I'd like to celebrate being able to create again with you, lovely readers,
so I've made up a pack of stitching goodies, containing a selection of Anchor stranded cottons and a piece of 100% linen fabric;
To win a pre-Christmas pressie for yourself, or maybe to pass the gift on to encourage a new stitcher, ('cos you know we love to do that here), just leave a comment on this post, telling me why!
I will draw the winning name on 30th November.
Hello. I think your pressies are very generous and lovely. I have already bought the book and it is fantastic so the person who wins it will be very fortunate.
ReplyDeleteI also love your Pink, Green, and Purple, crochet blanket. Love it. Could you refer me to where you bought the pattern. I am new at crochet but I think I could make this one. Also thanks for referring everyone who reads your blog to Crocheting Saved My Life.
Hugs Judy
Thanks Judy, It's just a big granny square with a shell edging, but I can write it up for you in US terms when I have time. It's lovely to do -very easy!
DeleteThanks greatly appreciated. Hugs Judy
DeleteBest of luck with the giveaway! I also have this book, and it's filled with lots of wonderful ideas. It would be great for anyone interested in raised embroidery.
ReplyDeleteThanks Suz - I hope it will inspire some more stitchers too.x
DeleteWhat a generous giveaway! The book looks inspiring and who couldn't uses more needles and thread? It would be hard for me to pass this on, so maybe I can encourage others through the projects I could create with this giveaway! (Does that make me sound shallow? or greedy?)
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What a wonderfully generous giveaway. The book is very good and I use mine frequently. please would you include me in the draw forthe threads and mystery item.
ReplyDeleteAnd, if Nicola wins, send me the book!!! I have more threads etc than I could ever use, but I do like this book, (which I borrow from the library every so often...)
DeleteI would LOVE to learn 3D embroidery - I'm always so impressed by what I see on everyone else's blogs but I haven't tried anything like that :)
ReplyDeleteI am new to embroidery and am struggling to learn new stitches. I'd love to learn 3D style too. I will be a Grandma for the first time in less than a month and would love to learn new stitches to make items for the new little one in our lives.
ReplyDeleteI have never attempted raised embroidery and would love to try it. Give aways are always fun and I wish everyone luck.
ReplyDeleteNo need to enter me in your draw, I certainly can't sew xxx To let you know, I'm happy to be interviewed and put a link up to it on my blog xxx love froogs
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Thanks so much xxx
DeleteI agree that your giveaway is very generous. Your wish to help other stitchers shows your generous nature. I used to share my knowledge with a group of friends before I moved here, and I dont have any funny stories, but we did laugh a lot, and learned a lot from each other.
ReplyDeletelooks like a book I could quiet easily add to my collection, as if I do not have too many allready!!
ReplyDeleteYour giveaway does look very generous, and the book looks very interesting, I'm trying to fit in time to try out new stitches, but haven't managed it much so far! I love looking at what the different stitches have been used for too, I mainly just stick to cross stitch...
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