12 Days to Go . . . WeAllSew’s Countdown to Christmas
Day 12 of WeAllSew’s Countdown to Christmas . . . only 12 days to go!
At WeAllSew we’re celebrating the “season of giving” by delivering small gifts to 24 of our loyal fans during the days leading up to Christmas, ending with a BERNINA backpack filled with goodies on December 25. Visit our blog each day to answer the holiday-related question. We’ll pick a name at random from each day’s comments.
Today’s Question
Where do you find holiday sewing inspiration?
Winner: Congratulations to SocialSue!
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61 comments on “12 Days to Go . . . WeAllSew’s Countdown to Christmas”
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I find holiday sewing inspiration mainly online, either from retail websites or bloggers. There is so much good sewing inspiration available online! We All Sew and the Bernina website always post good ideas too.
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The blogosphere 🙂
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I follow several sewing blogs that provide wonderful inspiration. I also enjoy browsing Pinterest for ideas – very addicting!
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I get my holiday sewing inspiration from reading the blogs of other sewists. Thanks for the holiday fun!
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Magazines, Bernina Website
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Inspiration come in many forms, but using good observation skills & adding a great big dose of imagination truly makes things come to life!
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On the internet – blogs & Pinterest mostly.
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I get my holiday sewing inspirations from Pinterest and from suggestions different machine embroidery websites send out.
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Pinterest
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I find sewing inspiration from friends and family.
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ready to wear and this page
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ideas are all around, sewing posts, ads online and in print!
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I find holiday sewing inspiration from magazines, or from online blogs, websites, etc. This year I even found inspiration at the local library, with the guidance of “Leah the librarian”…
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I get inspiration from fabric and Pintrest.
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What did we do before Pinterest? But usually I find so many things there that I want to do, that I don’t do anything because it’s just to hard to decide! Catch 22!
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I like to look at different sewing sites looking for ideas. While I’m cutting out and sewing I like to play Christmas music.
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I find inspiration from blogs like this one and from sewing magazines.
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Pinterest & window shopping.
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Inspiration comes from magazines, pictures or decorations I see when out, or articles I see from blogs and other sources on the internet.
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AQS magazine, Craftsy project pictures, and Google searches.
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I find inspiration on pintrest, magazines and patterns – I combine different ideas to create something original.
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Mostly magazines and blogs
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I find my holiday inspiration on line! Pinterest, blogs I follow and http://www.QuiltingBoard.com all have great things to give ideas and sometimes tutorials, too!
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I find inspiration from the holiday decorations around my neighborhood
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At local quilt shops
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Everywhere. I a always looking at things for ideas
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online, pinterest
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Lately it has been through facebook. So many links, so many ideas!! It sure gets the creative juices flowing!!
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I love going to our local Bernina store ” A Different Touch” for ideas and inspiration!
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I find all sorts of inspiration by looking through Pinterest. Sometimes too much inspiration!
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Blogs, Instagram, magazines, and books
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Threads magazine; Threads website; Bernina website; my local fabulous Bernina dealer (Paramount in Eugene, Oregon), my large collection of patterns and magazines; things I see in stores; ideas from nature; ideas from We All Sew
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My cousin, during the holidays and every other time! She’s got an eye for color, and is very talented. We like doing different things–she likes quilting and I like sewing clothes. But just being around her makes me inspired. We both also like sewing home dec and sewing purses and bags, holiday themed or otherwise.
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I know it when I feel it!!
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Magazines and the internet. There are so many talented people in the world who are willing to share. Isn’t it wonderful!
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Magazines and quilt stores
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Quilting blogs & magazines provide inspiration – thanks.
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Most of my holiday sewing inspiration came from pinterest this year.
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Magazines, Bernina website, TV shows, friend recommendations, Facebook, Pinterist.
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I love this blog for inspiration!
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Beautiful ornaments on our tree
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The same as most; pinterest, magazines and such. But also from the people that the gift/project is for.
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The Internet
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My grand-daughters and their projects.
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I find inspiration online and magazine subscriptions. Thanks for the 12 day giveaway.
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On Pinterest and from blogs!
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I find inspiration from books, nature, pinterest, and the Bernina website.
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Pintrest, blogs & other people’s homes.
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Many of my ideas come from the monthly virtual clubs given at my local Bernina Store; All about ME and and the Bernina Club!
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Love to look at new Christmas patterns and fabric for my inspiration.
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Magazines and my local quilt shop as well as my Berninia dealer.
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The Internet and crafting shows on my local pbs stations.
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Magazines, websites, my own imagination is where I find holiday sewing inspiration most times.
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magazines, weallsew.com, , Internet
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Lots of places, but a big one is Instagram.
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From magazines and online! Your site is great!
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MOSTLY NATURE
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Pinterest!!
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I love to go to sewing blogs and Pinterest at home. When out, I look at the decorations in stores which are inspiring.
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Mainly from my quilt store, those women are so clever. Secondly from the internet.
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