Issue 2 of *bespoke* is almost ready for release, and thanks to the lovely & creative Jess Van Den (the blogger behind EpheriellDesigns.com), The Tea Children is lucky to have 1 copy of Issue 2 to giveaway to our lovely readers.
After stumbling upon this lovely publication during a browsing session online, I am very excited for this issue and the cover art work is just gorgeous. Another thing I like about *bespoke* is that it is written totally by the community, for the community.
- vintage crafts - rag ruggin'
- how to find your vintage era
- a tutorial on how to carve a sweet birdie stamp
- the stories of 3 women who gave up corporate careers to launch thriving creative businesses
- thrive - an interview with a crafty lady making a full-time living from her upcycled kimono jewellery
- and lots more.
Issue 1 had a print run of 500 copies, which all sold out, and issue 2 has a limited run of only 1,000. So be quick if you want to grab yourself a copy, or why not enter this giveaway? Jess is also always on the look our for submissions for future issues so head over to the Submissions page to find out more.
All you have to do is leave a comment below telling us why you would love to have this issue of *bespoke* {don't forget to leave a valid way of contacting you & be a blog follower}.
Entries close Sunday March 20th with the winner announced not long after. Good Luck!
{the FLARE magazine giveaway is also running still}
10 comments:
I'd love to read it and then share it with one of my crafty overseas pen pals.
It looks and sounds great. thankyou for this opportunity. cherrie
Oooh Iwould love to win this to read all about the vintage eras x
Ooh, Bespoke's cover art has captivated me! I'm intrigued to find out my "vintage era", and I'd love to win a copy of Issue 2, because Bespoke sounds like just what I've been looking for!
oooh kelly it sounds fab! love the cover pic and the vintage article sounds amazing!! xxx
that cover is to die for and I'm in with my ears pinned back for anything vintage....
Sounds like a FAB rag to read and share with fellow crafty friends :) Great idea! and BEAUTIFUL looking cover ;)
I love zines, I love vintage and I love the fact that it's made out of actual paper and not just online. Something tangible you can flip through and hold - my idea of a real treat!
I love anything creatively handmade and this sounds like just the ezine to connect me with more crafters and ideas.
I loved my first issue of *bespoke* and would love to own the new issue, especially with that gorgeous cover!!!
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