fabric of the week

Reading Between the Fabrics: Announcing Our Book Fabric Contest Winners

April 12, 2012

Books on fabric may not be nearly as much fun to read, but on the other hand they're much easier to pack up and move, and less likely to smell musty. This was an unsually close contest, and the winner is first-timer JeAnna Casper (addilou) with "A Wise Old Bookend." I think the top ten are all begging to become lampshades for libraries.

See the Top 10 Book Fabrics

The final votes:

1. 715 votes for A Wise Old Bookend by addilou
2. 702 votes for Staxx by pennycandy
3. 655 votes for final_books by erytheia
4. 557 votes for Reading and Writing by gsonge
5. 485 votes for Book Shelf by lauredesigns
6. 458 votes for Quiet Time by kayajoy
7. 420 votes for My bookshelf by newmom
8. 418 votes for basic bookshelf by avelis
9. 414 votes for Great Lines of Literature by ceanirminger
10. 407 votes for I write, you wrote, we should all have written! by verycherry

Upcoming Fabric Of the Week contest themes: Snow + Sci-Sci-SCIENCE!

February 19, 2010

In the newsletter yesterday we posted two new Fabric Of the Week themes, one of which has a deadline of Monday. [note that we have a new process for entering contests, explained in the How to Enter section of the upcoming contests page]

Snow. Contest for fabric designs with a theme of snow. Submissions are open now, but will close on Monday, February 22, at noon EST. Voting will take place next week.

Science. Fabric designs using science (and/or math) as a theme. Submissions are open now, but close on Monday, March 1, at noon EST.

For instructions on entering, contest rules, etc., please see our upcoming contests page.

UPCOMING SPOONFLOWER CONTESTS

Upcoming Themed Fabric Of the Week Contests

November 5, 2009

VIEW OUR CURRENT FABRIC OF THE WEEK CONTEST PAGE

Whooo won Fabric of the Week? The Christmas Owls, of course

September 3, 2009

New Fabric of the Week!

Congratulations to Emily Burger, a mom and artist who loves drawing for children. Just when I thought owls were on their way out, her Christmas Owls proved me wrong by winning the lion’s share of votes in the second week of our three-week Christmas-in-summer fabric design marathon.

Be sure to check out Emily’s other fabulous work in her Etsy shop and on her blog, Wall Candy.

For the next six days you can buy Emily’s owls in the Spoonflower Etsy store as a special, limited edition fabric of the week. Final vote count was as follows:

Thanks to all who participated.

Next Week’s Contest Theme: ~ Halloween ~
Up until Monday at noon (EST), submit your Spoonflower designs for consideration in our Halloween-themed fabric of the week contest. Details and entry form are here. Please, only one entry per designer.