This funky little cupboard design was my latest instalment in FOLK magazine.
This post contains a linkup for those that wish to be featured in FOLK magazine.
The post is truncated for quicker blog loading. Please click below / left for more.
This post contains a linkup for those that wish to be featured in FOLK magazine.
The post is truncated for quicker blog loading. Please click below / left for more.
UPDATE: Winner of the random draw is #161. Congrats to Myra!
To inquire about the other chosen winners, please contact submissions.folk@gmail.com
To inquire about the other chosen winners, please contact submissions.folk@gmail.com
FOLK was themed around travel in the Jan/Feb issue, so Route 66 just popped into my head. I created a gigantic decal stencil with my pro sign making equipment and went to work!
You can still get this issue from a local retailer.
(The full tutorial is in FOLK only this round, however my "How to make old signs" ebook will be published soon that will cover how I design and create old signs onto virtually any surface. You can also see how I create from my old sign post and my stairs post.)
Each time the magazine arrives on the doorstep is like Christmas morning. It feels like YOUR magazine. And that's the way FOLK likes it. They deem partnership as being part of the family.
How about you? Do you wish you had a special place to land where publishing is concerned? Ever wish your own projects would be published? If yes, you've come to the right place today!
FOLK is always looking for contributors of projects AND stories. So editor Ben and I came up with a brainstorm... get YOU involved because your projects are amazing!
Here's how!
How to submit your work:
Link it up here! Today! All the way up to 1 month. (linkup widget is installed below this post)
Submit: Stories and photo shoots
Images of fire flies, sweet tea, front porches, swings, oak trees, gardens, cutting flowers, picnics on old quilts, lemonade. Trips to the beach, strolling down main street in the summer sun. Old fashioned cures for sunburns. Places and food from the south.
Submit: Projects
Projects and product that represent summer life in the country. Recipes for tea and lemonade, homemade pies and favourite sandwiches. A favourite quilt you've made, how you use mason jars, where you place antiques in your home, or anything with a vintage time worn feel.
Clear, sharp, well lit non watermarked high resolution photos that are avail are preferred.
Chosen projects will receive:
- a feature in FOLK!
- 5 free FOLK magazines of the issue you are in
- 1 free year's subscription to FOLK
- an opportunity to host your own FOLK giveaway event on your blog
(this is the most generous offer I know of from a magazine... wow)
How you'll be notified
Successful entrants will be posted on FOLK's blog within 1 month. Follow FOLK's blog HERE and Facebook HERE to ensure you don't miss the announcements!
This linkup will be open for 1 month so please keep creating and submitting!
UPDATE: To inquire about chosen winners, please contact submissions.folk@gmail.com
Curious about FOLK? Living with Lindsay is doing a review of FOLk today so if you don't know anything about it, here's your chance to get to know the publication a little more!
Visit Lindsay's review HERE.
This gorgeous March/April issue is about Country Comforts... comfort food and all things home and can be ordered until Feb 20th HERE.
And really great news... FOLK is going national so you'll find it nearly everywhere shortly! So it's a great time to get published in one, isn't it? :)
Everyone that links up will be entitled to a
1 year free subscription giveaway!
See you soon... in FOLK!
This giveaway is open to those over the age of 18 that submits a project in this linkup - worldwide, except where prohibited by law. Canadian winners will be asked to answer a skill testing question. The winner will be chosen from the linkup participants and be drawn by random.org. The giveaway winner will be announced by March 16 2012 on FOLK's blog.
UPDATE: To inquire about chosen winners, please contact submissions.folk@gmail.com
Hi, Donna! Thanks for hosting this party! This is such a great idea! Embarrassingly, I have never heard of Folk Magazine! Now I'm a follower of their blog and on Facebook!!!! Thanks for introducing us!!!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Dumped & Discovered
Ben and Donna - this is a great idea, almost like American Idol for print with a down home twist.
ReplyDeleteWow! How much fun is this? Thanks for hosting, Donna! And I love your cupboard!!
ReplyDeleteI love your cupboard! How did you create that stencil? Cricut? I've got to bite the bullet and get one of those..
ReplyDeleteVery nice job Donna! This sounds fun too. I linked a few projects. How many can we link up? I don't want to over do it LOL! I am bound and determined to get that pizza oven we made together featured somewhere! I am doing my porch soon for Spring/Summer so I would love to link that up too in the next month. Just let me know. Thanks Donna, have a great weekend, and keep up the good work! You always inspire.
ReplyDeleteYou may link up as many as you think are a good fit to the FOLK mantra!
Deletefirst off - your route 66 cabinet is great - always a sucker for great graphics with numbers! and second - thanks for this great opportunity to be featured...I'm sure there will be plenty of ingenius projects...how will they ever pick!
ReplyDeleteI subscribed to FOLK and just recently received my very first issue. Such an inspiration. I thoroughly enjoyed your Route 66 project and every one of the gorgeous photos inside.
ReplyDeleteI *love* your cupboard, Donna!! What did you make your stencil out of? It turned out AMAZING! Thanks for hostessing. I found a couple of projects to link up. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update on the stenciling! :)
DeleteWow! Love that cabinet! I love FOLK magazine...my SIL had a small feature recently. She's a primitive artist. They are an amazing bunch of YOUNG people....what they've done is pretty incredible!
ReplyDeleteLove everything you do!
Blessings, Lorraine
I love your cupboard and every thing else you do :) Thanks for hosting this awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
ps..I linked up my stump side tables :)
Fantastic little cupboard Donna!! I am linking up a few fun projects and stories- what a great party and giveaway!!! :) Thank you for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLove your funky style!!! Newest linky follower here. Hope you have a chance to stop by and check out my blog as well. www.dusty-mcrae.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteHave a GREAT weekend!!
Many blessings
What a lovely collaboration with Folk. Your cabinet is Funky Outstanding!
ReplyDeleteClever clever idea! I really love it!
ReplyDeleteThe Route 66 cab is great and fits the travel theme perfectly. My daughter and I traveled from GA to Arizona/Grand Canyon when she graduated from college, and I loved seeing Route 66 "in person". Beautiful job there!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this opportunity! What fun! BTW, I'm now following you on LF...hope you follow me too! Little Bit from DecorateWithaLittleBit.com
ReplyDeleteWOW, love the Route 66 Cupboard! I'm in SW Missouri where the old Hwy ran thru. This cabinet would sell for good money here.
ReplyDeleteGoing to check out Folk! Totally my style!
I love your cupboard! I live 1 block north of Route 66 (Foothil Blvd.) in southern California, where many shops and historic markers commemorate the old highway.
ReplyDeleteMy husband has a Route 66 shield sign in his garage. We travelled on part of it, it's fabulous scenery and part of history... you need to go sometime, Donna!
ReplyDelete(Love the cupboard!)
Donna - love the cabinet - fantastic as always! I submitted two summer projects, may be able to pull together one more, thanks for the opportunity. Hey, what happened to your pretty face on the header - I miss it!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Laura
Donna I love your Route 66 cupboard. You are so inspiring and creative. You really amaze me with the things you come up with. Keep'em coming!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous cabinet!!! LOVE the graphic. And thank you for teaming up with FOLK for this unique opportunity!
ReplyDeletexo,
Shannon
P.S. All the photos on my blog have watermarks...but I do have the originals without. :)
Wow, this is so exciting. What a great opportunity you have give all of us. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you for allowing us to take part in such a great opportunity! Its my dream to one day have something published in a magazine.
ReplyDeleteJanice
Thanks for hosting! Your cupboard is amazing! Love your style! You are an unstoppable woman! Congrats to you on all of your success! xo-Lisa
ReplyDeleteLove your cupboard. You definitely have a signature style. An awesome one. ;)
ReplyDeletehttp://junkparlor.blogspot.com
Donna, thanks for this great opportunity! I LOVE the Rt. 66 cabinet! I read the rules and DO have non-watermarked, hi-res photos available, they just aren't in the post! Anyway, I hope this counts. Thanks again! ~Lori
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteWOW Donna!!! How wonderful... thanks for this opportunity! I'm gonna get a friend to snap some pics (Because my camera & I lack much!)and start submitting a few projects. You Rock! Your route 66 cabinet rocks too!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Route 66 cabinet!! Beautiful!!! I have all images on my blog available without watermarks as well :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this opportunity to link up!
wow Donna Great cupboard!...yeah!
ReplyDeleteLove the cupboard!
ReplyDeleteI wondering about the link up...I know that FOLK wants high res pictures without watermarks but if I link up an older post those photos are smaller for the web and watermarked. How should we deal with that?
Thanks Donna you've outdone yourself again! Thank you for taking us along on your journey & empowering all of us to follow in your footsteps to be awesome & successful. The FOLK opportunity is huge - good Luck to all the submitters there are a ton of great ideas. Looking forward to seeing whose published.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna, One of my favorite things to do on Saturday morning is to sit with a cup of coffee and look at all the projects that are linked up to your Saturday Night Special.... Thanks for that!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Homeroad
Organized content is the best way to display or post an article, thank you for making it easy to digest your
ReplyDeleteSign making supplies