Sunday, 1 September 2013

Giveaway - blogiversary and 100th post!

As promised, it's time for a giveaway! It's a special occasion -- today it's the 2nd blogiversary for this little blog of mine. This is also the 100th post on Moonbeam, and I just realised that I have 100 followers on Google Friends Connect as of today!

To mark this occasion, I've got 2 freebies for you to grab. First of all, this beautiful lightweight cotton. It's 2.50m long and 1.10m wide - don't you just love the delicate pattern? It would be perfect for a summer dress, or a cute little top (the Alma Blouse, anyone?)
The second freebie is some dried lavender. Remember the lavender bags that I made earlier this year for my mother-in-law's wedding as favours? I have over 500 grams left, and although it is making the house smell incredibly relaxing, I thought it would be time to part with it, and let it go to another home. 
To enter the giveaway, all you need to do is leave a comment on this post before the end of Saturday 21 September (midnight GMT). If you would prefer to enter for only one freebie, please indicate this in your comment. Otherwise I will assume that you are entering for both. Everyone is welcome to enter, and I will ship them worldwide. The winners will be picked at random, and announced on Sunday 22 September. Any questions, just ask. 

Best of luck! And happy giveaway!



44 comments:

  1. Congratulations on your blogiversary! That's just gorgeous fabric - I'd love to win it. Thanks so much for the giveaway :)

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    1. Thanks Elena - you were quick enough and it looks like it's paid off ;)

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  2. Ooh, that is beautiful fabric! I wouldn't say no to the lavender, either. Happy blogiversary! :)

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  3. Congrats! I love seeing your work. And thank you for thinking of all of us readers and offering a giveaway!

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    1. The giveaway is a tradition now (I'd like to think) as part of the blogiversary celebrations :D

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  4. Happy blogiversary! I'm not sure I could make use of the lavender but would love the fabric, thank you :)

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  5. Happy Blogiversary, 100th post, and 100 followers! And such a generous way to celebrate - love the look of that fabric! More happy blogging days to come...J

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    1. I know, what a coincidence! 3rd year of blogging now, I can't believe it!

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  6. Congrats!! I'm such a fan of your sewing adventure. Good luck and great giveaway :)

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind comment, and congratulations again on winning!

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  7. Woo, worldwide! I've loved reading about your sewing exploits and seeing your wedding dress makes me feel that one day maybe I could tackle that! :-) hello from Adelaide, Australia

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    1. Hehe, the wedding dress feels like such a long time ago now. But if I could do it, anybody can!

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  8. Very pretty fabric...thanks for the giveaway :)

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  9. Pretty fabric. I would love to win either one. Happy Blogiversary.

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  10. Hope you have many many more successful years of blogging to come. I would love that wonderful fabric :)

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  11. I'd love to win the fabric! I can imagine a gorgeous vintage dress with that. Thanks! x

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    1. Thanks for the comment, Jen! Maybe next time :D

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  12. I'd love to win the lavender! Thanks for the giveaway.

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  13. Thanks for the giveaway, I read anonymously you have made some real cool stuff.

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  14. Hi Alice! Happy blogiversary! Just wanted to say that as a novice sewer, I love your blog and find it really inspiring :-) I particularly love your version of the Alma blouse, it's definitely on my to-do list for when I finally get my head around those dreaded fitting issues!! Louise xx

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind comments, Donna! The Alma blouse is such a great pattern - I'm looking forward to seeing your version! Good luck!

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  15. I like your clothes. I actually have some of those same patterns; it's fun to see other people's executions of things I hope to make some day. You crank them out at an impressive rate!

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    1. Thank you! I've been a bit slow lately, though!

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  16. Congrats Alice. Your blog is so impressive & a huge inspiration to me. How do you find the time to do all of these incredible clothes & items? I am just starting to sew with the help of my mum & aunt. It is going to be so rewarding once I complete anything. I have decided to make a skirt for work, quite plain but practical. I look forward to more amazing posts. I will be bugging you about sewing advice in the near future.

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    1. Thank you sweetie! I'm so excited about your sewing adventures!! Practical pieces are great, as you'll wear them all the time :) and I would be very happy to help with any questions! xx

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  17. Hi Alice, I would love to win either the lovely fabric or the lavender (which would be a great start to practicing christmas presents!). After seeing your favourite dress creations I bought the pattern and am mid-way through construction so thank you for the inspiration to try sewing my first dress! x

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    1. That's great about your first dress! Best of luck and I'm excited to see what you make! x

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  18. Congratulations on your 100th post! I'd love to enter for the floral fabric but I think someone else would make better use of the dried lavender :)

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  19. Congratulations on your anniversary!

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  20. congrats dear :) great giveaway,i love the lavender so pretty fabric

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  21. Congrats Alice. Thank you for the giveaway. I bought a sewing machine 2 months ago and made a Sorbetto top and now I'm hooked! Friends and family are surprised about my new hobby (very different from my geeky job too!). I'm happily building my stash and would love to have the beautiful fabric. =))

    You have been very much an inspiration, the self made wedding gown is AMAZING! Wishing you all the BEST and keep those posts coming!

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    1. Thank you, Jolene! It's great to hear about your sewing adventures - a Sorbetto top is the perfect start! It's such a great hobby -- people were surprised when I started sewing, too :) Best of luck and enjoy every moment! x

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  22. Hello. I just found your blog when I googled "how to add lining to a skirt". Your blog is very helpful. I am following you via Blogloving.

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    1. I'm glad that you found the tutorial helpful. Good luck with your skirt!

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  23. I hope I am not too late for the draw... Celeste

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