Hello sewists. Storey Publishing is giving away a free copy of Diane Gillehand’s latest book, All Points Patchwork. To get a chance to win, just leave a comment on this post, (not the review post), and tell me what you think of EPP. Love it? Too slow? Not sure what it is?
EPP is the subject of this book. I can tell you, that whatever your skill level – beginner to advanced – this book has something for you. Read my book review to learn more.
This contest ends June 10, 6PM CST.
Note: International readers can enter, but are only eligible for an electronic copy. This is due to shipping costs.
Good luck!
Denise says
I love EPP, and find the rhythm of sewing the pieces soothing
Annette says
As a lover of hexagons, I’m ready to move to new shapes! Good luck with your new book! ….Annette
moomarg says
I would love to win a copy of All Points Patchwork it woul make a fantastic addition to my library. I love EPP it’s so relaxing
Diana Pike says
This book looks like a lot of fun. Hope I win.
Pennie D. says
Love EPP. I can take it with me wherever I go.
liniecat says
I got hooked on hexis first and then the New Hexagon Millefiori BOM ( facebook group page well worth a look) caught my eye. Now Im EPP obsessed and enjoyably learning as I go.
I find EPP therapeutic – well, not necessarily when my points are skew whiff of course!
The book review makes this book look like a winner and an EPPers right hand aid : )
Nesta says
Have just recently discovered EPP and absolutely love it! It’s also a great way for relaxing after a busy day!
Leah says
Love love love EPP- perfect for bus rides and slow days
Thelma daugherty says
Beautiful pieces. Quilting is my passion.
ukcitycrafter says
I love EPP when I have a long journey to go on or as a holiday project or even for those TV evenings when you want your hands to be occupied.
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Nancy Page says
Love EPP and want to do more. The book looks so inviting and inspiring. Thank you for the chance to win.
Have a super great sewing and stitching day!
Kate says
I love the portability of EPP. Always looking for new ideas.
Isabel says
I love it. It is very relaxing.
Regina says
Love this for portable projects.
Moniek says
I think it’s a great technique for a project on the go as long as you are patient enough to see it through. Personally, I love it
rrjane011749 says
Haven’t tried EPP yet, but really wan to soon!
Sharon B says
I am new ti EPP, but would love to learn and do more
sherrytx says
EPP is something I’ve wanted to try, but just haven’t gotten around to doing. This book looks very inspirational and helpful.
Stephanie says
the only thing I have ever done with EPP are hexis.
Melanie W. says
I’m not quite as confident in my own quilting skills to attempt it yet..but I would love to win this for my grandmother! She’s a quilting nut, and is always looking for a new project.
Louise says
I am obsessed! ????
Tammy Hempel says
I have not tried EPP yet it does look very interesting.
Anna-Lea says
Love it…long trips (read boring) just fly by!!!
Monica says
I absolutely love epp!! I can work on projects with my family while we watch movies.
Brenda J Moore says
EPP is something I would like to try. I’ve been put-off thinking it maybe too steps intense, but reading and seeing this more and more has me keen to try it!
LindyLu says
I love EPP,it is sociable, you can do it anywhere, and use all your scraps
Fonda Rush says
I’ve been working on an EPP “joint quilt” with my wife for a very long time. It started going wonky, so it’s been sitting. I couldn’t tell you what year we started, but as we were packing to move, I unearthed it. It might be one of those things we need to take care after we unpack from the move! This book would be wonderful to have as a guide for a future project. Thank you for the opportunity to win!