Here's a video to explain just how great these stamps are.
Just follow the instructions on the Rafflecopter below and get ready to win! Draw ends on Sunday at midnight.
Good luck and Happy Creating!
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Monogram Giveaway!
What a day I'm having! It started with my son getting a nasty cold, with a lovely sleep-interrupting cough. He's staying home from school today. Then, the main highway was shut down because of an accident, so all that rush hour traffic drove on city streets, right on my route to drop my daughter off at school. A drive that normally takes just 10 to 15 minutes, took me over an hour! NOT a fun way to start the day. I'm trying to get the house cleaned up and laundry done as quickly as possible because I have to leave at 4:45 for the night, and well, with a sick little boy at home, that's not always the easiest. So, why am I telling you all of this? Because I decided that I was going to make this day better, by doing a giveaway! I'm going to try using Rafflecopter for the first time.
What do you win? You will receive your choice of two, yup, TWO monogram stamps.
Here's a video to explain just how great these stamps are.
Good luck and Happy Creating!
Here's a video to explain just how great these stamps are.
Good luck and Happy Creating!
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Hmm love creating 'personal' gifts of note cards for people to use.
ReplyDeleteI would use them to personalize birthday cards with the recipient's 1st initial!
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ReplyDeleteA great way to add a personal touch to my daughter's thank you cards for her wedding.
ReplyDeleteHey monograms would be great to personalize journals thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteI would probably use them as a part of a gift for a few of my crafty friends!
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ReplyDeleteCandra Holmes sent me. :) I would use these monogram stamps for my children's and myself stationary, for stamping personal items with permanent non-washable (as in won't wash off in the laundry) ink, Ie: underwear, clothes for camp, bags, home made tote bags. I would use them for their books for inside the covers. *one is an avid reader and collects hard cover books. I could make tags, and put also on back of home made cards as my "signature" so to speak. They could be the first letter in a paragraph that I write in the journal part of my scrap book pages. Thanks for giving me a chance to win a pair!
ReplyDeleteI shared this on my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/barbara.andersonwagar/posts/10151583726807025
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