Feb 10, Win a Pair of Heart Embroidery Kits

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by Amy
((embroidery-methods.com))

These kits could be yours!

Instructions include diagrams

Do you have a picture of something you made using the Hardanger embroidery technique?

I'm cleaning out my supplies, and I found 2 unopened Hardanger heart kits. That area on the website only has one submitted photo so far, so I'm using these kits as an incentive to get more submitted photos!

How to Enter:
Submit a Hardanger embroidery photo of something you made or own. Tell us about the pattern and where you got it, how easy or difficult it was to make, and anything else of interest. Limit 3 entries per person.

Dates:
The contest will be open on this website (embroidery-methods.com) during February 2011. The deadline for submissions is February 28, 2011, at midnight Eastern Time. Judging will be based on the beauty of the photo, the quality of the comments it receives, the quality of your comments on other submissions, and my personal opinion.

All accepted submissions will appear on the website for comments after they are approved. Obviously the sooner you submit, the more time you have to give and receive comments.

Winner Selection:
I will choose a winner during the first week of March and notify the winner by email. The winner must write back to acknowledge his/her acceptance of the prize and to give a mailing address within 1 week of notification or another winner will be chosen. Your contact information will be kept private in accordance with the Privacy Policy. The prize will be shipped free of charge to any US state within the lower 48. An international winner must supply $10 for shipping before the item will be sent.

Prize:
You will receive 2 Hardanger kits for heart ornaments as designed by Norsk Engros. One is in pink and the other is in blue. The stitches used in each heart are slightly different. The kits include fabric, threads, a needle, and instructions. The winning photo will also be featured on the homepage in March 2011.

I look forward to seeing your hardanger photos!

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