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Knitting, Pets and a give away, enter right here by commenting

It is the new years, almost, and in an Oprah like way, I am looking for my bliss.

I had a big blowout on my baby quilts on Etsy, and have been looking for a new direction to take my shop. Same name, now just the things I am passionate about. Dog/cat beds, bed cover, mats and pads. As my husband tells me we have just about any "critter" a person could name. Messy or neat any pet needs a cozy spot, and many years ago, I got my sewing machine out and have been custom making what we needed.

My other love, of course is knitting. Duh....got that one figured out....

So in celebration of this new direction, I will be giving away.....drumroll.....This item...http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=8378384

Just leave a comment here. And the drawing will be Jan 7th.

Good luck..

May your knitting needles fly as fast as Dragonflies...

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  1. Anonymous12/29/2008

    Those pics are precious! And I'm always up for a good blog giveaway :) We are so excited about getting our quilt in the mail!

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  2. Paula, the quilter12/30/2008

    Ok, I'm in for the draw. The link didn't work for me BTW. O, and Happy New Year to you and the fur kids.

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  3. ~ Phyllis ~12/30/2008

    Happy New Year to you Vicki. And good luck with the new directions of the shop.

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  4. Anonymous1/01/2009

    I'm up for a giveaway!

    I hope you have a fantastic New Year's Day! Here's to 2009.

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  5. MB1/07/2009

    I would like to be entered into the drawing for the giveaway (if not too late). Thanks.
    mbabecka@hotmail.com

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