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101 Snappy Fashions Giveaway
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101 Snappy Fashions Giveaway
available for pre-order - available April 2010I am 8 weeks away from 101 Snappy Fashions release and to celebrate I am giving away a goodie pack each week for the next 8 weeks. The goodies will be themed by chapter and will include a signed advanced copy of the book, a grand prize and a few fun extras! Keep coming back each week and enter to win another set of goodies. Follow my blog, my facebook or my twitter to stay in touch! :)
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Week 3 - Chapter 3 - Applique
Have a peek at a few scans from the book featuring some of my favorite designs from Chapter 3. This chapter focuses on applique and has 10 different applique techniques and 16 different designs.
Lots of basic instructions for first timers.
#24 Tattoo Love
#26 Off to Work
#30 Kokeshi_______________________________
Week 3 Loot!
Tons of goodies!!! $50 worth of scissors and designer fabric to get you started appliqueing.
A signed advanced copy of 101 Snappy Fashions
Simplicity Duck Bill Applique Scissors ($22.99)
Baby Snapsuit
Amy Butler - Graphic Fabric
Baby Snapsuit
Simplicity Sewing Sheers Scissors ($38.99)
Alexander Henry - People Fabric
3 bottles of Rit Dye
Joel Dewberry - Wood Grain Fabric
Michael Miller - Car & Truck Fabric
AB/CD Iron-on
Alexander Henry - Fairy Fabric
Baby Snapsuit, Mod Podge, Foam Stamp
Douglas Day - Nuts and Bolts Fabric
3 fun and festive Iron-ons
Alexander Henry - Donkey Fabric
Playing Card Fabric
Deb Strain - Owl Fabric
Michael Miller - Silhouette Fabric
7Bottles of Fabric Paint - flat and dimensional
Eric Carle - Brown Bear Fabric
Tons of goodies!!! $50 worth of scissors and designer fabric to get you started appliqueing.A signed advanced copy of 101 Snappy Fashions
Simplicity Duck Bill Applique Scissors ($22.99)Baby Snapsuit
Amy Butler - Graphic Fabric
Baby SnapsuitSimplicity Sewing Sheers Scissors ($38.99)
Alexander Henry - People Fabric
3 bottles of Rit Dye
Joel Dewberry - Wood Grain Fabric
Michael Miller - Car & Truck Fabric
AB/CD Iron-on
Alexander Henry - Fairy Fabric
Baby Snapsuit, Mod Podge, Foam Stamp
Douglas Day - Nuts and Bolts Fabric
3 fun and festive Iron-ons
Alexander Henry - Donkey Fabric
Playing Card Fabric
Deb Strain - Owl Fabric
Michael Miller - Silhouette Fabric
7Bottles of Fabric Paint - flat and dimensional
Eric Carle - Brown Bear Fabric_____________________________
The business stuff....
All items are provided by me (Cathie Filian) and are in accordance with the Blogher Rules.
To enter: Simply leave a comment to THIS specific post by telling me if you have ever altered a baby snapsuit or if you have ever appliqued anything.
Your comment MUST link to your particular blog or web site or include your e-mail address. Otherwise, I won't be able to get in touch with you if you win! Any entries that do not include
some way of getting in touch will be disqualified.
Deadline: Comments must be received by midnight EST February 28 st, 2010.
Odds of winning will depend on the number of eligible entries received.
Other rules:
1. You must have a mailing address in the United States of America (sorry
international folks!).
2. Only one entry comment per person.
How it works: Each comment will be assigned a sequential number. The winning
number will be selected from a random number generator, so there will be no
favorites, simply a game of chance.
Note: The books will be in my hand at the end of February. All February prizes will ship as soon as I have the books.
i've only ever gussied up a baby onesie like once, and it went horribly awry... i'd love the chance to win and redeem my crafty self by making some awesome necktie onesies!
ReplyDeleteI have never altered a snap suit, but I did use fabric paint years ago!!!
ReplyDeletemaryw1981 at yahoo dot com
Wow! I love the doll fabric, woodgrain, and several others there. I have made t-shirts cutting out fabric motifs, using double sided iron on and finishing off with paint.
ReplyDeleteI've also stenciled memory quilt blocks with fabric paint!
I think I'm a pretty crafty person, I have used fabric paint in the past. I would love to win this kit to make some onesies for my cousin who just had a baby.
ReplyDeleteLynette Cannon
myprettypurse@earthlink.net
I have altered a snap suit with embroidery for friends that are having babies. I just started playing with fabric paints so maybe that's next on the list!
ReplyDeleteI have never altered a baby snap suit or used craft paint but I have a very crafty niece who would enjoy the prize! j_hawthorne@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteFor each of my friends who has had a baby in the past few years I have hosted a baby shower where we painted onesies using freezer paint stencils (stencils make it so much easier for craft-phobic people). The moms love it and I've promised to make the hand-painted onesies into quilts once the babies outgrow them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the great inspiration!!
I have been playing with One-piece babie suite for a while. I have some really cute ones in my etsy store right now. I am known for my Owl Applique I designed myself. I think its super cute! I would love to win the contest and get some goodies to make my appliqueing easier. I am a huge fan and your new book looks fabulous!!
ReplyDeletewww.khaoscat.etsy.com
www.khaoscatvintage.etsy.com
Thank you!
KC
When my daughter was born, I sewed little roses on the neckline of one snapsuit and more recently at a baby shower, one of the activities was to decorate a snapsuit for the impending baby. so we used stamps. I love to decorate little things.
ReplyDeleteI added the words "tough enough to wear pink" to a pink onzie for my son to wear to his sister's 3 year old pink birthday party
ReplyDeleteSWEET! I am actually in the process of putting ties on my 6-month-old's onesies now!! This is Awesome!
ReplyDeletes84whitley@hotmail.com
www.0bella-rose0.blogspot.com
I love to alter Onesies/snapsuits! Mostly cutesy stuff, like cupcakes and such.
ReplyDeleteby the way, I love what "Cathy said above... "Tough enough to wear pink"... awesome! :)
For Halloween, I tie-dyed a onesie with orange and black and added iron-ons of different halloween characters. I'd love new ideas. Tara
ReplyDeletetrw1018@hotmail.com
I have appliqued some for my granddaughters--would love some new tempting design ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love love the tattoo onesie, so adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI have been altering snapsuits a lot lately, everyone I know seems to be having babies!
I actually just started an applique wall hanging last night. I have altered onsies, but I have not yet appliqued one. It is on my to do list, though.
ReplyDeleteAmber
amber@rowandaleae.com
I've never altered a baby snap suit, but I have tried my hand at applique. I'm not very good at it yet, but I keep trying! I would love to learn some new tips and tricks to make the process easier (and prettier).
ReplyDeletehippiechick512[at]yahoo[dot]com
No I have never tried, but it sounds like fun!
ReplyDeletejlh774 at gmail dot com
I made a couple snap suits for my niece, using leftover fabric from a quilt I made her. And I made some for my son with freezer paper stenciling. So fun!
ReplyDeleteholly.hacker at gmail.com
I just tried my first applique on my torn pajamas to hide the hole. (They're my favorite!) About to make some little onsies with applique ties for my friends new baby.
ReplyDeleteCassie.dvm@gmail.com
I have done some fabric painting. Appliquing is on my to do list!! Thanks Cathie for all your craftiness!!!
ReplyDeleteyou know i love it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome give away! I have done fabric painting. I have done some applique. I have never altered a baby shirt though!
ReplyDeleteI used to do a lot of applique on wall hangings and art quilts. Quit sewing for a few years to work on paintings and sculpture, but I'm getting back into it again lately. There's just so much you can do with it creatively.
ReplyDeleteI altered a onesie to make it piratical. Tea-dyed it, and used fabric markers to write "Yarr!" and other sayings on it. Heh.
ReplyDeletecamelama at gmail dot com.
I've never used appilque on a onesie, but now that I've seen your ideas, I want to!! Want to win the loot! Hehe
ReplyDeleteAutumn
moon_maiden11@hotmail.com
This book is so great! I have used applique on a few pillows. I love the look. I have just the baby in mind for these adorable onesies!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome prize! I haven't tried applique on clothing yet, but I have done some on canvas totes.
ReplyDeletevikkis77 at gmail.com
I have never appliqued, but have done just about everything else. Am currently learning to sew. Have a baby that would look adorable in any of these. laner13@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteI am a beginner sewer, but found a tutorial on appliqueing (is that how it's spelled?) and have been wanting to try! This book is definitely on my wishlist!
ReplyDeletehttp://kitsch-a-licious.blogspot.com/
I have never altered a baby snapsuit or appliqued anything but would love to start!!!
ReplyDeleteHow I love applique, let me count the ways.......every seamstress in their 30's must learn to alter Onsies, it's the baby shower staple!
ReplyDeleteshannoncarman at yahoo dot com
Hi Cathie...
ReplyDeleteI have never appliqued a baby snap suit, but I have appliqued a quilt :)
I LOVE Kokeshi!
Hey there! I haven't altered a baby snap suit, but I have altered a toddler tee. I appliqued a robot cut from a men's dress shirt onto a boys toddler tee and sewed vintage buttons for the eyes. (The little guy was old enough to know to NOT chew on/play with the buttons...)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the opportunty-- what a bundle of creativity!
Cheers!
secretcake (at) yahoo (dot) com
I still have not altered a snapsuit/onesie, nor have I appliqued anything! I really need to do that! I can't wait until I get the book in. I purchased to fiber reactive dyes yesterday so I could start dyeing some. I really want to make cute clothes for my little boy.
ReplyDeleteHI. My daughter and I had a ball when we used fabric and made our own appliques. We had a ball picking out the fabric and making them. - wdmmlcataol.com
ReplyDeleteI just got done doing about 2 dozen iron transfers and appliques for my 2 grand-nephews. I had a blast and would love to continue doing so.
ReplyDeletetazman29527@msn.com
I've done iron-ons. That's kinda like an applique, isn't it? We have two new babies in the family and your book looks like it will be a great springboard for creativity.
ReplyDeletemy only experience with an applique was with you at the plaid booth during CHA supershow!! I let you iron the cupcake on the snappy! & may I say, grand-daughter looks very *snappy* when wearing it! *GRIN*
ReplyDeleteNever done anything to a snapsuit except wash it. But I appliqued my jeans in high school - in the 70s - with peace signs!
ReplyDeleteI just finished my first onesie - and it was pretty ugly :-( I ended up not giving it as a gift as I had planned. Guess I didn't have the right supplies! I love looking at all the pics and can't wait for the book to come out! Good job:-)
ReplyDeleteandiewatluc@yahoo.com
I have appliqued on quilts and on some shirts but never on a onesie. Gives me a great idea for a baby gift due in mid-March.
ReplyDeleteI have appliqued and refurbished onesies, but I'd love a book of ideas and tricks. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteNope, never have, but hey, you gotta start sometime, right!
ReplyDeleteI've never altered a baby snapsuit but have appliqued. Would love to get more crafty.
ReplyDeleteMy blog: delicious-inspiration.com
Email: sabrinarose@gmail.com
I decorated a bunch of onsies for my niece 2 years ago. My second niece decided she wanted out early so I haven't had a chance to do anything for her yet. lol. Thanks for the chance to win a cool bunch of prizes.
ReplyDeleteSusan ilovecwbyz@aol.com
Nope I have never done either but I do have a 7 month old granddaughter and another on the way so I would love to learn how.
ReplyDeletearlene
arlene9999@earthlink.net
I think the only time I did anything that may be considered applique was when I made a square for a quilt. I crocheted a heart shaped doily and sewed it to the square. Don't know if I did it the right way, but it did look beautiful.
ReplyDeletekristie@lashotphotography.com
I have never appliqued anything before.
ReplyDeleterita.r.richardson at gmail.com
I haven't had the chance to applique but would love to. We have several babies due at work this year. How cute would it be to give gussied up onies.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Stacy
bernard759@gmail.com
I've never appliqued either but willing to try! Very cute stuff!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Sandy
stucker@okpublicfinancelaw.com
I just dip dye and tie dye onesies....with different degrees of success...
ReplyDeletekirstinbailey@gmail.com
About a million years ago it seems.. I turned one of my son's snappy baby tee's into a fan t-shirt for our favorite Christian bands with some permanent ink and letter stamps. We went to a concert with our little baby in tow and the guys in the band signed his little t-shirt making it even more special!
ReplyDeleteDenise
www.knitchat.com
Never to both, but I love trying new things! Those designs are super cute--what a great idea for a baby shower gift!
ReplyDeleteApplique is my signature baby shower gift! I love making anything with applique! :)
ReplyDeleteannemolino at hotmail dot com
I once altered a baby onesie that was too short. He ended up wearing it till he was almost 3!
ReplyDeleteI would be i heaven if I won!
ReplyDeleteI love to alter baby clothes and did quite a bit for Dyllan when he was little!
I haven't really appliqued anything - mostly just iron-ons and then sewed them down.
ReplyDeleteBrandy
bklotzle@yahoo.com
I recently made a diaper bag and some onesies that matched the bag for my niece's first child. Onesies are the great for jazzing up, I'd love some more ideas; your book sounds perfect. Especially since all my friends are becoming grandmas lately!
ReplyDeleteCori
cdbrach@gmail.com
I have done both - love it!!
ReplyDeletesadly, i have not yet finished my applique project yet. but i can't wait to make some of these for my first niece or nephew (due in october!)
ReplyDeletesara.l.iversen@gmail.com
I used fabric from in the babies' layette and made personalized bib cloths, taken a part of the fabric and sewn/appliqued it onto a onesie! I think the reason this is so popular is because you normally just see the plain onesies and lets face it babies go through a LOT of onesies! So to take them and put a bundle of them together and they are funky and represent not only the child but the parents as well - THAT is what makes it unique and personalized. Jennifer F.B. jennime010301@yahoo.com;
ReplyDeleteCan I also say that I am going to have to go to my local quilt store, Whistle Stop Quilt Shop in Selma, NC to see if they have these fabrics! I love them and with three kids and one on the way they are perfect!
ReplyDeleteI have done some painting, but I'm am super excited to give applique a try!
ReplyDeleteI've never done a baby snapsuit but I used to make my mom t-shirts or sweat shirts for holiday gifts by painting and applique.I also made an applique Christmas tree shirt for a resident in a group home where I worked because he wanted one.I used one of his shirts and cut some fabric I had into a Christmas tree shape and used fusible webbing to attach it. Then I trimmed around the tree. Fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteI love your goodies! Yep have altered a onesie (that is what we call them) at a babyshower! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteArtful Blessings,
Kathryn
Yes, I've altered a snap shirt, mmore than once. I have used iron on from the printer, embrodered some flowers for a girls top and also did a cute skirt around the waist to make it more dressy for a girl. I hand sewed a gathered 45 by 8 inch printed pink material to one. After heming the other side of course. It turned out very nice, if I do say so myself.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me share.
Billie C.
http://thelifeofbilliec.blogspot.com/
I have never altered a onesie, but my friend found out she is pregnant this week, so this seems like a good time to start!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. I love to paint on fabric for my grandbabies.
ReplyDeleteI have never altered a onesie, but I have altered t-shirts for various holiday seasons. My sister had a baby a few months ago, so this would be an awesome thing to try.
ReplyDeleteDollie
dolliescreations at gmail dot com
I have never altered a snapsuit before, but I have made a couple crazy quilts that used applique, and I've made a few aprons for myself and for gifts that used applique, like some sugar skulls I cut out of fabric and appliqued onto a black apron for my Mexican friend. I also made a fabric book cover once and appliqued a large felt tree onto the front. SO much fun, but I haven't done enough of it lately! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletedindrane at needcoffee.com
No and no, actually I've been waiting for your book to help get me started! Been a blog follower for quite sometime so I've known about it since you first started posting about it.
ReplyDeleteWould love to make a onesie with the AB/CD on it. So cute
ReplyDeletei took my month old son to cheer the avon breast cancer 3 day walkers. i painted "go go go" on his onesie rear so the walkers could see it. he gave many exhausted walkers a much needed laugh!
ReplyDeletei just stenciled a onesie last weekend, and have embroidered burp cloths before, but otherwise, not much. i love the hip stuff you are offering and would definitely make my BFF more onesies with these goodies!
thanks for such a generous offer!
shoshanah
shosh@hannahgrey.com
I painted some hearts on snap suits (onesies) for my son's teacher when she was expecting her first child. I bought several sizes so that she could grow into them and the mom would appreciate my gift at each stage of her daughter's infancy. She loved them!
ReplyDeleteFab4lvr7@aol.com
Have never altered a baby snapsuit, have thought about it, but no babies to wear them right now. All my Grandbabies are out of onesies. But have appliqued alot of stuff. Fist thing I did was a Jean shirt for my mother of Noah's Ark. I love applique.
ReplyDeleteCathy
jandcgray@cableone.net
I have appliqued many things; my most fav was a jean jacket I wore for years. I've never altred a onesie but now that I have 4 mos old identical twin boy grandsons it looks like I'll have a chance to try my hand. Can't wait to see your book.
ReplyDeleteI am ashamed to admit that even after 4 kids I have NEVER decorated a onsie! Pick me and I'll rectify this immediately! noelgiger.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLove! Love! Love the ideas for the snappies. I have appliqued before but have not done so for my little girl. Would love to start. doloresmh@gmail.com btw, I record all of your shows!
ReplyDeleteI have never decorated a onesie simply because I have never given one as a baby gift before; my last baby gift was a pair of fabric shoes and an appliqued fleece jacket, which looks totally adorable on the baby. I blogged about it here! The appliqued onesie will have to be my next project. :)
ReplyDeletei have never altered a snap suit but i have done some applique work; cutout fabric designs on jackets and blouses. not that good with a sewing machine any more. way out of practice. hillilkayathotmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteHello Cathie,
ReplyDeleteMy mother-in-law is an extremely talented quilter and she taught me to applique some twenty-two odd years ago. I was pregnant with my first daughter. I made a mallard duck and trout appliqued pillow, at the time I was into the whole log cabin, forest theme (I was and have been inspired by my brother and his family living in the Sierra Mountains).
I still have the template(s) for those pillows, and scraps from the material I used (darker calicos of red, blue, green, brown and yellow).
I also have two grandchildren now, just under two years old - Hollis (g)May and Colton (b)June, one from each of my two daughters. I'm always looking for the cutest onesies for them!
etsy: ktiques.etsy.com
ps I LOVE YOUR SHOW!
I have appliqued on tote bags and shirts and bibs but have not appliqued on a onsie before.
ReplyDeletecoleybelle(at)gmail(dot)com
I haven't tried applique yet, but I've always wanted to! and to try it on cute baby snap suits would be a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteJessica
jbethity@gmail.com
i've used fabric paint (didn't do a great job) but i would LOVE to try applique. Applique looks like a lot of fun to try. My husbands grandmother still appliques a little and i would love to win this gift so she can show me how it's done. After loosing my grandfather-in-law i'm realizing we are loosing a wonderful gift from the elderly and i want to learn from the best!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks
Wendy
I have never altered a baby snapsuit nor appliqued anything. But I am trying to learn applique, sewing, and other crafts now that I have little ones.
ReplyDeleteI have attempted fabric painting, stenciling, and dying.
Thanks!
Tamar
magpiemama@gmail.com
Hi! I've never altered a baby snapsuit before, but I would love to give it a go. So cute!
ReplyDeleteJamie
jamie.knits@yahoo.com
At my sister's baby shower, all the guests painted onesies for her baby. That was over 5 years ago. They all turned out really cute, even the people who said they weren't creative. We put out paints & stencils & stamps & fabric markers. It was fun!
ReplyDeletecarl0628(at)metnet(dot)edu
Please count me in for giveaway 5! I haven't decorated a snapsuit, yet, but have a brand new niece and another one coming in the summer, so this timing is great! Thanks!
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