Got a product that would be interesting to discerning female knitters and crocheters? Want the chance to expose your product to over 27,000 knitters and crocheters for free?
SweaterBabe invites you to send us samples of your product for review! Knitting and crochet-related items like accessories, buttons, hand-crafted needles, yarns, books, bags, shawl pins, etc. will all be considered and welcome, as will cool, hip products that would be of interest to our crafting female audience (e.g. jewelry, home items, women's accessories, etc.!
Please email us at: reviews@sweaterbabe.com with the following information:
- Name of your product
- Brief description
- Your name and contact information
- Where your product is available (stores, online, etsy, etc.)
Items that are well-suited to our 27,000+ knitting and crochet community will be chosen for review (It's like free advertising for you - easily a $100++ value!). We'll email you back and let you know where to send your samples.
For items chosen for review, we ask that you send us 1 sample for review, plus 1-3 extra samples we will use as giveaways (which will give you even more exposure to our knitting and crochet community!).
We'll do a thorough review of the product with photos on the blog, email the review to our list of over 27,000 women, then we'll run a fun contest (which often involves an additional mention in our email newsletters!). Previous giveaway contests have easily received 180 - 300+ blog comment entries (these comments really demonstrate our readers interest in the product)!
Please see past examples here.
We're excited to see your products soon!
That is a great idea. Between the kids tripping over my yarn and the cat playing with it I got a little frustrated. But I love that cute little bag it seems so helpful.
Posted by: Tina | August 20, 2009 at 07:35 AM
love the idea of the yarn owl. I'm always looking for a way to take my yarn with me without it getting tangled in other things I carry along! and it will keep those lighter colored yarns and cottons clean!!!
Posted by: Bonnie Matossian | August 28, 2009 at 06:41 AM
These pins look flimsy and do not show up well. If you are wearing something bulky or with a lot of color, the pin would be lost on the garment.
Posted by: Norma Axel | September 21, 2009 at 03:37 PM
I personally think the appearance of the shawl pin is great! Some people don't want something large or gaudy to distract from the beauty of the shawl or sweater. nice idea; subtle but cute.
Posted by: Kenna Blair | September 30, 2009 at 04:12 PM
The light LOOKS like a great tool for me - after my eye surgery I am left with a 25% vision loss for close work - this has made crocheting very difficult - especially in low light! I would love the chance to wing one of these lights - I try not to whine - but disability income doesn't allow for too many luxeries or unplanned purchases :=)
Posted by: Eljay Gmaz | March 11, 2010 at 06:41 PM