One lucky reader will win autographed copies of Martha Stewart's Dinner at Home and Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Crafts. Photo: Amazon
Last week Martha Stewart held a book signing at a Michaels store in Manhattan and ShelterPop was there. This week, we'll go even farther, by giving away two autographed copies. One winner will get two books signed by Queen Martha herself: Martha Stewart's Dinner at Home and Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Crafts.
Martha Stewart's Dinner at Home: 52 Quick Meals to Cook for Family and Friends came out earlier this month. It includes 200 recipes spread over 52 meals, all divided by seasons in which the ingredients are readily available and designed to be on the table in about an hour. This sample menu has us drooling: asparagus-parmesan tart with shrimp in saffron broth, couscous with golden raisins and apricot-almond ice cream sandwiches.
Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Crafts came out in March. Didn't you notice that your craft-inclined friends weren't returning your calls all spring? Blame this book. For starters, the book is four and a half pounds! It includes crafts from A to Z culled from the pages of the magazine Martha Stewart Living. One thousand photos should ensure fool-proof crafting on quilts, acorns, candles and more.
To enter to win, just leave a comment telling us your favorite craft (feel free to include a link) or telling us which you'd like to tackle next. We might just be able to whip up a tutorial for you in a future ShelterPop post!
CONTEST RULES
* To enter, leave a confirmed comment below telling us your favorite craft or which you'd like to try next.
* The comment must be left before 5pm EST on Friday, November 6, 2009.
* You may enter only once.
* One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
* One winner will receive a copy of Martha Stewart's Dinner at Home and Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Crafts(valued at $70). We can't put a price on the autographs of course.
* Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older.
* Click here for complete Official Rules. Winners will be notified by email, so be sure to provide a valid email address!
Reader comments (Page 1 of 6)
Not sure what craft I'd like to try next...stained glass? papier mache? But my favorite craft is still crochet.
ReplyThanks!!
Nice contest, love watching Martha, find her so very entertaining, my favorite craft is sewing, right now I am making custom "blankets" for my grankids for Christmas, would love to learn to crochet also. Thanks!
With the holidays coming up, I'm looking forward to doing many holiday themed crafts. The first one that I have in mind is a lollipop topiary. I have tons of lollipops left over from Halloween, so I'd love to make a topiary out of them to go along with a gingerbread house for a sweet magical look for the holidays.
ReplyMy favorite craft I've done recently was a monogrammed pumpkin that I made with upholstery tacks. Now I'm SUPER excited about Christmas and ready for crafty ideas for my centerpiece. :)
ReplyI am interested in making a paper mache lamp shade for a light in my apartment...the biggest challenge will be creating something that isn't flammable!
ReplyMy favorite is painting. Right now I'd like to paint a really large picture on canvas for my living room.
ReplyI would really love to try papier mache even if I 'm not that creative.
ReplyI love doing crafts but have to squeeze them in around the kids schedule....I really want to try scrapbooking. I found the acrylic blocks for stamps and want to try them with scrapbooking!! I can't wait!
Replyi would love to do scrapbooking
ReplyI would be interested in making tinted wax.
ReplyI'd love to make my own hospital gown for our delivery this month!!!
ReplyI'd love to be able to make those cookies with royal icing Christmas ornaments Martha makes.
ReplyI am still working on learning how to knit and refining my christmas cookie baking skills.
ReplyI would like to make some Christmas decorations.
ReplyI want to start a scrapbook of all my grandchildren with all the crafts and drawings they give me.
ReplyMy favorite craft is scrapbooking
ReplyThe next project I'm going to tackle is painting glass, like painting flowers on drinking glasses and pitchers, or painting designs on plates! Have a great day!
ReplyI love to make jewelry but dabble in Christmas crafts too.
ReplyOragami is my favorite craft but I would love to try something new - maybe a gingerbread house for Christmas?
ReplyI haven't tried scrapbooking yet...though I did dabble in card making.
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