Showing posts with label Look what I won. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Look what I won. Show all posts

Friday, March 11, 2011

Please don't hate me...

...But I won another giveaway!

April from Wildflowers and Whimsy hosted a giveaway
by Emmi Lee Designs for a $25 credit to her shop.

This shop is so cute, that I had a hard time deciding.

I am thinking that I will get this skirt for Brooklyn:

Her birthday is in a month, and she would love this!
Isn't it just so happy? Perfect for Spring.

I also love her oilcloth bags:

I have a thing for red w/white polkadots.
LOVE.

Thank you April and Emmi Lee Designs!

Sunday, February 27, 2011

I won!

Julie at Vibrant Designs had a giveaway
for a $30.00 credit to an adorable Etsy shop: Simply Riveting and I won! Oh yeah!

Now for the hard part of deciding what I want!

I am trying to decide between this precious heart necklace with an initial:


Or this set of 3 hammered hand forged rings:

I love me some thumb rings!

I think these are hilarious:

Dead bird post earrings

I just don't think I could pull them off;)

Thanks again Julie!

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Look what I won!!!!

I entered a giveaway on Toni's blog A Bowl Full of Lemons and I WON!!!!


Oh, and I was comment #1.
(It can happen people)

I can't wait to find these in my mailbox!
Thanks again Toni and Mandy:)

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Charm pack!

Look what came in the mail!!!!


I won this in a giveaway by Kari at UCreate that was hosted by Char at Crap I've Made.

I was so excited to see my name posted as the winner...I rarely win these things. Yay!!!

This is a charm pack...5x5 perfect cuts of several fabrics. I LOVE how cute and perfect they are(and that I didn't have to cut them). Even the name is adorable...charm pack. I have no clue what they will become though, as I have never used a charm pack before.

Any thoughts?
What would you make out of these yummy little treats?



Thanks Kari and Char!!!
When I decide what to do with these I will post pictures:)
The most important thing she’d learned over the years was that there was no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways to be a good one."
~Jill Churchill