Now, let's get right down to the fun part....choosing the random winner of a $20 gift certificate.
Because I'm not familiar with Mr. Linky or Mr. Rafflecopter, Mr. Hubby stepped in and chose a random number based on the number of comments posted over the seven days. A total of 159 comments were received. DH then picked a random number right out of thin air (#76) which became the winner. I know that it's not rocket science, but it worked!
And the winner is:
Eeee...how adorable for your niece's first Halloween! Pink, green (is that more of your Winner's paper?) embossing, cute ghostie X 1,00000000 - yep, you will be deemed 'savvy Aunty' with this charmer! LOVE it!!
Hope you're getting enough rest (and spoiling and pampering, too!)
c
Hope you're getting enough rest (and spoiling and pampering, too!)
c
Congrats Carol! I will e-mail you tonight and we can figure out where you want to spend your $20!
THANK YOU Geri and a special THANK YOU to Mr. Hubby!! I had to read the comment a couple of times before it finally dawned on me that I had written it!! So excited!! The Seven Days of Halloween Blog Event was nothing short of fantastic: so much inspiration and the perfect way to *meet* new crafters. You've brightened my day immensely!! Thank you again!!
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WAY TO GO, CAROL!!!!!! So excited for Miss cm!! Geri, I LOVE your high tech method (I would have had to do the same!!). Your cards for the event were FAB...loved every spooky one of them!
ReplyDeleteDamn...i gotta get me one of those hubby's...they're handy! ;) generous offer you to offer a prize Geri :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!! Geri, to answer your question about those plastic beads I used for my DIY enamel dots. I got them at Michael's in the floral department. I don't know the brand. I believe they were less than $5 for a giant bag. :)
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