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Giveaway and Review: Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Elements Bundle

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The #1 selling photo- and video-editing software $99 Bundle

This competition is over. Winner announced here.

Save US$50 after US$20 instant discount and US$30 mail-in rebate

Adobe® Photoshop® Elements 8 & Adobe Premiere® Elements 8 software gives you power and ease of use so you can do some amazing storytelling with photos and videos. Create extraordinary photos and incredible movies, and use them together in cinematic slide shows and more.

You can use this software to create do-it-yourself gifts including family scrapbooks, cards with beautifully edited photos and even videos that everyone at home can enjoy. Perfect for scarpbooking with mother’s day just round the corner!

To launch the new Adobe Bundle offer we have a bundle to give away to 1 lucky Craftgossip reader.

To win:

1. Fan/Like us on our CraftGossip Facebook page. If you are already a fan (or already like us), then go to step 2.
If you are not on Facebook, but have a blog, then write about this giveaway on your blog, creating a link to this post and then go to step 3.

2. Post on your Facebook wall about this giveaway, creating a link to this post.

3. Leave a comment on this post, referencing your Facebook page or your blog post.

Entries are open to all US residents, and close on the 10th of May.

Good Luck!

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Comments

  13. WOW!! I really need this!!! What a super giveaway!! I am a HUGE fan, I put you on my facebook and left a link. Love you guys!

  33. Love this site! I became a fan and posted a link on my facebook page. Would love to have this software!

  37. You should have an publish to facebook icon for easy sharing…Posted it to my facebook page-Nikki Keye

  56. I just bought Elements for my Mac, but don’t have Premiere. It would be great to get both for my PC!

  62. I so “like” you!

    My wall is linked to your giveaway!

    I really hope I win! Thanks for the chance.

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Summer T-Shirt Knitting Patterns

Knitters are always looking for ways to continue to knit and to wear their knits even when it’s hot outside, so there are tots of great T0shirt knitting patterns to choose from. I love knitting short-sleeved shirts because they feel so much faster than sweaters, and you can wear them on top of dresses or even longer-sleeved items when it gets cooler.

There are lots of different styles of knit tops, from the basic to the more detailed. On the more basic side are things like the Perfect T-Shirt from Originally Lovely, a basic raglan tee with nine sizes and worked in worsted weight yarn; Paper Bloom by Yvonne Hugo (free on Ravelry), available in six sizes and worked with cotton and silk yarn for extra coolness; or Iris H’s Amelia Top, also on Ravelry, a slim fit, DK weight top with nine size.

Jazz it up with a bit of lace like on the Athens Lace Hem top by Sarah Hatton (Ravelry). This otherwise simple project has a bit of lace at the bottom, which is an easy way to make a project more interesting without a ton of work. This one uses fingering weight yarn and comes in nine sizes.

Another simple embellishment is to emphasize the lines of your top with different stitches. The Spring Lines top uses twisted ribbing at the center front and V-neck and along the raglan lines to give it a slimmer fit and more interest. This design from Turquoise Toque Designs has 11 size options and is available on Ravelry.

Silfurberg by Joji Locatelli uses both of these elements, with lace panels at the center front and back and purl ridges throughout to make it a little more fun to knit and to wear. The pattern uses fingering weight yarn and comes in 10 sizes. Learn more on Ravelry.

Keep it simple or add puffed sleeves (and/or long sleeves) to the slim fit Knitty Committee top by Lily Kate France. This one has two length options, waist shaping and optional bust darts to fulfill all your curvy top dreams, and it comes in nine sizes. You’ll find it on Ravelry.

Take it even more romantic with the Daphne Top from Friday Knits, which has puffed sleeves and applied I-cord to emphasize the bust and sweetheart neckline. It comes in eight sizes and uses DK weight yarn.

Or add some sweet flowers with the Gigio pattern from Emilie Luis. This pretty pattern found on Ravelry has cable panels running up the front with the option for adding sweet embroidered flowers. You can also add decorative buttons if you like. It comes in 11 sizes and calls for sport weight yarn.