Socky the Monkey - and a Giveaway

This contest is over (ended midnight Friday December 7)

 
My trusty Random Number Generator selected my winner. Alas, one of the numbers was for someone who was a "no-reply" commenter, so I had to go to the next number. I'm waiting for Cecilia to reply so I can get her mailing info.

Windham Wednesdays and a new collection that is fabulous. The Socky Collection by Whistler Studios is the sock puppet who entertains us all with his smile and his antics. As it says on the Windham web site (and I didn't know this!):

The Socky Collection by Whistler Studios for Windham Fabrics

Sock Monkeys have been around since the late 1800's.  During the Depression, Sock Monkeys were at the height of their popularity.  In 1920, a Sock Monkey was constructed out of a pair of Rockford Red Heel Socks and sent to the company, Nelson Knitting Mills.  The company thought it was a genius idea and Nelson started including Sock Monkey instructions with every pair of Rockford Red Heel Socks they sold.  Socky by Whistler Studios is a lighthearted collection that pays tribute to that original sock monkey design.

I created 3 blocks using my new, favorite (and quick) Twisted Hexagon block. I am addicted to this block, but I can't decide which one of these is my favorite. That's why I need your help. I plan on making a quilt using this block pattern and putting them into a giant hexagon circle (remember how I did that in the summer with the Owl fabric?). My friend Jeannine wants to help me make this quilt (as in: she sews, I write the pattern) and when it's done,  it will be available for you.

Socky Block #1 (with a buddy). Note the appliqued cut-out

Socky Block #2 (with 2 buddies), using a different fabric center

Socky Block #2 without buddies. Don't you just love that banana fabric?

 The banana fabrics are just yummy!

Socky Block #3. I captured just one of the blue shirted monkeys for the center.

What is the giveaway? A fat-quarter bundle of these Socky fabrics (and more companion pieces once I get my supply from Windham to make this quilt).

What do you have to do to win? Just leave me your opinion about which is your favorite block: Number One, Two or Three. I will use the Random Number Generator to select my winner.

Remember, in order to win, I must have your email. And the contest deadline is Friday, December 7th at midnight.