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6
2
And who is #2...
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I'm a follower!
Check back next week for another super awesome giveaway!!
Showing posts with label Giveaway Results. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Giveaway Results. Show all posts
Friday, June 4, 2010
Fun Friday: Picky Sticky Giveaway Results
True Random Number Generator
1
6
2
And who is #2...
Check back next week for another super awesome giveaway!!
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6
2
And who is #2...
Check back next week for another super awesome giveaway!!
Friday, April 23, 2010
Fun Friday: Book Giveaway Results!!!
Ready to find out who is getting a copy of SUPER BABY FOOD?!?!?!?!?
Random.org... Do your thing...
True Random Number Generator
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10
9
And #9 is...
Random.org... Do your thing...
True Random Number Generator
1
10
9
And #9 is...
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I would love to win this book. I make my own baby food but really need to expand my repertoire beyond apples, pears, and peas.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Fun Friday: Much Ado About You Results!
And... the results are in... the winner of the awesome Much Ado About You planner is....
True Random Number Generator 4
And who is #4???
krista said...
i'm a FB fan! krista g
Congrats Krista! Email me your address at pageturnercrafts@gmail.com and I will pass it along!
Friday, April 2, 2010
Fun Friday: Cool Tricks Giveaway Results!
And for the Cool Tricks Giveaway...
Time for Random.org to us a winner!
Here are your random numbers:
2
Number 2 is...
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I am a follower of this blog :) I get it in my Google reader!
~Heather H. - Congrats Heather!
- Send me an email (pageturnercrafts@gmail.com) with your address and I will pass it along to Toni so you can get your super cute little caterpillar!
Friday, March 19, 2010
Fun Friday: Abigail's Hope Results
And... the winner of the Abigail's Hope Coupon Clutch...
Random.org chose
True Random Number Generator
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17
16
And... who is #16???
Random.org chose
True Random Number Generator
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17
16
And... who is #16???
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That coupon holder is MUCH cuter than my semi-wornout Ziplock baggie... I would really love to have it.
- Congrats Jen!
- ...send me an email at pageturnercrafts@gmail.com with your address and I will pass it along to Abigail's Hope!
Friday, March 12, 2010
Fun Friday: BooBoo and Norm Giveaway Results!
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I want to start with a HUGE thanks to Boo Boo and Norm for their generous giveaway!
And... onto the winner....
According to Random.org... the winner of the knit hat is....
#1
and who might #1 be??
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I think Peyton would look lovely in a knitted hat!
Stacey Catlin
staceycatlin@gmail.com
Thanks to all who entered... check back next Friday to find out the winner of the Abigail's Hope Designs Giveaway... and to see our next giveaway!!!
Happy Friday!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Makin' Stuff Monday: Hand Soap Makeover
*Starting next week I will be doing some sewing tutorials!*
Okay... So remember how I LOVE Mod Podge? Well, this is probably my favorite thing I have done with Mod Podge so far. These little soaps are custom made to match my bathrooms and my kitchen!
For this project you will need Mod Podge (outdoor variety),
hand soap, and decorative paper.
First step is to peel off one of the labels from the soap (the back labels come off easily if you use the Bath and Body Works soaps).
Stick the label on paper (I used two sizes of soaps so I had two labels).
Trace around the labels to make the edge just a smidge wider. Cut out your template.
Trace around your template on the back of the decorative paper.
Cut out the decorative paper; and do this twice (front and back of soap bottle).
Decide if you are going to add any embellishments to your soaps (I used a strip of coordinating paper).
Cover the bottle with Mod Podge and apply paper. Then cover paper with Mod Podge. This is the time to work out any bubbles. If a bubble gets under the paper just use the brush/sponge or your fingers to work the bubble out to the edge. Allow to dry 15-20 min between coats.
Apply 3-4 coats being very generous around the edges and embellishments. Remember that this will dry clear so you can apply a very thick coat.
Once these are completely dry, set them next to your sinks! The outdoor Mod Podge makes them mostly waterproof so they can stand up to spashes!
Now you can enjoy coordinating soaps whenever you wash your hands!Delurking Giveaway Results!!
I had a great time reading all your comments! I am so happy to have so many readers... and I am glad to know a bit about you!
I have planned some croc-pot meals coming up, some kids crafts and some sewing tutorials! I am always open to suggestions or requests... so keep the comments coming or send me emails at pageturnercrafts@gmail.com!
I am also excited about some upcoming sponsors and giveaways! Keep checking back for those over the next few weeks!
On to the winner of the Delurking Giveaway.... I am so excited!
Courtesy of Random.org
True Random Number Generator
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26*
16
And... #16 is... Lisa, who said...
LOL Kevin! Hi Michelle, it's Lisa. I like to sew like you, that's why I decided to follow your blog. You have the greatest ideas!!
Lisa
Yay! So glad you follow my blog! Check your mail in a couple days for some little things to help you get started with couponing!
Thanks SO much to everyone who entered... Thanks also to those of you who are followers! We really do have some fun giveaways coming up!!
*I only used 26 in the random number generator because one comment was deleted by the author... I didn't count that entry.
I have planned some croc-pot meals coming up, some kids crafts and some sewing tutorials! I am always open to suggestions or requests... so keep the comments coming or send me emails at pageturnercrafts@gmail.com!
I am also excited about some upcoming sponsors and giveaways! Keep checking back for those over the next few weeks!
On to the winner of the Delurking Giveaway.... I am so excited!
Courtesy of Random.org
True Random Number Generator
1
26*
16
And... #16 is... Lisa, who said...
LOL Kevin! Hi Michelle, it's Lisa. I like to sew like you, that's why I decided to follow your blog. You have the greatest ideas!!
Lisa
Yay! So glad you follow my blog! Check your mail in a couple days for some little things to help you get started with couponing!
Thanks SO much to everyone who entered... Thanks also to those of you who are followers! We really do have some fun giveaways coming up!!
*I only used 26 in the random number generator because one comment was deleted by the author... I didn't count that entry.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Makin' Stuff Monday: Hand Sanitizer Part 2
**Giveaway results are posted below... scroll down**
Last week I showed you how to jazz up the hand sanitizers that stay in one place... and you don't really have to worry about coating those because they don't get moved too much. However... what about these little jewels?!? These treasures get tossed into your purse or gym bag and taken all over the place. They need to be a little cuter... and a lot sturdier than the pump variety of hand cleanser!
Here's what you need:
Paper Cutter and/or scissors
Mini Hand Sanitizer (not the huge pump kind)
Adhesive (glue- only for method 2 or embellishents)
Mod Podge (any variety will work)
Cute Paper (scraps work well)
Embellishments (optional)
There are two ways to do this and they depend on the variety of bottle you use.
Method 1 uses the Bath and Body Works bottle (a trapezoidal bottle)
1. Trace the outline of your mini-sanitizer bottle onto paper (do this twice).
2. Cut your paper slightly smaller than the bottle (do this twice).
3. Add your embellishments to the paper.
4. Coat the front and back of the bottle of sanitizer with Mod Podge and place your front and back paper onto the bottle. Work out any bubbles by smoothing the paper onto the bottle. Allow to dry 15ish minutes.
5. Apply a complete coat of Mod Podge over the entire bottle (excluding the bottom and cap) and cover the paper well (especially the edges). As you work, make sure to smooth out any bubbles in the paper. Allow to dry 15ish minutes. Repeat with 2-3 more coats.
6. Allow your final coat to dry 24ish hours before tossing your super cute new sanitizer into your purse!
Method 2 uses a generic bottle that is more rectangular in shape (like the pump bottles)
1. Measure the height of your bottle. Cut a paper long enough to wrap around the bottle and tall enough to cover the length (without going over).
2. Cut out the strip of paper.
3. Add your embellishments to the paper.
4. Coat the bottle of sanitizer with Mod Podge and carefully wrap the strip of paper around the bottle. If there is overlap of the paper, use your adhesive to secure the overlap. Work out any bubbles by smoothing the paper onto the bottle. Allow to dry 15ish minutes.
5. Apply a complete coat of Mod Podge over the entire bottle (excluding the bottom and cap) and cover the paper well (especially the edges). As you work, make sure to smooth out any bubbles in the paper. Allow to dry 15ish minutes. Repeat with 2-3 more coats.
6. Allow your final coat to dry 24ish hours before tossing your super cute new sanitizer into your purse!
For my project, I used 2 coats of Outdoor Mod Podge and one coat of Matte Mod Podge. The Outdoor Mod Podge was a little more tacky than I liked, so I covered with Matte and liked the finished tacky-ness.
Toss into your purse, gym bag, or car and enjoy your super cute little hand cleanser bottles.
With Valentines Day coming up... what a cute, personalized touch to put on a practical gift!
Last week I showed you how to jazz up the hand sanitizers that stay in one place... and you don't really have to worry about coating those because they don't get moved too much. However... what about these little jewels?!? These treasures get tossed into your purse or gym bag and taken all over the place. They need to be a little cuter... and a lot sturdier than the pump variety of hand cleanser!
Here's what you need:
Paper Cutter and/or scissorsMini Hand Sanitizer (not the huge pump kind)
Adhesive (glue- only for method 2 or embellishents)
Mod Podge (any variety will work)
Cute Paper (scraps work well)
Embellishments (optional)
There are two ways to do this and they depend on the variety of bottle you use.Method 1 uses the Bath and Body Works bottle (a trapezoidal bottle)
1. Trace the outline of your mini-sanitizer bottle onto paper (do this twice).
2. Cut your paper slightly smaller than the bottle (do this twice).
3. Add your embellishments to the paper.
4. Coat the front and back of the bottle of sanitizer with Mod Podge and place your front and back paper onto the bottle. Work out any bubbles by smoothing the paper onto the bottle. Allow to dry 15ish minutes.
5. Apply a complete coat of Mod Podge over the entire bottle (excluding the bottom and cap) and cover the paper well (especially the edges). As you work, make sure to smooth out any bubbles in the paper. Allow to dry 15ish minutes. Repeat with 2-3 more coats.
6. Allow your final coat to dry 24ish hours before tossing your super cute new sanitizer into your purse!
Method 2 uses a generic bottle that is more rectangular in shape (like the pump bottles)
1. Measure the height of your bottle. Cut a paper long enough to wrap around the bottle and tall enough to cover the length (without going over).
2. Cut out the strip of paper.
3. Add your embellishments to the paper.
4. Coat the bottle of sanitizer with Mod Podge and carefully wrap the strip of paper around the bottle. If there is overlap of the paper, use your adhesive to secure the overlap. Work out any bubbles by smoothing the paper onto the bottle. Allow to dry 15ish minutes.
5. Apply a complete coat of Mod Podge over the entire bottle (excluding the bottom and cap) and cover the paper well (especially the edges). As you work, make sure to smooth out any bubbles in the paper. Allow to dry 15ish minutes. Repeat with 2-3 more coats.
6. Allow your final coat to dry 24ish hours before tossing your super cute new sanitizer into your purse!
For my project, I used 2 coats of Outdoor Mod Podge and one coat of Matte Mod Podge. The Outdoor Mod Podge was a little more tacky than I liked, so I covered with Matte and liked the finished tacky-ness. 
Toss into your purse, gym bag, or car and enjoy your super cute little hand cleanser bottles. With Valentines Day coming up... what a cute, personalized touch to put on a practical gift!
Mod Podge Winner!!!
The winner for my first giveaway is...
True Random Number Generator
1
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*I used 1-16... not 1-100... but I couldn't get it to copy the same!
#1 is...... Kate!!!
She said,
Hi Michelle - I've got to admit, I've been following Karsie's blog (almost daily since spring time last year) and, from hearing about your new blog there, have been following you here all week! I don't know how you find time to do it, but I like it!! Thanks for the recipe and I look forward to more tutorials (and freebies! I'm so trying the canvas print this weekend!).
As for me and Mod, well, we've never met, but she sounds like a handy gal and I can't wait to see what she's helped you create!!
Take care-God Bless,
Kate
(sorry-not sure how to post my email here....I'm a newbie to commenting!)
The early bird caught this bird! Congratulations Kate (and thanks for reading my blogs)! Send me an email (@ pageturnercrafts@gmail.com) and I will get you hooked up with some Mod Podge... and you will be all set for this weeks crafty project!
Stay tuned for more giveaways and all kinds of great stuff this week!
True Random Number Generator
1
Powered by RANDOM.ORG
*I used 1-16... not 1-100... but I couldn't get it to copy the same!
#1 is...... Kate!!!
She said,
Hi Michelle - I've got to admit, I've been following Karsie's blog (almost daily since spring time last year) and, from hearing about your new blog there, have been following you here all week! I don't know how you find time to do it, but I like it!! Thanks for the recipe and I look forward to more tutorials (and freebies! I'm so trying the canvas print this weekend!).
As for me and Mod, well, we've never met, but she sounds like a handy gal and I can't wait to see what she's helped you create!!
Take care-God Bless,
Kate
(sorry-not sure how to post my email here....I'm a newbie to commenting!)
The early bird caught this bird! Congratulations Kate (and thanks for reading my blogs)! Send me an email (@ pageturnercrafts@gmail.com) and I will get you hooked up with some Mod Podge... and you will be all set for this weeks crafty project!
Stay tuned for more giveaways and all kinds of great stuff this week!
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