This is Day Five of my amazing Seven Days of Giveaways! Yesterday's winners are both doubly lucky, because Katie also grabbed a prize on day #2, and Wendie got one on day #1!! The rest of you will have to type your comments FAST to beat these two!
Today I am offering another morsbag that I made as a sample for the Craft This Tote Round 2 on Craftster. You will LOVE this bag, because it is so big and lightweight, you can use it for a lot of things besides shopping. Just yesterday I used one to carry my packages to the post office for mailing! In addition to the morsbag, the first person to leave a comment (and email me your mailing address) will win a zipper-flower kit from Laliberi, and a Michael Miller fabric fat quarter (thanks, Susan!)
Yesterday I gave away a monster pouch to both winners, and I still have one left! This is a sunglasses/eyeglasses pouch, but I have a friend who uses one of these to carry her checkbook in her purse. The second person to leave a comment (and email me your mailing address) will get this cute monster, plus three fat quarters of Michael Miller fabric.
Thanks for stopping by, and if you don't win today, you still have two more days to try again!
Showing posts with label hungry monsters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hungry monsters. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Hungry Monsters--For Christmas!
Natasha, a blogger "mum" in the U.K., has compiled a list of her Top 10 Handmade Gifts for Christmas this year. Coming in at #2 are the Hungry Monsters we swapped recently at Craftster! Remember them?
You know, making these for the children on your gift list is a great idea! Why didn't I think of that? Go to Natasha's blog, Serenity You, to view the whole list and get some more great ideas for your handmade Christmas gifts. (And you can click on the blue words "Hungry Monsters", above, to go directly to the tutorial.)
You know, making these for the children on your gift list is a great idea! Why didn't I think of that? Go to Natasha's blog, Serenity You, to view the whole list and get some more great ideas for your handmade Christmas gifts. (And you can click on the blue words "Hungry Monsters", above, to go directly to the tutorial.)
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