Thursday, 23 January 2014
January Giveaway :: Four handprinted panels of your choice
Surprise!! I'm having a fabric panel giveaway!! I've decided to hold a giveaway each month in 2014 and realised I'd better get onto January quickly before it slipped away. SO, all you lovely folk need to do is leave me a comment here in this ol' blog, Yep, old school, style. No extra sharing or reposting or liking needed (although, if you want to like my Facebook page, I wouldn't object. I post there way more than here!) and if you want to share or repost, I certainly will be thrilled).
I'm thinking of doing a bit of advertising this year, the odd banner ad here or there, so I'd really love to hear your suggestions of blogs or websites or magazine or what-have-you that you think would be a good fit for my work. If you can think of one, pop a link in the comment and I'd be extra grateful but if you can't think of one, don't stress, just leave some nice words and you're still entered. I'll draw a winner on January, 28th and that lucky person will be able to choose four handprinted fabric panels from my shop, delivered anywhere in the world. You can check out the goods on offer right here: Maze & Vale fabric panels.
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I would love to win some of your beautiful panels! Thank you for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteHi im Aisha from Indonesia! i loved your beautiful handprinted fabrics and mind to learn how stamp on fabric. and your fabric design too. you know, i love the pattern and color pallete. i hoped get lucky to get your 'treasures" :D thankyou!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the generous giveaway. would be keen to utilize some of your fabrics in a quilt or bag. I love the soft tones you utilize
ReplyDeleteThis is incredibly generous of you! Thank you! I would be very happy to win your beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy sister is having her first baby any moment now and I would love to make her a baby quilt. 4 panels might just do it?! No idea about advertising not my forte!
ReplyDeleteHow amazingly generous of you. Would love to win. thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Wolfsburg, Germany! And thank you very much for this generous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour choice of colour and patterns reminds me of Lotta Jansdotters prints, which I also like very much.
Antje
Hi Leslie,
ReplyDeleteOh, that would be a really nice surprise. I must admit -I live in Europe, might be a bit expensive to send - but I'll try anyway. When I took part in the 3. fabric swap one lady in the group didn't send her share of fabric. Maybe it was too expensive - although she is from US.
BUT: I'll certainly would be delighted to win!
eva
That is a great big goal for 2014! As usual, love your designs...just need more time to sew up the last lot I purchased :)
ReplyDeleteOooh, yes please!
ReplyDeleteI would really love to win here - as I was too late for the sample packages... 9 am is 1am here on the other side of the world :-(
ReplyDeleteI love your work and would be thrilled if I would win!
ReplyDeleteOh you KNOW I would love to have some more of your fabric Leslie :) I think a good place to advertise would be on http://imagingermonkey.blogspot.co.uk/. She does a weekly 'wrap up' for international and UK peeps to read. She tells people what she loves from certain shops (her sponsors I think) and I must say that I ALWAYS read her blog posts about the fabric or classes, products etc and where to buy them. She highlights one product from several shops in one blog post. Good luck :)
ReplyDeleteI just recently got acquainted with your work and absolutely live the fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love your prints!!!! Thanks for this great give away oppertunity.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Giveaway Leslie. After just receiving some of your gorgeous fabrics in the post I would love to get my hands on some more - can never have too many Maze and Vale prints in the collection i say!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your designs and color palette!
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics!! They would look good in a quilt in Norway!
ReplyDeleteBodil
I can definitely see an ad for your fabric standing out in Mollie Makes! Thanks for the generous giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteYour panels are so beautiful! Thanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics and have been following your work on Fb for some time. This is generous of you.
ReplyDeletethanks. I make hand dyed fabric. Cape Cod Shibori.
Thanks for the giveaway! I don't know where you could post your banner adds other than maybe sewmamasew...they seem to get a bunch of traffic i think
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteWow, would love panels of your fabric!
ReplyDeleteWhat a generous giveaway - I thought of three online magazines that could interest you, Covet Garden, Heart Home, and Sweet Paul (this also has a print version).Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLove those colors! As for banner ads...well. Made (Dana made it), Sew Mama Sew are ones that come to mind.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun surprise! I would love to win.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what an amazing opportunity, I'll keep my fingers crossed! :D
ReplyDeleteI love your tiny forest mushrooms. They are wonderful.
ReplyDeletehaving some new fabric might be just what i need to get back into the swing of things.
ReplyDeleteI don't enter many giveaways, there are others out there more deserving and have more time to use their presents. But your prints are so gorgeous and remind me of my love for dying and printing - you are living my dream! Thanks heaps for the opportunity! Sunny greetings from New Zealand! Monika
ReplyDeleteHiya - I wonder about Love Patchwork and Quilting? It seems to be hitting a market gap, at least in the UK, and the first few issues are continuing to get rave reviews. I think a lot of people also read Katy I'm a Ginger Monkey's blog for her fabric news each weekend. Would be delighted to win! Juliex
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous! What a lovely prize. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful giveaway! No marketing suggestions, but I love your work.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win these - would be a great start for a quilt. Thanks for the giveaway Leslie
ReplyDeleteKathy
I would love to win these - the new designs are gorgeous! What about advertising from small homewares shops? We have a cluster of cool places (ecohaven, funky homes and one other new one whose name escapes me!) down here in Hobart who I could definitely see selling panels as is or stuff like cushions made from them, and might want to advertise in return. You are just about local, plus organic so it might fit - there must be similar places in Melbs? I don't know any of those shop owners so that's just a random idea!
ReplyDeletelove your designs...possibly the blog bookhou
ReplyDeleteHi there! Thank you so much for the chance to win some of your sublime fabric. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat give away. I could put your lovely fabrics to good use.
ReplyDeleteLove that gray dot panel!! I would love to build a quilt around that design! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLovely giveaway. Happy January!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Looking forward to attending your workshop next week! Pips.
ReplyDeleteLoving the new prints Leslie! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! Your work is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLovely new prints. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour fabric is so gorgeous. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed! I love your work!
ReplyDeleteYour panels are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics, love your giveaway - it would be so good to win :)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the colors you use and would love to add your fabric to my stash!
ReplyDeleteas always i will happy stack your fabric on my shelf any day. have you thought about doing a little sponsoring for the kids clothes week challenges as they are quartery now. would be great as you have participated yourself and i would think a lot of people who sew for the kids also take up the odd quilt, bag or cushion.
ReplyDeleteor a different route maybe with the design files or eat drink chic
so generous. I love your fabric :-)
ReplyDeleteWould be great to win, it would do as a substitute until I have the time to learn to print my own designs. So inspired by your work x
ReplyDeletewow, I would love to add some more of your beautiful fabrics to my collection. Love them as always!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics and a very generous giveaway. I read a lot of other quilting blogs and think that would be a good place to spend some money on advertising. In Color Order is a blog that has a great following, just off the top of my head!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your new creations, designs and colors!
ReplyDeletewow what a generous giveaway Leslie! I would love to win and pair some of your beautiful fabrics with mine...if I don't win I'll just stop by and buy some anyway ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove those dots!! Thanks for the giveaway! Amy @ gasudimack(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteWhat about soulemama. I know she's been around forever and perhaps expensive, but I always read her little sponsored blurbs ...
ReplyDeleteHow amazingly generous of you. Would love to win. thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love your prints. They are so beautiful. I am working on my first baby quilt and would be so happy to win. I'm from Germany and found you through tagfuertag.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics. I particularly enjoyed reading about your design process for your tribute and bokah designs. Very interesting! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, what beautiful fabric! Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove the vibe of your fabrics, there's something very earthy about them. Would love the chance to have some in my stash. I can't think of any sponsors off-hand but like the idea of offering sidebar space to small local independent designers. Reading blogs like yours is often how I stumble across other talented artisans.
ReplyDeleteOooh this is a giveaway I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteYay for monthly giveaways! I'd love to advertise your shop on my blog---it fits so nicely with the hand-printed fabrics I sell. Let me know if you have any interest!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win some of your gorgeous fabric!
ReplyDeleteI have been eyeing your fabric for a while now! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! you are so talented!
ReplyDeletei just got some of your sample packs which are awesome. I would love some more of your gorgeous fabric!!
ReplyDeletethanks for the great giveaway!
I love your blog! I haven't participated in the handmade fabric swap yet, but I hope to be able to one of these times!
ReplyDeleteEarlier in the month I went to purchase a sample pack because I regretted not doing it the last time you sold them and unfortunately they were all sold out. Would love to win some panels! I've been drooling over the prints that astrid is using in one of her quilts and she just blogged about you as well (redredcompletelyred). A blog that is pretty popular is 'Noodlehead'
ReplyDeleteI love your colour palet and the cleanness of the prints. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to enter the comp!
Rosey :)
I love your work. Thanks for the opportunity. Best wishes from Switzerland,
ReplyDeleteKathi
What gorgeous fabric. Thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I just found your blog today! It was a link provided on the Unity stamp Co. Website! One of the designers used your avocado dying technique in a project she did for the blog today. I am so glad that she did, love your fabrics and techniques! You have a new follower to your blog and to your Facebook page! :D
ReplyDeletegorgeous panels - thank you for such an opportunity. I am not sure on advertising locations though. Like many I don't subscribe to mags a lot and d find makers like you through posts on blogs or instagram - so word of mouth really. Although Mollie Makes have had some great Australian businesses included in their pages. Have you managed to get a post on the Design Files?
ReplyDeleteHi Leslie, thanks so much for the chance to win some of your gorgeous fabric! I was just checking out your website and see you have added a range of cushions and quilts since I last visited. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can recommend www.redparka.blogspot.com and www.kittyandbuck.com as affordable, very supportive places to advertise - both are illustration/design-based blogs (Australia-based) so their audiences should fit your market too.
Hi, your fabric is lovely, and I really enjoy your blog. I'm in Canada, and used to live in Australia too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this opportunity - I've just been admiring your new designs!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Emily C
I would be delighted to have a little more M&V of course! Have you thought about advertising on some websites that sell beautiful (and popular) patterns - clothing, toys, quilts etc. Fabric would certainly be on the mind then! I can imagine it must be difficult to balance the need to expand with finding websites that match your values/style. So many options. Hope it pays off immensely. x
ReplyDeleteLove all the fabric! The style , the colours, everything... Would love to make a quilt with some! Have you considered Bespoke magazine, or Tickle the Imagination for advertising?
ReplyDeleteI love your colors, values and crisp designs. I'd love to take a workshop with you, however--alas--I live in New Mexico.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Laurie
Hi there, I would love a chance to win some of your lovely prints! Fingers crossed! X
ReplyDeleteLove your work!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this Leslie! I'm so glad I didn't miss this. I hate when life gets so busy you miss out on the good stuff. Soooo def Biased, XOX, Seedpods, and Litterfall. Still collecting before I make a quilt out your prints. :)
ReplyDeleteThe panels are gorgeous. I'd be so honored to win.
ReplyDeleteFor advertising I would check out Mollie Makes or their sister publication The Simple Things (http://www.thesimplethings.com/) - The Simple Things may be better for your kits. Also check out http://generationqmagazine.com/. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics are beautiful..so many options of what to create with them. Would love to won. Emily
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric!! Thanks for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI'd look at the fabric blogs on bloglovin with the most followers and see which take sponsors. Quite a few do now.
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