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The winner will receive a fabulous set of kits worth over £95 to get the creative juices flowing; a Big Birdie Skirt kit (in the colour of their choice), a child’s dress kit with matching hat and bag set designed by Jane Foster. All of these kits will come with a Liberty print cotton lawn lining for an extra special touch. Also in the goodie bag is a cushion set designed for Clothkits by papercut supremo Rob Ryan, which can alternatively be made into a bag. In each kit is everything that you need to complete each project, so threads, haberdashery and the all important instructions are included so that you can get stitching straight away.

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1) Where did you get your copy of Cloth?
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2) How long have you been reading cloth?
This is my first issue
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3) How many people will read your copy?
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4) How long will you spend reading your copy of Cloth by the time you have finished with it?
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5) What will you do with your copy of Cloth after you have finished reading it?
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6) What encouraged you to buy this issue?
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7) What incentive would encourage you to subscribe?
Higher discounts off shop price
Free gift: Patterns
Free gift: Fabric
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9) How often do you complete projects featured in Cloth?
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10) Which of the following would you like to see more, the same or less of in future issues of Cloth
Small, quick projects: More Same Less
Larger, more advanced projects: More Same Less
Patterns for adult women’s garments: More Same Less
Patterns for adult men’s garments: More Same Less
Patterns for children’s/baby garments: More Same Less
Patterns for home furnishings: More Same Less
Making accessories: More Same Less
Basic instructions: More Same Less
New techniques: More Same Less
Advanced techniques: More Same Less

11) How useful do you find the adverts in Cloth for informing you about sewing products?
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12) Which of the following have you done as a result of reading Cloth? (tick all that apply)
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