Friday, July 9, 2010
GIVEAWAY!!!!
I am doing a "Christmas in July Heatwave Giveaway" I think most of the nation is in the middle of a heatwave right now, although in Michigan we did have a cold front move through. We are in the mid-eighties instead of the nineties!!! I have been wanting to get some more traffic to my blog and yarn/angora shop for some time now. I have been doing some research and decided the best way to start is with a giveaway. Everyone loves to get free stuff, even if it is an Angora stocking cap that is seven times warmer than wool! So from now until next Friday, July 16, leave a comment for me on this post and we will pick the winner next Friday! You will get this 100% hand-spun, hand-dyed knitted stocking cap:
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Hope this brings you lots of traffic and business! I'll share your site on my FB too.
Renee! Great site! I followed the links to devokids.com and saw the pic of your bunny. I have one too, she's just not quite as cute :) I will also share this with my friends. Congrats on an awesome site and business.
Wow, your work is very impressive! You just can't beat homemade goods these days where most items are poorly manufactured. Anyone would be lucky to win this stocking cap!
Beautiful hat! I admire you guys who actually spin their own yarn... it is such an interesting art.
I have not much time for knitting lately (plus it is almost 100 degrees out there here in NC) but can't wait to schedule some for the fall.
Do you have only angora yarn or also something that is smooth and thin?
Beautiful! Sign me up please! Knitting is something I would love to learn how to do one day:)
Hi Renee! You don't have to post this, just trying to get a hold of you to let you know you can leave me a comment with your address so I can send out your soaps (promise I won't publish it). I tried responding to you comment, but spam maybe ate it. Thanks! Terri
Hey, I've been working on my class (Christmas traditions)for camp this week and an angora hat is perfect for camp. At the moment, I can't even imagine snow outside and 0 degree wind chill temps, but it sure sounds good today (89 degrees and humid). Good luck with the business!
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