THIS CONTEST ENDED 02/01/12. THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ENTERED!

We've spent the week giving you some great reasons to take the time for a little R&R: "Re-imagine & Renovate." Now it's your turn. Our generous co-sponsors of the series contributed extra fabric cuts for each of the R&R projects. And guess who gets the benefit of that generosity? One lucky Sew4Home fan!

We have one-half to one yard cuts of one of the cool fabrics from each of this week's "Re-imagine & Renovate." projects:

High Art Handbag: Vie en rose floral dove in Tea from Alexander Henry's Matisse collection, courtesy of Contemporary Cloth.

Bold & Modern Box-Pleat Accent Pillows: Birdies & Chairs in Orchid from the Tufted Tweets collection by Laurie Wisbrun for Robert Kaufman, courtesy of Fashionable Fabrics.

Boho Nesting Duo: Blossom Marrakech from the Karavan collection by Valori Wells for Free Spirit Fabrics, courtesy of The Ribbon Retreat + Fabric.

Happy Hens Potholder: Eggs Over Easy in Black from the Metro Market collection by monaluna for Kaufman Fine Fabrics, courtesy of Fabric.com.

Entering to win the R&R fabric cuts is easy!

THIS CONTEST ENDED 02/01/12. THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ENTERED!

Simply sign up for our Sew4Home mail list or like us on Facebook, and you are automatically entered to win. If you've already done one or both (we hope) of these, your work is done.

We will draw one person at random as of midnight PT February 1, 2012 from the combined names of our Facebook fans plus everyone on our eNewsletter mail list.

No purchase necessary to enter. Void where prohibited.

We will contact the random winner by email to confirm your shipping address, and will ship the gift package directly to you.

NOTE: Due to complex contest legal restrictions and customs requirements that differ from country to country, we are currently able to send prizes to a USA postal address only (cannot be a P.O. Box). Good luck to everyone!

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