A quick heads up on some sewing related happenings in September...
| September is National Sewing Month and AllFreeSewing is celebrating with daily ideas, projects, and prizes. Watch out for my post 3rd September. |
| Lots of giveaways for sewing along with a sewing, knitting, cookbook or other craft book of your choice, over at Craft Buds. |
| Join BERNINA at WeAllSew for a month of super sewing giveaways, to celebrate National Sewing Month. |
| Legendary American singer-songwriter Stevie Nicks invites fashion designers and stylists across the world to design a show-stopping shawl inspired by her mystical visual style and symbolic lyrics. |
| One Week, One Pattern! is a group challenge where participants wear garments made from just one pattern of their choice, every day for a week. Begins 6th September and there's a giveaway. |
| The Yaletown can be sewn into a dress or a blouse. Sewaholic is hosting the Yaletown Sew Along running throughout September. |
| Baby Sewing is the current sew-along to help others, over at Hopeful Threads. You can join Kristy in making bibs, burpies and blankies, during the months July - September. I cut out some bibs a while ago. Time to get moving. |
| Fiona and Paula are hosting Ho Ho Ho and On We Sew, a monthly link party to encourage Christmas sewing throughout the year. There will be guest hosts, tutorials and giveaways each month. |
| Every 15th of every month, there is a new theme for all crafters to interpret in their choice of crafty weapons. The current theme is ERA. One winner will be chosen at random. |
| Each month, Jane, from Lil Pip Designs, is hosting the Lil Pip Challenge, a sewing / crafty challenge. This month the challenge is sewing the Crayon Art Folio. |
ONGOING charity projects...
| The Fluff Project is all about making stuffed toys for children in foster care. What started as a monthly project, co-ordinated by Kristy, from Hopeful Threads, has now turned into an ongoing drive. |
| Days for Girls International: Feminine Hygiene Program... Every Girl. Everywhere. Period. Veronica, at SewVery, brought this one to my attention. Such easy projects we can sew to help these girls retain their dignity. |
I have lots of sewing planned for September, beginning with some pattern testing and a blog tour. With the warmer weather approaching, I'm hoping to make some kids' shorts and skirts and I really must attack the pile of clothing alterations I've been asked to do. Plus I'm really wanting to get the garden in shape before Summer arrives. What do you have planned for the month of September?
... Pam
I love these compilation posts - I always find something new and fun to check! The Scooter Buddy blog hop looks fabulous because the item itself is totally adorable and looks very fun and doable :) I even see a name I know, scheduled for Sept. 12! The National Sewing Month posts look promising too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great round up! Thanks for including le challenge :)
ReplyDeleteNational Sewing Month! How exciting! Thanks for all this great info! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteSo many interesting things again! Thanks for sharing Pam.
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