Monday, 21 May 2012

NOW CLOSED! Sew Mama Sew Giveaway!

Giveaway now closed - thanks to all entrants! The winner has been announced on another post, which can be found here.

Hello to any new readers, as well as my lovely regulars!

Today I'm joining in with the Sew Mama Sew biannual Giveaway, which will include hundreds of sewing & craft supplies or handmade items up for grabs (see here to check out the rest!). I've read other blogs taking part on previous occasions, but this is the first time I'm joining in with a Giveaway of my own.


I'll fully admit that I'm more of a scrapbooker than a sewer these days, and that my sewing machine gets used more on paper than on fabric, but now and then I make a stitched project. And I still have lots of lovely materials stored from the days when I did more sewing, including the vintage fabrics included in the Giveaway.

My Mother used to use these fabrics to make quilted items when I was just a bouncing baby, and she gave me the left over pieces when she bought me a sewing machine for my 21st birthday. But that was 9 years ago, and I still have lots left, so here's a chance for you to win some:


One winner will receive a Mini Jelly-Roll of vintage fabric strips, and five ⅞" fabric-covered buttons. PLEASE NOTE this is a Mini Jelly-Roll, not the 'standard' size. There are 20 fabrics strips included, 2 each of 10 coordinating patterns. Each strip measures at least 3" x 20". Some of the strips are slightly taller or wider, but they are all at least this size. And they have all been cut with pinking shears, by my Mother's fair hand over 25 years ago (they've been stored carefully!).

Though the strips are smaller than the standard Jelly-Roll size, there's still plenty you can do with them! This post at Tipnut has lots of great ideas for smaller projects, and it's where I found this link at Frame Worthy Shot to make a bracelet, which I've made with one of the same strips of fabric:


So there's one idea for the winner! I'll even include a length of 1" wide elastic in case the winner wants to make a bangle of their own straight away.

To enter the giveaway just leave a comment on this post - you can just say 'Hi' but I'd also love to know - are you someone who scrapbooks as well as sews, or sews as well as scrapbooking?

The giveaway is open until May 25th at 5pm PST, so please comment before this time. I will post the prize to anywhere in the world. And make sure you leave a way for me to contact you, if you're not easily reached via a Google profile, in case you win and I need to let you know!

The winner will be chosen at random from all comments, and will be posted here by Sunday 27th May.

Thanks so much for visiting, I hope you have a great day! x

220 comments:

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Chacoy said...

I love to do both but have to admit that I haven't done much of either lately with school, but now that summer is here...bring it on!
chacoyaguayo(at)yahoo(dot)com
Thank you for the opportunity;)

elflyn said...

Lovely fabrics
I have to admit that I don't scrapbook. Don't need another obsession oops I mean craft!

Deb said...

I scrapbooked forever until quilting came along. I'd love to get back to it because my husband keeps reminding me I need to scrapbook our 25th anniversary! That was 7 years ago!

Libby said...

I don't have the patience for scrap booking, but I do like to make cards !

Denise said...

I love paper almost as much as I love fabric. Which means I have a stash of each, and never enough time! Those fabrics are just darling. Thanks for sharing!

Jasmine1485 said...

I'm much more of a sewer :) I can it pretty cheaply with opp shop finds but I find scrapbooking too expensive for my student budget!

kate1485 at hotmail.com

Meredith Kaur said...

What cute fabric!! I am mostly a sewer.... would like to get into scrapbooking but would want a Silhouette or Cricut and can't bear the prices!! :O

Cliodana said...

so romantic fabric! love it. I'm a crafty girl, love to sew, knit, hook, embroidery.. i scrapbook mostly to make cards! thanks for the giveaway.

Lynne said...

Fabulous fabrics! I've only scrapbooked a little... I really don't need another hobby! :)
Thanks for the great giveaway!

BengalPup said...

I only quilt. I don't even fix garments! (Well I think about it hence the pile sitting waiting to be repaired, but it never happens.)

amanda.echler[at]hotmail[dot]com

Marilize said...

I make cards and sew. Does that count? Heehee. I use scrapbookig toys for my cardmaking and love jumping between the two crafts. Ever tried sewing a paper envelope? It's work it just for the giggles.

Thank you for a great prize and the chance to win it.

Marilize
marilize (dot) paulsen (at) gmail (dot) com

Blu said...

I'm not a scrapbooker. Well, I have a tiny stash that I picked up because I thought about trying it, but I haven't gotten around to it.

ambjer said...

love vintage fabric, thanks for the chance to win!

ambjer (at) gmail.com

Melissa said...

Not a scrapbooker.
Love vintage fabrics. Thanks for sharing!

Sue said...

I do a little bit of everything (my kids tell me I'm ADD). My go-to craft is knitting.

majorasue(at)hotmail(dot)com

Sarita said...

I have a few scrapbooks started that years later still aren't finished... I need to finish those someday. Someday. *grin-sigh*
Thanks for the opportunity to win those lovely fabrics! :)

sarita0818 at comcast dot net

Vestidadelmar said...

My first love is to sew. I also do scrapbooking, cardmaking and jewelry.
Love fabrics. Thanks for the chance of wining.
Elizabeth
eliagron@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

I've done a little of both sewing and scrapbooking, but not past the beginner stage of either. I do more card-making but mostly knitting/crocheting

Calikisses said...

I used to scrapbook a lot. Now I just toss all those mementos in a box hoping one day I will find a way to prettily capture them in a keepsake! Thanks for the giveaway.

eleshadavis said...

I don't scrapbook, but some of my friends do and I really admire it :)

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