* * * * * Congratulations to the giveaway winner Shana Putnam! * * * * *
Sew, Mama, Sew! Giveaway Day is one of my favorite times of year. I love participating: both in the giving away part and the entering for giveaways part.
If you are new to my blog, let me tell you a little bit about this vase. I love to use recycled goods in my work. I’ve made a few of these. The plastic container has been rescued from my very own recycle bin. The yarn is from the big spool of wool. I talk about it a lot. It’s a big spool.
You don’t have to do anything fancy to enter my giveaway — just leave a comment on this post. I’d love it if you follow my rss feed or follow me over on my facebook page. I’d also love to hear about your handmade holiday plans. Are you making anything special?
Don’t forget to visit Sew, Mama, Sew! for tons of other great giveaways. (They’ll be posted on Monday morning.)
Mine will close Midnight, Central Time, December 17th. I’ll ship internationally, so everyone is welcome to enter!
Your vase is lovely, very unique. Thanks for the giveaway, I am a follower.
I’m new here so I shall have to go and read all about ‘the big spool of wool’ !!
Thank you
EEK! I had so many plans for making gifts but it doesn’t look like that is going to happen. Can we really be only 11 days until Christmas?!? What happened to September and all the months following?!?
Hi! Thanks for the giveaway :) This vase is so gorgeous & innovative! As form my handmade holiday plans… I am designing and creating Christmas ornaments with my middle school students I teach. We are going to have such a blast!
Nice!
I’m gonna have a look around your site too. Wish I had that huge spool of yarn too! lol
I like to recycle things too! Very creative!
I am having a giveaway too!! Come check it out if you like. http://hendrixville.blogspot.com/
Beautiful! I will learn to crochet. This year I have been busy knitting ornaments and making reusable gift bags.
Thanks!
that is an awesome big spool of wool!
Hi ! very original vase, I must say !
During the holiday, I plan to knit and sew two dolls with my children watching these new friends being created… If my kids make it possible, of course !
This is the most unique vase I’ve ever seen, thanks for a chance at it!
what a lovely vase! I would never have thought of making that…
nhsarab at yahoo dot com
I love to recycle things in beautiful ways. Thanks for the great ideas!
I’m making Family trees (ala SuttonGrace) for my husband’s family for Xmas this year.
This vase is very cool! I’m going to have to bookmark your site, just so I can read more about the big spool of wool!
I love your vase and that cone of yarn is crazy!!
Thanks for sharing and crafting :)
Very clever, would love to win that
Lovely! Thank you for sharing. :)
The big spool of wool is really pretty awesome. How big around is it? It’s kind of hard to tell from the photo, but now I’m curious…
If I won something you made could you sign it for me heehee… love your work!!
xo Steph
We made our Christmas tree this year from driftwood collected from the beach. Have a look on my blog if you get a chance!
Love your giveaway.
Greetings from Newcastle, Australia.
juicylu at yahoo dot com
You’ve been popping up in my reader for sometime now… you have a lovely dovely blog. Thanks so much for the chance to win.
Beautiful vase — i am very curious about the spool of wool.
aurore
alittleteacher@gmail.com
it’s very unique and creative of you!
Very nice vase! I have been sewing Christmas gifts, I really shouldn’t be taking a break to enter the giveaways, I just couldn’t resist though.
Thanks for this great giveaway! I am a new follower too! :-)
Come by my blog and enter mine if you want to!
Love
Ms Muffin
ulli-xox [at]web[dot]de
I clicked through to see your big spool of wool. Wow. It must be fun getting to a new colour.
What a cool giveaway! Thanks! I am making produce bags and pillowcases!
I would love to win your giveaway!
laurawilson25@hotmail.com
This is sure a cute container. I love working with wool.
great idea, what a wonderful giveaway.
Cute vase! I love the Big Spool of Wool, too – what an awesome craft find!
Ah yes, handmade holiday plans. I really do need to start making some Christmas presents tonight. Oops, only a couple of months behind schedule so far! :-/
Neat giveaway! I’m screen printing some gifts this year, it’s very fun and easy! Thanks for the chance to win. :)
okiedokiemama at yahoo dot com
Wow, that wool on a spool is definitely something. While I have bought home some cones from the thrift store, I have never seen anything quite that impressive. I am looking forward to reading what else youmight come up with!
love the idea of Re-use. I would love to win.
Love how you recycle! Thanks for the chance to win!
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i am a making some fabric garlands for christmas this year…some fabric covered button magnets, and some fabric/flower headbands. thanks for a chance at your vase, im always looking for more ways to recycle in my craft as well.
Thanks for the great giveaway.
That is too clever! Thanks for the chance!
thanks for the giveaway. I’ve been making quilted items for gifts. i’ve also a giveaway going on.
happy holidays.
Lovely vase! I made my mom a laptop sleeve and my dad a Kindle cover, still have several things to make! Thanks for the chance!
i love the creativity you put into recycling things and making lots of beautiful stuff!
thank you for your giveaway.
please take the time to head over to my blog to participate in my giveaway too. i didn’t make it to the list in time and it’s something small, but there’s still plenty of time and there are so few participants that you might actually have a chance to win something :)
That is a big spool of yarn! :) Thanks for the giveaway.
If you’d like to enter my giveaway in return, I’m giving away fabric coasters at http://www.etsy.com/shop/ananemone
I love the vase. It fits my decor so well.
What an amazing giveaway! And I really like your blog. I’ll be ocming back soon. :)
Love the stripe!
Thanks for a great giveaway!
Very creative! Could you add me to your list of entrants? Thanks for the chance.
debgiro at wildblue dot net