color so nothing is too wild for me but orange can be hard to incorporate.
ReplyDeleteOrange and Purple...and it WORKED!
ReplyDeleteBrown and teal! I can’t believe how pretty it is!
ReplyDeletepurple and turquoise with a pink, purple and black floral for the sashing! It worked....
ReplyDeleteBright purple and lime green were my wildest color combinations...I ended up loving it!
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I dont do CRAZY quilts, but anything neon to me is WILD!
ReplyDeleteI used black with some brights for a very Amish looking quilt.
ReplyDeleteYellow and black! I had fun sewing the quilt! I like the Muriel colorway!
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say Purple and Lime Green. But they looked awesome together!
ReplyDeleteOrange and pink and I hated the results.
ReplyDeleteNeon Lime and Electric Blue ... was crazy bright!
ReplyDeleteBright purple and a dash of bright yellow
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have made a Wild quilt...but son asked for a navy & black quilt...was not my choice lol...but I made it..he loved it..but I still couldn't :/ Lol Thank you for chance to win your Give-a-way too :D
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ReplyDeleteHot pink and lime green!
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ReplyDeleteNone is Kim Bonner. I was having issues then I couldn’t change it. Lol.
DeleteAcid green, navy blue and yellow!
ReplyDeleteLime green, teal and navy. I almost added a hot pink and lime green boarder, but it wasn't needed.
ReplyDeleteTeal, violet and electric orange. My granddaughter picked the fabric for her new quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove all bright viberent colors!
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