Monday Giveaway: Fun Thread Goodies
Packed inside are several colors of a twisted embroidery thread perfect for embroidery designs and decorative stitches! This D-Twist thread has 2 colors of 40 weight rayon thread twisted together to give a 3D look. Give it a try on sections of your embroidery designs such as animal fur, tree bark, florals, lettering and geometric designs!
This little package also includes some variegated thread just in time for those Christmas projects! This is a beautiful rayon thread with a sheen that will make your embroidery designs or decorative stitches stand out!
To be entered in this giveaway, just leave a comment on this post with your name. Comments will be open until Friday evening, November 16th. The winner will be announced here on Saturday.
Be sure to leave a comment to enter and then check back here on Saturday to see if you're the winner!!
I'm starting a series over the next couple of months for some fun giveaways, so be sure to check back every Monday for a chance to win!
EDIT: Comments are closed. This drawing has ended.
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posted by Serena at 9:04 AM
13 Comments:
Enter me in the drawing...thanks!
Count me in!
Amy R.
Thanks for having a drawing!
What a fun idea!! I can always use embroidery thread!
Wow how great something everyone can use. I know that I could always use thread.
Thanks
Daryl
Does anyone have a pattern for placemats for round tables? They are wider on the bottom than on the top--kinda like me. Marian
This is a great idea, Serena! What a wonderful gift. Thank you for offering this.
Since I'm just starting to quilt, this can help me along the way. Thank you so much for thinking of us - what a nice thing to do.
Thanks so much for the article on stabilizer. I did not know to spray the stabilizer and not the fabric that was extremely helpful. Count me in on the drawing. Since I am new to this blog I look forward to learning more great tips. Thanks again!
Thanks for the drawing. I would love to get some help with my blog. I can't seem to get links associated with tags. IE) The Handmade Tag. I can't get a link with it. Could you advise? Thanks. I guess I'm a little computer challenged!
Marian:
I don't know of a placemat pattern for a round table like you are describing, but did find the link below to give you an idea of how you could make one. My thought would be to create a similar pattern and then embellish however you would like to. Or you might try a Google search for wedge placemat patterns.
http://awelldressedkitchen.homestead.com/placemats_for_round_tables.html
Micheline:
I'm glad you found the information useful. Check out the archives and you find find many more tips!
mama:
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I like your website! The twisted thread that looks "3d" is an interesting idea that I'll have to try.....
Betty
I like your website and blog site. The twisted thread that shows a
"3d effect" is interesting and I'll just have to try that!
Betty
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