Don’t leave it up to Santa to deliver the goods you want this year! Take advantage of your last chance to win some some unbelievable prizes! All it takes are four simple steps to enter the Everybody Smiles with Designs contest. All you have to do is ‘like us’ on Facebook (www.dzgns.com/facebook). Post a photo on the Designs in Machine Embroidery Facebook page showing your winning smile while holding any copy of Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine. You can have a lot of fun with this – shoot it in your sewing room, in front of your favorite embroidery project, at your local dealer or buried in your favorite stash!
Tag Designs in Machine Embroidery in your photos, add a caption to your photo and consider yourself entered to win over $6000 worth of prizes – including the grand prize a Koala studio. You’ll find a ton of prizes from Klasse, Sulky, Creative Options, Clover, Madeira, Embroidery Library, Urban Threads, Oliso and Baby Lock.
You have 19 chances to win. The top prize is a Koala Studio and you get to choose the style and color you want. Next, there’s a Madeira Thread Chest (fully stocked with 194 spools and Amazing Designs embroidery collections) followed by the Incredible Threadable Embroidery Box, a nifty double-duty thread storage system full of 80 spools plus bobbin thread.
Baby Lock has so generously contributed a machine trolley and trolley tote for hitting the road with your machine. Have you had your eye on that too-hot-to handle Oliso Smart Iron Pro? You might just win it if you enter the Everybody Smiles with Designs contest. If you do take home the Smart Iron you’ll find it’s not too hot to handle, in fact it’s quite cool. It’s a high tech iron that activates with the touch of your hand.
If you’re a Sulky fan, you’ll be glad to know you might win Sulky’s Embroidery Starter Collection with 27 of the most used 40 wt. rayon colors stashed in a Slimline Storage Box.
Two lucky winners will enjoy $100 shopping spree coupons from two of our favorite design companies: Embroidery Library and Urban Threads.
Of course, what’s a sewing contest without some much-needed tools? Our friends at Floriani have donated Floriani’s Favorite Embroidery Tools Kit which includes EZ Snips, angled tweezers, 4 ½” large ring micro tip scissors, appliqué scissors and 5” straight trimmers.
Hoping to win an heirloom to pass on to the next generation? The Nantucket Sewing Basket from Sudberry House could be yours. You’ll treasure the American dark walnut and maple dowel inlay on the lid and basket base.
We all need something to stitch on and many of us turn to The Sewphisticated Stitcher for fun and funky blanks. They have contributed a Dream Bundle of Blanks that includes a sport bottle, damask apron, damask print canvas bag, zebra print mouse pad and a laptop sleeve – all tucked into the collapsible (and embroiderable!) Market Basket.
To round out the prizes you’ll find Designs’ bundle of Stipple! Collections, Designer Necklines and two one-year subscriptions; Clover’s Mini-Iron and Stack ‘n Stitch Thread Tower; Creative Options Craftician Bag and Klasse’s Embroidery Needle Value pack. 
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Tell me what Nancy Zieman uses to press the seams on her Designer Handbag and you could win a copy of Designer Handbags. Does she use a clapper, a seam roll, a wooden dowel or a pressing ham? Leave your comment and you’ll be entered to win a copy of Designer Handbags.
And the winner is… Lorie! “Nancy uses a wooden dowel.Nancy’s videos are so helpful! I always learn something new.” – Lorie Congratulations!Related posts:
Baby Lock Trolley and Trolley Tote, Clover, Contests!, Creative Options, Embroidery Library, Everybody Smiles with Designs in Machine Embroidery, Floriani Embroidery, Just for Fun, Klasse Embroidery Needle, Koala Studio, Madeira Incredible Threadable Embroidery Box, Madeira Rayon Thread Treasure Chest, Oliso Smart Iron Pro, Sudberry House, Sulky Embroiderer's Starter Collection, The Sewphisticated Stitcher, Urban Threads
8 COMMENTS
Suzanne
13 years agoI would like to enter the contest but I am not on Facebook. Any other way of entering? Suzanne
Shirley R
13 years agoI, too, do not use Facebook.
Deb
13 years agoI also will not join facebook. Too bad so many are going to it.
Ethel Roberts
13 years agoNot on Facebook either. Seem to miss out on a lot of things but still won’t join.
Betty Lollar
13 years agoI do not belong to facebook either and, like those comments above,
I miss out, but do not like the fact that the world is watching
and there is no privacy any more. I would love to enter the contests, but there seems to be no way. I enjoy DESIGNS magazine
soooo much.
Pat
13 years agoLike all the others, I will not join Facebook nor will any of my friends now. I enjoy Designs magazine and have subscribed for many years. Happy New Year!
Vicki Bowling
13 years agoAgain, I too choose not to participate in Facebook, I’d rather talk and visit personally or via telephone where I can enjoy the visit. Thank you for your contests however, may we who are not technically using these social sites allowed to participate in your contests too. We sew, quilt, embroider and have great ideas also.
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