Introducing: Trinket Thursday
We love giveaways! And we love making our readers happy! We are always brainstorming ways to share what we love with our fans. It is the small things that count, right?
That being said we are so excited to introduce a new, fun series called Trinket Thursday! Every Thursday we will upload a new gift we picked out just for one of you! All you have to do is answer whatever question we come up with that week and post your answer in the Rafflecopter section below this post. In order to be considered your reply needs to be in this comment section not under the link on our Facebook page! But enough of that rule talk, just leave a comment and then Rafflecopter will take it from there! We think this will be a fun, interactive way to keep connected with you guys and have a little fun!
So...our first prizes are two adorable things we picked up while at Quilt Market last week! We found this vintage-inspired, long necklace and fell in love. We also picked up these adorable gold, button studs! We were crazy about both of these pieces and knew we had to give them away. And who better than one of our fans? We hope you love them as much as we do! To be considered click the Rafflecopter link below and leave your reply to the following question:
Who was that special someone who taught you how to sew?
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My mom! She taught me the basics and then answered questions! Now I do her sewing too. :)
My Grandma! Although I must admit I didn’t value what she taught me until just recently. I intend to make a crazy quilt once I have enough scraps, in her honor!
I taught myself as a single mom of three, years ago when money was tight. I discovered I loved it and have never stopped! If there is a technique I am unsure of, I look it up, buy a tutorial or (now) look on YouTube.
My mother in law helped me sew my oldest daughter’s 1st bday dress and I sew a few more things, but it wasn’t untily third child did I really start to explore more on my own. Mostly self taught but I couldn’t have the confidence without that initial guidance by my MIL that I could do it.
Other than a junior high home economic class ages ago, I taught myself.
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