We love seeing our fabric ranges made into gorgeous handmade items, so we are kicking of 2012 with a creative challenge for every new range that arrives at TOMG
Would you like the chance to receive the fabric and pattern to make something special….. all you need to do is head over and check out the fabric range, leave a comment below letting us know what you would love to make from the chic new range HOPE COVE by Robyn Pandolph and read the rules below. We will then draw 2 lucky winners and email or post you a pattern selected by TOMG and also send the fabric to you– entries close Sunday 15th January at 8.30pm
- By entering you agree to create your masterpiece within 2 weeks from the time you receive the pack ( they will be basic patterns perfect for any sewing level)
- Send us pictures ( to show off the fabrics and finished product/s) that we can use on our blog/websites/facebook to promote the range by the end of the 2 week period
- Have lots of fun :)
If you would like to purchase fabrics from this range we will provide you with a FREE PDF file of your choice from our huge range over on our sister site Patterns Only, for you to create your item ( you only need to send us a picture of the finished item)
Be sure to keep an eye on our blog for the next challenged which will be released in a few weeks
Here’s a taste of a few of the fabrics from the HOPE COVE range
AND THE WINNERS ARE....
Raelene
Butterfly Bees
Please email ozmaterialgirls@gmail.com as soon as possible so we can organise your fabric and pattern
Thanks everyone, be sure to keep an eye out for the next challenge
The new range is absolutely gorgeous, so many ideas running through my head but I think the first thing I would make would be a ruffle layered vintage look skirt for some little girls I know :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow..what a beautiful fabric range. I believe the HOPE COVE BIRD TOILE BLUE ROBYN PANDOLPH would make the most exquisite skirt for a little girl..teamed up with HOPE COVE BLENDER BLUE ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT as a waist tie or bow..just beautiful
ReplyDeleteThis range of fabric is just beautiful, I have been wanting to get the pillowcase dress pattern tutorial you have, I can just see this made in the HOPE COVE MAIN ROSE PINK ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC.... even if I dont win, I know what my next purchase will be :-)
ReplyDeleteI can't get into the new range.. says the page can't be found.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous range! I would love to make a gorgeous summer dress for my daughter (20mths old today) that she could twirl around in & make her feel like a princess using: HOPE COVE ROSE CLUSTER GREEN ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC.
ReplyDeletehow about a flowing skirt for me using pictures 0092-04, 0093-02 and 0093-03 and possibly a cute small clutch to match
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric!!!! I'd love to make anything from Pink Fig patterns, particularly Vintage Jane for my daughter. Anything ruffled or layered would look gorgeous!! I'd probably make matching cabbage patch doll outfit and definitely matching hairclips.
ReplyDeleteBeing a begginer sewer i would love the chance to work with this material and attempt a dress for my little girl
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! My favourite are:
ReplyDeleteHOPE COVE ROSE CLUSTER CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC,
HOPE COVE MAIN ROSE CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC, and;
HOPE COVE FLORAL BLENDER GREEN ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC.
Would make a vintage apron for my daughter who loves to help in the kitchen! Beautiful range :)
This fabric lends itself perfectly to a dress or skirt - especially love the pink / mint combination - with a matching pair of soft shoes. Little Bird's fat quarter twirly skirt might fit the bill!
ReplyDeleteHow about a table runner/topper? ..think I would just use all the soft blues!
ReplyDeleteI would live to make a shabby chic cushion with hand appliqué. To go with my country house. I'm loving this fabric. Very romantic indeed. Lindsey
ReplyDeleteI would make a Ruffled bubble romper using HOPE COVE MAIN ROSE GREEN ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC as the main fabric and HOPE COVE MINI ROSE CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC for the ruffles. I would make the romper for my 18 month old niece, she has porcelain skin and would look a real vintage beauty in this fabric range
ReplyDeleteEmily Childs- babybowjangles@hotmail.com
I just ADORE the new range! I would LOVE to make a patchwork skirt with matching fabric flowers for a brooch and headband for my 3 year old Princess <3
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make myself a dress or skirt with the Rose Main Blue
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love - I think I would make a gorgeous rag quilt...and maybe a beautiful balloon ball with the leftovers!!
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous fabric range Louise!!...At first sight I could see a delightful french, shabby chic "tea party" with cloth placemats, napkin rings, napkins, bunting, tablecloth & food cover &......so much more!!
ReplyDeleteAt last a fabulous range that I can make 'old fashioned' aprons in for elderly friends and rellies. The Hope Cove Toile Green Shabby teamed with the Green blender would make a delightfully frilly vintage style apron. Can't wait to start.
ReplyDeleteExicting love challenges! And I also lurve all the pinks and greens in the new HOPE COVE by Robyn Pandolph range - would love to make my Mum a very chic handbag or tote for everyday use! And maybe even one for myself :-)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! The thing that sprang to my mind was a little girls' nightie made from Hope Cove mini rose pink - it would be sooo cute and a little bit retro :-)
ReplyDeleteMain Rose Blue
ReplyDeleteRose Cluster Sage
Floral Blender Pink
Mini Rose Cream
....All to make the "Flipsy" reversable skirt by Make it Perfect
Amanda Petersen
These fabrics would make a beautiful quilt but if I won there is no way I could manage to finish that in 2 weeks so the other thing I think they would be perfect for would be a lovely bag , maybe a gorgeous weekender especially for an indulgent girls weekend away.
ReplyDeleteI would use a combination of the Hope Cove fabrics to make some soft toys to be donated to the Mirabel Foundation, a children's charity.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mirabelfoundation.org.au/help-mirabel/softies-mirabel-0
These colours are my absolute favorites, I cannot wait to make my grand daughter a crossover pinafore and matching ruffle bum panties to match.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is just beautiful!! I would create a beautiful nappy bag and matching nappy clutch plus change mat . Perfect accessories for mums and bubs to be seen with :)
ReplyDeleteSpots and Dots are so cool!! I'd like to see something from me. I make funky bats and could turn 1 from a fat lol (fat quarter that is)
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing this fabric range adding a touch of vintage flair to my current collection of sweet summery frills dresses with frilly ruffle hems.
ReplyDeleteMain Dress - HOPE COVE MAIN ROSE CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC
Neckline Frill & frilly ruffle hem - HOPE COVE ROSE CLUSTER CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC
Pocket for collecting little treasures - HOPE COVE MINI ROSE CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC (with added button and ribbon).
*sighs* this combination sounds heavenly, Mel xox
I would love to attempt some girly Thai Fisherman Pants from HOPE COVE TOILE GREEN SHABBY ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC. I think they'd look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make one of the Claire's Pillowcase Dresses by Create Kids Couture. I think these fabrics would look divine as a patchwork dress!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection. I can see it in a ruffled skirt using the rose cluster blue and mini rose in pink. I would make some shabby roses to add to a t-shirt for embelishments to make a little set
ReplyDeleteI can also see some in a simple pillow case dress with lots of lace
What a gorgeous collection of fabrics ! They would be absolutely perfect for my range of 'skipping girls' - handmade skipping ropes and matching bags, which are done in a shabby chic style ! Just love, love, this range !
ReplyDeleteI'd love to spoil myself with this and make an iPad cover (heading back to uni this year as a mature student doing Honours)...but I know as soon as my daughters see the beautiful flowers they will definitely request some ballerina dresses!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to use HOPE COVE FLORAL BLENDER BLUE to make my daughter a beautiful birthday dress with the LITTLE BIRD RETRO FABRIC PATTERN AUDREY DRESS :)
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous fabric!! I would love to make Gail Pan's Avonleigh quilt from it, and it would even be a nice quick program easily done in 2 weeks! :)
ReplyDeleteThis new range is divine!!! I would love to make a medallion quilt from this, but in 2 weeks could make a gorgeous shaggy quilt instead. This range would also be gorgeous for a sewing room accessories makeover, sewing machine mat, machine cover, pincushion and inspiration board :)
ReplyDeleteThis is devine <3 Just today I was dreaming of fabrics like this to sew with! I'd love to make a pair of pouffy cuffed shorts in HOPE COVE MAIN ROSE PINK with big bow tie belt in HOPE COVE ROSE CLUSTER GREEN for my little girl.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful fabrics! I can see them made up into decorative pillows.
ReplyDeleteI would love to start making dresses this year and this would be a great way to start.Using rose cluster cream and mini rose cream would make a gorgeous dress.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!! This fabric range just cries out to be made into a Cinderberry or Natalie Ross Sewing Bag with accessories.
ReplyDeleteI can see this range being used to make a block quilt (sounds ordinary but looks great with 2 different fabrics) with the edges being dolled up with prayer points to give it the edge. Its the type of fabric you want to show the whole print off.
ReplyDeleteOh i just love this range!!! So many beautiful things i would make!!
ReplyDeleteId love to make my daughter a little bolero jacket or KIKI'S EXTRA RUFFLED TOP CKC PDF!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to make a log cabin or a Jane Austen style quilt with this range!! It is soooo stunning!!
ReplyDeleteid love to do a ruffle nappy cover in the HOPE COVE SPOTS BLUE , green and pink!!!!!! with any of the blender colours!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis fabulous range of fabrics would make up a beautiful bag with the addition of a sweet stitchery.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Fabric! I would love to make a dress with the Claire's Patchwork Pillowcase Dress Pattern! Stunning ♥♥
ReplyDeletehow about a flowing skirt for me using pictures 0092-04, 0093-02 and 0093-03 and possibly a cute small clutch to match. just love making my own clothes with matching bags. Elizabeth Jones
ReplyDeleteThis fabric range is amazing! I Love The HOPE COVER MAIN ROSE PINK ROBYN RANDOLPH it would make a nice tote bag for either carrying my tapestries, scrap booking or sewing supply's around and it would look absulety beautiful lined with HOPE COVER FLORAL BLENDER PINK ROBYN RANDOLPH with gold piping and gold buttons and top stitching!
ReplyDeleteCatherine_belli@hotmail.com
I would make a lovely bag.
ReplyDeleteI would use a combination of the collection to create a ruffle sunsuit for my almost 3 year old daughter.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great giveaway.
Renee
The Sewing Library
Hope Cove is such a gorgeous range, perfect for patchwork. Would use a combination of pinks and blues in a set of cushion covers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great challenge. Let me see, I have only every used 4 patterns in all the time I have been sewing and I would love to start making more clothes for my girls so I think these would look lovely as a dress or a skirt
ReplyDeletejust had grandaughter Miss 9 here. showed her an apron that was her great grandmas, so now i have to make her one .. so i am thinking an apron for both Miss 9's. can't make one with out the other. also a lovely vintage bag for them both and me. cheers nett
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this very feminine fabric to make a dress for my 9 month old daughter using the HOPE COVE ROSE CLUSTER CREAM with the HOPE COVE MINI ROSE BLUE as the contrasting fabric for the ruffles, sleeves and belt like the Amelia Dress!
ReplyDeleteOMG Lou!!! This range is soooo dreamy :)
ReplyDeleteI can see the 'Hope Cove Toille in Green, Blue or Pink Shabby' as a Fabulous Tote Bag ~ how perfect for uni!
Love it all!!!!
The first thing I'd love to make would be a little ruffled sunsuit with matching hat from one of my vintage patterns. The second thing I'd love to use the fabric for is to recover or recreate my pram! Currently it is a boring brown. I would love to make it unique and girly for my 6week old daughter - and then love to go down to the park and show off to the other mums!!!
ReplyDeleteThe small rose prints would be ideal for the current project idea of making the Sugar Plum Fairy from FFF.
ReplyDeleteAny of the rose prints would be ideal, using the co-ordinating blenders for the ballet slippers and the shabby spots for the wings. Add a tulle skirt and a pretty fairy to deling hearts young and old.
Can't wait to get started! :)
Oh what a gorgeous range! I love the girly vintage-ness of it - so inspiring. My absolute favourite print is the Rose Cluster Blue! It would make a beautiful baby girl quilt or dress :)
ReplyDeleteThe Main Rose in Pink combined with the pink spots would make adorable spring dresses - and of course a matching softie with the scraps (minimal waste here!)
ReplyDeleteMy Grandma has just moved into permanent care in a small country hospital and this is the material I've been searching for a quilt to make her room look a little more homely, (with the HOPE COVE BIRD TOILE CREAM as the focal point). Of course with my limited sewing knowledge I'd say it would be more like a lap quilt.
ReplyDeleteHOPE COVE ROSE CLUSTER CREAM ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC
ReplyDeleteteamed with
HOPE COVE MINI ROSE PINK ROBYN PANDOLPH QUILT CRAFT FABRIC
To make the girliest of girly Melly and Me overnight bags.
Of course I would also need to make pjs to match then....
I would love to make the Hippy Chick skirt by Pink Fig for my niece, with a selection of the fabrics. It would be a great easy project as I get more into sewing
ReplyDeleteLovin this fabric, lots of ideas, my new project at the moment is Rag Quilt Bag, so I think I could make a gorgeous bag from this range.
ReplyDeleteWow that is just stunning! It screams ruffles at me so I would make a vintage inspired ruffle bag!
ReplyDeleteThe new range is divine. What an exciting challenge - I'm here for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteI think a really gorgeous shabby quilt would look beautiful in a combination of this material.
ReplyDeleteBut I don't think that is achievable in two weeks. I think a gorgeous patchwork shabby or vintage looking peasant dress would be beautiful!
Emma Wisby
Twirly Twirly how wonderful would the SHAYLENE RUFFLED TWIRL SKIRT look in the fabrics - that is what i would love to make
ReplyDeleteOoh easy peasy :) I would use the Hope Cove Bird Toile Blue (Robyn Pandolph Quilt Craft Fabric) & Hope Cove Bird Cream (Robyn Pandolph Quilt Craft Fabric) to make the "Pocket Pal Wallet" by Jenna Lou (PDF pattern).
ReplyDeletei think the new range would make an amazing vintage type jacket with a sash and frill at the bottome :)
ReplyDeleteTrying to comment for the third time without my children interrupting :/ I would love to use a combination of these fabrics to make the CKC Kikis extra ruffled top!! This fabric just screams ruffles to me :)
ReplyDeleteI just purchased the Action Pants pattern.. and I can so see myself wearing a variety of the cute ruffled knickers in all of these fabrics.. I wouldn't need anything else.
ReplyDeleteKathy Moore