Posts tagged Contests

• 15 May

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Episode Contest! Win a Project Runway Simplicity Pattern if you answer this!

   In today's episode, How to Fashion Sketch, Threadbanger guest Bonnie Simmons explains the meaning of a rough draft sketch using a French word.  Twitter the word in an at reply (@Threadbanger) for a chance to win one of 10 Simplicity Project Runway-inspired patterns including a cropped jacket, bel

• 16 Apr

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Crafty By Nature Contest by CraftStylish: Win a Yudu!

     In honor of Earth Day, CraftStylish is hosting a Crafty by Nature Challenge that invites you to make anything DIY (home decor, fashion, or accessories) with natural (think pinecones) and/or recycled materials (see Meg's episode last night!) The idea is simple: every project must creati

• 26 Mar

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Independent Handbag Designer Awards from Handbag Designer 101

  The Third Annual Independent Handbag Awards is accepting designer submissions until April 15th. These awards, which commence June 17th at The New York Historical Society provide an opportunity for emerging independent designers to be recognized and stand out!  Here are some of the indie and eco-fr

• 24 Mar

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Crazy for Quilts 2009 Contest! The Alliance for American Quilts

     The Alliance for American Quilts (AAQ) is hosting a quilt contest with wonderful prizes: 1st place is valued at 0 - 00, 2nd includes a generous array of quilting tools and supplies valued at 0 and 3rd includes EQC software and books valued at 0.  There are two easy categori

• 08 Aug

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Janome Contest! : 2 Machines, 2 Winners

  It's that time again!! And of course by that I don't mean school or autumn or any other such nonsense but, Threadbanger Contest time!!  This time we're going big, not just one machine but 2 Machines and 2 Winners! and one of them is a Serger! So for all those thread heads who want to take

• 27 Mar

  Blog: ThreadHeads

  Low-Sew

  I'll admit it, I dislike working on time consuming projects. I tend to make things that look like you spent hours slaving over a sewing machine, but were quickly whipped up in a day (or two) just by taking a few shortcuts. About a year ago, a book called Low-Sew Boutique came out that demonstrat