Books

Mini Charm Quilts

The Moda All-Stars are back with a new book, and I’m so excited!  First, because I’m obsessed with Moda Mini Charms and second because the royalties for this book will be donated to LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs !  Imagine, an organization that trains dogs to visit disaster locations, community events and care facilities around the country wearing “Please Pet Me” vests. To think that your purchase of this book means more people will have a comforting hug from a specially trained dog! One that offers comfort to those in need.


From two mini charm packs, you can make my mini quilt called Peppermint Lane.  Doesn’t this look like a place where you’d like to live?  If you’re ready to move in you could win a copy of this book along with two Sugar Plum Christmas Charm Packs!   All you need to do is leave a comment on this blog post by Midnight on Thursday – March 1 – and tell me if you’re obsessed with mini charms.  Do you collect them?  Use them?  Hide them away from all your quilting friends?

You can read more about the book, the projects, and chances to win Mini Charm packs and books on Martingale’s Stitch This blog.  There are so many ways to win one of these books;  check out the Moda Blog today for more chances to win!  If you’re having trouble leaving a comment on this post email me and I’ll post your comment for you.

If you’re on Facebook or Instagram, look for the hashtags – #minicharmquilts / #madewithmartingale / #showmethemoda – for other designer giveaways and projects.

Hugs,

Anne

155 Comments

  • Mary Fielder

    pre-ordered on Amazon and received it  the day of release. It is a delightful book with amazing little quilts. The fact that royalties will be given for the comfort dogs is heartwarming. 

  • mimi'sdarlins

    Anne, I do love mini charm packs….I like to collect them, but I use them, too.  Mini charms are a great way to whip up a little project in a short time.  The new Moda All Stars book looks lovely, and I love your Peppermint Lane mini quilt….of course, one of my favorites of your fabric lines. 

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