Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts

Saturday, January 10, 2009

New Singer Sewing Contest!

I've had a crazy week and am just now getting the time to blog... Ryan and I are working on new artwork and plans for new projects in the works, so I've been preoccupied, to say the least. It's a great feeling to be drawing again, though. I can't wait to see how everything turns out!

On another note, there's a great new contest that I can't wait to tell you about! I found this on the Craftzine.com blog and my mind's already buzzing about new organic design ideas! Read on for more info...



[Taken from Craftzine.com]

"SINGER® Sewing Company and CRAFT Magazine invite all of the crafty stitchers out there to create a project inspired by nature. As we look forward to the spring, with the new growth and beauty that it brings, we ask you to create something that is sewn using a sewing machine and integrates organic elements for our Sewing with Nature Contest. For a four-week period, crafters can submit pictures online of their nature-inspired projects to the Flickr group called 'The Sewing with Nature Contest'. At the end of the four weeks, SINGER will pick one Grand Prize winner and three runners-up.

The Grand Prize winner's project will be featured in the SINGER® ad in the Spring issue of CRAFT Magazine. The Grand Prize winner will also receive one (1) SINGER® Confidence 7467™ sewing machine with a retail value of $350 and a set of SINGER sewing books courtesy of Creative Publishing ($60 value).

Three (3) runners-up will receive a SINGER® dress form ($129) and a subscription to CRAFT Magazine!"

Complete contest info here.


Happy sewing,
Kelli

Sunday, January 4, 2009

A Girl's Guide to Going Organic

Organic BeautyAs reported on Style.com, here, there is a new glossy mag in town and it's healthier than ever! It's called Organic Beauty and it hit newsstands this past week. Style.com states that "it is a bimonthly magazine that aims to serve as the authority on everything related to natural, eco-friendly, and organic beauty, the new glossy will inform women about green alternatives for everything from products to plastic surgery".

That is quite an undertaking and I can't wait to see how its success pans out. There is obviously a large market for such a mag and I'm ready to do some market research. Wonder where it's carried? Let me know if you've seen it out and about.

Happy organic'ing,
Kelli






Photo from Style.com and Organicbeautymagazine.net.