Quart Sized Berry Basket with liner & label holder!
This is a vintage berry basket with a handmade liner, one side is vintage blue/white quilt ticking, the other side is linen. On the front there is a metal label holder with card stock labels to easily organize & identify the basket's contents.
The Berry Baskets have been one of my best sellers on my Etsy site, Stoney Creek Mercantile! I sell this particular basket for $19.99 but I'm offering it for free here on my blog.
So here's the scoop! This basket will be given away completely free to 1 person who follows my blog publicly (bottom right hand side) and leaves a comment on this post about what you would like to use this basket for. In 1 week I will randomly select a winner, which I will identify here on this post but I will also contact you directly!
I'm excited to hear some great ideas!!
I have the giveaway set to post to my blog tonight! Hope you get lots of entries. (Quilty Giveaways is a good one that you can link your giveaway post to... (http://quiltygiveaways.blogspot.com/2011/01/january-24th-january-30th-giveaways.html). I would use the basket for craft supplies--cards or maybe some small pieces of fabric.
ReplyDeleteI would use the basket as a 'show piece' and move it from room to room depending on the weather ;) i.e. wherever I go, basket will go too :)
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Sarah
I LOVE this! If I won (fingers crossed) I would use it to store the extra feet for my sewing machine.
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And I'm following your blog.
i would use it to show all my pretty sewing thread! right now theyre all tucked away, but with this fantastic basket i could so them off! :)
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I love everyone's great ideas!! Thanks for following!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty basket. I would use it to store my scraps of ribbon and Liberty print bias binding.
ReplyDeleteI also have a giveaway on my blog if you would like to take part.
http://rebeccasaix.blogspot.com/2011/01/re-use-recycle-giveaway.html#comments
I think I would use it as a nice gift for someone and fill it will some stationery.
ReplyDeleteI just realized I wasn't already a follower! I'm not sure how I'd use the basket but a few ideas I have are using it as a recipe card holder, to hold extra bias tape and canvas straps for sewing, to put on a changing table to hold the lotions and diaper cream, to keep individually wrapped tea bags in... It's really cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great basket! I would so use that to keep hair accessories in for my two girls :)
ReplyDeleteMore great ideas!! Thanks Everyone! If any of you aren't from around Indiana, we are expecting a nasty little snow storm in the next two days. It's very possible central Indiana will be without power for several days so... I may not be able to keep track of the blog or respond on the 1 week deadline. I will announce the winner & get the basket mailed out as soon as I can though! Thanks again! Keep sending those suggestions & Thanks for the Follows!!
ReplyDeleteI make hair accessories and pins from fabric scraps, and I am constantly losing track of all the tiny things it takes to make them! I would use it to organize my different colors of thread, and some of my findings.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this great give-away!
www.stitchingincircles.blogspot.com
I'm now an official follower (not just a stalker :)! This would be my official beyblade piece basket (a toy my boys love that come with lots of little pieces). So when they ask if I've seen this piece or that piece, I'll just say, "check the basket!".
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your great ideas & for following the Stoney Creek Blog!! We are on facebook as well if you would like to "like" us & spread the word, we would be most appreciative!! Here is the addy http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Stoney-Creek-Mercantile/153635054665702.
ReplyDeleteOk, on to the winner of the Quart Sized Berry Basket! Everyone had great ideas for how they would use the basket so I'm going to choose the winner from a random drawing.
And the winner is.... dun dhun dhnnnn My Adventures in Sewing!!
Thanks for following!!
Great piece of work, doesn't seems that hard to make out. I would be using this to store my hand made toys in it.
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