Congratulations to Rachael, who said:
"Did you ever color a white sheet of paper with all different colors, then color the whole thing black? You can then use a toothpick to draw designs and the pretty colors show through the black. I LOVED doing this when I was little."
She wins a free crayon fold up! Thanks for all the great comments!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
October November Giveaway
Thanks to all of you who came to visit me at the Trinity High School Choir Craft Fair! I had a great time (despite being ill and staying up rather late the night before) and met some really fun people. Once again, the letter prints were a big hit. With my updated catalog (twice as many letters!) everyone was able to find something for a unique Christmas, Wedding or Baby gift, or just something for their home. Of course, we sold plenty of the other items, so check them out in my store too.
The giveaway for this month is for a free Crayon Fold Up!
The crayon fold up is much like the crayon roll, but holds 12 crayons and features an extra flap for added crayon security.
You too can be the proud owner of a Crayon Fold Up much like this one, just complete any of the steps listed below and leave a comment for EACH completed step. Be sure to include a way to contact you in at least one of your comments. There are SIX ways for you to enter the giveaway! (by the way, the crayons are not included, it's still really warm here and I don't want them to melt!)
1. Tell me a coloring story from when you were a kid. Or your favorite crayon color.
2. Favorite my store or an item in it
3. Buy an item from my store (3 entries each)
4. Sign up for my newsletter (on the left), or let me know you already signed up
5. Blog about my giveaway, including a link to this post
6. Tweet about my giveaway, including a link to this post
Giveaway ends November 27th, 2010, 11:59pm. Winner will be picked by a generator from random.org.
Friday, September 17, 2010
August/September Giveaway Winner!
Drum roll please. And the winner is....
Creative Fly Designz!
They answered question number one and said, "I would give one to my mom!"
You will be hearing from me very soon!
The rest of you, don't forget to get a key fob for that person you mentioned and come back to enter into my next giveaway in 1.5 months! (hint, hint, subscribe to the newsletter so you remember to come back).
Creative Fly Designz!
They answered question number one and said, "I would give one to my mom!"
You will be hearing from me very soon!
The rest of you, don't forget to get a key fob for that person you mentioned and come back to enter into my next giveaway in 1.5 months! (hint, hint, subscribe to the newsletter so you remember to come back).
Thursday, September 2, 2010
PhotoVision Promotion
For those of you who don't know me, I am a part time photographer. I love taking pictures! (go down to the bold print to cut to the chase) Looking for the giveaway? Scroll down to the previous post.
Last year I signed up for a sort of continuing education program called PhotoVision. What is PhotoVision? Here is how they describe themselves:
PhotoVision consists of 6 2-hour video DVDs a year, 1 mailed every other month, featuring leading photographers bringing you the latest and greatest things happening in the photographic industry. You'll see photographic styles and techniques, digital workflow, lighting and posing, Photoshop tips and tricks, hear innovative marketing and sales strategies, output alternatives, new hardware and software reviews and much, much more.
The information is helpful for beginning photographers and old pros, as the breadth of information on the DVDs is so large. I LOVE mine. When else am I going to be able to shadow a top photographer at a shoot and see how they work, will my daughter takes her nap in the next room? The cheapest continuing education photography class at my local college is $139. And that covers only one topic and is taught by, let's face it, not one of the country's best photographers.
Why am I telling you all about this? Because they are running a promotion right now where you can sign up for the program for $110 OFF normal price for a final price of $39. I know my readers love a good deal. When you sign up through my link , I get entered into a contest for a free iPad, so no, I'm not just sharing out of the goodness of my heart!
Click here to check it out
Use the promo code: PVFAN to receive your discount. And remember to always go through my link! ;)
Last year I signed up for a sort of continuing education program called PhotoVision. What is PhotoVision? Here is how they describe themselves:
PhotoVision consists of 6 2-hour video DVDs a year, 1 mailed every other month, featuring leading photographers bringing you the latest and greatest things happening in the photographic industry. You'll see photographic styles and techniques, digital workflow, lighting and posing, Photoshop tips and tricks, hear innovative marketing and sales strategies, output alternatives, new hardware and software reviews and much, much more.
The information is helpful for beginning photographers and old pros, as the breadth of information on the DVDs is so large. I LOVE mine. When else am I going to be able to shadow a top photographer at a shoot and see how they work, will my daughter takes her nap in the next room? The cheapest continuing education photography class at my local college is $139. And that covers only one topic and is taught by, let's face it, not one of the country's best photographers.
Why am I telling you all about this? Because they are running a promotion right now where you can sign up for the program for $110 OFF normal price for a final price of $39. I know my readers love a good deal. When you sign up through my link , I get entered into a contest for a free iPad, so no, I'm not just sharing out of the goodness of my heart!
Click here to check it out
Use the promo code: PVFAN to receive your discount. And remember to always go through my link! ;)
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
August/September Giveaway
It's that time again! This time we're giving away a free wristlet key fob. You know you want one!
For an entry, simply comment below answering any or all of these questions (separate your comments to get multiple entries):
1. Who would you like to give a key fob to for Christmas?
2. What is your favorite item in my shop?
3. What would you spell with my letter prints?
For another entry, tell your friends about this giveaway. When they comment, have them leave your name (name drop).
The winner will be chosen by a number draw from random.org. The entries will be numbered sequentially with name drops entries being given two numbers (the first for the entry, the second for the name drop).
Entries close September 16th at 11:59 pm central time.
See them all! |
For an entry, simply comment below answering any or all of these questions (separate your comments to get multiple entries):
1. Who would you like to give a key fob to for Christmas?
2. What is your favorite item in my shop?
3. What would you spell with my letter prints?
For another entry, tell your friends about this giveaway. When they comment, have them leave your name (name drop).
The winner will be chosen by a number draw from random.org. The entries will be numbered sequentially with name drops entries being given two numbers (the first for the entry, the second for the name drop).
Entries close September 16th at 11:59 pm central time.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Narnia Mum Giveaway!
I'd really like the win these fabulous fat quarters, but I'm going to let you in on the secret too!
Aren't they great?
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Jo-Anns Craft for a Cause
This contest is all around a great idea. Not only could you win a $1,500 gift card to Jo-Anns, but you would also be making something for charity and giving your charity a chance to win $50,000. Great. Idea.
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