Beside The Sea Altered Item Giveaway! {NOW CLOSED}

(This post is part of my Refresh Your Craft & Soul Blog Event – see the beginning HERE!)

Hey hey, it’s time for the last giveaway!

This time you can win an item altered by me. I’ll iron this image I designed:

… onto an item of your choosing – eg it could be a baby onesie, a kids vest, an adult t-shit, a tea towel, a tote bag etc! Please be aware I won’t be spending tons of money on buying the item to alter though! The colour of the iron-on will also be limited to the colours I own – I’ll email the winner to discuss choices!

I’ve ironed it onto a t-shirt for my son, just to make sure it looked good:

Cute huh?!

Here’s a couple of other things I’ve been ironing vinyl onto but not shared on here before…

My friend Rosie came round to check out the Explore and I helped her decorate a little drawstring bag, I think it was about 3×5″ big. There was a bunny on one side and a cat on the other:

I was really impressed by how well it cut the teeny tiny eyes and noses!

I then used the same bunny to decorate a onesie for a friend who’s expecting:

See the little stars? I used a regular craft punch to cut those from scraps of the glitter iron-on vinyl before adding them to the onesie, it was a great way to use up scraps!

Be Inspired:

Use a sandcastle on your next project

Punch some little tiny shapes out of your scraps

Create a bold blue silhouette of something

To enter this giveaway {NOW CLOSED} Just tell me in the comments what item you’d pick for me to add my ‘Beside The Seaside’ image to if you won!

This giveaway closes at 10.59pm on Monday the 9th of June 2014. It is open internationally. The winner will be announced on Thursday the 12th of June, so check back to see if you’ve won!

Remember that commenting on this post, and any other over this weekend, will count as another entry into the Grand Giveaway, but only if you’ve registered your interest in winning that prize right HERE!  {NOW CLOSED}

See you again in an hour!

Jennifer x

DISCLAIMER: Cricut have provided me with a Cricut Explore Machine, some materials including iron-on-vinyl, and access to the Image Library, which helped me write this post. However ALL opinions in this post are my own and not governed or controlled by Cricut in any way.