I had a chance to test out a few of the new Cutting Edge rulers by Sullivan's and Pat Sloan. They have a sharpening edge on one side, so it sharpens your blade while you cut. They are non-skid without having those little grippy feet, which is great, because I don't care for grippy feet on my ruler! Another great thing I like about them is that they are so straightforward...as in they don't have a zillion little hash marks per inch. Simple is good! My most favorite thing, which is probably really silly, is the size of this little one...it's 4.5" x 8.5". I've used it a ton already. I work with lots of little pieces and this is the perfect size for trimming off ends and odd bits. In fact, it's my new favorite tool! Being a left handed quilter, the cutting edge didn't get utilized a ton, maybe one cut out of every 10? But being a lefty in a right handed world...it's nothing that I can't handle. :)
Now, I'm not a gadget girl. In fact, I completed my first quilt using my friend's rotary cutting supplies. I wasn't sure if I would get really "into" quilting, (are you all laughing now?) so I didn't want to invest in the supplies until I made a quilt totally on my own. This is the little test quilt that I made. 
I cut it out using a cardboard template and scissors. It measures 30" square. I tied it with perle cotton and added buttons at each intersection. It's quite...humbling...to look at my color selections. Like Jackie, my tastes sure have changed! I guess that makes sense, though, because it was 10 years. I guess we all have to start somewhere, and I'm glad I have this reminder of where I started. (Although I must confess, I have thought about throwing out this old thing a few different times over the years.) After finishing this quilt, without the use of any rotary cutters or mats or rulers, I acquired some rotary cutting supplies and kept on quilting. (Like you couldn't have predicted that!) And I am so thankful to be quilting with useful tools like rulers, mats and rotary cutters!
Pat requested that we share a recipe, too. It just happens that over the weekend, I tried out a new to me recipe for pumpkin bars. Oh, my, are they dangerous! If you make these, make sure you have about 47 of your closest friends over to help you eat them, or you may be tempted to finish off the pan yourself. If you want to start by licking the frosting right off the top of your bar, by all means, go right ahead. My daughter does and she recommends it!
Pumpkin Bars
2 cups flour
2 cups sugar2 cups flour
1 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice
1 tablespoon cinnamon
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 (15 oz) can solid pack pumpkin
3/4 cup vegetable oil
4 eggs, beaten
3 oz cream cheese, softened (i used a little bit extra, because you can't go wrong with more cream cheese)
6 tablespoons butter, softened
1 teaspoon milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups powdered sugar
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix the flour, sugar, pumpkin pie spice, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a large mixing bowl. Stir in the pumpkin, oil and eggs. Spread in a greased 10" x 15" baking pan. Bake for 25-30 minutes or until the edges pull from the sides of the pan. Let cool. Combine cream cheese, butter, milk and vanilla in a medium bowl. Beat at medium high speed until smooth. Add the powered sugar, beating constantly until it is of spreading consistency. Spread over the cooled bars. Chill, covered, until serving time. Serves 48.
Yum!
Ok, now back to the rulers....
If you would like to win a complete set of the rulers, you must to leave a comment on ALL the featured blogs on their day. Make sure your comment is on the blog hop post, not just any post from that week.
Comments will be open on each stop of the blog tour through Sunday.
The schedule is below:
Mon Sept 27
Tues Sept 28
Wed Sept 29
Amanda Jean
Thur Sept 30
Fri Oct 1
Sat Oct 2
Good luck and happy commenting! :)
You can also purchase the rulers here.
428 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 400 of 428 Newer› Newest»Sounds delicious! Cant wait to try the pumpkin bars! And the rulers!
Thank you for hosting such a great giveaway
Your first quilt is finished and you have moved well on!! Looks cute for the first one. I Love the rulers and hope I win! Am anxious to get some pumpkin and make the bars! Happy Fall.
Hey I'm a Lefty Too!! Your quilt looks pretty good for a first. I'm gonna try the pumpkin bars tonight. Thanks
Thank you for a marvellous giveaway!
I made my first quilts with cardboard templates too. Needless to say I LOVE my rotary cutter. I'm afraid to try the pumpkin bars but I will, of course. I will definitely wait for a time when company is coming. I ♥ pumpkin!
This is a win win - pumpkin bars and self sharpening rulers! I've followed this ruler hop because saw them in a magazine and wanted to learn more. Thanks for this.
your first quilt definitely turned out much better than mine. :)
love those rulers!!
Love that delicious recipe, everyone needs to have a piece today :) yum! yum!
Can hardly wait to WIN them rulers, we all need recycling in our Lives, by recycling blades at the same time as cutting fabrics ;)
Thanks for the recipe. I LOVE pumpkin bars!! I'd love to have a rule or two but a whole pack?! If it weren't for rulers, I probably would NOT still be quilting today. I don't have that kind of patience.
Amy R (IL)
These rulers look awesome, but not as awesome as the pumpkin bars.
Pumpkin bars sound really good. It's that season. I may have to try your recipe. Thanks
The pumpkin bars look good. first guilt was cute too.
Good recipes and a giveaway....wow
Yum...pumpkin pie in a bar! Sounds delicious. Always fun to see an accomplished quilter's first quilt...thanks for sharing! It gives all of us hope!
Interesting note about left handed quilters (I am one also) but fortunately, I can cut with either hand (lucky me). Your recipe sounds divine - thanks!! Even though your first quilt had "dated" colors, the little buttons sure made it a cute quilt! Good job! Glad you kept at it.
Hubby would love this recipe! Your first quilt brings back memories of my first "quilts" as I made 4! Love the chance to win these rulers! Thanks! Teri Dingler
Quilting, cooking, throw in my family and things don't get much better!
Oh please don't get me started on the pumkin bars - I have a real weakness for pumkin. As for the rulers, oh boy would I love to own at least one!!
The pumpkin bars sound wonderful. I think I'm drooling.
I would love the chance to win a set of the rulers. What a fabulous give away! Thanks!
I've never heard of a ruler with a sharpening edge!
Is this a new idea?? I will have to look out for them in the UK!
Gill
Id sure like these rulers Here s to hoping. Thanks for participating in the blog hop and the great recipe well what can I say Im with your daughter on the icing thing lol
Melisa Bakos Canada
Can't wait to try the bar recipe with the pumpkins we just harvested!
That will keep me busy until my new rulers arrive. ;-)
I can't believe you used cardboard and scissors. I would not have finished it.
Love the size of that ruler - seems just perfect.
How funny your are!!I must come back,am going to find the follow button next!! A great recipe, we make that one too and it is so sinfully rich and yummy!!! Thanks for being a part of pat's blog!!!!
Oh my goodness you are so CUTE!!! I love your blog.
Those rulers really sound amazing. I'd LOVE a set!!!!
~a
Pumpkin bars - sound great for fall! Unfortunately, it was 106 here on Monday and I'm still recovering.
Would love to win the rulers!
I can not believe that you have a pumpkin bar recipe. I was going to look for one to make. I have a garden and have many punpkins. I am a follower, thanks for the fall-o-ween
Pumpkin bars sound wonderful and think how good the house will smell when they are baking! The new rulers sound great, it would be nice not to have to change blades so often.
Yum, those pumpkin bars do look good.
Thanks fro the chance to win the rulers.
I still have the first quilt I made and it is still being used and loved. Thanks for sharing a photo of our quilt and the recipe.
Please enter my name in the giveaway. The rulers sound great.
My first quilt I used cardboard and scisors also and I hand stitched it. Took a long time but that was 40+ years. Wow how time flies. Those ruler look real handy. thanks for the chance.
Mmm; just when I was about to get excited about the rulers, I read your comment that implies that they are not designed for left handed quilters (like me). Ugh. Tell Pat to do something about that!!! :)
Anything with pumpkin is sure to be good, right? Thanks for sharing your recipe. And thank you for participating in this great ruler giveaway; the rulers are sure to be the next great treasure for quilters.
I have been reading your blog for a while now and really like it! Thanks for being part of this Blog Hop! Great recipe too!
I am totally a gadget girl. Can't get enough of the latest new thing. These rulers look amazing so of course I have to have them!
Very nice job on your first quilt. Thanks for sharing your recipe too, it looks wonderful.
My mouth is watering, that recipe is lovely. Thank you.
Just love the idea of these rulers.....but loving the idea of eating that scrummy pumpkin bar while using the ruler at the same time even more:) Ciao
Nice to get acquainted with you. The pumpkin bars look delicious. The rulers are intriguing and look easy to read.
I'm not much of a pumpkin person, but those bars look wonderful!
The pumpkin bars sound delish! My husband will love them, as he likes me to go heavy on the spices when making pumpkin pie. The rulers sound like they are wonderful, would love to win.
I really like your first quilt it simple but appealing. Well, I'm really into the prim style so it is something I would make today..and your recipe??? Yes, I have to make those..I already copied the recipe. Have a great day!
Can't wait to try those Pumpkin Bars!! I'm going to have to get me a couple of these rulers for sure!!
These rulers sound great! I can't wait to try one.
I hope someone discusses how this works with left handers. Thats the nice thing about some of the ruler designers - they put the numbers both ways to help those of us who cut the other direction!
I have to try the size ruler you love...don't have one of those!
Would love to win the rulers.
Good recipe - not a fan of frosting so I will just dust it with powder sugar. Can use the snowflake die to make a stencil for it.
Those rulers look amazing! I am almost to the point of replacing a couple of my rulers. And what a bonus to sharpen your rotary cutter as you cut!!!! Thanks for the chance to win. Now to go test out those yummy pumpkin bars!
The pumpking cake looks wonderful, I made carrot bars and they didn't last 3 days here..
Thanks for the review and recipe!
SheilaC
Yea! Thanks for the giveaway! Love the eleanor quilt, by the way!
I love all pumpkin-inspired goodies! These rulers sound great too!
I have a startlingly similar first quilt in my past, done in calico and "farm animal" prints, tied and everything. Here's to evolution of taste!
mmm pumpkin bars... thanks for the recipe! and would love a set of those sweet rulers!
Those pumpkin bars look interesting but as I'm not into sugar I may have to pass. I'd love to win a set of these rulers though.
I have enjoyed your blog for a long time and now I plan to make those pumpkin bars for my quilt group next week - thanks
Wow those pumpkin bars look fabulous. Love reading all the quilting blogs on this blog hop. And I enjoy seeing the first quilts. Tastes do change although I do like some of my older fabric -still.
Your first quilt is cute! I like the colors.
What a cute first quilt! Thanks for the chance to win the set of rulers!
Those pumpkin bars sound yummy! I really like that the rulers don't slide around and hope I get an opportunity to try one out.
Thanks for the story of your first quilt. what a way you have bome!! Also THANK you for the yummy food idea! I needed something to thank a friend for and I am going to make a batch and give them some (and keep some for me since you said 48 peopel!)
These rulers look like "must-haves"!
Thanks for the chance to win some!
julie stchsluv@aol.com
Love these rulers. Thanks for the recipe, too. It's perfect timing with Fall weather here in the East
Oh wow! I am definitely going to try those pumpkin bars! Thanks for the great post.
I think your first quilt is darling! And thanks for the pumpkin bar recipe...can't wait to try it.
Your first quilt has a "fall look" and don't get rid of it! I'm impressed that you are a lefty and like the Edge Rulers... I have three quilting friends who are lefties, too. Pumpkin Bars and autumn go together... thanks for the recipe and the ruler info.
I have some small rulers I like a bunch --interesting that you 2 reviewers today chose really long or really small.
I would love to give any of them a try.
Those pumpkin bars look yummy! Would love to have those rulers.
I love your blog! I have been a follower since I discovered it. The recipe sounds great. Thanks for a chance to win the rulers.
I would love to win these rulers! Thanks for the chance to win. I plan to make pumpkin bars tomorrow - it's one of my favorite fall desserts.
So glad your mom is doing ok -
dsb448@att.net
It seems strange that they put all the marking lines on the rulers for lefties, but didn't put the sharpening edge on the other side. Hope they do an update and make rulers with the sharpening edge for both left and righthanders.
Thanks for the yummy recipe--would love to win these rulers.
Karen in Breezy Point
Pumpkin bars & quilting - sounds like fall!
I am here for day three of the blog hop giveaway. The pumpkin bars sound delicious. I might just make them tomorrow.
Those rulers look great--almost as good as the pumpkin bars! Thanks for sharing!
The recipe sounds yummy and perfect for fall! Thanks for the chance to win!
Thanks for sharing your first quilt...I am loving all of the stories about these! And those pumpkin bars look great, they are a must try for sure!
I would love to win the rulers.
I could really use some new rulers. :) Pumpkin bars are an awesome fall food.
You had me at pumpkin. I will have to try these bars, I love almost anything baked with pumpkin. And cream cheese icing? whoa. Looking forward to the rest of the blog hop and seeing what your co-horts have to say about the rulers. Interesting note about being left-handed and not using the sharpening side of the ruler often. As a lefty myself, I frequently notice how things are designed for the right handed world and how unfair it can be. sigh. you'd think I would have come to terms with it by now!
You are one of my recipients of the "Sunshine Award". You can check out my blog on Wed 9-27 to read more about it! Thanks for being so great!
Pumpkin bars look great! I love all the recipes everyone posts. Thanks
I love the soft colours of your first quilt. And the pumpkin bars look delish.
As much as things change, they stay the same. You, your design style, colors, composition, etc. still come through in that first quilt. That's what I love about your blog. You have a distinct style that comes through in all of your quilts. I really like it - your quilts are exciting! Thanks for the inspiration.
Ummm, I am going to make your Pumpkin Bars & probably eat it all myself (my cheeks are already getting bigger ;)
You quilt looks so comfy! I like the little buttons, too cute!
Rulers...Pat is smart! I no longer just 'want' these rulers, I 'need' them!
You have a great 1st quilt! Your pumkin bars look sooo yummy!
thanks for the recipe...yummy!...I love reading abt yr 1st quilt using templates because most quilters started the same way in those days.
Love your first quilt story Amanda!
I love fall and pumpkin recipes. Thanks for the pumpkin recipe.
Love the bars. Had to laugh at your first quilt - lovely colors. Glad we now have fabulous rulers and rotary cutters rather than cardboard templates.
The pumpkin bars look good. Your quilt is cute with the buttons on it.
Great post! I did chuckle because I remember my first quilt as well. My tastes have changed a LOT since that first quilt. I've "mellowed out" quite a bit. LOL.
I'm thinking that I may have to try those pumpkin bars. I'm not a fan of pumpkin anything (including pie) but this sounds yummy!
Thank you for the giveaway. Pumpkin bars are just YUMMY!!!!!
Love these new rulers, and your blog I will visit you site often.
I enjoyed this very much, Amanda! And I will make your pumpkin bars for the retreat!!
What a perfect recipe to share for this time of year! I bet I could make my friends jealous with those ;o).
beth.dodd@att.net
My husband is left-handed, as was my daughter, so I can appreciate all the adaptations you have to make. Maybe you could consult with Sullivan's to put a cutting edge on both sides of the ruler. Thanks for the recipe. It sounds really yummy.
Leslie S. in MN
esclante[at]comcast[dot]net
Those Pumpkin Bars look absolutely decadent!
I would love to try out these innovative rulers for myself!
bpcampion@comcast.net
Your recipes looks delicious. The rulers looks very interesting too.
Oooh yummy recipe!! Keep your first quilt, not only for sentimental reasons but if you hold onto it long enough those fabrics are sure to come back in fashion again LOL!!
Those pupkin bars sound wonderful. No one has said if thier blades were really sharpened. Thanks for your review.
Can't wait to try your Pumkin bars!!! Thanks for the recipe!
What a nice collection of tutorials and projects on your site!
The cake will be part of my cooking for this weekend too.
Thanks for sharing!
Debbie in WA
Love that first quilt! I think you did a great job and should be proud:)
The Pumpkin Bars look yummy!
I'm also enjoying each of your evaluations of the new rulers. :-)
Cynthia
Awesome, I did´t know this recipe, but I don´t know what "can solid pack pumpkin" is. Tanks so much for the chance to wn these fantastic rulers. Kisses from Buenos Aires, Lily Bronstein
hanks for the chance to win these great rulers.
Pumpkin Bars.....my Fall favorite. Those rulers could become my favorites.
I love Pumpkin,will definitely have to try that recipe!! Rulers look great, sew very glad you did not throw out that quilt!!...My day starts, when most are ending theirs...I hope I can still be included in the give away??!!!!
What an amazing set of rulers and the pumpkin bars, yikes!!!
Thanks,
Wendy B
Great post, insights and giveaway. I'm definitely wanting to check out these rulers. I'm beginning to wonder how I have quilted without them.
I'm also very excited to make your pumpkin bars. Funny, as I've been searching for various recipes to make pumpkin breads. ...Thanks for sharing!
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
Those pumpkin bars sound sinfully delicious. I've written down the recipe and may give it a whirl tomorrow. In the mean time, I will go to bed and dream about winning these rulers despite the insurmountable odds!
Your first quilt looks very beautiful. Good thing you didn't throw it out! Thank you for the opportunity to win these rules. I hope I win! ;)
Those pumpkin bars sound yummy!
The rulers seem great and do does the recipe. Thanks!
ap_lemos at yahoo dot com
YUMMO Pumpkin bars! Thank you much. I can't wait to try these rulers out!
I just love your Pumpkin Bars. I made a batch of these last night and I swear I gain 5 pounds devouring several, my family loved them also. I am also left handed, and you're right about adapting in a "right handed world. I have learned to use the rotary cutter right handed.
Yummy pumpkin bars. I like your first quilt.
My first quilt was cardboard and scissors as well....too poor at the time to afford anything else..
Those pumpkin bars look delicious!!
Please throw my name in the hat for those rulers..they look neat.
MMMMM......Pumkin....Fall is here! yeah! Quilting and baking seem to go hand in hand in the fall...along with a fresh cup of coffee! Love the rulers and can't wait ot try them!
Vanessa in Oklahoma
Thanks for the yummy recipe.
I think many of us made our first quilts with cardboard and scissors.
Would sure hate to go back to that!
Diane
OMG those pumpkin bars look amazing! will be making those this weekend.
Sorry, I'm getting confused....I think I may have left a post already, but maybe not? Anyway, I'm enjoying all the blogs & hoping to win Pat's rulers!
debby, chester ny
crowefan0517@yahoo.com
your story about how you cut your first quilt is very similar to mine. i had no idea rotary cutters even existed, so i used a 12" ruler, marked my measurements with a pen, and cut the squares out with scissors. but does the rotary cutter save time!!
Can't wait to try the recipe!!
Cheesecake for breakfast yesterday and pumkin bars today - wonderful and I cannot wait to try out the rulers.
Oh cant wait to try out those pumpkin bars and thanks for the chance to win those awesome rulers!
I can smell the pumpkin spice bars already. Yum!! And I would love to have those rulers, too. Thanks for being part of the blog hop. I really enjoy your blog.
I think your first quilt is adorable! The buttons at the intersection are great! Do not throw it away, please! The pumpkin bars sound scrumptious. Never thought about "lefties" not getting much use out of the sharpening edge of these rulers--you are right tho--lefties are challenged by the "right-handed" world. I think they are wonderful though b/c they have to adapt so many things and they are so GOOD at it!
What a great hop this is.
Love all the first time quilts.
this recipe looks great and I can almost smell it baking.
pamroever@yahoodotcom
Love pumpkin bars, a nice fall treat! Thanks for the winning opportunity :)
Well I am trying this again as my last comment did not seem to post. Thanks for the recipe and being part of the blog hop.
I have some pumpkin in the fridge that's just enough, can't wait to go make those Pumpkin Bars! But first I'm going to check out some of your tutorials.
These is a wonderful Hop. I am getting to know new bloggers. Thank you. Take care and God bless. Cory
It is amazing how quilting taste change, and sometimes quite quickly. I don't think my taste for pumpkin bars will change though. They make it fall for me.
YUMMY RECIPES!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
jldouglas@wispwest.net
I love your first quilt. I remember following Georgia Bonesteel making hundreds of tiny triangles with a cereal box template and a pencil. Good grief!
Your blog is the best. I love your tutorials and helpful hints. I would love to win these rulers. Maybe they would help get my stash under control? Nah, probably not.
Thanks for the pumpkin bars - gonna try to make them this weekend!
Thanks for your review of the rulers. I have pet peeves about rulers. I have an omnigrid that has so much yellow and coloring around the grids that it's hard to see if your fabric is lined up. These sound great. Thanks also for sharing the recipe!
nsue21702 at gmail dot com
pumpkin bars - one of life's great pleasures and those sound delish. Grandchildren coming Sat now I have a new dessert. Thanks
that looks so tasty!
thanks alot!!
ooooohhhh...Pumpkin bars....YUM! Happy Blog Hoppin' to ya!
Your early quilt is very cute, they always show the love that goes into them. Thanks for the recipe too!
Love pumpkin bars - yummy! Thanks for the chance to win.
Your ticker tape quilt is so very cute. Pumpkin bars, pie, bread and even pancakes-all are yummy in my book!
The rulers sound like something I need.. thnxs for the chance to win..lover your tutorials thank you again!!! Nurse Payne
This recipe sounds like a keeper since I LOVE pumpkin.
Deb S.
Love your blog!
Thanks for sharing that recipe
Thanks for a chance to win the rulers and the pumpkin bars look yummy.
The bars look delicious. Could it be possible that they are low calorie?
Thanks for the recipe and the chance to win.
Love the idea of buttons at the intersections. What a clever idea. Will have to try the pumpkins bars when my son comes home to visit.
your pumpkin bars look devine!!
Oh seeing your pumpkin bars has made me so hungry for them. I am going to have make some this weekend.
I love your little quilt with the buttons. It's charming. and I can't get enough recipes for pumpkin or have enough rulers.
MMMMM... Cream cheese icing....
Thanks for sharing your first quilt and the cake recipe! There are still some things that I cut out by hand lol. Can't wait to try out those new rulers!!
Those pumpkin bars sound so yummy! Perfect for our autumn days. Also love the rulers!
I think your "first quilt" is wonderful - my first one STILL isn't done (it's only been 25 years now...).
Those pumpkin bars look sinfully good!
I think the rulers would make things so much easier just like rotary cutting did for you. I'd love to give them a whirl.
I don't know if I have a stronger hankerin' for a red plate with white polka dots...or a yummy square of pumpkin bread! Gotta get both, I do believe.
These would come in handy for my new quilt I'm planning!!! I'm super excited :) thanks for the chance!!
Buri.sama[at]gmail.com
Pumpkin bars are the best treat this time of year! Yumm! I really can't wait to try out these rulers, they look wonderful.
Nice post & thanks for the great recipe!
i'd love to win some rulers... i'm keeping my fingers crossed...
thanks for wonderful post ... :)
My tastes seem to have changed in the last 10 years as well. Used to be country all the way,now, thanks to all the girls in blogland, it's more modern. Love all the inspiration!
I can't believe you cut out squares using cardboard. That must have been intense! It still turned out super cute!
I love your previous post of the eleanor quilt! I'm pregnant and trying to decide what quilt/colors to go with for the new baby and love the colors you chose.
Thanks for the chance!
crafts[at]oursideofthemountain[dot]com
Almost all of my rulers need replacing. thanks for the chance to win new rulers!
Love your recipe for the Pumpkin bars...very timely for the fall season. Thanks for the chance to win on the giveaway.
Sounds delicious and I'm glad you kept on quilting :)
Pumpkin bars, yumm. Really enjoying the blogs, so inspirational, I have even sewn up a quilt, just need to add borders etc. My rotary cutters are dull, need these rulers.
Okay another interesting blog and story.
My first quilt was made with cardboard pieces too. Thanks for the recipe. Sounds yummy!
The pumpkin bars look delicious! Thank you for the recipe. I also enjoyed your review of the rulers. Yes, simple is definitely better for me.
Yum! Pumpkin bars are a fall treat! Thanks for doing the blog hop...it's been fun!
Yum! Pumpkin bars are a fall treat! Thanks for doing the blog hop...it's been fun!
Yum! Pumpkin bars are a fall treat! Thanks for doing the blog hop...it's been fun!
Pumpkin bars - wow that sounds good!
Gotta try those pumpkin bars! Thank you for sharing your "first quilt".
I love blog-hoppin' !!!! And all the prizes ...YEA!!! And the recipes....YIPEEE!!!
ggrob760@msn.com
Yummy recipe and just in time for fall! I am loving the idea that these rulers are non-skid and sharpening. Really sweet!
Please let me win the rulers. I can't afford new ones at the moment and need some!
Thank you for doing such a great giveaway!
love the recipe and rulers
janet.platzer@me.com
Your blog is great! Thanks for the pumpkin bars recipe. I would love to receive the rulers. Thanks.
oh those pumpkin bars sound yummy (I think they will be in my oven in the morning)
Thank you for your review and the recipe ... both look awesome!
Your pumpkin bar recipe sounds delicious! Going to give it a try. I'm with you can't go wrong with extra cream cheese!! And none of that reduced fat type either---the real McCoy!
Love to be the proud owner of a set of those rulers. Love the clear markings and what a nifty idea for the sharpening edge!! Your quilt is really nice!
I wish I still had my first quilt however it was not very pretty:) My grandmother taught me to sew and we used fabric from her stash. If I remember correctly, it was blue and yellow double knits!! My uncle worked in a cutting room of a garment making business and would always bring her the scraps that would be destroyed otherwise. I was only 8 or 9 years old but it was a great way to learn to use the sewing machine:)
Can't wait to check out your tutorials. Love pincushions!
I think your blog is amazing - very inspirational. Thanks for the chance to win those incredible rulers - someone came up with an awesome idea! micheletimms@gmail.com
I am not a fan of Pumpkin but those bars look really good ! I know my Mom would love to bake them .I would also love to win the rulers !
Just updating my user ID so they all are the same for this hop
Love your pumpkin bar recipe.
Love all the quilts, stories and recipes on the blog hop and those rulers look great!
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