Sharon Keightley Quilts - Quilty Ramblings

Blog Hop Party Winner Anouncement

March 29, 2012 4 Comments

Hello Congratulations to our winners ! I have used the plugin 'And the Winner is' to randomly select the winners. Your Winner

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Author: Bev C Hello Pine Valley Quilts. I would love to enter your St Patrick's Day giveaway and win your lovely cushion kit. Thanks for the opportunity to enter. Happy days. Bev.xoxo

Your Winner

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Author: Elaine Mork Hi Sharon I love your giveaway, it is really hard to choose, but it has to be the table runner as I love making those (my Mum likes me making those too lol), thank you for such a lovely and generous giveaway. Elaine :) Thank you to everyone for the wonderful comments, we had so much fun reading them all. Until next time Happy Stitching Sharon

4 Responses

Bev C

August 03, 2016

Thanks so much Sharon. Will have lots of fun making up the cushion.

Happy days.
Bev.xoxo

Elaine Mork

August 03, 2016

Thank you, thank you, thank you, I can’t wait to make a start on the table runner, will probably do a lot of gazing at it to start with :)

Bev C

August 03, 2016

Hello Sharon,

Thank you,your parcel arrived earlier this week. I will be making a start on it shortly. Once again thank you for your genorisity.

Happy days.
Bev.xoxo

Elaine Mork

August 03, 2016

Hi Sharon

The table runner pattern has arrived this morning, it is absolutely beautiful.

Thank you

Elaine

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