Spotlight on Sulky 2013: Winners Announced

QCA Admin — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 10:00:00 GMT

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Win a Slimline Storage Box Dream Assortment of Sulky's new 12 Wt. Cotton Petites Spools - 80 Colors Total!

Sulky of America recently introduced a fabulous NEW line of Sulky 12 wt. Cotton “Petites” Thread. These smaller 50 yd. snap-end spools of 80 dynamic colors of premium quality Sulky 12 wt. Long Staple, Egyptian Cotton Thread were especially created for the myriad of consumers who love Hand Embroidery, Quilting, and Applique, as well as numerous other Hand Crafts such as: Cross Stitch, Crazy Patchwork, Couching, Hand Sashiko, Blanket Stitch, Needlepunch, Candlewicking, Smocking, Heirloom Sewing, Redwork, and Bobbin Work.

Since one strand of Sulky 12 wt. Cotton Thread is equivalent to two strands of typical floss, the huge benefits to you when you use a Sulky Petite spool are: (1.) You don’t have to separate any floss; (2.) There is no tangling; (3.) You can cut any length you want; and (4.) Storage is tidy with no loss of color identity.

You will also love the fact that this smaller 50 yd. Sulky Petite spool has a suggested retail that is almost three fourths less than the price of the same Sulky 12 wt. Cotton Thread on a 330 yd. spool.

Ask for Sulky Cotton Petites at Independent Sewing, Quilting or Craft Retailers all over the United States and Canada. For more information, visit Sulky’s website: www.Sulky.com.

Here is how to enter:

Please click here to enter the contest.

Winners will be contacted via email, if you do not respond within 7 days, another winner will be chosen.

This contest is open to U.S. residents.

Why is this contest open only to U.S. residents?
We value all of our members, whether in or outside of the U.S. While we wish that it was possible to include everyone in our contests, it isn't. Holding contests has complex legal implications and you will find that many contests are only valid in the country where they originate. This article gives a good explanation: howstuffworks.com/question541.htm

Congratulations to our lucky winners:

Robyn

Claudia

Karen