Monday, December 30, 2013

cold. colder. coldest. And coupon.

I am grumpy.  It has been about -30 degrees here for about 3 weeks now.  As far as cold snaps go, this has CROSSED THE LINE.

But luckily I have has some cheering up from some lovely people who have been whipping up Good Old Hockey Quilts for loved ones for Christmas. Thought I would share a couple here that I have received this week….

By Alison (alisonharle on IG):


By Ileen:




By Liz:

Aren't they awesome?!?!


So I have decided to run a coupon on the pattern to celebrate the new year, and hopefully generate some good karma to banish this frigid weather!!   So, from now until January 6/14,  The Good Old Hockey Game quilt pattern on Etsy is 25% off with the coupon code "hockeycanada".

Off to shovel the driveway. Again.






7 comments:

Katy Cameron said...

I'm thinking you need to go visit the person that made that quilt in the middle, she seems to be snow free :oD

Katie B said...

How cool! Allison killed it with her photo shoot. Serious bonus points.

And bless your frozen heart. We were in Indiana last week, and I nearly perished. Now we're back in Alabama, where its in the 50s, as nature intended.

Jenn @ A Quarter Inch from the Edge said...

Thanks so much for the discount on your pattern. I've been planning to make one for my nephew for a while now - this was just the little push I needed! Love this quilt! Sorry to hear it's miserably cold where you are!

Ileen said...

I am the snowless one. Everyone is welcome to come on down! This is a very cool pattern with many possibilities

Ileen said...

I am the snowless one. Everyone is welcome to come on down! This is a very cool pattern with many possibilities

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