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Friday, February 4, 2011

Aurifil’s free projects for February

Linda’s “Love Pillow”
Aurifil's Designer of the Month for February is Linda lum deBono. Linda has two fun and quick projects to share with you, the Love Pillow (above) and Love Card Holder (below).

Linda’s “Love Card Holder”
Linda’s “Love Card Holder” (detail)
Click over to Aurifil news page and read the interview with Linda, and download the free project she designed for this special month of love.

You can check out Pat Sloan’s interview with Linda on January 3 2011. Scroll down and listen on your computer or download.

Starting in March, Aurifil will pick one random winner each month who has made one of the designer projects; she or he will receive a special Aurifil thread prize. You can make any of the designer projects (and we hope you make them all!) To participate, simply share your photos at our Flickr Folder... we can't WAIT to see what you do.

Visit Linda all around the internet:
Website: http://www.lindalumdebono.com/
FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/lindalumdebono
Blog: http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com/


GIVEAWAY!
Each month this year, I’m going to be giving away a pack of Aurifil minispools (like the one shown above) when the new project is announced. Just leave me a comment here to tell me what you think of Linda’s projects. I'll pull a name at random next Friday, Feb. 11 at noon. The sampler pack includes great colors in different weights. Congratulations to Kathleen in Montana; she won this giveaway. 

32 comments:

  1. I think her Letter holder is sweet! I was thinking it would be nice to keep in hanging around for note pad and pen and my grocery list even after Valentines day is over with. It is just sweet!

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  2. What a bright and cheery heart! I hope it brings happy thoughts.

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  3. I think both projects are fast and fun! I really like the font on the letter holder. I agree, you could keep it busy all year round with projects and notes from your kids. Thanks for the chance at some yummy thread.

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  4. I love making little pillows, fun and quick to do.
    I was thinking of filling a basket with hearts, great use of scraps too.

    Debbie

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  5. Great fun projects! I love the pillow, very funky!

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  6. I am in love with your thread and you and Linda! Hearts all around!!! ♥♥♥♥♥ Lynn

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  7. The wonky heart pillow is so cheerful. The letter holder would be great for kids to use for their valentines for school. Would enjoy the thread for sure.

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  8. Cute projects that I could do with my grandkids! They love stuffing pillows and the hearts would be fun. Love Aurifil threads!

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  9. That is one cute heart. Here's hoping for lots of cards.

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  10. I think the letter holder would be nice on every one's chair around the table. We could all put home made cards in each other's holders! In fact, I think that's what I'll do this year. Great idea, Linda!

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  11. The little pillow is so sweet....I'm thinking gifts for my grandkids! The card holder is very cute and useful! Love them both! Thanks for the chance to win some awesome thread. I've only tried the 50 weight...would love to try more.

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  12. That pillow tugs at my heart strings!

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  13. I really like the happy of her designs!

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  14. I love the pillow. I have a special great granddaughter who is the pink princess and she would love this

    Audrey

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  15. Her projects have a bright, fresh look!

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  16. I love both these projects!
    Thank you - I shall be making the heart pillow!

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  17. I love the Love letter holder. It would be great to store children's art, Christmas cards, notes or reminders or small gifts for someone to find when they get home, small hand work projects ready to go.... The idea would work for so many things!

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  18. I love Linda's projects, they are always happy! Thanks for the chance to win some thread!

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  19. Linda is a wonderfully inspirational quilter with adorable children. I am so pleased that she is the Aurifil's Designer of the Month for February. I haven't ever tried their thread and would love to. To win a pack of minispools would be fantastic! ~Kathleen

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  20. Cute heart pillow, teen age girls will love this.

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  21. I had fun doing your project,the leaf quilt. My quilt leaves came out wonky. But I will be making more

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  22. The pocket for cards on the back of a chair is such a good idea, Susan! I can always use more thread. Thanks for counting me in.

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  23. I wish I had time to do your leaf quilt! It looks like so much fun! The letter holder is sweet too, if we only did not have roundbacked chairs, lol!

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  24. The first thing that came to my mind was that the letter holder would be great for a teacher to have! I imagined all the little kids, putting their Valentine cards in it.

    The pattern would also be great to make for a December project. I would fill it with holiday cards too! :)

    Wonderful give-a-way! I only recently discovered Aurifil threads. So far, I like them a LOT!

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  25. The letter holder has infinite possibilities. I thought the pillow was just a cute little doodad until further "clicking" brought up a photo of someone holding it --and it's not tiny.

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  26. The heart pillow is just perfect for this season.

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  27. Great, quick and easy project that won't over tax you for the month of love. Linda did a great job

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  28. Linda's patterns are cute and lucious. Remind of cupcakes and sweetness. Thanks for sharing.

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  29. What terrific projects! I'm especially taken by that sweet pillow.

    Enjoy your blog...so filled with lovely work. All very inspiring!

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  30. Fun projects.

    Enjoy your stitching wisdom.

    Must say I love this thread, too.

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