Re-Purposed Holiday Pillows {& an AMAZING Holiday Giveaway!}

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Hello Friends and Happy Weekend!  I’m super excited to be over at Skip to My Lou today as part of the Bake Craft Sew & Crochet Along. I am sharing a tutorial for  Personalized Re-purposed Holiday Pillows perfect for holiday home decor and gift giving…Head on over there to see how I made them… Create darling {and inexpensive} pillow covers from dress shirts! OneKriegerChick.com

In fact, you won’t want to miss all the handmade gift ideas! I have joined over 100 bloggers to share some amazing homemade gift ideas……..AND I get to be part of an amazing sewing giveaway too. Keep reading…

sewing giveaway

This is one sew AMAZING! She is a beauty and her name is Rachel.

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One lucky winner will receive…
this amazing Baby Lock Sewing Machine ($799 Value)
 
Ready to take your sewing to the next level? The Baby Lock Rachel is the star of any sewing class, and she’s here to help you. This computerized sewing machine is equipped with 50 stitches and push-button features to make every project easier. The value is $799. Click here for more details.
 
Simply wait for RaffleCopter to load and enter there!

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What would you make if you won?

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    says

    I received many wonderful handmade gifts from my daughter through the years, but the best handmade gift I’ve received recently was a drawing my granddaughter made for me when she visited me in the hospital after surgery. The best part about it was the “I love you” written right above her signature.

    Thanks for a chance at the giveaway!

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    april says

    Our wedding quilt. Instead of a guest book all of our guests signed quilt squares. My mom took me to pick out fabrics I liked and then took that fabric with the signed quilt squares and made us a quilt.

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    Terri C says

    My grandma made me beautiful quilts that I treasure. She was so much inspiration to me that I taught myself to quilt. I only wish that I would of been able to sit by her side as she quilted. I’m fortunate to have my granddaughter’s close that I can teach them. Thank you for the chance!

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