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One Year Anniversary Giveaway!



Yep!
The blog is one year old already!
We love a reason to celebrate here at Fabric Mart and blogging our way through an entire year seems like a good reason!
But celebrating is even more fun when it is with you!
We could not have done this with out you and to thank you we are hosting a giveaway.
 
There will be three randomly selected winners.
The winners will receive one of the blogger's favorite picks from Fabric Mart.

Each pick includes:
A multi-size pattern
The appropriate fabric and yardage for the pattern
Matching thread
Sewing notions needed for project

 
 Gabby's Favorites:
Item: BEC6376 

Item: ULC8270R
 

Julie's Favorites:
Item: BBC8296

Item: ULC8264R


Kaitlin's Favorites:
 Item: CCD8799 (Coming soon to the website!)
Item: ULC8625R
 
 
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Giveaway ends Monday, July 8th at Midnight EST

Check back to see the winners on July 9th!

Comments

  1. First of all, I didn't even know Fabric Mart had any patterns. I always look at/buy the fabrics. (I suppose I should browse some more!) Secondly, I LOVE LOVE LOVE that pencil skirt pattern... If I don't win the give-away, I will have to make room in my budget for it.

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  2. I love how you display the fabrics on line. Your women staff are so helpful, answering questions like" Will this fabric look good with this other fabric?" or "Which of these three wools has the softer hand?" Today I'm going to call to see if they can find a lace to cover spots on a dress.

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  3. Congratulations on your first blog anniversary!

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  4. Love your fabrics and am slowly getting back into sewing.

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  5. I think I entered this giveaway? But, I did not understand what to do when I clicked on "shop Fabric Mart", so I think I messed up . I wrote in the box that I was confused .It seemed to accept that. But I guess I should have written in what I liked. I liked Julie's selection best.
    Gail

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