Thank you all for your sweet comments on our newest PDF pattern, the Holly Jumper Dress. I read each and every one of the 96 comments that came in and was pleased to see how many of you already owned a MODKID pattern or a copy of my book and just were hesitant to try PDFs. There were also a few comments from folks who came from the PDF industry, but had never tried a MODKID pattern before. Regardless, there were so many great comments that we couldn't choose winners ourselves, so we left it up to chance. We used Random.org to choose 3 winners, and the results were:
Comment #32:I love PDF patterns. I am horrible about losing my patterns, but I always make sure my PDFs are backed up in many places. I haven't tried any of your yet, but I love the Holly dress. This will be the first spring/summer that my girl has been walking so I can't wait to make her some cute dresses.Comment #35:I have some of your paper patterns, but haven't yet bought one of your PDF patterns. Holly is a gorgeous girl's dress and I would so love to,win it :-)
Comment #77:
Gorby family blog9:53 PM
I love that Holly goes up to a size 10. My oldest daughter doesn't get many handmades anymore since so many patterns stop at size 8. It's a beautiful dress and I'd love to make one for her!
Congrats to all the winners!! Please take a look at our PDF pattern offerings on our Etsy store, and email us your choice at info (at) modkidboutique (dot) com, so we can get it to you right away.
Since so many of you commented that you had not yet tried one of our PDF patterns, we thought we'd make it a little easier on you and give you a 20% off code to use in the next 24 hours... use code TRYMODKID2 to receive 20% off you entire order on our Etsy store! This code is only valid on our Etsy store and is not valid on our website for paper patterns or books. It expires Friday, May 3rd at 12 noon CST.
While I have you all here, I also wanted to talk a little about what's been going on in the design front. As some of you might now, I am a licensed designer for Silhouette America, designing shapes to use on their Cameo machine, which die cuts on paper, vinyl, fabric and other surfaces. Well... true story: I had designer's block recently. It happens to the best of us, I've been told, haha. I didn't upload any new shapes to my Silhouette shop for about 2 weeks because I just couldn't come up with anything new to draw. I needed to draw something that just felt... well.. me. Do you know what I mean?
I dug deep and deeper and then I had an A-HA moment. I thought, why not go back to my roots and draw up my favorite things? What are my favorite things?? Well, I seem to have an almost unhealthy obsession with mid-century modern chairs. I own a couple at home and drool every time I see one at a local auction house. So, I drew up some shapes based on my favorite mod chairs...
I dug deep and deeper and then I had an A-HA moment. I thought, why not go back to my roots and draw up my favorite things? What are my favorite things?? Well, I seem to have an almost unhealthy obsession with mid-century modern chairs. I own a couple at home and drool every time I see one at a local auction house. So, I drew up some shapes based on my favorite mod chairs...
Then, I looked around my house and found my other obsession... vintage cameras! I own probably 2 or 3 dozen of these beauties and they are sprinkled all over my house and studio. I just adore looking at them...
Finally, I thought, why stop there? Let's draw everything retro and vintage! haha
Anyway, you can find my new retro and vintage shapes, along with the rest of my Silhouette Shape Collection, HERE.
Wondering what's going on in the fabric front? Well, we are busy getting ready for the International Quilt Market, which this Spring happens to take place in one of my favorite cities in the whole wide world, Portland, OR! This is a special Market for me because I feel I've come full circle. The first Market I ever attended, 5 years ago, was in Portland, and here I am, 5 years later and 12 fabric collections in. I am not ready to completely show you my new fabric collection, but how about a little sneak peek? OK...
Wondering what's going on in the fabric front? Well, we are busy getting ready for the International Quilt Market, which this Spring happens to take place in one of my favorite cities in the whole wide world, Portland, OR! This is a special Market for me because I feel I've come full circle. The first Market I ever attended, 5 years ago, was in Portland, and here I am, 5 years later and 12 fabric collections in. I am not ready to completely show you my new fabric collection, but how about a little sneak peek? OK...
That's it. Not giving any more hints! Stay tuned for a full reveal... soon! :)
See you in Portland! Can't wait to see the rest of this group...what a well kept secret! Hugs Linda, AllegroFAbrics, AllegroDigiPatterns
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda. I will reveal the rest of the collection next week. See you in Portland!
DeleteYay! I am so super excited I won. I am in full spring sewing mode here for my little girl and the Holly dress is gorgeous! I am in love with your new fabric line too! I can't wait until it comes out! The retro flower fabric would be great as dresses!
ReplyDeleteCongrats again, Kelly!
DeleteI tried ordering one of your PDF patterns from Etsy tonight but the code says it expired? So bummed!
ReplyDeleteI apologize. I'm new at doing Etsy coupons and didn't know that once it expires, you can't use the code again, so I had to add a new code. Now you can use TRYMODKID2 for 20% off. Sorry about the inconvenience.
DeleteThank you!!! I've just been cheering and waving my arms wildly, so delighted to win a pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat peek of your new fabric is so intriguing and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest.
Thank you again :-)
Angela
You're very welcome. Congrats again!!
DeleteThe new line is "just my type" as well - can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm glad it is! :)
DeleteOh, that fabric looks so fabulous!! This is too much of a tease. I want to see more!
ReplyDeleteThanks! A full reveal is coming soon. :)
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