An earlier post here at The Fiber Nation focused on this new tool: Cool New Tool For Longarmers where we shared info about this tool and how it's aiding longarmers in putting bindings on quilts while they are still on the frame!
So, what do you have to do to be considered for this prize? It's simple, just leave a comment here on this post, "Free Give Away Drawing!" and the winner will be randomly chosen on July 9th - that's next Friday! You have from now until 7:00 a.m. on Friday morning to leave a comment on this posting to be in the running! So please, email/call/message any of your longarm friends about this and let them know to leave a comment for a chance to win this cool new tool!
The lucky winner will receive a brand new, still protective wrapped Longarmer's Binding Tool courtesy of Leanna Spanner at Anilee Creations! Be sure and check out the video to the upper right here to see how the tool is used! I'd like to point out that I also use mine for stitch in the ditch, because it's a bit shorter than most of the SITD tools out there. That makes it easier to control, and my lines are SO much straighter because of it!
The rundown again:
1. Leave a comment on THIS post to be in the running. (**If you post as "anonymous" you will not be put into the drawing.)
2. The deadline is July 9th at 7:00 a.m. Friday morning.
3. Know your hopping foot size.
4. Share this posting with your friends/longarmer's/etc!
5. Good luck!
***Leaving more than one comment here will not increase your chances of winning, each name will only be counted once, and "anonymous" posts do not count in the drawing.***
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ReplyDeleteStephanie,
ReplyDeleteI met you just once at a Wild Thread meeting at the Mooselips. I was so inspired by your colors and the richness of color!!! Belinda
Haven't done binding on the long arm but would love a tool to use for that purpose
ReplyDeleteWould love to give this tool a try!
ReplyDeleteJust learning on the longarm...you would not believe the mistakes made in the learning curve...some almost comical.The last one, I don't know how the backing was NOT in the sandwich,it was loaded on the frame, but sewed the top to the batting TO the leader. Took all day to UN-seam it.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try this tool. I've tried applying binding with my longarm and it wasn't the easiest thing I've ever done.
ReplyDeleteI attach bindings on the longarm all the time, and this tool looks like it would make my work easier and more consistent. Way cool!
ReplyDeleteThis tool is worth a try. It takes a lot of guesswork out of the binding process.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Give Away.
This is one tool I have been considering buying. Would love to win it.
ReplyDeleteI saw this tool from an email and it looks interesting. At work they call me the gadget queen so I know my longarm will get me into trouble! Thanks for the giveaway chance!
ReplyDeleteI love tools that make it easier! Keep the great ideas coming and share what you find.
ReplyDeleteGreat tool and the videos were helpful. I haven't tried doing binding with the longarm, but it looks easy with the tool.
ReplyDeleteI love tools and have wanted to try long arm binding. Thanks for the give away.
ReplyDeleteWhile I'm impressed that it works for binding on a longarm, I'm more impressed that it can be used for stitch-in-the-ditch and echo quilting. I'd love to try it for both.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great tool! I'd love to give it a try. Jan
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tool! I have had several customers ask me if I can bind their quilts while longarming them and up till now the answer was always "no". Won't all of them be happy if I win. Looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteThis tool looks very cool. I put binding on my last quilt on my longarm and it looks like this would be helpful! Maybe I will win. Thanks for the giveaway!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just way too cool, what a great idea. Love this tool.
ReplyDeleteNew to longarming, but I'd love a chance at winning a new tool.
ReplyDeleteI'm a gadget junky. I just love tools that make my life easier. I have what is known as the "duh" factor when I see something for the first time and I know it's going to work. The "duh" part comes in when I slap my forehead and say "duh, I should have thought of that!"
ReplyDeleteBecky in Omaha
I have seen the video andI think it would be a great tool to have. Gensquilts
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a very cool tool that I would use alot.
ReplyDeleteSeems to be a very useful tool. Thanks for a chance to win.
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