The girls and I over at Willow & Co Patterns have been busy the last few weeks putting together a fun sewing contest / giveaway! There are some amazing prizes involved (over $2400 total!) so it's definitely worth checking out. We'll have four prize categories and winners - three based on your awesome sewing skills and one random drawing as well as a drawing for some cool Craftsy classes. Between now and September 1st, you'll be able to link up any back to school outfits you make (at least one item per outfit should be made with a Willow & Co Pattern) to our site to enter. Go here for more details and contest rules and here to meet our lovely judges.
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