Your eyes do not deceive you my friends, Karen's Pattern Pyramid which launched on Did you make that? back in June 2012 is still going strong...and you stand a chance of winning! How's that for a 'Happy New Year' wish from me to you?!?
I won my loot from the lovely Erin of TwirlDesigns - this wonderful bundle has had quite the journey starting off in London and stopping off in Melbourne, Philadelphia, twice in Seattle, Wellington (NZ), Edinburgh, Montreal, Boston, Berkley (CA) and San Antonio (TX) before reaching me!
After I chose a pattern for myself, it still consisted of a substantial 20 patterns ranging from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and more recent. All are pictured below, apart from a modern bag pattern which I stupidly forgot to photograph I'm afraid!
I then added the below 4 patterns to the mix, meaning there's now a whopping 24 patterns up for grabs! McCall 7583 is from the late 40s / early 50s and McCall's 6328, Vogue 6715 and Pattern Practical 6229 are all from the 1960s.
The rules, as outlined by Karen, are pretty simple:
- Anyone, anywhere can enter this giveaway, BUT you must have an active blog.
- The winner gets to pick one pattern to keep for themselves and must then host their own giveaway.
- Although I don't think Karen directly stipulated this in the first place, it has become customary for winners to add more patterns to the mix...thus prolonging the Pattern Pyramid's lifespan!
- If you want the chance to become a part of this unique giveaway's history, just leave a comment below by midnight GMT Friday 10 January 2014 and I'll announce the lucky winner on Sunday 12 January 2014.
Oh, and in case you're curious as to which pattern I'm keeping for myself, I chose this little beauty! Thank you to the lovely person who contributed Butterick 2304!
I'd love to be entered into this pattern pyramid! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIt's getting massive! I'd love to win this - there are a few in there that look interesting to me PLUS I have lots of other patterns to add!
ReplyDeleteCount me in please!
ReplyDeleteWhat great patterns. I'd love to be entered, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would love to host this on my blog! Thanks,
ReplyDeleteNo need to enter me in the giveaway since this Pattern Pyramid has already stopped by my home in Seattle. But, I couldn't help but comment since I'm so excited to see that a pattern I added, Butterick 2304, now belongs to you, a favorite sewing blogger of mine! I hope you enjoy your new pattern, and I can't wait to see where the pyramid is headed next!
ReplyDeleteAaaaw, thanks so much for a) letting me know and b) contributing such a beautiful pattern! I love it and promise to treat it well ;o) I'm also intrigued to see where the Pattern Pyramid will head next!
DeleteI'd show the pattern pyramid a good time if it came back to Wellington! :) you got a really cute pattern there :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's kind of amazing that it's still going round the world! I'd love to enter the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis is so original !! I LOVE this giveaway! I want to be a part of it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I would love to enter. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'dd love to be in. There are 2 patterns that got some extra attention while reading this post :)
ReplyDeleteMEEEEE!!!!! Please me!
ReplyDeletePut me down... Some nice ones there and I too have stacks to add.
ReplyDeleteWow! I can't believe this is still going strong. That is awesome! I would love for it to make a little trip over to the GC ;)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to enter for the giveway! This is such a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteSo awesome! I'd love to be entered in the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love this challenge and I love the pattern you chose. It's perfect for the upcoming holiday - Valentine's Day. I'd love to win the pattern loot so please enter me into the contest!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I'd like to be in to win it, please! I must admit it's already been to visit me (I recognise the green letter on the top ;-) ) but virtually none of the patterns in there were there when I got it, so it's practically a whole new pyramid. (Plus I really want that McCall 7383 pattern you added to it! So gorgeous!!)
ReplyDeleteWould love to be the next stop!
ReplyDeleteOh count me in! Very exciting! I'm sure the pyramid would enjoy some it time in sunny Sydney :)
ReplyDeletePlease don't enter me into the draw, but I had to stop by and say I am STAGGERED and delighted that this is still going. The power of sewing bloggers around the world! What a journey this package has been on. Thanks for blowing on the flames, Marie!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen one of these pop up for a while so this is a nice start to the year Marie! Please count me in, there are some lovely patterns up for grabs. Happy New Year! x
ReplyDeleteWow! I recognise those patterns :-) so much fun!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I can't believe that the Pattern Pyramid is still going strong! Maybe this is my lucky day? :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to be counted in, but if I'd be that lucky to win, I could contribute with magazines only, as my vintage patterns stash is quite small (it only counts a very few pieces). Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI love the Pattern Pyramid! Such a great way to host a giveaway! I have some vintage patterns myself I'd love to contribute and the patterns that are already on the stack are amazing!
ReplyDeleteCount me in!
ReplyDeletePlease count me in! Sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! I've already got my eye on that McCalls 6328. I'm crossing my fingers, that would be too much fun to host on my blog :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to get entered into this draw for a little trip over to the uk :) one of my resolutions is to get better at sewing and blogging so this would be a great wY to start off this challenge! There are some lovely patterns included and I am sure I can find a few patterns if I ransack my mums cupboards! Xx
ReplyDeleteI'd love to join in!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing pattern pyramid, so many great ones..I am in love with the practical pattern no 6229! Please enter me.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see it's still going strong. Count me in please:)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, count me in! There are some beauties in there.
ReplyDeleteCan't believe it is Still going! Can I be entered please?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! Count me in!
ReplyDeleteOhhh!! You are so fabulously generous - I adore the first two of your additions!!! Thank you to EVERYONE who has kept this going - and I have some lovelies that can be added in ;) Toes crossed! Nic
ReplyDeleteWow! More gorgeous patterns - Please count me in!!
ReplyDeleteSo impressed it's still going strong & by the number of responses it doesn't look like it shows any signs of slowing down. I'd love to be a part of it!
ReplyDeleteWow, so many great patterns! Please count me in!
ReplyDeleteI would loooove to be a part of this amazing project! and please say McCalls 6328 is a size 14...
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern you chose and I have my eye on another beauty from the first picture. Fingers crossed ;D
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I can't believe Karen's original Pattern Pyramid is still going on! That's too cool. I would love to be entered into it. Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteOoh, please count me in. I'd love to be part of this amazing pattern pyramid.
ReplyDeletePlease count me in too, not that I need more patterns, but I can certainly help donate :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful giveway. Thanks, I'm in!
ReplyDeletePlease count me in, its amazing that this pyramid is still going!
ReplyDeleteCount me in! I'd love to sew one up and contribute some of my un-used patterns!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a very interesting twist to a regular give-away, count me in, please! :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, how exciting! Count me in :) There are some gorgeous patterns there!
ReplyDeleteI would like to enter.
ReplyDeleteCount me in pretty please!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! What a great way to share the love and pass on amazing vintage patterns! Sign me up please :) x
ReplyDeleteCount me in please Marie! x
ReplyDeleteI'd like to enter - count me in :)
ReplyDeleteI was thinking about the pattern pyramids yesterday and wondered if any still existed. Please count me in.
ReplyDeletePlease enter me Marie! Thanks xx
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