This week, one lucky winner will take home a prize package including a copy of Anneta Valious' new book and a kit to create the Vintage Bracelet featured in the book. The kit includes everything you need to get started! Cording, thread, needles, beads... everything! This prize comes courtesy of Lark Books and has a retail value over $30! CLICK HERE to take a gander at the book and CLICK HERE to check out Lark Crafts.
To enter to win this awesome prize is easy! All you have to do is comment on this blog post! One lucky winner will be randomly selected from the comment section of this blog post on Monday, (May 5th) at midnight EST. Make sure to leave your name and email address if it doesn't appear next to your comment for easy verification. This giveaway is open to all participants, including international readers!
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Bonus Points: You can earn extra chances of winning this great prize package from Lark Crafts! All you have to do is blog about, pin on Pinterest, share on Facebook, and/or tweet on Twitter about this Thursday Giveaway. Don't forget to add each of your acts of social media kindness as a separate comment for your additional entries to win! And don't forget to link back to this post!
27 comments:
Andrew, this is such cool looking book. I've tried my hand at soutache and think it's pretty impressive looking. I would LOVE to win this book and kit. What a treat that would be. Thanks for doing this contest. :)
Jan
Andrew, this is such cool looking book. I've tried my hand at soutache and think it's pretty impressive looking. I would LOVE to win this book and kit. What a treat that would be. Thanks for doing this contest. :)
Jan
I've had this book in my cart for about a year. Let's give it a go! :)
This would be a neat craft to try. Thanks for having a giveaway.
Shared on Facebook.
I've used soutache to embellish reproduction clothing, but never for jewelry - looks interesting!!!
I haven't tried Soutache technique yet, but I love all the designs I see using it. I would love to give the kit a try!
Shared on Facebook today.
Pinned to Pinterest, too!
I took a class from Hannah Rosner at B&B and it was fabulous. My dog thought so too and ate my project. I so felt like I was back in school. Shared on facebook. Thanks - and for your posts too.
This looks interesting! It would solve some design issues I've been having. I hadn't heard of it before now.
This looks interesting! It would solve some design issues I've been having. I hadn't heard of it before now.
I have also shared it on facebook, but I can't get a proper link to paste.
I love soutache! And I doubly love Anneta Valious! She totally rocks! Thanks for the opportunity Andrew!
I have been wanting to check this out. Thank you so much for the opportunity Andrew!
I shared this contest on FB.
https://www.facebook.com/sShaiha/posts/10203585209820334?stream_ref=10
It sounds so great! I'd love to play! Thanks.
horimaris@gmail.com
Love, love love this and all your posts, both on FB and this blog. Keep on creating and inspiring us all to creat!
Love, love, love this and the opportunity to try a new technique. Also love your posts and blog. May you continue to inspire us all! Thanks Andrew!
This book is on my amazon wish list! I would love to give this a try.
I have been noticing soutache's trendiness and would like to try it.
As of six weeks ago, I'd never worked with seed beads. Why not learn my fourth beading technique?
As of six weeks ago I'd never worked with seed beads. Why not learn a fourth technique?
Yes, this technique seems to appear everywhere. It looks quite impressive and unusual.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to try it.
pearlypink@ymail.com
I shared your giveaway:
https://www.facebook.com/mural.mist/posts/1412257679048830?stream_ref=1
Email: pearlypink@ymail.com
I love learning new techniques ...what beader/crafter doesn't!
This is an outstanding way to give this technique a try!!!
Thank you, Andrew!
Darby
I love learning new techniques ...what beader/crafter doesn't!
This is an outstanding way to give this technique a try!!!
Thank you, Andrew!
Darby
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