Would you like to see what I've been up to besides creating my website?
The 3 biggest projects that I have completed are:
The digital restoration of an amazing millinery book from the 1920's, Individuality in Millinery.
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| Individuality in Millinery |
A draped flapper gown, slip and cape pattern originally detailed in a 1920's Fashion Service magazine.
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| Draped Flapper Gown |
It may have been a busy month, but it was nice being surrounded by pretty, pretty things while I worked. I thought to celebrate the release of these 3 things, I would have a giveaway! (You all know how I love giveaways).
One lucky reader will win their choice of one of the 3 above patterns or books.
To enter to win, comment which is your favorite pattern or e-book on Mrsdepew.com.
For an added entry, you can do any of the following. Just leave me comment to let me know which you've done:
1. Become a follower of A Few Threads Loose on Twitter, Google, or Bloglovin'.
2. Like A Few Threads Loose on Facebook.
3. Like Mrs. Depew Vintage on Facebook.
4. Mention this giveaway on your blog or share it on Facebook.
I'll announce the winner next Tuesday the 28th.
Do I get a prize for being the first to comment? ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the française sundress, and the French Bra/Corselet Pattern. Of these three, I prefer the bra/tap pant set.
And I already follow you on google, so does that count?
Hi, I'm already a follower :) The millinery book sounds divine!
ReplyDeleteI love the 1940s French bra pattern!
ReplyDeleteI already follow you on Google Reader and I "like" A Few Threads Loose on facebook.
Would love to win the bra and tap pants set. I was going to say millinery, but I'm not sure I have time to start another hobby!
Hi Anna, already a follower. I love the bathing suit pattern, that I am about to finish. I would love to get the last lingerie piece. Good job on the site!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite pattern on the site is the "Underwear and Lingerie" e-book. I'm missing the cute wrap-blouse, though.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I'm not in any of these social networks. I would "friend" you on mysewingcircle.com, though, if you joined there and where I've mentioned your give-away.
Constance
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I would love to have the 1930's evening gown #1120. It just looks like it would be a dream to wear.
ReplyDeleteI already follow your blog and now i also follow you on fb.... I shared your giveaway post on fb... I would love win the 20s book.
ReplyDeleteI love your new Bra (and tap panties)
ReplyDeleteI am already a follower on google
I follow your blog with google reader! I really like the bra and tap pant set, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI already "like" your blog on facebook
ReplyDeleteI also already "like" your store on facebook
ReplyDeleteI also shared a link to this post on my facebook
ReplyDeleteI love that you're preserving these old books through digitization. Really cool! I'm a google follower, and if I had to choose I'd say the flapper gown is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI'm SUPER excited about "Individuality in Millinery" - especially since my sewing project right now is a 1920s ensemble!
ReplyDeleteI just became a follower of A Few Threads Loose on BlogLovin'! :)
ReplyDeleteI like the bra + tap pants pattern :)
ReplyDeleteI follow you via bloglovin (killingbirdsisnotart)
ReplyDeleteLiked A few threads loose on FB
ReplyDeleteLiked Mrs Depew Vintage on FB as well :)
ReplyDeleteTweeted: https://twitter.com/killingbirds/status/235379779552034819
ReplyDeleteI just liked Mrs. Depew vintage on FaceBook! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're so generous! I loved that bra/tap pants pattern when you featured it in an earlier post so I'd definitely pick that one ^_^
ReplyDeleteI've followed you on twitter and as a milliner I have to sat the Individuality In Millinery e book looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteaww, I really like the draped dress. beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteI already "like" Mrs. Depew on Facebook
ReplyDeleteDone and done!!! LOVE THIS BLOG!! Thanks for all the great info!
ReplyDeleteI liked both your FB pages, actually I'm glad I know where they are now! :) My favorite eBook of yours is the Underwear and Lingerie. Love your blog ever since I found it a month or so ago. I'm so in love with vintage :)
ReplyDeleteBias Tap Pantie... and one of these days I'll make them... have to buy the pattern... if I haven't already... note to self: Organize patterns!!!
ReplyDeleteI also like both pages on facebook and twitter!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the draped flapper dress
ReplyDeleteAlready like Depew on facebook :)
ReplyDeleteI am RIDICULOUSLY interested in millinery! Please sign me up!
ReplyDeleteAlready liked Depew and A few threads loose on facebook and followed on twitter and I would love the draped flapper dress.Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love your etsy pattern store and have been eyeing up the 1930's sewing book for a few weeks:) xx
ReplyDeleteI've been getting into hatmaking and millinery so goodness, that sounds awesome1
ReplyDeleteand I follow you via greader
ReplyDeleteThe 1920s dress pattern, please!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the one piece bathing suit. When I finally decide to be brave enough to try sewing swimwear, that will be the pattern I go for :)
ReplyDeleteI like a few threads loose on facebook.
ReplyDeleteI like Mrs. Depew on facebook
ReplyDeleteThe French Draped Blouse may just be the world’s perfect blouse pattern! It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI already follow you on Google
ReplyDeleteHave to go with the bra and tap set. Can't get enough lingerie!
ReplyDeleteAlready like A few Threads Loose and Mrs. Depew Vintage on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteAnnounced it on my facebook page: Hazel on the James
ReplyDeletehttp://www.facebook.com/HazelontheJames?ref=hl
I think the French Bra Corselet is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCount me in pleaase - the bra and tap pant pattern are my favourite
ReplyDeleteI love the French draped blouse! Have signed up to follow on wordpress and liked on facebook!
ReplyDeletethe millinery book sounds very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI already like a Few Threads Loose on Facebook.
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