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A pair of “Pass It On” contests from Janome

January 21, 2010 by Anne Weaver

1100d-smJanome has announced a pair of contests related to teaching others to sew.

For Contest #1 (Pass It On!), you submit a story about learning to sew or teaching someone to sew.  1st prize is a DC4030 sewing machine, 2nd prize is a 7034D serger, and 3rd prize wins you an embroidery thread bundle.  Deadline for entry is 3/31/2010.  Read the details here.

Contest #2 (Buy One, Get One – Each One, Teach One) is about completing one of their four promotional projects with a beginning sewist.  Send a photo of you and your sewing protege working on the project and write a few words about the two of you and the project you completed.  Prizes for this contest are awarded to both the teacher and the serger.  First prize is a 1100 serger (teacher) and 634D serger (student).  Second prize is a 634D serger (teacher) and a 7034 serger (student).  Third prize gets a 50-spool embroidery thread bundle (teacher) and a 24-spool embroidery thread bundle (student).  Deadline for entry is 3/31/2010.  Get the details here.

[photo from Janome.com]

[tags]sewing, contest, essay, Janome, serger, pass it on[/tags]

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  1. Renea says

    January 22, 2010 at 6:39 am

    I learned to sew under the watchful eye of my mother. She taught herself to sew when she was a young teenager and that is the age I started to sew. My mother actually took her own clothing and made my clothing when I was very little. (Even a winter coat) My first project won me a purple ribbon at our county fair. (I was in 4-H) I have been sewing ever since. I made most of my childrens clothing while they were growing up and know I am an avid quilter. I am so grateful to my mother for sharing her love of sewing.

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