Almost two weeks ago we posted our Coolest NFL Craft Contest Blog and as soon as our football fabric fans got word, they were off and running in the race to the win. With free money, free fabric and the chance at having their one-of-a-kind NFL themed handcrafts showcased for over 8,000 J&O facebook fans worldwide to see on the line, crafters are pulling out all the stops and the entries just keep pouring in. Even our voters are feeling the excitement and anticipation as the ‘likes’ mount up.
As we enter the last week of entree posting for our “Coolest Handmade NFL Craft” contest, novices and seasoned crafters alike are steadily submitting their hopeful wins with crossed fingers and hopes of winning the featured prize, a $50 American Express Gift Card good for use wherever and whenever.
From creative Dallas Cowboys potholders and festive door reefs, to assorted team spirit chairs and stylish Raiders vests, our finalists are dusting it off and dishing it out in the coolest way to show their love and dedication to their #1 NFL teams. No entry is too simple, no idea is too crazy. In fact, showcasing your handmade crafts designed with your favorite team in mind has never been so much fun!
With football season underway, NFL fans, merchants, and even the players themselves have already started placing their fabric orders to ensure that their customized throws, quilts, pillows and crafts are ready for game night. From Canada and England, to our troops over seas and fellow Americans at home, there is no better season than football season, no better way to celebrate, than to rep our #1 teams name and colors.
So in honor of Americas SECOND favorite past time, we are listing our top 10 NFL fabric sales from the past week. Stay tuned next week as we list our top 10 College Football teams. Afterall, we could not talk pro without talking collegiate.
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