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
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
What a fun giveaway! I would use the Michael Miller pattern for holiday stockings!
I would make some pot holders
This funtasia deserves to be made into a festive tablecloth, apron, present sacks, stockings or even a fun swing dress!
What a wonderful prize to win. My sewing machine is not 2 years old and is broken. Cannot be repaired it would cost the price of the machine. All my sewing for Christmas is on hold until I a new sewing machine arrives at my doorsteps. I have never owned a Serger. Thank you for this contest by JUKI. Good luck to everyone.
Yolande-Mtl. QC. CA.
I would make your oven mitts. Loved the story that accompanied the description!
a beautiful Christmas quilt
I would make blankets for premature babies in our city hospital.
I would make bowl cozies
Easy Christmas Stocking or foldable tote
Aprons–they would be perfect for our “Cookie Baking with Granny” Day!!
Some new hit mitts.
I’d make placemats with that cute Christmas print!
I can see a cute table runner. Thanks for sharing
What a wonderful fabric. Perfect for a number of projects: puffy ornaments, runners, aprons. All great ideas. I’m thinking a chef’s cap would be perfect to go along with that apron!
Thank you! For having this contest.
And Merry Christmas!
I really would like to have a serger. I would make tons of knitted clothing, including sweaters and t shirts for my 4 grandchildren.
I have been looking for a second-hand one that I can afford but winning the New Juki would be an amazing and wonderful thing.
I’d make a headscarf to wear to work and maybe an apron.
I would make quilts for Shepard’s Table (Shepherd’s Table’s mission is to provide help to people who are homeless or in need by providing basic services, including meals, social services, medical support, clothing, and other assistance in an effective and compassionate manner.) and the NICU and children’s ward at my local hospital, as well as gifts for my family
That would be perfect for the border and backing of a Christmas quilt I just collected the patterns for.
I’d make oven mitts for gifts so everyone who bakes Christmas cookies will remember me (since I don’t bake) every Christmas to come!!
I wuld use it to make a t shirt quilt for my kids,I was saving their t shirts since thay started school and now thay almost done with collage.
Landscape quilts!
Aprons galore!
Fabric tray/basket
I would make a seasonal handbag or quillow.
A circle skirt!!
I would make mug rugs to give to friends with hot chocolate pachets.
The Oven Mitts
i would make a quilt
My goodness!!! Thank you for all the free patterns. Love them! And the tools for teaching a new one to sew! I will use those with my granddaughter!!! I would make the backpack!!!!!
I would make oven mits!
A stocking
I would make napkins and co-ordinating table runner. I’ve recently made a Japanese knot bag and would make several more in various fabric.
Endless possibilities!!!!
I would make a table runner, placemats and pot holders.
I would make a wall quilted hanging with the Old World Santa Multi.
Grand baby items!! But love the apron ideas:))
I would make sofa pillows and some pillowcases.
I would make aprons for cookie baking night! Falalala!
I would make a table runner.
Perfect for fussy cutting- I’d make hexies!
I make quilts and blankets for cancer patients at st lukes childrens hospital. this would make it even more enjoyable and easier.