If you were shopping... #12

Welcome to if you're shopping.... On Fridays I will share with you the news from my sponsors, in case you want to do a little shopping, or even window shopping, this weekend.

You'll find Daryl and all the beautiful Fabric Spark fabric and some beautiful yarn too at the CreativFestival in Toronto this weekend. Head over to booth 525 to meet her in person.

Look at those adorable Kokeshi Rainbow lanterns over at Fluffy Sheep Quilting, they are just so cute! Seriously, I am caving in fast.

Becca from  Sew me a Song is off at Quilt Market and to celebrate she has a flat rate shipping special through Monday October 27. All orders will ship for $2.50 in the US, $9.00 in Canada and $12.00 everywhere else - no coupon is required, the discount will be applied at checkout. That bundle is Kerry's Suzuko Koseki bundle, I know that Becca will be picking out more fabrics like those beauties at market.

This week's beautiful Monday Mosaic bundle over at  Mad about Patchwork is called City Slicker and it is 20% off this week.

I'm eyeing that Moonshine Meadow bundle over at Sew Sisters - it's the one I got to give away the other week, and I might need one for me too! They have most of the fabrics from the whole line still in stock. You will also find Sew Sisters at the Toronto CreativFestival, if you are able to go this weekend.

The Fat Quarter Shop is having a Halloween Fabric sale, it's a good time to stock up for next year too. These folks are also at Quilt Market and will be posting updates all weekend on all their social media sites.

Massdrop has big boxes of pink Wonder Clips for a great price. This drop is limited to 300 orders, so don't delay.

At  Green Fairy Quilts you will find fat quarter bundles at 30 - 50% off with free shipping in the USA.

Over at Oakshott Fabrics you can get these Fat Eights mini packs of the beautiful Colourshott fabrics. These are perfect for a project or maybe they need to be on your Christmas list - for a quilting friend or maybe for you!

Enjoy your weekend!

Best,

Leanne