Saturday, January 25, 2014

GROW YOUR BLOG hop - Meadow Mist Designs

Welcome to the Meadow Mist Designs stop on the
Grow Your Blog party
 
2 Bags Full
 


First off I want to thank Vicki of 2 Bags Full for organizing this blog hop, she has said that there are over 500 blogs taking part in this hop, it has been an incredible amount of work setting this up.

For those who are new here, here is a little about myself (for those that are returning, thank you!).

My name is Cheryl and I am a chemical engineer/patent agent by day, a quilter at night, a mom to a 6 year old son and 3 year old daughter, and a wife. I love designing quilt patterns, writing quilt instructions, and doing quilty math to combine my quilting skills with my engineering and technical writing backgrounds. 


Here is a little collage of some finishes from the past year:

 
For 2014, I am planning of starting a blog series on how to design quilts on Microsoft PowerPoint which is surprising versatile and do almost everything EQ7 can.

I hope that you'll take a look around and decide to follow my blog and join me on my quilting adventures!

Now onto the Giveaway:

This giveaway is for a bundle of my three (3) most popular digital pdf quilt patterns:  On a "Jelly" Roll, Charming, and The Quilt in the Hat.  This giveaway is open to everyone, anywhere in the world.  The patterns will be e-mailed to the winner.



To enter:

(1)  Leave a comment, any comment.  If you would like a topic to comment on, let me know if you would be interested in how to design quilt patterns using Microsoft PowerPoint.

(2) Followers (new and old) get a second entry, leave a separate comment letting me know how you follow.

Thank you all so much!!

(Note:  On normal posts I try to reply to each and every comment, but on giveaway posts having so many comments it is difficult to respond to each one)

** Note:  If you decide to follow my blog, I also have a followers only thank you giveaway (A fat eighth bundle of 10 prints from the Shelburne Falls Collection from Denyse Schmidt) going on until the 28th you can enter here.**


53 comments:

  1. I would love to know how to design using powerpoint

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  2. I might be interested in the series on power point...I used it at work before I retired. best wishes from Oklahoma, USA

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  3. I am happy to follow on bloglovin crystalbluern at onlineok dot com

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  4. Sounds like an interesting idea since I have the program. Your giveaway is awesome!

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  5. I would be interested in learning how to design quit patterns using Microsoft PowerPoint but I don't have that software.

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  6. I am one of your followers via Bloglovin.

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  7. I would love to learn how to design quilt patterns using Microsoft PowerPoint. Or at least try. My brain may get a little fizzy. Thanks for the chance.

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  8. I follow you via bloglovin.

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  9. Your quilts are gorgeous - I'd love to win your patterns. Thanks.

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  10. I'm a follower with Bloglovin'. Thanks again.

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  11. Hello and welcome to the GYB Party!! I am Shannon, one of Vicky's volunteers for this event just coming around to help check out everyone's blogs:) I love all the quilty pictures!! Just beautiful:) I would love to be entered into your drawing and am going to follow your blog too. Hope you have a fun time at the 'Party'!!!

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  12. I would love to know how to design you Microsoft Powerpoint. You are a smartie.

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  13. I love your Pi quilt. I am a follower via Bloglovin'. Actually, I love all your quilts. Thanks for the blog and inspiration.

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  14. I usually hand draw my ideas which can sometimes run through tons of paper. I would be very interested in using PowerPoint to help with the process. Congrats on some fantastic quilts last year!

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  15. I love your patterns and would love to learn how to design with PowerPoint. Thanks for the chance to win and nice to meet you.

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  16. I'm now your newest follower with BL and also forgot to mention how beautiful your bungalow set it. Kitty is so cute.

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  17. I would love to learn how design quilts! I can see the block, but not the whole quilt without pics. :)
    craftyccain@gmail.com

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  18. I also follow you on Blogovin.
    craftyccain@gmail.com

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  19. Thank you for a great giveaway. I love these 3 patterns.

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  20. I follow you by email....Thanks

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  21. Happy to meet with this wonderful blog party. Your quilts are beautiful.

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  22. I'm not entering but just letting you know I am excited for this PowerPoint thing!! :)

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  23. Hello Cheryl. It's lovely to meet you. Your quilts are just gorgeous. I am visiting you from Australia.

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  24. I would like to learn to design quilts using MS PowerPoint

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  25. I'd love to know how to design quilt blocks using PowerPoint, and to be included in the giveaway draw.

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  26. Your blog is always a treat to visit and I love seeing what you create! I'm slowly working my way through some of the blogs involved in Grow Your Blog. Wow, there are tons of new ones to check out and some I already follow...like you! :O)

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  27. Would love to see how to plan quilting with Powerpoint!

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  28. Hi Cheryl! Love the mosaic of your fabulous projects from the past year (many of which are your own clever designs... cheer! cheer!). Guess what? I'm (finally) gathering my fabrics to make your On a Jelly Roll pattern - can't wait to start this fun quilt.
    Wow - that is awesome! I would love to see how you use Powerpoint for designing.

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  29. Would love to see tutorial on PP for designing!

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  30. I follow through email. I would love your patterns. Of the three, I love, "On Jelly Roll" the best. Keep 'em coming!

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  31. I would love to be able to know how to design and write a pattern but first you would probably have to tell me what power point is and explain for 6 months or so how to use it.

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  32. Hi, I'm more of paper and pencil girl when I design / change a pattern. I find it easier and quicker than using my computer.

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  33. I like the quilts you design....fresh and modern but with a homely feel.....beautiful!
    Cath @ Bits 'n Bobs

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  34. Oh your quilts are lovely. I really like your pie quilt that is just too much fun and would make a fabulous gift to anyone that loves math. You have a lovely blog. It has been nice getting to know you.

    Hugs
    Caroline

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  35. OK - I AM your newest Follower...

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  36. AND, I am loving EVERYTHING I see here...eye candy, for sure! I don't think there are any better quilt pattern designers out there than the engineers...I had the chance to take a class with John Flynn some years ago - engineer to the MAX. He had the pattern so figured out, there was maybe an inch of fabric left over when I was done cutting - and it went together incredibly. From the looks of things here, you are the same way. Off to look around some more before hitting more of the blogs on my list from the Blog Party - Happy Creative Wednesday - Tanya

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  37. Hello. I live in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. Nice to meet you. Lovely quilts! Thanks for sharing.

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  38. Hello , my name is Dawn your my one stop on the blog party, Hope that I soon will be friends with all of you cyber neighbors. I just say that 600 plus bloggers that sign up to the Party and I don’t have a lot of blog time in for I just started blogging when I joined the blog party it was my New Year resolution. Reading my 448 blog and more to go. but I like all things creative n thrifty. Whew a lot of good read and great giveaways. Can't wait to see more of your great projects in the making. My site http://overboardcreations.blogspot.com/and contact info is ovr_brd@yahoo.com following on bloglovin

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  39. I would love to see how you work thru Microsoft power point. I use it all the time. and it does seem very versatile. following on bloglovin

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  40. Thank you for sharing your beautiful quilts.. I am in awe of your talents. I make jewellery and I find quilts to so inspirational. I have subscribed to your RSS feed.

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  41. Loved seeing your quilts. So nice to meet you!

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  42. Greetings from the Pacific Northwest. I enjoyed visiting your blog.

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  43. New bloglovin follower: Nicole Sender.

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