I promised you a little giveaway earlier in the month, just as a thank you for your continued support and as a little celebration of the fact that I have been writing in this little corner of the internet for four years now!
This one is for all you crafty people out there - or perhaps those of you who want to have a go at sewing some cute little things but don't know where to start. Or those of you who's main purpose in life is simply to build a stash... (or is that just me?)
I have put together a little bundle of goodies from my own stash just for you...
What's in the bundle?
A set of six fat quarters of lovely Tilda fabrics - perfect for patchwork, doll making and any number of small projects.
Ten 1 metre lengths of assorted ribbons, ric rac and some lovely vintage lace trim from my stash.
50 assorted buttons in pastel shades - mostly vintage/reclaimed but with a few new buttons too. There's hearts, flowers, shiny, matt and even one that looks just like a sweetie...
All together a pretty collection of items I think you'll agree!
Want to know how you can be in with a chance of winning this beautiful bundle of crafty goodness?
How to Enter
- Leave a comment below - why not tell me what you would do with all this crafty loveliness!
- Tweet 'I'd love to boost my craft stash with @forestflower23's giveaway' with a link to this blog post
- If you are on facebook, visit my Forest Flower facebook page, hit 'Like' and leave a comment on the 'Boost your stash Giveaway' post pinned to the top of the page.
- Share the facebook post with your friends for an extra entry too!
This competition will run until midnight on June 30th. I will announce the winner on Monday 1st of July so make sure you keep an eye on the blog, facebook page or my twitter feed to see if it's you!
I would love to win this. I 'd like to start making a quilt with it. xx
ReplyDeleteI would love to win!! I've just finished an Illustration course at college and I'm hoping to go on to open my own business in crafts online... this would help me get started! Please!!
ReplyDeleteJo x
Oooh look at all the pretties! I'd probably sit stroking them all for a while before spending about a week on pinterest looking for ideas. at the moment though I'm thinking of a super cute circle skirt for the baby :D
ReplyDeleteI make ribbon and button corsages so I'd love to win this bundle! As for the fat quarters.....I'm not sure yet but I'd probably let my craft-loving 8 year old have them :-)
ReplyDeleteI would enter, but hubbie's told me I have to clear my stash!
ReplyDeleteohh i would love to win this - i could make some lovely little purses
ReplyDeleteI have always had a hankering to have a go at quilting - I even have some shape templates that I bought many moons ago and have never used them. If I was lucky enough to win this stash it would give me the incentive to try - it would make a lovely wall hanging too, and the ribbon would add some beautiful accents. I hope that I'm the lucky one! Lynne M
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ribbons, and material. I think I would have to use the bits and pieces for cushion covers, and cards. Marion C Silver
ReplyDeleteI would use the stash to make appliqued cushions for my daughter's bedroom.
ReplyDelete'Liked' your FB page, and shared! Love Tilda fabrics. I need to make a half~depth window privacy curtain and think these would make a unique patchwork one just perfectly!
ReplyDeleteI love those Tilda fabrics - I've found a pattern for lunch bags using fat quarters that I really want to make - this prize would be perfect. (I found the pattern on Pinterest and this is the link for anyone interested! http://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.jp/2012/02/tutorial-and-giveaway.html)
ReplyDeleteWow this is amazing. Thanks for such a generous gveaway. I'd plump for a patchwork cot blanket for Dexter to keep him cooll during the summer months. I'd do some wall art with the lace and buttons. Some really gorgeous colours xx (have tweeted too @MyMillsBaby
ReplyDeletei would love to win , there is so many things i could make but id love to give making teddy bears a try.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this. I have just learned to crochet and bought a bundle of hooks, so the first thing I would make is a roll up holder for my hooks, fastened with one of the BEAUTIFUL buttons. Then I would make a nice big bag to hold my work in progress (yes, you guessed, I bought a pile of yarn to go with my bundle of hooks).
ReplyDeleteA lovely selection. I would use some bits for Cardmaking and others as decorations on my hanging plaques. xxx
ReplyDeleteI can see some lovely bags and cushions being made and the scraps being used in my mixed media!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make a patchwork quilt and these fabrics would look AMAZING!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this. My friend has promised to teach me how to be more creative and show me how to make hair bands.
ReplyDeleteDecoupaging With the Fabric
ReplyDeleteI'd make a wall hanging with ribbon weaves for pockets :) x
ReplyDeleteMy idea of a wonderful relaxing day is sorting through my stash of fabrics, buttons, ribbons, threads and so on....is there anything better because you can never have too much !!!! I don't have a huge amount but it's my 'thing' ! I love making things and love all sewing, knitting, crocheting etc...
ReplyDeleteI would make gift bags. Each year I send little gift bags over to my rellies down under and fill them with little English treats. These would make beautiful bags.
ReplyDeleteMy mum is making a quilt and I would love to help her out by using some of these products.
ReplyDeleteI would make a doll for my baby girl :}
ReplyDeleteI'd use it to make a/ quilted play at for my grand baby.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win and make purses and little lavender scented bags for my family and friends.
ReplyDeleteOh wow :) would love to win. id make a cushion
ReplyDeleteI love Tilda! I would make a pretty patchwork cushion with a row of buttons along the enclosure at the back.
ReplyDeletePenny
Probaly make a lap quilt with the addition of a moda marble plain to complement tied together with the buttons
ReplyDeleteI want to make a picture memory box of my wedding, so some beautiful fabrics would be lovely :)
ReplyDeleteI'd give this to my lovely sister-in-law who is absolutely fabulously crafty! :-)
ReplyDeleteI think I would make a quilt or a nice new handbag :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'd use them to make myself a new purse, and maybe a matching bag. They look gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI'd make some cushions for my lounge, then clothes for my daughter's doll with the leftovers.
ReplyDeleteI just received a quilting book for my birthday so would make a small quilt!
ReplyDeleteHi Emma! Thanks for you comment but I am afraid the competition has ended now :( Please stick around though coz there may be more coming soon :-) x
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