Giveaway: Source Soda Maker and Pop Vintage Icecream Soda Roundup

Maybe it’s my old age setting in but I love VINTAGE things. I have been collecting this roundup of Vintage icecream soda parties for some time but never getting around to actually post it. But it gets even better because with old age comes patience and with patience came the opportunity to give away this amazing Source Soda Maker and thus I had the perfect reason to share with you this roundup.

(scroll down to the bottom for your chance to win the Source Soda Maker )

Here are some of my favorite links and party ideas. I have to say the vintage icecream van is my favorite but I don’t have one laying around so will probably have to settle for something a little smaller like this.

Rockabilly Milkshake bar

YUM Icream party

Vintage icecream van and Cone Cake

Coke Float Party

Icecream party with a twist

Printable Vintage Soda Labels for Decoration.

Vintage Hot Dog Machine – You will need something savory.

Cusineart Soft Serve Machine – You need icecream to go with that soda!

Vintage Retro Images – Adorable images you can use for decorations or invitations.

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For your chance to win the Source Soda Maker comment below and tell us what your favorite Icecream Soda memory is:

(Please note this prize can not be shipped with the gas/soda cylinder you will need to purchase that from your local stockist before you can use this machine. Cylinder is valued at $20).

Entries are for US residents only and competition closes on the 1st of June.

LYNNP- You have been selected as the winner. Please email us with your postal address by the 20th of June to claim your prize.

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Looking for a knit gift with a personal touch? How about knitting a hat with the recipient’s name on it?

This simple hat from Fox and Pine Stitches would be lovely all by itself, but you can make it, like, 50 percent cuter by adding an initial, monogram or even a full name (as long as it’s a short one!) to the body of the hat.

The letters are added with duplicate stitch once the hat is finished, so you can stitch a bunch of these up and then decide who you want to give them to and how you want to embellish them.

I love the look of the lettering matching a pompom on top, but you should go with what’s in your heart.

The hat includes sizes for newborns, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 1-3 years, 4-12 years and adult women.

The pattern calls for Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick, but you can use whatever super bulky yarn you have on hand. The only skills you need for this one are knitting, purling, working a knit 2 together and doing duplicate stitch.

Get the free pattern from Fox and Pine Stitches.

If you’ve never done duplicate stitch before, it’s actually pretty easy. It’s a method of adding graphic designs to the surface of a knitting project by literally sewing over — duplicating — the stitches below.

Duplicate stitch, also known as swiss darning, is a fun and effective tool to have in your colorwork arsenal. There’s a good tutorial at Purl Soho where you can learn the basics.

Check out more patterns using duplicate stitch: the Shape of My Heart Scarf, and this watermelon cushion are both good uses for it. And check out how a little bit of duplicate stitch makes it easier to give your kilt hose a tartan look.

[Photo: Fox and Pine Stitches]

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