First giveaway...

I told you yesterday that I was in celebration mode at the moment so to celebrate I would like to offer my first giveaway. I have picked the prize, it will be foldable bag similar to the one I made for Narelle although the "strawberry" will be a different colour probably:

Now I need to pick a winner. One of my reason for celebrating is joining the world of bloggers and getting some visitors who care to read my posts. Now I would like to know more about you too. If you would like to participate in my giveaway, please leave a comment under this post to tell me who you are and where you are from and tell me what you liked or didn't liked during your visit. I will draw a winner on Sunday 22 November. If you want an additional chance to win, blog about it.
I look forward to reading all your comments!
Celine

Comments

  1. Sandy14 November 2009 at 01:44

    I always love to see what others are making. I'm Sandy from NE Ohio and i look forward to seeing what you have up on your site. Thank you for sharing.

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  2. Jocelyn14 November 2009 at 04:13

    Very cute bag! I do think it looks like a strawberry :-) I'm Jocelyn and I live in Florida. I too love to meet the bloggers that visit my blog. It has been really neat to meet so many creative, generous, and kind quilters.

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  3. SewCalGal14 November 2009 at 07:08

    Your bag looks like it is going to be very cute. I'm in So. Cal. (aka SewCalGal). I like the variety you have in your posts. Always fun to learn new tricks and get inspirational ideas from others.

    SewCalGal
    www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com

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  4. Mishka14 November 2009 at 08:02

    Hi ... I'm Michele from the Quilting Gallery. Super cute bag you've made. Thanks for visiting my site and participating.

    Cheers,
    Michele

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