Monday, January 23, 2012

Giveaway- Simply Screen Custom Silk Screen Kit by Plaid


When I woke up back in January 2009 with the impulsive idea of starting a blog I'm not sure I had any expectations of how it would turn out. But I can tell you this, so far this little blog has exceeded anything I'd hoped it would be, and I'm looking forward to all the crafty possibilities 2012 holds.

Today is my three year blogiversary so we're going to celebrate by having a giveaway!

And Plaid has kindly offered to send one lucky commenter their very own Simply Screen Custom Silk Screen Kit.



If you missed my review of Plaid's new custom silk screen kit, you can check it out here. This fabulous kit comes with everything you need to make your own screens and print amazing custom items.

Based on my experience I think it's the perfect kit for beginners and experienced silk screeners alike. This kit would make a great gift OR keep it for yourself and use it make great gifts.

This giveaway is open to US Residents until Friday, January 27th 2012 at 11:59 pm EST.

This Giveaway is now CLOSED thanks to all who've entered! The winner was announced on- this post.
To enter leave a comment on this post. (You can say anything you want but I'd love to know how you'd use the kit or if you've ever silk screened before). If your email isn't in your profile please be sure to leave it in your comment.

A random winner will be selected and announced on Saturday January 28th 2012. The winner has until Tuesday January 31st to contact me, if I don't hear from the winner by then an alternate winner will be selected.

A big thanks to Plaid for offering this kit!

And if you'd like to connect with Plaid online be sure to visit their website, www.plaidonline.com, where you can find all sorts of fantastic project ideas and shop for craft supplies.

Follow them on Twitter. And become a fan on Facebook.

Good Luck Everyone!

75 comments:

  1. I've never done silk screening before so if you say this is good for beginners it'd be perfect for me!

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  2. I haven't done silk screening either, but would love to have the ability to put my ideas to fabric! Thanks for the great giveaway and congrats on your 3rd Blog-Birthday!

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  3. I love silk screening! I have a couple of fun ideas I'd like to get onto some fabric so a silk screening kit would be fantastic. Thanks for the giveaway. :-)

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  4. I haven't ever tried silk screening, but have always wanted to. I would use this to make my hubby some t-shirts for his upcoming b-day. Thanks for the giveaway
    tanyainjville at yahoo dot com

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  5. Ack, my boyfriend and I tried silkscreening once. It was sooo messy that he's been discouraged to try it again, but I hope this kit helps. Thanks so much for the giveaway!

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  6. I've been thinking I would like to try my hand at silk-screening! I would love to be entered in your giveaway - thanks! Congratulations on your third bloggerversary! :)

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  7. This would be awesome to win! I would definitely use this to make shirts with my teens - they are always painting or ironing on things to shirts for their classes & friends, so this would be a much better and professional-looking finish for them!

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  8. i always wanted to learn how to screen print.. if i won i think id use it to make some pillows for my bedroom or a tote bag :) raineoc@yahoo.com

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  9. Fun! I've never tried silk screening before but have always wanted to.

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  10. I've never tried silk screening but I always wanted to learn. I think this would be great to learn.
    Thanks for the giveaway. Congrats on you 3rd year of bloging.
    Love your site,
    Shirley

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  11. I've never done this before but I would love to try! Thanks for the opportunity!

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  12. I have made t's for my kids with iron on and fabric paint but I would love to try silk screening!

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  13. Congrats on your Blogiversary!
    If I won the kit, I'd print silhouettes of my dogs' heads on pillow covers. Emily and Yoda's crates are in the family room, so we'd use the pillows on the sofa in that room

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  14. This would be my first attempt at silk-screening but I'm game to try!

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  15. I have never done screen printing before but it is something I am definitely interested in. Being a huge DIYer and aspiring fashion designer applying my designs and ideas to fabric is something I have been doing and this could make it even easier! I'm not sure if my email is in my profile so here it is rhinestoneddreams@aol.com!

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  16. I tried silk screening years ago with another product. Would love to see how Plaid has improved it.

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  17. Happy three years of blogging!

    I have never tried silk screening, and I think I would use the kit to make some fabric backgrounds for aceos, picture frames, and whatever else I could think of!

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  18. I've done silk screening since college, and I've taught it in public schools, but I've never used a system as easy as Plaid's Simply Screen! Even people who've never silk screened before are successful!!!

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  19. Happy blogiversary! I've never screen printed though I've been wanting to. Thanks for the chance.

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  20. I have not done silk screen - but have certainly purchased many a silk screen item!! I love the look - and would love to use it to design some wonderful prints for children - starting with my twin neices and ending with my 80+ mother -- all children at heart! I can't wait!!!

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  21. I love this lesser expensive version of screening. If I won, I would use it to make some T-shirts of ocean scenes for me and my sister to wear when we take our trips to Florida for rest and relaxation.

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  22. i've never silk screened before but the kit looks super easy!

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  23. Did silk screening in high school, and have been wanting to give it a go again. I have neices and nephew who would love tee shirt that are personalized just for them, thats what I would start with. The I would be all set to get these creative juices flowing and make a variety of projects that have been sitting on the back burner for a long long time. Congrats on the 3 yrs, hope you have many more to follow.

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  24. jazzrocks13@yahoo.com has never done silk screening before but there is a first time!! Blog-birthday congrats.

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  25. I have never tried silk screening before, but I would love to!

    larkspurpurple (at) gmail.com

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  27. This is fantastic! I silk screened in college, and loved it.

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  28. I am a graphic designer and would love to screen my owm designs.

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  29. Congratulations on your blogiversary! I'm a new reader but have been devouring the archives. I've done freezer paper stenciling (and found it rather fussy) but would love to try screen printing for real!

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  30. I have been wondering how to do silk screening. There are so many simple designs I would love to try. It is very kind of you to make this available to someone. Happy Anniversary, and Happy Blogging.

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  31. I've never done any silk screening but have seen some creations made by friends. I'd love to be able to "create" my own fabric and make it into some little boy quilts!

    Thanks for the great giveaway!

    Katina
    kjkoukla(at hotmail....cm

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  32. I had friends in high school that used to do this craft. It always looked like so much fun. Making a original piece of fabric would be awesome!

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  33. Oh so cool! I'd really love to win this and make some awesome tshirts for my nieces!

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  34. I've never silk screened before, but I'd sure love to try it! So many cute things you could make. :)

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  35. congratulations on your blog-versary. I have never silkscreen before, but have always wanted to do it. Here is the perfect opportunity for me to give it a try.

    nhanrs@yahoo.com

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  36. I have never silk screened before but would love to make some pillows!

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  37. Happy 3 year blogiversary! I would love to try this kit! I've seen it and read about it, but haven't been able to get one yet. Thanks for the opportunity to win it!
    happywrappers75@yahoo.com

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  38. This is just what our woman's group at church needs! We want to make shirts to match and this is perfect! What a great craft to do!

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  39. My kids have wanted to make cool designs on shirts for ages now but I just haven't had the extra money to buy a silk screen kit. This would be perfect! They have so many ideas! :)

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  40. I've toyed with the idea of silk screening for several years now, so I could make my hubby and me some great matching sci-fi tees. Thanks so much for this awesome giveaway and huge congrats on your 3rd bloggerversary!
    Big hugs,
    Arielle

    ariellecarlson (at) gmail (dot) com

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  41. I did silk screening when I was in 5th grade for a class project. I remember how fun it was .
    ape2016(at)aol(dot)com

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  42. would love to win this, i have never silk screened but would love to try
    dez3b@yahoo.com

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  43. Ok OK OK I will enter! BUT you have to promise me when I win, you will select another winner!

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  44. Hi,
    I am homeschooled and would use the silk screening for my art projects and our 4-H horse club .We are planing to make t-shirts for fundraisers to help our local horse and donkey rescues. I hope I win!


    Shya

    shyapony@yahoo.com

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  45. I have never silk screened before. I would love to make my own t-shirts!

    MIMIBUNNY11@aol.com

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  46. Never silk screened before but would love to make shirts for my Daisy troop
    ree026 @optonline.net

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  47. Would love to try the silk mscreeing.

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  48. I haven't done silk screening on my own yet, so this would be great. Looks like a wonderful kit. Its hard to find great craft materials around here. Im in the middle of wyoming and its at least 5 hours drive to any sort of craft shops. Thanks
    Jerri

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  49. This would make a great intro for me to silk screening.

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  50. this just screams for a crafty night with me and my sister!
    jobodama at gmail dot com

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  51. I have never silk screened before, but I had a project I want to do for my new great niece. Her dad has a favorite tshirt and I want to make the baby one to match.

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  52. Happy Bloggerversary!

    Silk screening sounds so fun. I think I tried it in junior high, but it was so long ago, and I didn't have the appreciation for crafting that I have now.

    inthespicerack at gmail dot com

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  53. How exciting! I've never tried this kit but I would love to@

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  54. I've never tried silk screening but would love to do so! Hopefully I'm not too old to learn something new!

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  55. I've never done any silk screening before, but I've got two little boys that would let me practice, I'm sure. I'd love to try it out.

    Krista
    whilehewasnapping[at]gmail[dot]com

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  56. What a cool giveaway! I have never tryed it-but would love to! Thanks!
    jacquecurl1(at)gmail(dot)com

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  57. That looks like a fun thing to do with my six year old daughter. It is something I have never done, but looks awesome.

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  58. I have never tried silk screening but it looks like fun. My mom has Alzheimer's and I am always looking for new things
    to try as mother-daughter crafts. Happy 3rd anniversary!!!

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  59. How fun! Thank you for a wonderful giveaway! Happy 3 years! Please count me in!

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  60. I've never done any silk screening before, but this looks really fun. I foster two special needs adults, and I think it'd be a fun project for them to participate in. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  61. Would sure love to win the sil screen kit. I have a new grandson and would love to try some T-shirts
    and onesies for him

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  62. I would love to use this to spruce up my son's onesies!

    I've never done it before, so I'd like this kit because you mentioned how simple it was to use!

    jess.alora[@]gmail[.]com

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  63. My granddaughters do competitive
    swimming and play softball, so
    family team shirts are always needed. And what fun!! This is
    exciting.

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  64. I've never silk-screened before but I'd love to do some totes and tees!

    valery(dot)pozo(at)gmail(dot)com

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  65. Meg,

    Just jumped over from Gingerbread Snowflakes. I feel as you do - there isn't a craft I didn't like. That said I haven't tried silk screening yet but I would love to!

    Maureen

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  66. I've never done silk screening either but I would love to try something new and maybe make a end of the school year thank you gift for my daughter's teachers!

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  67. I would love to try out this kit it looks like a lot of fun, thank for the chance to win it.

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  68. I've been wanting to try this for shirts for my granddaughters. Thanks for the giveaway! Love your blog and all your great ideas.

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  70. What a great give-away! We've been making shirts with cut vinyl stencils and spray paint since the children were small; it would be awesome to be able to silk screen some! Thank you
    (forgot my email *blush*)
    cookiefootmama@yahoo.com

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  71. I've never done silk screening before but it really interests me!

    Abby
    Blondchic160@aol.com

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  72. ive never silk screened before but im looking for a new craft and i think this is perfect! oh the possibilities!
    torimarie08@att.net

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  73. I've never done this before but I would love to try! Thanks for the opportunity!

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