Do you know what cranky check fabric is? Ever heard of either monk's cloth or nun's veiling? Would you like to read more about these and 600 other fabric types? (Do you need proof that there really are 600+ fabric types? Apparently there are!) If you want to completely geek out on fabrics with a brand-new (and very heavy) copy of the just released Classic and Modern Fabrics, just comment on this post or on the corresponding Facebook post between now and next Tuesday, 3/13, and be sure to include your Spoonflower name so we can track you down easily. Entries close at 7 pm EST on 3/13. Good luck, fabric hounds!
Last week's winner of a Victory pattern and three yards of Spoonflower fabric to make it up in was Kathy McKim. Congrats, Kathy!
Cheerfulmadness.wordpress.com
I would love that book (600 different types of fabrics?!?!?). I am cheerfulmadness_cartoons
Stephen
This one is now closed!
Alexandrea Morton
I am having plenty of gaps in my knowledge of fabrics, I’d love to have a chance to learn more about them! (alim)
Marcia W.
Two Spoonflowers MarciaW and MargaretQuilts. This would be such an interesting book to read. Both my mother and I would enjoy winning this. Thanks for the chance.
Donna Campbell
ooops my Spoonflower name is exartme
Donna Campbell
Wow this looks like an awesome resource 🙂
Emily Sydow
Yes please! I do love a good educational read!
Kathleen Haven
I would love to have this wonderful reference book. Gosh I only know the names of maybe 20 or so fabrics. Lummikat
Hueisei Ong
Looks like a cool book!
Nathalia Rivas
I would love to win !!! (SF name : lesdoigtsdanslenez)
Shona Tomberlin
I would LOVE to have this book! I may have to buy it anyway. It would be a great resource!
Leah Holland
Looks interesting (l3designs)
Nina Rosenblatt
I am a COMPLETE fabric nerd and ohsodesperately want to win this!! Spoon flower name = ninadora. Thank you for another fantastic giveaway!
Danae Swan
Looks like a great resource….
Pick me, pick me, 🙂
Happysewlucky.wordpress.com
This is an awesome book, and I would LOVE it in my little library of craftiness. Thanks for another great giveaway!
Jacque Chinnery
I would love to add this book to my art reference library!
Cecilia Fernandez
Beautiful patterns shown in the cover, would like know what the book is all about.
A Facebook User
Cool book! I really enjoy following Spoonflower ;-D
My Spoonflower name is Sunspot.
Hannakinsey.blogspot.com
Sounds like a great read. I’d definitely love to win it! (My spoonflower name is hannakinsey.)
Lucie Duclos
Oh I want this book! My Spoonflower name is Snowflower
Jan Nichols
Oooooh! I would LOVE to have that book!
My Spoonflower name is Lovebirdt
Samantha Cotterill
pick me pick me!!!! from mummysam
Emma Jeffery
Oooh – eye candy! (emma_l_jeffery)
Maria O
terrific giveway!
Girl Crow
Pick me! Pick me! I promise to read it cover to cover! (cheese and chutney on Spoonflower)
Allsparkledup
Wow, what a fantastic resource! Would love to win this!
Victorianlibrarian.wordpress.com
As a librarian with an interest in textile history and making clothes, this seems like the perfect book to help me classify my fabrics.
Jeanette Parker
Looks fascinating! My sister would enjoy the book as well!
Angie Stevens
This book looks great!
Jo Ebisujima
yet another great book, looks like an interesting read
jojoebi.designs
SEF
I’d be interested in reading it but very unlikely to try to make something with each and every one of those fabrics! 😀
EVA CARLAVILLA ACEBRÓN
it’s just wonderful! thanks! evita
Gail Goodhand
Gail/Buzz This is a very interesting book, would love to win it.
Virginia
vo aka virginia o. Would love this book.
MaryAnne Bartlett
Coastal Anja here… that sounds like my kind of book!
A Facebook User
:’D I need this book in my life
– limellama
Megan Boesen
wow, what a cool book to win
HRoth99
Totally need this book. So wonderful. I could lose myself in it!
HeatherRothStyle
Boriana Kostova
Would so much want to win. Hope it’s me! Great book!
A Facebook User
Would love to win! (spoonflower name: ewood1875)
Impstar
OMNOMNOM fabric pr0n! My Spoonflower name is morningsea.