Huge New Juki Giveaway (RRP $989.00): Just in time for Christmas

We're so delighted to announce to you our latest “Juki Bundle Giveaway” just in time for Christmas.  Our sponsors have really gotten into the holiday spirit with a tremendous prize this year of a sewing/quilting machine, a serger and a gift certificate!

Our sponsors are offering the complete Christmas package for sewing beginners and experts!  The prize bundle will be a Juki F300, which is a great sewing and quilting machine, plus a Juki mo 644d, which is a 2-needle, 2/3/4 thread serger, and $125 Gift Certificate from our friends at sewingmachinesplus.com which will get you started.

The RRP for this package is a whopping $989.00!

This bundle is also currently available at Amazon for a discounted $924.89 if you just can't wait.. but Amazon is also a great place to go to check out all the reviews and advice on this machine if you're going to hold out for the giveaway.

This giveaway will be a bit shorter than usual and only about three weeks ending on December 24th so while the prize may not arrive at your house until after Christmas, you'll definitely know if you've won.  Wouldn't this be just the best Christmas gift ever?

We'll be announcing the winner via our weekly Sunday newsletter email list so please make sure to sign up if you want to hear right away.

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ENTRY FORM BELOW

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There are a couple of different ways to enter.  Make sure you get in as many entries as possible to increase your chances.  We'll be adding more ways to enter as the contest progresses so please check back from time to time.

Our sponsor has stepped up to cover international shipping (you'll need to pay local import duties if any) so this contest is open WORLDWIDE!

The F300 sewing and quilting machine is a really fantastic machine.  The list of features is huge which you can see in the video below.

The Juki mo 644d is also a terrific serger with all the capability you'll need.  If you don't have a serger, you

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Susan
Susan

I would make a pair of leggings for myself and some matching pants for my new grandbaby.

BJ
BJ

I would make pajamas or leggings with the nordic print knit! Love it.

Laura
Laura

With that beautiful Nordic print, I’d make leggings and then find a coordinating fleece for sweatshirts for PJs for me and my neices. I know they’d love them!

Rene LaVelle
Rene LaVelle

a vest with patch pockets

DelightedHands

Pajamas for the grands would be the first project for this fabric! Thanks for the giveaway!

Debra Stine
Debra Stine

I would make a nightgown!

Kathy S Gant
Kathy S Gant

Clothes for grandchildren

Sue
Sue

This is a lovely traditional fabric and it would look wonderful as warm hats for the family. May be mittens and scarf too

Sarah
Sarah

Cowl neck long sleeve fitted shirt.

Edye
Edye

I would make a Ski Hat and Scarf or a pencil dress for the Season or a sweater under a vest.. So versatile.. could even do the tights the gals are wearing..Ideas are limit less..

Vivian Oaks
Vivian Oaks

I think I’d make a long-sleeved t-shirt with the Nordic print. So cute!!!

Nancy
Nancy

I would make infinity scarves for homeless people in my community.

Shirley
Shirley

Love this fabric would make a comfortable pullover

Jane from MA
Jane from MA

Cozy pjs

Karen
Karen

A baby dress.

Laura Brock
Laura Brock

blanket

Sue D
Sue D

I’d make the Flirty Skirty first! Then I’d systematically go thru and make all the knit items my old machine wouldn’t tolerate!

Maplesyrup
Maplesyrup

Perhaps a warm blouse?

MichiM
MichiM

This would make a nice comfy skirt

Lauri
Lauri

Heh. I placed an order for that yesterday for leggings. 🙂

DThornton
DThornton

Hmmm. Since I live in Hawaii, I wouldn’t be able to use that fabric unless I made something for someone on the mainland. In which case I’d make a simple scarf. Still want to win, though! ha!

Eric R
Eric R

I would make a blanket for my Mom she gets cold easily

Marilyn Garcia
Marilyn Garcia

nice warm pair of pj’s for my great gran daughters (twins)

AMBER DELORME-STUBBS
AMBER DELORME-STUBBS

I’d LOVE to make my 3 daughter’s and myself a pair of Fingerless Gloves.

Jill Wrapson
Jill Wrapson

I would make a snuggly book pillow

Elizabeth Ann Hester
Elizabeth Ann Hester

I would make a scarf with the knit fabric; some leggings for my daughter maybe.

linda Wein
linda Wein

A hoody!

Patricia Regul
Patricia Regul

I would def make a shirt with this.

LisaYH
LisaYH

I’d make pj’s

Lita Elizabeth Ashley
Lita Elizabeth Ashley

I’d make a skirt or maybe some leggings for my teenaged granddaughter

Amy K
Amy K

Sew Simple Leggings!!!

Corinna Curren
Corinna Curren

I would make leggings for my granddaughters.

DesireeK
DesireeK

I’d make pajamas with that fabric.

Katherine Peterson
Katherine Peterson

Consulates!

Brenda Harris
Brenda Harris

Tablecloth

Sandy Allenbaugh
Sandy Allenbaugh

Love the fabric! Maybe leggings

pjmcd
pjmcd

It seems to be the common choice, but I would make leggings so that I could be festive and comfortable.

Pam McDonald
Pam McDonald

A pretty skirt.

Merry Christmas all and good luck. I hope you get all you want under the tree this year!

Corinna Curren
Corinna Curren

I would make so leggings.

LORETTa MEDCALF
LORETTa MEDCALF

I hope at some time in the future to be able to afford a long arm juki