4.21.2010

Earth Day GIVEAWAY

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Celebrate Earth Day with Loop’s organic fabric !

In honor of this symbolic day, Loop is delighted to participate in a group giveaway ! We’re partnering with talented textile designers to spread the word about how important organic textiles are to our planet.

Here’s the deal : blog hop your way from post to post, learn a little about each designer and their work, and get inspired by their patterns, colors and possibilities. simply leave a comment at each site to be entered in each giveaway for a total of 12 chances to win !

Loop thinks Earth Day is all about choice – We see it as a day to remind ourselves that it’s the sum of the choices we make in our daily lives that adds up to real change and reveals our commitment to sustainability. All of the businesses taking part in this giveaway have made the choice to stand for organic textiles, tackling the challenges of sourcing, production, pricing + merchandising in creative ways because we all believe that sustainable textile production is a necessity for this planet and its people.

So, for our portion of the Earth Day Giveaway, Loop will be giving away 1/2 yard of the fabric of your choice … ! Choose any pattern from our debut Tela Collection [ honey, prehistory, stroll, inari, shown left to right below ] on either the hemp / organic cotton canvas or the yet-to-be released organic cotton sateen; click each style name for more details. Simply describe the ideal project you’d use Loop fabrics for in your comment below and you’re entered to win.

And the winner is ...

KIA

"Ideally I would use the fabric to make a quilted print kimono jacket for a toddler."

To all of the lovely commenters who took part in the Giveaway, thank you for bringing such great energy to Earth Day and for your thoughtful ideas about our fabrics.

In appreciation of your interest, we'd like to offer you an additional 10% off the launch sale price on all our fabrics for orders placed tomorrow, Friday the 30th. Instead of using the shopping cart online, please email me at elissa ( at ) welcometoloop ( dot ) com indicating your order for the hemp / cotton canvas or the sateen and I'll process your order by sending you a custom 'pay now' button for secure checkout through paypal.

Hooray for the spirit of Earth Day everyday !

Betz White
Birch Fabrics
Cloud9 Fabrics
Cottage Industrialist
Daisy Janie
Harmony Art
Homesweet
ink & spindle
Monaluna
Swanky Swell
Umbrella Prints

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Kristy said...

I would use the Hemp Canvas blend to make a laptop case that would be husband approved! ;)

Anonymous said...

The fabrics are beautiful! It would be perfect to create small throw pillows for my room.

Thank you for doing this and bringing awareness to this day!

Have a great day!

Julia

Theresa said...

I would use the bamboo fabric for a table runner in the kitchen or something decrative~

Jennifer Ladd said...

I love the honey fabric - I think it would make a super-cute clutch purse!

Jennifer
jennifereladd at yahoo dot com

kim said...

i love this fabric! i would make myself an awesome bag and my friend a pillow....

Rebecca Maples said...

What a great giveaway. I would use your fabric in a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!

Tong said...

I'm thinking of making some new pillow covers for our bed, I think organic fabrics are perfect! Thanks for the giveaway!

two hippos said...

Your fabric is beautiful. I think I'd use it for a bag (or 2).

Craftymoose Crafts said...

My goodness! These are gorgeous quilt fabrics to me!

Thanks for a chance to enter your giveaway!

Ana @ Don't Fear the Ripper said...

I would make a nice pillow!

Tanya said...

Inari in the cotton/hemp canvas would make a lovely tote!

Harmony said...

I would love a dec pillow out of Inari. True confessions, I am one of the other participants so perhaps I am not eligible to win... :)

Wendy Martin said...

I would make the greatest summer tote bag with this fabric if I win. I have my fingers crossed. Thanks :)

Breanne said...

Oh I love your fabric! I would love a to make a pillow or a small bag (make-up carrying case?)! Love love love!

sewfunky said...

I'd make a tea wallet or a loyalty card wallet... Something fun and useful!

Val Miller said...

a quilt ... a tote ... a placemat or potholder ... so many things could be made (love the fabric)!!

Anonymous said...

The prehistory pattern is truly elegant. Place mats or a table runner (or even a wall hanging -- cutting that fabric into small bits would be painful!) in the cotton satteen would be lovely.
Sarah
miss_sarah_e_brown(at)yahoo(dot)ca

Kelly O. said...

I'd make a carry sack and matching lunch bag!

Julia said...

I would love to use the Prehistory to make a sturdy computer bag for my laptop and all its bits.

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Mary P said...

I'd definitely use these in a purse!

Ammieloris said...

I'd love to use the PREHISTORY fabric for a knitting needle case, or wait for the sateen to try a smooth yarn bag for delicate yarns. :) Thanks for the chance to win.

Patty said...

I love the prehistoric fabric, and would make a tote bag with it.

Malinda Lloyd said...

pillows for my living room OR a basket liner for my bicycle

animegirlie_at_g_mail_dot_com

Elizabeth said...

I would make embellished kitchen towels. Thank you!

Honeybug said...

Placemats and a table runner for eating outdoors!

Nana56 said...

I love them all. If forced to choose, and we are, I am drawn to the Inari. I would make pillows for my daughter. They would be perfect.

Teresa

Danielle (Smith) Hunt said...

I would consult my interior design friend, Kristi, first...But, I would most likely add a decorative element to my house, like a throw pillow for my new couch.

Heather said...

I am in love with the Prehistory and Honey fabrics. I would probably make a laptop case or totes- from either of them!

Unknown said...

i would make some beautiful pillow covers.

Mary said...

I love the Inari - charcoal with cream. These colors would be perfect in our guest room which has a very zen feel. Since it is 54" wide, I would probably make a pillow and incorporate it into a runner for the dresser (or use what is left to make a bag for myself)

beth said...

I would love to make some pillows or cover my corkboard for my designs area of my studio! Thanks for the great giveaway!

Unknown said...

I think a medium size tote from the prehistory on canvas would be fab for everyday!

Express said...

Place mats for my new table or a throw pillow! Very lovely!

Jeanie said...

Probably a market bag, maybe a small purse. Sharp fabrics!

KPB said...

That honey fabric has my name on it. And I'd use it to goozh up some cushions in our lounge room.

camelama said...

I really like the prehistory - I think I'd make some travelling cases for the car, out of that fabric. (Er, to pack into the car, not to pack the car into! heheh)

Katie B said...

Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to use your fabrics for some throw pillows. :)

emma said...

love this range, it is very different to a lot of the other designs out there, I would use it to cover one of my journals or to use as a trim on a skirt or pants.

badlandsquilts said...

I would use the prehistory print (in sateen) in anything quilty...it is one of those neat designs that would be great to add to anything! Thanks for the giveaway!

Erin said...

I'd love to make some pillows out of honey and prehistory!

AZ in August said...

I love the honey pattern!
AZinAugust[at]gmail[dot]com

Karen said...

I love them all but the prehistory would be perfect for a tote in the hemp/cotton

Karyn said...

WOW! Those prints are elegant and organic. I think they'd make awesome pencil skirts in cotton. Prehistory and Inari are my faves.

MossyOakLane said...

I would cover my dining room chandelier shades with it!

Melanie said...

The Honey is amazing! So gorgeous. I would use it to make a handbag or maybe part of a skirt!

Janet said...

Oh these are nice. Perfect for a "briefcase" I think.

Anonymous said...

Nice fabrics! I think the canvas would be great for a bag.

Rebecca said...

I'd love to turn some into a new bag for myself!

Lisa Bee said...

Those patterns are very sophisticated looking. I think I'd use them to make napkins or placemats.. they'd go with everything!

Erin said...

I would use these to make throw pillows for our couch. They would match perfectly!

miznyc said...

ooh Inari is divine! I see pillows with this one.

Sam said...

A half yard of any in the canvas/hemp blend would make a great basket for display at the Saturday Market.

Jessica Levitt said...

What gorgeous textures.

I would probably use those as a base for a bag and add some bright fabrics for a punch.

sweetsakurasky.com said...

i think i would make either a wrap skirt for me or a laptop case for my boyfriend!

pklaw said...

Those fabrics are fantastic and would certainly be used for pillows for my family room!

Jess said...

I would love to make a skirt with almost all of their patterns!

Emily said...

I would make a bag or a pillow with the honey print...love the fabric!

kevnjacks said...

I'm on a roll with my quilt making and would love to incorporate some lovely organic fabric! :)

Miss Prickly said...

Those are really unique and beautiful. I would incorporate it into a skirt.

Corrie said...

I think I'd choose the Honey or Inari to make some awesome pillows!

Meriam said...

These fabrics would work well with my home decor!

Meriam

Anonymous said...

I love Inari, and I think I would make a pillow of it for my bed. It would be something I could look at every day!

Amy said...

The canvas would make a great laptop sleeve for a friend for her birthday!! Thanks for the giveaway!

Sarah said...

Oh I love these prints - such classy colours and lovely textures...I think they look so great on their own I might want to make curtains or a nice table cloth with them.

supernerdette(at)hotmail(dot)com

sharon said...

I like Inari, I think I would use it in a Japanese inspired little quilt , with some big stitch quilting. Love that fabric!

Jeannie said...

I would love to try the hemp fabric as I have never used it. I really like stroll. Well maybe cotton sateen - my fav! Thanks and have a glorious Earth Day.

semi-handmade said...

I'd turn Inari into a great placemat for our family table.

semi-handmade said...

I'd turn Inari into a great placemat for our family table.

Bonnie said...

Your fabrics are lovely and very earthy looking...how appropriate for an Earth Day giveaway!
Bonnie

Signest said...

Happy earth day!
If I won I'd like to make storage for my cloth menstrual pads with the honey fabric. It'd be perfect :)

la chio said...

me encantan los diseños!!! haria almoadones para el libing, quilts, manteles o camino de mesa, individuales, cortinas, uffff de todo!!! ojala tenga suerte!!!
rocio desde cordoba argentina

julie said...

those are beautiful - they look like tea-stains and sepia. amazing! i´d happily take any one... probably stretching on a frame for some wall art because they are too wonderful to cut up.

Mirka said...

I love the Inari fabric <3 I'd use it for something practical -- like travel passport case or coin pouches etc. :)

Happy Earth Day! And thank you so much for the chance! Your fabrics are awesome!

Marina Cerra said...

I would make a nice bag for my walks in the countryside. Happy earth day to all!
marina_cerra@hotmail.com

A Time for Stitching said...

These are just the sort of 'earthy' colours I like and would go well with a quilt I currently have on-the-go.

Anastasia said...

The prehistory in cotton Sateen would be a great skirt!

Mona said...

Lovely, lovely fabric. The inari fabric would be great for cushions for my dining chairs. And I'd have to make a purse of some sort as well, or a small bag.
Happy Earth Day!

Anonymous said...

Happy Earth Day to you and thanks for participating in the give-away! Prehistory and Inari are my faves.I'd probably I'd make some napkins.

Verte Adélie said...

Thanks for the great giveaway. I would probably use it as a beautiful detail in a garment... (Oddly enough, the prehistory pattern reminds me of DNA sections :)).

Susana said...

Thanks for a great post and giveaway! I would use the canvas for a sun-blocking blind. Although a bag would certainly be nice, too.

Krysbrem said...

I love them all!

Can picture myself making either a funky new carry bag, with a matching cord OR a wonderful wetbag for my nappies when out & about.

Sue said...

I would make some cloth napkins or snack bags! So pretty!

Ange Moore said...

Happy Earth Day to you,
Happy Earth Day to you,
Happy Earth Day dear planet,
Happy Earth Day to you!

Those fabric would have to become a bag of some sort, or maybe a cushion cover. Lovely!

Terry said...

Thanks! I really like Stroll. I might try to make a lampshade with it, or a pillow.

cerebral e said...

My, these are gorgeous! I would use them to cover pillows for my couch. Wow.

elissa at iinet dot net dot au

Eatsruns said...

I'd make a skirt, or maybe some cushion covers.

Mystica said...

Would use the bamboo fabric for a table runner and napkins to match.

Heather L. said...

I would probably make a tea cozy.

Just One said...

LOVE prehistory print! I'd use it in hemp/cotton for new baby sling for DD. She is due in late summer with #3 and is a huge baby carrying fan. Well, she's not actually huge yet :)

b*lota said...

such gorgeous fabrics! If I win, I will use the Inari cotton to make a tote!

Angela Flicker: The Art of Making a House a Home in Utah said...

I would love to make a messenger bag. Happy Earth Day.

Jenny said...

oh, i would use this lovely fabric to cover a chair. its just beautiful!

Sally said...

I think that I would use the fabric to make a gift for my husband's nephew and wife since I know they would appreciate the value of the fabric. I especially love the honey and prehistory patterns in the fabric.

Meredith said...

Hmmm...looks like a quilt to me. The colours are magnificent and so earthy. Love it!

CindyLee said...

Definitely a wall art piece. Beautiful fabric! Happy Earth Day!

Michele said...

Those are perfect fabrics to remember Earth Day all year long!

Heather said...

Hmmm. I'm thinking tote bag or pillow.

Amy said...

I would use some mod podge and this fabric to make some cool vases and a pillow for the sun room.

Rae Lynne said...

Knitting needle case or something home decor - maybe pillows. Or toys for my son.

Liz Noonan said...

love this!
okay, i would use the fabric to make a bunny for my baby girl..not very creative but i know she would love it!

MoniCue said...

Honey--love that graphic and the ode to bee. This color set would look good ON me...so the cotton sateen for a top.

~Heather said...

I'd love to use the honey print for a bag. ~H

Jeni Baker said...

I love the inari fabric! I think I would use it to make some placemats!

mehelldog said...

I work at a Quaker school that has great interest in environmental sustainability, in fact, I'm in charge of maintaining our membership in a lot of the sustainability initiatives that we have joined. I also happen to love sewing, of which numerous kids are familiar. Instead of just recycling old clothes to refashion into new ones, I'd love to be able to create several outfits to show the kids that "crunchy" doesn't have to equal drab and that sustainable doesn't have to mean old and pilly!

Anonymous said...

Some type of home decor..probably pillows.

britt said...

i'd make noodlehead new gathered clutch for my mom for mother's day!

Jessica said...

i love inari!! I would make some pillows!!!!!!

EMR said...

I just love the Honey design, and would like a piece in organic sateen cotton. I particularly like bees, because they have such an important part to play in the food chain. I would use the fabric on pillows in my newly-decorated bedroom.

Carol & Eddy said...

Honey cotton canvas to be made into some dinosaur related stuff for my little girl!

Unknown said...

I would love to use some inari in a table runner I am making for my coffee table.

KyTess said...

I'd make a fabric basket from prehistory to house my magazine collection.

Doina said...

Great giveaway! I would make a bag.

Unknown said...

I love the prehistory fabric and if I had enough, would make a loose pair of pants for summer wear. It reminds me of a pair of pants I used to wear in the summer until they literally fell apart on me.

walklet said...

I would use your fabric in a quilt project.

Shannon said...

I LOVE the inari pattern. I think I would use it to make a throw pillow, so I could enjoy it every day. :)

Stacey said...

Bamboo for throw pillows, hemp cotton canvas for stylish eco friendly tote bags!

momma rae said...

seems like a popular answer, but i agree that these fabrics want to be pillows! they are lovely and i thank you for the opportunity to win! :)

zime said...

I love the prehistory fabric. I think it would make a tote bag!
Thanks for this opportunity!!

moira said...

I think your designs are great. Perfect for table runners or even a roman blind or two

Mirjam said...

I like it plain and simple: Inari hemp canvas for a gorgeous big pillow that i can feast my eyes and soul on all day long. Every day.



mirjamvdb at telfort dot nl

Jennifer said...

Wow, what a great offering.
I love your drawings/designs.
I covet the Honey and Inari in the hemp canvas. I would have to touch it and live with it to be sure, but I am thinking a new poolbag just in time for summer! Thank YOu

Jeannette said...

I would take any of them and make pillows for the living room couch! Thanks for the chance to win!

Robin D. said...

i LOVE the inari pattern! if i was lucky enough to win some, i would use it to make slipcovers for my kitchen appliances. that way i could see it everyday. thanks very much for this great giveaway!

hilary said...

I would use the prehistory canvas to make a lovely sun hat!

Kayli said...

I like the foliage in mandarin, and i would make a fun pillow or some wall art. Thanks for the giveaway!

Sarah said...

Hmm, I think I'd use the Prehistory to make a nice bag.

CArch said...

i'd make an insanely cute pencil skirt!

Sol said...

Thanks for the giveaway. What a wonderful way to celebrate the earth!

Jenna Z said...

I think any of your lovely fabrics would look great in a wonky log cabin quilt I have in the planning stages!

Sarah A. said...

I would love some of the hemp/cotton canvas to recreate my favourite purse of all time. It would be too perfect!

Unknown said...

the inari in hemp canvas would make fabulous pillows for my couch!
thankyou!

edgertor said...

unquestionably, i'd use one of your hemp patterns to make a lampshade for an old 50s faux-tiki/naif lamp i saved from the trash. texturally your work is very similar to the lamp, it would look fantastic.

chyanne said...

I would use Inari to create throw pillows for my bedroom, as the pattern is beautiful and would match perfectly...

DianeY said...

I love the prehistory print.I'd incorporate it into pillows

Anonymous said...

Place mats for my kitchen table ... that way I can stare at this beautiful fabric 3 times a day!

Thanks for the chance to win.
Margie

margiedicroce@rogers.com

Cackleberry Homestead said...

I would love to make a small purse from the gorgeous fabric!

Michael said...

Cotton sateen would make lovely pillows!

judyjj said...

Quilted wall hanging, I think. But I might change my mind...

Shannon @ What's Up Whimsy said...

I have a chair that needs to have the seat reupholstered very badly! Your fabric would work perfectly in my house.

VeganCraftastic said...

That fabric would make really cool and modern throw pillows!

Sarah Martin said...

I love the natural, earthy yet modern look of these fabrics imaged above, and what a great palate. Happy Earth Day!

emily said...

For some reason, I really want to make curtains to cover the drab ones in my apartment. That, or a pillow!

Anonymous said...

love to use it for miscellaneous gifts for people!

speck of dust said...

I love how close to nature your designs are. I would use the fabric to make a gardening apron for working keeping my bits and pieces in at the community fruit and veg garden. Happy Earth Day!

Jacqueline said...

I'd use the honey fabric to make a bag for myself or it would also look great as a roman blind in my kitchen.

Andrea said...

love the prehistory and the inari, they make me feel very outdoor-sy. maybe some napkins and a sliverware roll for the picnic basket...sounds yummy!

juniperberry said...

lovely neutral designs! I think they'd be great as pillow covers.

Charlotte said...

I love that prehistory fabric and I think the hemp/cotton canvas would make a great bag!

Doris said...

I would use Prehistory to make a custom handbag...it's gorgeous!

Brigid said...

Would love to dress up my kitchen with your lovely fabrics! Thank you for the giveaway!

Annelies said...

I see a yummy bag.....would be sew lovely.

Anonymous said...

I would make some cushion seats for my kitchen table chairs :-)

Brie said...

I honestly have no idea what I would do with the fabric, but when I get my hands on it I am sure it will inspire me to create something amazing with it! It is beautiful!

Natalie said...

Your amazing prints and fabrics really speak to me.
I see gorgeous pillows for my living room and maybe even a quilt for my bed.

Madeline said...

The honey fabric is FANTASTIC! I'm really into making decorative pillows lately, so that is most likely what it will be used for if I win!

PumpkinFreckles said...

O, i would use your pre-history fabric (love) to make some awesome canvas fabric buckets.

Anonymous said...

Inari is so cool -- maybe I could make a tank top with it (plus some coordinating fabric)?

Joan said...

A tea cosy for my friend Sara.

Dr Smartie Pants said...

I love all your fabric. Its hard to choose just one, but prehistory is my favorite. I would make pillows for my couch!

PumpkinFreckles said...

I would make a fabric bucket out of prehistoric(love), hemp-canvas.

Stacy said...

Ohhh. So beautiful. I would use them to make pillows to go in my bedroom.

Quilt Monkey said...

I would love to use the canvas to make covers for some household items - sewing machine, printer, etc. Or perhaps a market bag.

Sequana said...

I'd be using some of that beautiful fabric in a quilt somehow.

Post Grad Hair Cut said...

These are absolutely gorgeous. I would make some throw pillows or maybe a coin pouch and tote bag!

swagnerm [at] hotmail [dot] com

jules said...

love your designs, especially the honey! I would make something for my baby-to-be!

e.louise {Liz} said...

My ideal project would be decorative pillows or totes! Love the fabric!

kia said...

Ideally I would use the fabric to make a quilted print kimono jacket for a toddler.

woolcat said...

Those are all lovely! I would use the cotton sateen for a skirt, probably.

Jeanee said...

I'd make a 1/2 apron with it.

Happy Earth Day!

Cheryl Cochran said...

I would love to make a table runner out of this fabric. It all works together so well.

Meg said...

I find myself drawn to the inari fabric--it would make a gorgeous, simple bag for spring/summer, and would go with everything!

mon amie amy said...

i would love to use these to make a dress. simply beautiful.
happy earth day!! :)

Mary on Lake Pulaski said...

I would use the pre-history to make an awesome shopping bag.

Jenn Doll said...

I would love to make a summer "running around" bag! One to hold all the things of a busy momma!

Micmacker said...

I'd make my husband a new messenger bag using the Prehistory pattern (man, that's gorgeous!) in the cotton/hemp blend. He had a hemp messenger bag & loved it until it was in shreds. Oh yeah, and a matching laptop sleeve.

Gwyneth said...

a blouse!

jenna said...

Oh, gosh, this isn't very original, but I love patchwork quilts. The Inari patterns would be beautiful additions to my white and gray quilt.

Julia said...

I hope to make pretty cloth lunch bags, to encourage me to bring my own lunch to work- no more plastic bags!

Sam S. said...

i'd love to recover some pillows with these earth-conscious fabrics.

Katie said...

I would use the hemp/organic cotton canvas to make a sewing tools kit for all my scissors and rotary cutter. The fabric would be perfect for this.

Jess said...

These designs are PERFECT for pillow and home decors. I would love to make a military style lined bag with tons of pockets!

Colleen O' said...

All of the fabrics are lovely. I'd like to use honey as part of a tree applique on a quilt.

forzalibro said...

i have searched high and low for funky printed drill, to no avail. Organic printed drill would really hit the design spot!

Jennifer said...

I would use the fabric to make a soft toy for my nephew and perhaps be a little indulgent and make myself a new coin purse. They're such beautiful fabrics, I would probably procrastinate for a while first.... :)

carmel said...

i would love to use it for a lamp
i think it would go great with the light

jenn said...

beautiful work!

Alice said...

I would use Inari to make strong re-usable grocery bags to replace all those terrible plastic bags that are so bad for the environment and harm our wildlife

sam said...

OOOOH the Prehistory fabric! I'd make a camera bag for my boyfriend with it! He has a Nikon that he takes everywhere! The bag will be a perfect man accessory.

Unknown said...

your fabrics are beautiful!! i think i'd use mine to make a pillow for our couch :) that or a table runner!

Jessi said...

I love the look for my husband, maybe a decorative t, or even house decoratives.

SAMZE said...

loooove the prehistory and inari prints! beautiful. i could see a great dress or quilt with the sateen or upholstery covers for our couch with the canvas wight cotton/hemp!

beautiful!!!

thank you so much for the opportunity!

anne said...

oh boy, these are beautiful! Any of these in a cotton sateen would make a beautiful lining to a special piece of clothing - maybe a dress? i especially love prehistory or inari for this.

m debello said...

I like the pre history pattern. I would use it to make a doll dress for my asian ball jointed doll.

Dana said...

it's so lovely.

i would love to use it as a tool bag for my quit lessons.

dana

Jenny said...

I would use the honey to make an apron for my Mom for Mothers Day!

fabfabrique said...

i have a chair that is screaming to be covered in inari...
thanks for being green!

Elizabeth said...

A lap quilt!

catnap said...

Curtains. thanks

Anonymous said...

LOVE the fabrics!
I can see the Bamboo for such neat placemats! Thanks for sharing!
Love,Linda

jldouglas@wispwest.net

KelseyRar said...

I love the prehistory print so much! I would make a journal cover with it, or perhaps couch pillows so I could look at it all the time!

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