Win the 2027 Patchwork Calendar! 🧵
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The 2027 Patchwork Calendar is coming, and you could win one!
Join my Patchwork Calendar waitlist and you’ll be automatically entered to win the 2027 Patchwork Calendar, including the gorgeous printed wall calendar PLUS all of the downloadable PDF quilt patterns.
The winner will be drawn Monday 5 October 2026, just before the calendar goes on sale and will be notified via email.
CLICK TO JOIN THE WAITLIST + ENTER TO WIN
By joining the waitlist, you’ll also receive my Scrappy Digest newsletter and be the first to hear when the calendar goes live. You can unsubscribe at any time.
What is the Patchwork Calendar?
It’s a once-a-year global collaboration between independent quilt designers, pairing 12 downloadable PDF quilt patterns with a gorgeous printed wall calendar to enjoy throughout 2027.
And this year's designer line-up is a beauty:
- Barbie Mitchell
- Blair Stocker
- Christina, Sweet Potato Quilts
- Emma Jean Jansen
- Leela, The Maker’s Stash
- Jen Kingwell
- Jemima, Tied With A Ribbon
- Lynett, Lyns Avenue
- Megan Collins Design
- Rachelle Denny Designs
- Wendy, The Weekend Quilter
- Nic, Craftapalooza Designs
I can’t wait to start showing you what everyone has created!
Save the dates
The 2027 Patchwork Calendar will only be available from 7–12 October 2026.
Join the waitlist now for your chance to WIN it before it goes on sale!
CLICK TO JOIN THE WAITLIST + ENTER TO WIN
Giveaway is open worldwide. One winner will be drawn on 5 October 2026 and contacted by email. The winner will receive a coupon code to purchase the 2027 Patchwork Calendar for free. Prize is not transferable or redeemable for cash.
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