The holidays are over, right? I don't have to make sure I didn't set the house on fire cooking the turkey or wonder what in the world happened to that extra can of whole cranberry sauce that I was sure I bought until I was in the kitchen rummaging through the cupboards pondering where I could have possibly put it (only to find it in the trunk of my car the next day)...
It's Tuesday now, and I finally got my make-up sleep for the holiday.
Anyhow, Christmas is around the corner, and I design snowflakes & make Christmas cards — so it's time for a giveaway.
It's Tuesday now, and I finally got my make-up sleep for the holiday.
Anyhow, Christmas is around the corner, and I design snowflakes & make Christmas cards — so it's time for a giveaway.
Up for the taking are 8 snowflake Christmas cards (the ones pictured above; the winner gets 4 of each design)
The cards measure 4.25 X 5.5 inches & come with envelopes.
The message inside of the cards reads: Have a lovely Holiday Season! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
The message is printed in violet colored ink in a cursive style font.
(wanna see: click here)
To enter:
send an email to sarkni@live.com with the word "giveaway" in the title of the email.
The names of the entrants will be written on paper, and one will be drawn from a vessel of some sort. The drawing is this Friday (3 December 2010). I will then email the winner, because, obviously, in order to send you the cards — I need your address, and I don't expect anyone to publicly declare that sort of thing in a blog post, hence the relative privacy of email.
I don't have a mailing list, newsletter, or forward email addresses, or anything spammy like that. The email is exclusively for the giveaway.
The message inside of the cards reads: Have a lovely Holiday Season! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
The message is printed in violet colored ink in a cursive style font.
(wanna see: click here)
To enter:
send an email to sarkni@live.com with the word "giveaway" in the title of the email.
The names of the entrants will be written on paper, and one will be drawn from a vessel of some sort. The drawing is this Friday (3 December 2010). I will then email the winner, because, obviously, in order to send you the cards — I need your address, and I don't expect anyone to publicly declare that sort of thing in a blog post, hence the relative privacy of email.
I don't have a mailing list, newsletter, or forward email addresses, or anything spammy like that. The email is exclusively for the giveaway.
10 comments:
Beautiful cards...I sent you my email for sure!!
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SueAnn
That's too funny about finding the cranberry sauce in the trunk of the car the next day!! I once found the veggies I was meant to serve for a Thanksgiving meal in the microwave 2 days later. How odd nobody missed the vegetables for that evening! LOL!
Your cards are so beautiful Sarah! What a terrific give-a-way! I have been busy making Christmas cards as well so I won't enter your draw this time but I will look forward to seeing who was lucky enough to win them.
I am still enjoying the "tigerlily with bokeh" photo that I won from you earlier this year. It is on the wall in my craft room and inspirers me as I am crafting! :)
Hope you are having a wonderful week Sarah!
xo Catherine
Hi Sarah, thanks for my blog, I read your bit about your favourites in music and it merges with mine. I hope that we will meet again soon.
Very nice cards,I have made a few to get started with mailings. I always seemed to forget a side or something I made when making a big meal like you did. Nice that you survived.I used to see how many dishes I could make from things I canned and froze from my garden.
Beautiful designs! Thanks for visiting my blog...I Love your photos!! And that's a Serious Pumpkin Pie photo!! Looks Great
Have a great day!
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Gorgeous Sarah.... You are very creative... I don't participate in giveaways anymore---but the cards are gorgeous... I enjoyed seeing them... Good Luck to the winner of this giveaway!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Yes, can you believe it, the holidays are upon us, Sarah. I (luckily) didn't have to cook this T-giving. My son and D-i-L did a fabulous job. It looks like you've been busy. The snowflakes are lovely. I am seeing the real thing outside my window!
They are really pretty! Unfortunately, I am a slacker and do not mail out cards.
I hope your Thanksgiving meal turned out well and that those contributing brought something yummy this year!
I'm definitely entering...and I hope I'm lucky again. I won your Mother's Day card!!! These are gorgeous.
These are very pretty my friend...I must start my cards very soon. xoxoxo Happy December. xoxo
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