Two Deadlines: {EMAIL}
June 30, 2014
September 30, 2014
Publishing Opportunity
Proposal Submissions
Fat Quarterly Magazine
West Yorkshire, UK
We are now looking for submissions for our next two issues. Zakka, deadline end June and Christmas, deadline end September. We are also looking for eight volunteers for the Zakka issue's Designer Challenge, each of whom will be sent seven fat eighths of these cute Retro Bake prints from Makower to make some kind of Zakka - pouches, slippers, eye masks, bags, tea towels, pot holders, tea cosies, tablet cases, cafetiere cosies - etc etc etc.
If you are interested in either of the above, please email lynne@fatquarterly.com including (i) your proposal; (ii) a photo of something you've designed and made in the past - we are looking at design, finish, fabric choices and photography; and (iii) your social media links including blog, instagram etc.
Please put "Fat Quarterly Zakka Proposal", Fat Quarterly Christmas Proposal" or "Fat Quarterly Designer Challenge" in the heading of your email.
Visit website for full details: www.fatquarterly.com
Fat Quarterly Limited
12 The Old Woodyard
Midgley
West Yorkshire
WF4 4JF
United Kingdom
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Wednesday, April 09, 2014
Monday, March 03, 2014
The Great British Sewing Bee Series 3
Deadline: March 16, 2014 (EMAIL)
The Great British Sewing Bee
Love Productions
BBC Two
London, England
Series 3
Applications are now being accepted for series 3 of The Great British Sewing Bee!
There is a quiet revolution happening in Britain. People are buying sewing machines, going to needlework classes and making their own clothes again. The passion for sewing, it seems, is back.
In this series, some of the nation's most talented amateur sewers compete to be named Britain's best home sewer.
The judges put the sewers through their paces. Each week they test the sewers' ability to follow a pattern - for everything from a simple A-line skirt to a complicated man's shirt. They challenge them to transform a high street buy under intense time pressure, and finally, the sewers are asked to produce made-to-measure garments - from tailored jackets to stunning evening gowns - which must be a perfect fit.
Email sewing@loveproductions.co.uk for more information.
Visit website for more information: www.loveproductions.co.uk/news
Love Productions
43 Eagle Street London
WC1R 4AT
T: 020 7067 4820
F: 020 7067 4821
The Great British Sewing Bee
Love Productions
BBC Two
London, England
Series 3
Applications are now being accepted for series 3 of The Great British Sewing Bee!
There is a quiet revolution happening in Britain. People are buying sewing machines, going to needlework classes and making their own clothes again. The passion for sewing, it seems, is back.
In this series, some of the nation's most talented amateur sewers compete to be named Britain's best home sewer.
The judges put the sewers through their paces. Each week they test the sewers' ability to follow a pattern - for everything from a simple A-line skirt to a complicated man's shirt. They challenge them to transform a high street buy under intense time pressure, and finally, the sewers are asked to produce made-to-measure garments - from tailored jackets to stunning evening gowns - which must be a perfect fit.
Email sewing@loveproductions.co.uk for more information.
Visit website for more information: www.loveproductions.co.uk/news
Love Productions
43 Eagle Street London
WC1R 4AT
T: 020 7067 4820
F: 020 7067 4821
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Quilt! Knit! Stitch!
Deadline: (UNSPECIFIED)
Quilt! Knit! Stitch!
International Quilt Festival
Oregon Convention Center
Portland, Oregon
August 14-16, 2014
Quilt! Knit! Stitch!™ will feature exhibitor booths, quilts, and fabric art on display, and many educational opportunities on the show floor. But what will set it apart from the International Quilt Festivals currently held in Cincinnati, Chicago, Long Beach, and Houston will be a greater emphasis across the board on needlearts like knitting, embroidery, crocheting, cross-stitch, tatting, and sewing.
We require the following from prospective exhibitors:
A letter from you indicating the quilt show/s you are interested in, and that your company has been producing or selling its product lines for one year or more;
A recommendation letter from a business associate in the industry; and
Product samples or photo/s of the items to be sold at Festival, such as a catalogue, a sample pattern, or other substantiation of the line of products to be cleared by the Festival Screening Committee. Keep in mind that we are a textile-related show and we require that at least 75% of the merchandise you bring to Festival be related to this theme. Please only submit items that do not need to be returned.
BOOTH INFORMATION
The basic booth size is 10' x 10'. Included in the booth rental fee are the following: one 6' or 8' table, two chairs, simple lettered booth identification sign, and a listing in the Quintessential Quilt show program. It is our company policy to release booth pricing information only after the screening process and your company has been accepted.
EXHIBITORS AND MERCHANDISE
Quilt Festival is not an antique show, nor a craft show. Among the types of merchandise that are acceptable are: antique quilts, new quilts, antique tops, new tops, quilt blocks, quilting supplies, patterns, kits, books, quilt and needlework gift items, baskets, rugs, antique linens and laces, reproduction linens and laces, folk art items, quilt prints and/or paper goods, sewing supplies (both old and new), quilt racks and frames, wearable art, pillows, and antique beads.
PROSPECTIVE EXHIBITORS
Each prospective exhibitor must pass a screening process by submitting the requirements. The requirements for our spring, summer, and fall International Quilt Festivals are the same. You can also exhibit at Quilt Market by undergoing a screening process for Market.
Download Exhibitor Prospectus: http://www.quilts.com/pqf14/info/ProspectiveExhibitor.pdf
Visit website for additional information: www.quilts.com/StitchPortland
International Quilt Festival
Quilts, Inc.
7660 Woodway, Suite 550
Houston, Texas 77063 U.S.A.
Telephone (1) 713.781.6864
Fax (1) 713.781.8182
e-mail: shows@quilts.com
Quilt! Knit! Stitch!
International Quilt Festival
Oregon Convention Center
Portland, Oregon
August 14-16, 2014
Quilt! Knit! Stitch!™ will feature exhibitor booths, quilts, and fabric art on display, and many educational opportunities on the show floor. But what will set it apart from the International Quilt Festivals currently held in Cincinnati, Chicago, Long Beach, and Houston will be a greater emphasis across the board on needlearts like knitting, embroidery, crocheting, cross-stitch, tatting, and sewing.
We require the following from prospective exhibitors:
A letter from you indicating the quilt show/s you are interested in, and that your company has been producing or selling its product lines for one year or more;
A recommendation letter from a business associate in the industry; and
Product samples or photo/s of the items to be sold at Festival, such as a catalogue, a sample pattern, or other substantiation of the line of products to be cleared by the Festival Screening Committee. Keep in mind that we are a textile-related show and we require that at least 75% of the merchandise you bring to Festival be related to this theme. Please only submit items that do not need to be returned.
BOOTH INFORMATION
The basic booth size is 10' x 10'. Included in the booth rental fee are the following: one 6' or 8' table, two chairs, simple lettered booth identification sign, and a listing in the Quintessential Quilt show program. It is our company policy to release booth pricing information only after the screening process and your company has been accepted.
EXHIBITORS AND MERCHANDISE
Quilt Festival is not an antique show, nor a craft show. Among the types of merchandise that are acceptable are: antique quilts, new quilts, antique tops, new tops, quilt blocks, quilting supplies, patterns, kits, books, quilt and needlework gift items, baskets, rugs, antique linens and laces, reproduction linens and laces, folk art items, quilt prints and/or paper goods, sewing supplies (both old and new), quilt racks and frames, wearable art, pillows, and antique beads.
PROSPECTIVE EXHIBITORS
Each prospective exhibitor must pass a screening process by submitting the requirements. The requirements for our spring, summer, and fall International Quilt Festivals are the same. You can also exhibit at Quilt Market by undergoing a screening process for Market.
Download Exhibitor Prospectus: http://www.quilts.com/pqf14/info/ProspectiveExhibitor.pdf
Visit website for additional information: www.quilts.com/StitchPortland
International Quilt Festival
Quilts, Inc.
7660 Woodway, Suite 550
Houston, Texas 77063 U.S.A.
Telephone (1) 713.781.6864
Fax (1) 713.781.8182
e-mail: shows@quilts.com
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Modern Patchwork Magazine Call for Submissions
Deadline: November 8, 2013 (EMAIL)
Call for Submissions
Modern Patchwork Magazine
Interweave Press, LLC
Spring 2014
At Modern Patchwork® we celebrate the modern quilt movement in all its glory.
We are looking for distinctive and unpublished original projects to suit every room of the house.
The following is our “wish list” for the upcoming issue. You are not limited to the following, but we encourage you to submit projects that fall within these guidelines:
· Modern quilts of all shapes and sizes: bed quilts, wall quilts, lap quilts, throws, beach blankets, and mini quilts
· Kitchen & Dining: pot holders, dishtowels, aprons, recipe book covers, quilted seat cushions, place mats, mug rugs, napkins and napkin rings, runners, and coasters
· Sewing studio accessories: pincushions, needle books, wall décor, and sewing machine covers
· Living room décor: pillows, photo frames, lampshades, fabric clocks, bookmarks, book covers, and rugs
· Items for baby and beyond: stuffed animals, diaper bags, toys, mobiles, play mats, bibs, and baby quilts
· Bags of all sorts: tote bags, messenger bags, yoga totes, lunch bags, clutches, and accessory bags
· Items to take on the go: key fobs, car accessories, coffee cup covers, wallets, luggage tags, and picnic blankets
· Pet accessories: leash and collar sets, dog and cat toys, and pet jackets and beds
· Tech accessories: camera straps, mouse pads, camera cases, and covers for computers, tablets, and iPads
Feature article submissions
We accept queries for feature articles on timely topics related to sewing, modern quilting design, and textiles. To submit a feature proposal, send a detailed outline of your proposal and any related images, websites, or resources illustrating the topic as well as a few writing samples. The query should give an overview of what you are proposing with enough details and supporting information for us to carefully consider your idea. Feature articles are 1,000 to 1,500 words.
Complete details available website: www.quiltingdaily.com/SubmissionGuidelines
Call for Submissions
Modern Patchwork Magazine
Interweave Press, LLC
Spring 2014
At Modern Patchwork® we celebrate the modern quilt movement in all its glory.
We are looking for distinctive and unpublished original projects to suit every room of the house.
The following is our “wish list” for the upcoming issue. You are not limited to the following, but we encourage you to submit projects that fall within these guidelines:
· Modern quilts of all shapes and sizes: bed quilts, wall quilts, lap quilts, throws, beach blankets, and mini quilts
· Kitchen & Dining: pot holders, dishtowels, aprons, recipe book covers, quilted seat cushions, place mats, mug rugs, napkins and napkin rings, runners, and coasters
· Sewing studio accessories: pincushions, needle books, wall décor, and sewing machine covers
· Living room décor: pillows, photo frames, lampshades, fabric clocks, bookmarks, book covers, and rugs
· Items for baby and beyond: stuffed animals, diaper bags, toys, mobiles, play mats, bibs, and baby quilts
· Bags of all sorts: tote bags, messenger bags, yoga totes, lunch bags, clutches, and accessory bags
· Items to take on the go: key fobs, car accessories, coffee cup covers, wallets, luggage tags, and picnic blankets
· Pet accessories: leash and collar sets, dog and cat toys, and pet jackets and beds
· Tech accessories: camera straps, mouse pads, camera cases, and covers for computers, tablets, and iPads
Feature article submissions
We accept queries for feature articles on timely topics related to sewing, modern quilting design, and textiles. To submit a feature proposal, send a detailed outline of your proposal and any related images, websites, or resources illustrating the topic as well as a few writing samples. The query should give an overview of what you are proposing with enough details and supporting information for us to carefully consider your idea. Feature articles are 1,000 to 1,500 words.
Complete details available website: www.quiltingdaily.com/SubmissionGuidelines
Saturday, December 25, 2010
8th Biennial Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta
Deadline: March 1, 2011 (POSTMARK)
8th Biennial Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta
Albuquerque Fiber Arts Council, Inc
EXPO New Mexico (Fair Grounds)
Albuquerque, NM
May 26 – May 28, 2011
The eighth biennial show is sponsored by the Albuquerque Fiber Arts Council (a non-profit organization) and seventeen participating fiber arts guilds. The Fiesta will feature exhibits of Fiber Art, a vendor mall, demonstrations by vendors/guilds/others, fashion shows, and several special displays.
The 2011 Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta Call-to-Entry Brochure has been formatted to 16 separate printable forms covering the specific exhibit entry details, rules of entry and prize information corresponding to each of the 16 different Fiesta Divisions. All sixteen of the Fiesta Divisions' forms are listed in alphabetical order below:
Basket Weaving
Beadwork
Crochet
Dollmaking
Embroidery
Knitting - Hand
Knitting - Machine
Lacemaking
Mixed Media
Quilting
Sewing
Silk Painting/Surface Design
Smocking
Weaving and Spinning
Wool Manipulations (Rugs)
Youth
Visit website for complete details: www.fiberartsfiesta.org/2011FiestaEntry
8th Biennial Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta
Albuquerque Fiber Arts Council, Inc
EXPO New Mexico (Fair Grounds)
Albuquerque, NM
May 26 – May 28, 2011
The eighth biennial show is sponsored by the Albuquerque Fiber Arts Council (a non-profit organization) and seventeen participating fiber arts guilds. The Fiesta will feature exhibits of Fiber Art, a vendor mall, demonstrations by vendors/guilds/others, fashion shows, and several special displays.
The 2011 Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta Call-to-Entry Brochure has been formatted to 16 separate printable forms covering the specific exhibit entry details, rules of entry and prize information corresponding to each of the 16 different Fiesta Divisions. All sixteen of the Fiesta Divisions' forms are listed in alphabetical order below:
Basket Weaving
Beadwork
Crochet
Dollmaking
Embroidery
Knitting - Hand
Knitting - Machine
Lacemaking
Mixed Media
Quilting
Sewing
Silk Painting/Surface Design
Smocking
Weaving and Spinning
Wool Manipulations (Rugs)
Youth
Visit website for complete details: www.fiberartsfiesta.org/2011FiestaEntry
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Passion For Fashion 2010
Deadline: July 1, 2010 (POSTMARK)
Passion For Fashion 2010
American Sewing Expo
The Rock Financial Showplace
Novi, Michigan
Sept. 24 - Sept. 25, 2010
If you are a sewing enthusiast that likes to add your own style to projects, the American Sewing Expo wants you to put on your creative hat, let your imagination go wild and enter our 4th Annual ASE Passion For Fashion! design challenge. This is a live challenge that will provide the opportunity for avid sewers to showcase their sewing and design talents complete with professional models and fashion show. The participant will be given a design challenge scenario and have all day Friday, September 24, to create their "secret project". Expo attendees will have the opportunity to follow the progress of the designers as they work on their creations. Contestants return on Saturday, September 25 to finish their creations and a last minute fitting on their professional model before the fashion show and photo shoot in the afternoon. A panel of industry fashion experts will judge and choose the challenge winner based on creativity, construction, fit, and composition.
We encourage sewers of all skill levels to challenge their creativity and participate in this event.
Prizes will include, but are not limited to
First Place - An Exciting Trip to New York City with the ASE Tour
Baby Lock Espire Sewing Machine
Second Place - Baby Lock Imagine DX Serger
Third Place - Baby Lock Decorator's Choice Sewing Machine
Deadline to enter is July 1, 2010.
Submissions must be accompanied by a $25.00 non-refundable jury fee and 1 fashion garment (no more than a 3-piece outfit) that has been created within the past two years. Fashion garment will be returned.
2010 Passion For Fashion Rules
2010 Passion For Fashion Entry Form
Visit website for additional details: www.americansewingexpo.com
Passion For Fashion 2010
American Sewing Expo
The Rock Financial Showplace
Novi, Michigan
Sept. 24 - Sept. 25, 2010
If you are a sewing enthusiast that likes to add your own style to projects, the American Sewing Expo wants you to put on your creative hat, let your imagination go wild and enter our 4th Annual ASE Passion For Fashion! design challenge. This is a live challenge that will provide the opportunity for avid sewers to showcase their sewing and design talents complete with professional models and fashion show. The participant will be given a design challenge scenario and have all day Friday, September 24, to create their "secret project". Expo attendees will have the opportunity to follow the progress of the designers as they work on their creations. Contestants return on Saturday, September 25 to finish their creations and a last minute fitting on their professional model before the fashion show and photo shoot in the afternoon. A panel of industry fashion experts will judge and choose the challenge winner based on creativity, construction, fit, and composition.
We encourage sewers of all skill levels to challenge their creativity and participate in this event.
Prizes will include, but are not limited to
First Place - An Exciting Trip to New York City with the ASE Tour
Baby Lock Espire Sewing Machine
Second Place - Baby Lock Imagine DX Serger
Third Place - Baby Lock Decorator's Choice Sewing Machine
Deadline to enter is July 1, 2010.
Submissions must be accompanied by a $25.00 non-refundable jury fee and 1 fashion garment (no more than a 3-piece outfit) that has been created within the past two years. Fashion garment will be returned.
2010 Passion For Fashion Rules
2010 Passion For Fashion Entry Form
Visit website for additional details: www.americansewingexpo.com
Saturday, May 08, 2010
2010 Innovation Generation
Deadline: September 10, 2010 (POSTMARK)
2010 Innovation Generation
American Sewing Expo
Novi, Michigan
September 25, 2010
The very popular and inspiring contest for young sewers ages 8 - 18 is presented on the Fashion Stage at the show. These young people amaze and delight attendees with their skills and creativity!
2010 Innovation Generation Contest Rules (truncated)
1. Contestant must be between the ages of 8 and 18 years of age by December 31, 2008.
2. The contestant must be the maker of their entry and knowledgeable on the sewing process.
3. Garments, entry forms and fees must be mailed to the American Sewing Expo offices by September 10, 2010.
4. Garments will be pre-judged on the following:
a. Overall appearance
b. Workmanship
c. Seams and seam finishes
d. Handwork and finishing details
e. Overall construction
f. Degree of difficulty
g. Embellishments
h. Color combinations
i. Notions and trims
j. Compatilibity of materials
5. The contest will take place under the supervision of the Sponsors. Entries will be judged by a committee of sewing professionals selected by the Sponsors. Prize winners will be selected for originality, adherence to selected theme, workmanship, creative use of materials and overall design execution. Participants agree to be bound by these rules and the decision of the judges, whose decisions are final.
To enter, send:
Garment(s), $15.00 entry fee per child and entry form
Download:
2010 Innovation Generation Rules & Application
Visit website for additional details: www.americansewingexpo.com/content/contests
American Sewing Expo
1385 Clyde Road
Highland, MI 48357-2216
phone: 248-889-3111
sewexpo@comcast.net
2010 Innovation Generation
American Sewing Expo
Novi, Michigan
September 25, 2010
The very popular and inspiring contest for young sewers ages 8 - 18 is presented on the Fashion Stage at the show. These young people amaze and delight attendees with their skills and creativity!
2010 Innovation Generation Contest Rules (truncated)
1. Contestant must be between the ages of 8 and 18 years of age by December 31, 2008.
2. The contestant must be the maker of their entry and knowledgeable on the sewing process.
3. Garments, entry forms and fees must be mailed to the American Sewing Expo offices by September 10, 2010.
4. Garments will be pre-judged on the following:
a. Overall appearance
b. Workmanship
c. Seams and seam finishes
d. Handwork and finishing details
e. Overall construction
f. Degree of difficulty
g. Embellishments
h. Color combinations
i. Notions and trims
j. Compatilibity of materials
5. The contest will take place under the supervision of the Sponsors. Entries will be judged by a committee of sewing professionals selected by the Sponsors. Prize winners will be selected for originality, adherence to selected theme, workmanship, creative use of materials and overall design execution. Participants agree to be bound by these rules and the decision of the judges, whose decisions are final.
To enter, send:
Garment(s), $15.00 entry fee per child and entry form
Download:
2010 Innovation Generation Rules & Application
Visit website for additional details: www.americansewingexpo.com/content/contests
American Sewing Expo
1385 Clyde Road
Highland, MI 48357-2216
phone: 248-889-3111
sewexpo@comcast.net
Saturday, October 10, 2009
STUFFED
Two Deadlines: (RECEIVE)
February 15, 2010 & August 15, 2010
STUFFED
Special Publication
Stampington and Company
Laguna Hills, CA
Publishing Opportunity
Be a part of the fastest growing movement in the crafting word: the softie movement. Published twice a year, Stuffed is 144 pages of fun and whimsical soft dolls, accompanied by technique articles and a large gallery section. Felt monsters, crocheted food, fabric pirates … we’re looking for softies that show the heart and soul of plush art while demonstrating
artistic touches.
Deadline for the January issue is August 15th and February 15th for the July issue.
GENERAL ARTWORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES (truncated)
All artwork must arrive at our offices on or before the published deadlines. We prefer submissions of original art. If original art is not available, our next preference is hi-res digital images (300 dpi at 8½" x 10"). If hi-res digital images are not available, we will very rarely consider professional-quality transparencies or color slides. Color-copy submissions
are not accepted.
Depending on the publication, concise yet thorough instructions must accompany each art sample. Attach individual sample instructions to each piece of artwork and include credits for art stamp images used, as well as any other products of note. If you are able, please keep an electronic version of your instructions, as you may be requested to send those in if your work is selected for publication.
Visit website for complete entry details: stampington.com/wanna_get_published
February 15, 2010 & August 15, 2010
STUFFED
Special Publication
Stampington and Company
Laguna Hills, CA
Publishing Opportunity
Be a part of the fastest growing movement in the crafting word: the softie movement. Published twice a year, Stuffed is 144 pages of fun and whimsical soft dolls, accompanied by technique articles and a large gallery section. Felt monsters, crocheted food, fabric pirates … we’re looking for softies that show the heart and soul of plush art while demonstrating
artistic touches.
Deadline for the January issue is August 15th and February 15th for the July issue.
GENERAL ARTWORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES (truncated)
All artwork must arrive at our offices on or before the published deadlines. We prefer submissions of original art. If original art is not available, our next preference is hi-res digital images (300 dpi at 8½" x 10"). If hi-res digital images are not available, we will very rarely consider professional-quality transparencies or color slides. Color-copy submissions
are not accepted.
Depending on the publication, concise yet thorough instructions must accompany each art sample. Attach individual sample instructions to each piece of artwork and include credits for art stamp images used, as well as any other products of note. If you are able, please keep an electronic version of your instructions, as you may be requested to send those in if your work is selected for publication.
Visit website for complete entry details: stampington.com/wanna_get_published
Sew Somerset
Two Deadlines: (RECEIVE)
January 15, 2010 & July 15, 2010
Sew Somerset
Special Publication
Stampington and Company
Laguna Hills, CA
Publishing Opportunity
The Art of Creative Sewing & Mixed-Media
More than ever before, artists are discovering the joy of combining sewing with mixed-media projects, as artists recognize that stitches are not limited just to fabrics. Machine stitching can be added to almost anything including paper, transparencies, fabric, batting, canvas, foil, paper bags, kraft paper, and so much more. For those who choose to work with more durable materials like wood, metal and clay, stitches can also be added, but usually by hand.
Whether you sew by hand or machine, we invite you submit your most innovative and imaginative art projects that incorporate sewing, for this brand new special publication. Sew Somerset will feature projects of the highest caliber that Somerset Studio is known for …projects that will surely take your breath away … projects that will look “So Somerset!” In this 144-page publication, you will find beautiful photographs, easy-to-understand techniques, and a bounty of tips, ideas and inspiration. Sew Somerset will help you learn how to add stitches of varied lengths, sizes, colors, and dimension into your next art project.
Deadline for artwork to be received: Semi-annually every July 15th and January 15th.
GENERAL ARTWORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES (truncated)
All artwork must arrive at our offices on or before the published deadlines. We prefer submissions of original art. If original art is not available, our next preference is hi-res digital images (300 dpi at 8½" x 10"). If hi-res digital images are not available, we will very rarely consider professional-quality transparencies or color slides. Color-copy submissions
are not accepted.
Depending on the publication, concise yet thorough instructions must accompany each art sample. Attach individual sample instructions to each piece of artwork and include credits for art stamp images used, as well as any other products of note. If you are able, please keep an electronic version of your instructions, as you may be requested to send those in if your work is selected for publication.
Visit website for complete entry details: stampington.com/wanna_get_published
January 15, 2010 & July 15, 2010
Sew Somerset
Special Publication
Stampington and Company
Laguna Hills, CA
Publishing Opportunity
The Art of Creative Sewing & Mixed-Media
More than ever before, artists are discovering the joy of combining sewing with mixed-media projects, as artists recognize that stitches are not limited just to fabrics. Machine stitching can be added to almost anything including paper, transparencies, fabric, batting, canvas, foil, paper bags, kraft paper, and so much more. For those who choose to work with more durable materials like wood, metal and clay, stitches can also be added, but usually by hand.
Whether you sew by hand or machine, we invite you submit your most innovative and imaginative art projects that incorporate sewing, for this brand new special publication. Sew Somerset will feature projects of the highest caliber that Somerset Studio is known for …projects that will surely take your breath away … projects that will look “So Somerset!” In this 144-page publication, you will find beautiful photographs, easy-to-understand techniques, and a bounty of tips, ideas and inspiration. Sew Somerset will help you learn how to add stitches of varied lengths, sizes, colors, and dimension into your next art project.
Deadline for artwork to be received: Semi-annually every July 15th and January 15th.
GENERAL ARTWORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES (truncated)
All artwork must arrive at our offices on or before the published deadlines. We prefer submissions of original art. If original art is not available, our next preference is hi-res digital images (300 dpi at 8½" x 10"). If hi-res digital images are not available, we will very rarely consider professional-quality transparencies or color slides. Color-copy submissions
are not accepted.
Depending on the publication, concise yet thorough instructions must accompany each art sample. Attach individual sample instructions to each piece of artwork and include credits for art stamp images used, as well as any other products of note. If you are able, please keep an electronic version of your instructions, as you may be requested to send those in if your work is selected for publication.
Visit website for complete entry details: stampington.com/wanna_get_published
Friday, September 18, 2009
2009 National Sewing Month Contest
Deadline: September 30, 2009 (RECEIVE)
2009 National Sewing Month Contest
Reuse, Remake, Restyle Challenge
We want to see your most creative ideas for how you implement environmentally-sound sewing into your life.
Have you designed a clever method to reuse a garment that you made and no longer wear? Do you shop thrift stores and garage sales for designer garments that you restyle into bags, totes or ‘vintage’ style garments for yourself? Have you found a way to remake an everyday product into something unique and eco-thrifty? Sew up your best ideas for National Sewing Month and you could be a lucky winner!
One entry per person
Maximum two photographs per entry
Photos must be in jpg format
Winners will be chosen by a panel of judges and pictures of the winning entries will be posted on www.nationalsewingmonth.org and on www.asg.org.
By submitting your information and photos, you are granting permission to show your photos online and to publish your name and project information with the photos. No other identifying information will be published and your contact information will not be distributed to any other party without permission.
Visit website for complete details and online entry: nationalsewingmonth.org
Prize packages for the top 3 winning entries will include equipment, fabrics, tools, notions and more.
Winners will be notified by October 20, 2009
2009 National Sewing Month Contest
Reuse, Remake, Restyle Challenge
Have you designed a clever method to reuse a garment that you made and no longer wear? Do you shop thrift stores and garage sales for designer garments that you restyle into bags, totes or ‘vintage’ style garments for yourself? Have you found a way to remake an everyday product into something unique and eco-thrifty? Sew up your best ideas for National Sewing Month and you could be a lucky winner!
One entry per person
Maximum two photographs per entry
Photos must be in jpg format
Winners will be chosen by a panel of judges and pictures of the winning entries will be posted on www.nationalsewingmonth.org and on www.asg.org.
By submitting your information and photos, you are granting permission to show your photos online and to publish your name and project information with the photos. No other identifying information will be published and your contact information will not be distributed to any other party without permission.
Visit website for complete details and online entry: nationalsewingmonth.org
Prize packages for the top 3 winning entries will include equipment, fabrics, tools, notions and more.
Winners will be notified by October 20, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Sew Hip Magazine
Deadline: Ongoing/Unspecified
Sew Hip Magazine
Publishing Opportunity
SEW Hip knows that no matter what your age or ability is you still want original, contemporary patterns and designs. That you want to know what’s out there, where you can get it and how you can make it yourself. And that most of all that you want to be inspired to have more fun and try new things with your sewing.
You can expect 10 issues a year, packed from cover to cover with at least 8 brand new, never before published patterns as well as interviews with both well known and new to the scene designers and makers. The newest products, books and commercial patterns reviewed in every issue as well as original sewing ideas to suit your children or just the child in you. SEW Hip is a sewing magazine that knows just how cool sewing really is.
Visit website and/or blog for addditional details:
Website | http://sewhip.co.uk/
Blog | http://sewhip.wordpress.com/
Sew Hip Magazine
Publishing Opportunity
SEW Hip knows that no matter what your age or ability is you still want original, contemporary patterns and designs. That you want to know what’s out there, where you can get it and how you can make it yourself. And that most of all that you want to be inspired to have more fun and try new things with your sewing.
You can expect 10 issues a year, packed from cover to cover with at least 8 brand new, never before published patterns as well as interviews with both well known and new to the scene designers and makers. The newest products, books and commercial patterns reviewed in every issue as well as original sewing ideas to suit your children or just the child in you. SEW Hip is a sewing magazine that knows just how cool sewing really is.
Contributors
We would love to hear from anyone who is interested in submitting a pattern/tutorial or article to SEW Hip.
We receive so many brilliant ideas for contributions to the magazine on a daily basis, we currently have lots and lots of great patterns, tutorials and features to share with you.
A couple of areas that are not as forthcoming as others though, adults clothes patterns and features/articles on amazing UK sewing and fabric people. So, if anyone has anything that they would like to contribute or suggest for the magazine on either of those counts please send us an email to kerrieATkalmedia.co.uk
Visit website and/or blog for addditional details:
Website | http://sewhip.co.uk/
Blog | http://sewhip.wordpress.com/
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Sew News Magazine
Deadline: Ongoing
Multiple Deadlines for 2009 see pdf file
Sew News Magazine
Submitting Story Proposals
Who We Are
Sew News magazine is a monthly publication devoted to the enthusiastic and creative woman who wants to sew. We provide her with accurate, helpful, step-by-step information for personalizing ready-to-wear and creating original fashions, accessories, gifts and home décor that express her personal style.
What We Want
Articles should teach a specific technique, inspire the reader to try a project, introduce the reader to a new product or company related to sewing, or inform the reader about current fashion and sewing trends. Sew News' primary focus is garment sewing for women, but we also include stories on sewing for men, children and specialty groups like senior citizens, plus sizes, petites and the handicapped. We also cover home décor, soft crafts, machine embroidery, and various fabric embellishment methods, such as stamping, painting, beading and stenciling. Emphasis should always involve sewing, fabrics or notions in some way. Sew News does not normally cover areas like hand weaving, hand needlecrafts, crochet, knitting or macramé. When glue is used in place of sewing, the glue technique should only be a tip or sidebar–not the intended method of construction.
Acceptance/Payment (truncated)
We will contact you and let you know if we are interested (or not) in your query. When an article is accepted, you'll be sent an assignment sheet detailing what is expected of you for the assignment and the intended payment (from $50 to $500, new writers generally $50 to $150).
All articles, including those specifically assigned, are written "on speculation". All payments will be made upon publication.
Deadlines (truncated)
Deadlines are established when a story is assigned.
Contracts (truncated)
Sew News requires original unpublished content and gives first consideration to those authors. Sew News, as part of CK Media, requires an "All Rights" contract to be signed before publication of any article. "All Rights" means Sew News purchases complete rights to the manuscript, art and specific project covered in the contract and that the submitted items may not be used in conjunction with any other article in another publication.
How to Submit Story Queries (truncated)
We request you query by letter or e-mail; do not send finished manuscripts. Your query should consist of a brief outline of the article, a sketch or photo of the intended project, a list of the illustrations or photographs you envision with it, an explanation of why your proposed article would be of interest to the Sew News reader, and why you are qualified to write it. Keep in mind the season and timeliness of your suggestions, remembering that Sew News works on a six-month lead time. Send your queries to sewnews@sewnews.com or Sew News Editor, 741 Corporate Circle, Ste. A., Golden, CO 80401.
The Sew News staff considers queries and makes story assignments continuously. All queries are considered and, within a reasonable amount of time, you'll either receive an assignment, a request to hold the query for further consideration, or a rejection. If more than three months have passed without a reply to your query, feel free to e-mail requesting its status. Direct e-mail questions regarding assignments to Beth Bradley, bbradley@ckmedia.com.
Visit website for complete details: Write for Sew News
Download the 2009 Editorial Calendar
Multiple Deadlines for 2009 see pdf file
Sew News Magazine
Submitting Story Proposals
Who We Are
Sew News magazine is a monthly publication devoted to the enthusiastic and creative woman who wants to sew. We provide her with accurate, helpful, step-by-step information for personalizing ready-to-wear and creating original fashions, accessories, gifts and home décor that express her personal style.
What We Want
Articles should teach a specific technique, inspire the reader to try a project, introduce the reader to a new product or company related to sewing, or inform the reader about current fashion and sewing trends. Sew News' primary focus is garment sewing for women, but we also include stories on sewing for men, children and specialty groups like senior citizens, plus sizes, petites and the handicapped. We also cover home décor, soft crafts, machine embroidery, and various fabric embellishment methods, such as stamping, painting, beading and stenciling. Emphasis should always involve sewing, fabrics or notions in some way. Sew News does not normally cover areas like hand weaving, hand needlecrafts, crochet, knitting or macramé. When glue is used in place of sewing, the glue technique should only be a tip or sidebar–not the intended method of construction.
Acceptance/Payment (truncated)
We will contact you and let you know if we are interested (or not) in your query. When an article is accepted, you'll be sent an assignment sheet detailing what is expected of you for the assignment and the intended payment (from $50 to $500, new writers generally $50 to $150).
All articles, including those specifically assigned, are written "on speculation". All payments will be made upon publication.
Deadlines (truncated)
Deadlines are established when a story is assigned.
Contracts (truncated)
Sew News requires original unpublished content and gives first consideration to those authors. Sew News, as part of CK Media, requires an "All Rights" contract to be signed before publication of any article. "All Rights" means Sew News purchases complete rights to the manuscript, art and specific project covered in the contract and that the submitted items may not be used in conjunction with any other article in another publication.
How to Submit Story Queries (truncated)
We request you query by letter or e-mail; do not send finished manuscripts. Your query should consist of a brief outline of the article, a sketch or photo of the intended project, a list of the illustrations or photographs you envision with it, an explanation of why your proposed article would be of interest to the Sew News reader, and why you are qualified to write it. Keep in mind the season and timeliness of your suggestions, remembering that Sew News works on a six-month lead time. Send your queries to sewnews@sewnews.com or Sew News Editor, 741 Corporate Circle, Ste. A., Golden, CO 80401.
The Sew News staff considers queries and makes story assignments continuously. All queries are considered and, within a reasonable amount of time, you'll either receive an assignment, a request to hold the query for further consideration, or a rejection. If more than three months have passed without a reply to your query, feel free to e-mail requesting its status. Direct e-mail questions regarding assignments to Beth Bradley, bbradley@ckmedia.com.
Visit website for complete details: Write for Sew News
Download the 2009 Editorial Calendar
Monday, December 01, 2008
Stitch Magazine
Deadline: Ongoing/Unspecified
Stitch Magazine
Loveland, CO
Original Sewing Projects
Feature Article Submissions
Stitch is a special issue sewing magazine all about creating with fabric and thread. Yes, it’s sewing but oh so much more. It’s loaded with clever projects and modern designs for your wardrobe and home, inspiring designer profiles, plus hot trends, news, and inspiration from the global community of sewing. Whether you’re just learning to sew or have been sewing forever, Stitch will inspire you to make beautiful things that showcase your unique point of view. Our focus is on contemporary sewing that celebrates the handmade lifestyle.
If you have a project to share, Stitch would love to see it! We are looking for contemporary and innovative sewing projects, from wearables for men, women, and children to home décor and gifts that fit our project themes each issue. We want design-driven projects for stitchers of all skill levels. All projects submitted to us must be original, unpublished work.
Note: Designers of all accepted clothing projects must include a full-size, nested sewing pattern with graded sizes.
Submissions by E-mail
• Send a brief description of the project idea explaining the basic construction and key elements to stitchsubmissions@interweave.com. Include digital images (jpeg or pdf) of a project sketch or photo and the fabric samples you propose.
• Be sure to include your name, address, website, and phone number, and list your credentials (such as previous project design and/or writing experience).
You will immediately receive an auto-reply acknowledging that your e-mail has been received. We will let you know within eight weeks via e-mail whether we have accepted your query. No phone calls or follow-up e-mails, please.
Submissions by Mail
• If you prefer, you may send queries via regular mail. In one or two paragraphs, describe your project idea and include a project sketch or photo plus fabric swatches. Include a SASE (self-addressed, stamped envelope) if you want your query materials returned. Please do not send original projects at this point in the process. If you would like to know that your submission has been received, please include a self-addressed, stamped postcard with each submission.
We accept queries for feature articles on timely topics related to sewing, design, and textiles. To submit a feature proposal, send a detailed outline of your proposal and any related images, websites, or resources illustrating the topic as well as a few writing samples. The query should give us an overview of what you're proposing with enough details and supporting information for us to carefully consider your idea. Feature articles are 1,000 to 1,500 words.
Visit website for additional details: http://quiltingarts.com/stitch/submissions.html
Email:
stitchsubmissions@interweave.com
Mail:
Stitch magazine
201 East Fourth Street
Loveland, CO 80537
Phone:
(800) 272-2193 (Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. MST)
Stitch Magazine
Loveland, CO
Original Sewing Projects
Feature Article Submissions
Stitch is a special issue sewing magazine all about creating with fabric and thread. Yes, it’s sewing but oh so much more. It’s loaded with clever projects and modern designs for your wardrobe and home, inspiring designer profiles, plus hot trends, news, and inspiration from the global community of sewing. Whether you’re just learning to sew or have been sewing forever, Stitch will inspire you to make beautiful things that showcase your unique point of view. Our focus is on contemporary sewing that celebrates the handmade lifestyle.
Original Sewing Projects
If you have a project to share, Stitch would love to see it! We are looking for contemporary and innovative sewing projects, from wearables for men, women, and children to home décor and gifts that fit our project themes each issue. We want design-driven projects for stitchers of all skill levels. All projects submitted to us must be original, unpublished work.
Note: Designers of all accepted clothing projects must include a full-size, nested sewing pattern with graded sizes.
Submissions by E-mail
• Send a brief description of the project idea explaining the basic construction and key elements to stitchsubmissions@interweave.com. Include digital images (jpeg or pdf) of a project sketch or photo and the fabric samples you propose.
• Be sure to include your name, address, website, and phone number, and list your credentials (such as previous project design and/or writing experience).
You will immediately receive an auto-reply acknowledging that your e-mail has been received. We will let you know within eight weeks via e-mail whether we have accepted your query. No phone calls or follow-up e-mails, please.
Submissions by Mail
• If you prefer, you may send queries via regular mail. In one or two paragraphs, describe your project idea and include a project sketch or photo plus fabric swatches. Include a SASE (self-addressed, stamped envelope) if you want your query materials returned. Please do not send original projects at this point in the process. If you would like to know that your submission has been received, please include a self-addressed, stamped postcard with each submission.
Feature Article Submissions
We accept queries for feature articles on timely topics related to sewing, design, and textiles. To submit a feature proposal, send a detailed outline of your proposal and any related images, websites, or resources illustrating the topic as well as a few writing samples. The query should give us an overview of what you're proposing with enough details and supporting information for us to carefully consider your idea. Feature articles are 1,000 to 1,500 words.
Visit website for additional details: http://quiltingarts.com/stitch/submissions.html
Email:
stitchsubmissions@interweave.com
Mail:
Stitch magazine
201 East Fourth Street
Loveland, CO 80537
Phone:
(800) 272-2193 (Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. MST)
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Fabulous Fiber - A Juried Exhibition
Deadline: June 30, 2008 (RECEIVE) & (HAND DELIVERY)
Fabulous Fiber - A Juried Exhibition
Monmouth Museum
Lincroft, NJ
August 15-September 21, 2008
This exhibition will explore both traditional and contemporary works in fiber.
ELIGIBILITY
Artists may submit a maximum of FOUR works on a CD for consideration.
FEES
• Submission of work by Monmouth Museum members is free.
• Non-members must pay a non-refundable $20 fee to submit CD’s for consideration.
JURORS
Joanie San Chirico is a full-time studio artist and has exhibited extensively throughout the country. San Chirico is also an independent curator.
GeraldineVelasquez is an artist, educator, author, researcher and photographer. She is currently a Professor of Art and Design and former Chair of the Art Department at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, NJ. She is also an expert in contemporary American crafts and teaches surface design.
PUBLICITY
The Monmouth Museum provides a printed invitation, e-mail and press release announcements to media and members, and an exhibition opening reception.
SALES
The Monmouth Museum encourages sale of exhibited art work.The Museum will collect the purchase price for all work, take a 20% sales commission and issue a check for the remainder to the artist at the close of the exhibition.
Download the prospectus: Fiberprospect.pdf
Monmouth Museum
765 Newman Springs Road
On the Brookdale Community
College Campus, Parking Lot #1
Lincroft, NJ 07738
732-747-2266
www.monmouthmuseum.org
Fabulous Fiber - A Juried Exhibition
Monmouth Museum
Lincroft, NJ
August 15-September 21, 2008
This exhibition will explore both traditional and contemporary works in fiber.
ELIGIBILITY
- The exhibition is open to any artist 18 years and older.
- All submissions must be original in content, concept, and design and executed in a fiber arts technique or process.
- You must be the designer, creator and producer of your work.
- All submissions must have been completed within the last five years and be available for the complete run of the exhibition.
Artists may submit a maximum of FOUR works on a CD for consideration.
FEES
• Submission of work by Monmouth Museum members is free.
• Non-members must pay a non-refundable $20 fee to submit CD’s for consideration.
JURORS
Joanie San Chirico is a full-time studio artist and has exhibited extensively throughout the country. San Chirico is also an independent curator.
GeraldineVelasquez is an artist, educator, author, researcher and photographer. She is currently a Professor of Art and Design and former Chair of the Art Department at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, NJ. She is also an expert in contemporary American crafts and teaches surface design.
PUBLICITY
The Monmouth Museum provides a printed invitation, e-mail and press release announcements to media and members, and an exhibition opening reception.
SALES
The Monmouth Museum encourages sale of exhibited art work.The Museum will collect the purchase price for all work, take a 20% sales commission and issue a check for the remainder to the artist at the close of the exhibition.
Download the prospectus: Fiberprospect.pdf
Monmouth Museum
765 Newman Springs Road
On the Brookdale Community
College Campus, Parking Lot #1
Lincroft, NJ 07738
732-747-2266
www.monmouthmuseum.org
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Writing for Sew News
Deadline: Ongoing
(see editorial calendar for specific dates)
Writing for Sew News
Sew News magazine is a monthly publication devoted to the enthusiastic and creative woman who wants to sew. We provide her with accurate, helpful, step-by-step information for personalizing ready-to-wear and creating original fashions, accessories, gifts and home décor that express her personal style.
What We Want
Articles should teach a specific technique, inspire the reader to try a project, introduce the reader to a new product or company related to sewing, or inform the reader about current fashion and sewing trends. Sew News' primary focus is garment sewing for women, but we also include stories on sewing for men, children and specialty groups like senior citizens, plus sizes, petites and the handicapped. We also cover home décor, soft crafts, machine embroidery, and various fabric embellishment methods, such as stamping, painting, beading and stenciling. Emphasis should always involve sewing, fabrics or notions in some way. Sew News does not normally cover areas like hand weaving, hand needlecrafts, crochet, knitting or macramé. When glue is used in place of sewing, the glue technique should only be a tip or sidebar–not the intended method of construction.
Acceptance/Payment
We will contact you and let you know if we are interested (or not) in your query. When an article is accepted, you'll be sent an assignment sheet detailing what is expected of you for the assignment and the intended payment (from $50 to $500, new writers generally $50 to $150, depending on the length and complexity of the subject, and the garment(s), samples, photography, illustrations or sources to be supplied).
All articles, including those specifically assigned, are written "on speculation." All payments will be made upon publication.
In all cases, Sew News reserves the right to edit, rewrite and cut articles where necessary.
Deadlines
Deadlines are established when a story is assigned.
Contracts
Sew News requires original unpublished content and gives first consideration to those authors. Sew News, as part of CK Media, requires an "all rights" contract to be signed before publication of any article. "All rights" means Sew News purchases complete rights to the manuscript, art and specific project covered in the contract and that the submitted items may not be used in conjunction with any other article in another publication.
These rights apply to specific projects, but not to individual techniques. For example, when a writer signs a Sew News "all rights" contract for an article on a machine-embroidered jacket, he/she may not allow the particulars of that project to be published anywhere else. However, he/she may publish another article on machine embroidery, including an article on a machine-embroidered jacket, as long as it's neither the same jacket nor the same embroidery designs.
How to Submit Story Queries
We have a small staff. Therefore, we request you query by letter or e-mail; do not send finished manuscripts. Your query should consist of a brief outline of the article, a sketch or photo of the intended project, a list of the illustrations or photographs you envision with it, an explanation of why your proposed article would be of interest to the Sew News reader, and why you are qualified to write it. Keep in mind the season and timeliness of your suggestions, remembering that Sew News works on a six-month lead time.
Send your queries to sewnews@sewnews.com or
Sew News Editor
741 Corporate Circle, Ste. A.,
Golden, CO 80401
The Sew News staff considers queries and makes story assignments continuously. All queries are considered and, within a reasonable amount of time, you'll either receive an assignment, a request to hold the query for further consideration, or a rejection. If more than three months have passed without a reply to your query, feel free to e-mail requesting its status. Direct e-mail questions regarding assignments to Ellen Marchant, emarchant@ckmedia.com.
2008 Editorial Calendar: Download the PDF file
Complete guidelines: http://sewnews.com/aboutsn/guide/
(see editorial calendar for specific dates)
Writing for Sew News
Sew News magazine is a monthly publication devoted to the enthusiastic and creative woman who wants to sew. We provide her with accurate, helpful, step-by-step information for personalizing ready-to-wear and creating original fashions, accessories, gifts and home décor that express her personal style.
What We Want
Articles should teach a specific technique, inspire the reader to try a project, introduce the reader to a new product or company related to sewing, or inform the reader about current fashion and sewing trends. Sew News' primary focus is garment sewing for women, but we also include stories on sewing for men, children and specialty groups like senior citizens, plus sizes, petites and the handicapped. We also cover home décor, soft crafts, machine embroidery, and various fabric embellishment methods, such as stamping, painting, beading and stenciling. Emphasis should always involve sewing, fabrics or notions in some way. Sew News does not normally cover areas like hand weaving, hand needlecrafts, crochet, knitting or macramé. When glue is used in place of sewing, the glue technique should only be a tip or sidebar–not the intended method of construction.
Acceptance/Payment
We will contact you and let you know if we are interested (or not) in your query. When an article is accepted, you'll be sent an assignment sheet detailing what is expected of you for the assignment and the intended payment (from $50 to $500, new writers generally $50 to $150, depending on the length and complexity of the subject, and the garment(s), samples, photography, illustrations or sources to be supplied).
All articles, including those specifically assigned, are written "on speculation." All payments will be made upon publication.
In all cases, Sew News reserves the right to edit, rewrite and cut articles where necessary.
Deadlines
Deadlines are established when a story is assigned.
Contracts
Sew News requires original unpublished content and gives first consideration to those authors. Sew News, as part of CK Media, requires an "all rights" contract to be signed before publication of any article. "All rights" means Sew News purchases complete rights to the manuscript, art and specific project covered in the contract and that the submitted items may not be used in conjunction with any other article in another publication.
These rights apply to specific projects, but not to individual techniques. For example, when a writer signs a Sew News "all rights" contract for an article on a machine-embroidered jacket, he/she may not allow the particulars of that project to be published anywhere else. However, he/she may publish another article on machine embroidery, including an article on a machine-embroidered jacket, as long as it's neither the same jacket nor the same embroidery designs.
How to Submit Story Queries
We have a small staff. Therefore, we request you query by letter or e-mail; do not send finished manuscripts. Your query should consist of a brief outline of the article, a sketch or photo of the intended project, a list of the illustrations or photographs you envision with it, an explanation of why your proposed article would be of interest to the Sew News reader, and why you are qualified to write it. Keep in mind the season and timeliness of your suggestions, remembering that Sew News works on a six-month lead time.
Send your queries to sewnews@sewnews.com or
Sew News Editor
741 Corporate Circle, Ste. A.,
Golden, CO 80401
The Sew News staff considers queries and makes story assignments continuously. All queries are considered and, within a reasonable amount of time, you'll either receive an assignment, a request to hold the query for further consideration, or a rejection. If more than three months have passed without a reply to your query, feel free to e-mail requesting its status. Direct e-mail questions regarding assignments to Ellen Marchant, emarchant@ckmedia.com.
2008 Editorial Calendar: Download the PDF file
Complete guidelines: http://sewnews.com/aboutsn/guide/
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