Saturday, November 24, 2007

A time to be thankful - giveaway

I had the perfect little container in which to place the names for the latest giveaway drawing, an adorable little pumpkin Longaberger basket; which up to this point had never served any purpose other than to look cute. It was nice to put it to work.

And the winners are...



Tammy - I have your address. Kathy - I need yours. Please send me an email with your mailing address through my profile when you get a chance. I will get these in the mail no later than Friday, the 29th.

Congratulations and thanks so much for playing!

Another giveaway is already being planned - check back next week for more details.
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4 comments:

*~tabby~* crooked heart art said...

hi grace
and thank you thank you!!!
i can't wait to receive a beautiful piece of your work!!
what fun!!
great basket by the way-hey wheres the film like you made last time?? LOL- i got such a kick out of it:)
thanks again grace!!
crookedheartart.blogspot.com

6:37 PM
Quilter Kathy said...

Very exciting!
I am truly thankful for your generous and fun gifting!
I will be watching the mailbox!

10:19 PM
girlgonethreadwild said...

Congrats girls! Now, Tammy & Kathy... I'm betting you have a HUGE smile on Ur faces from this win. I jus adore Grace's lil treasures! xo, Monica

9:14 AM
*~tabby~* crooked heart art said...

ohhhh monica you know it!!!!
i love graces work and am tickled to be picked a winner giggle giggle
it shall be worn with honor:)

3:33 PM

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