It’s time, it’s time!
It’s time to draw our TWO winners for the March 2018 Quilty Box – TWO winners, will one of them be you?
This was an exceptionally fun box – especially great for me since I was able to share mine with my friend Mona -
I don’t have a granddaughter, but I know someone who is deep into the throws of grandparenthood, and there is nothing like a 2 year old at Easter to ramp you right up into the wonder and discovery each holiday brings.
When I met with Mona for lunch in Wilkesboro on Thursday, I just KNEW that this box was perfect for Mona, and in turn Carmen, who would be the recipient of this box.
My thought was for NEXT Easter.
But NO! I’ve been fielding texts over the past few days charting Mona’s progress as she makes the adorable Jade & Cottontail quilt from the fabrics and patterns included in this month’s Quilty Box!
A stem! A stem!
4 bunny heads, and Mona’s new spool cabinet – Oh, I’m jealous!
Isn’t it gorgeous?
Go Mona, Sew Mona!!
She is well on the way into turning these bits and pieces into this adorable quilt!
Who wants to win their OWN March Quilty Box with all of the goodies needed for this quilt?
Someone is also going to win the Quilty Box Mini ---
Which also includes the pattern for Jade & Cottontail -
Let’s draw!
Entry #313 out of 4133 entries is Jill Finger!
Jill, this full sized box is coming your way. Please get back to me with your mailing address so I can pass it on to the folks at Quilty Box.
#2601! Mary Ellen Ontko!
Mary Ellen, you are the winner of our Quilty Box Mini! I’m waiting for your address as well. Please reply to my email.
Here are some Quilty Box highlights to keep in mind:
Quilty Box is a monthly subscription box of fun quilting supplies. We offer plans from $44-48/mo.
5% of the profits of multi-month subscriptions are donated to Quilts for Kids - a non-profit which donates quilts for children in need.
Each month we have 4 or more products (fabric, patterns, thread, or notions)
Our retail value of the products in the box is always more than $60
April's Quilty Box Featured Artist will be Shayla Wolf from https://Sassafras-lane.com/
The next Quilty Box will ship around April 11th. Subscribers will need to purchase before April 10th to receive this shipment.
We will be using the hashtags #QuiltyBox and #GetQuilty
Your support is appreciated. If you have any questions or comments don't hesitate to contact me.
Get Quilty!
Patrick Claytor, CEO
patrick@quiltybox.com
And my thanks to Quilty Box for providing these wonderful giveaways to you, my readers!
And for your evening reading pleasure:
Upon her arrival to her old lock up grounds next door, she discovered that fickle hearted Chip had taken up with 2 new friends, #curiouscookie and #oreooutloud. (who barks nonstop )
Not sure what to make of this situation, and not receiving quite the warm welcome she had expected due to the new jail-bird dogs, she came running down my driveway with a squeal of delight after seeing Sadie, begging for treats, an ear scratch and a tummy rub.
Seriously, she was so excited to see us she nearly piddled herself!
After which, knowing she needed to be returned to within the confines of her own electric fence, Sadie and I leashed her up and with a pocket full of treats returned her safely home.
(I removed her electric collar before we reached her yard so she would not be brutally shocked upon re entering the flag zone.)
The story goes further, before the electric fence was installed Piper's owners contacted the cops about her being incarcerated behind the chain link fence with Chip. This explains further why Chip has 2 new inmate pals.
You just can’t make this stuff up!
I’m off to finish packing for Des Moines tomorrow – have a good evening, everyone!
10 comments:
See you Tuesday 😊safe travels love Mona’s bunnies🌷🐰
Oh hooray! Can't wait to see you, Charnette!
Congratulations to the winners!!! Thanks for sharing with your fans Bonnie! Fun to see Mona's progress too.... thanks for all you do, safe travels
I love to hear about the doggie gossip from your neighbor hood
We had a border collie come visit us on her own frequently I would bring her back to her home finally I started calling the owners to pick her up. She was a lovely dog but we live on a busy street and have a leash law also. Her owners seemed so not worried she might get hit by a car. The whole family moved.
That's the trouble with electric fences. Dogs learn that they can break through them if the motivation is strong enough. We had a neighboring Lab who used to break out of his electric fence every evening to go play ball with some kids down the street because there were no children in his family. Then he would burst back through the fence to go back home, so as not to get into trouble. A good plan, but we worried about him getting hit by a car, or even encountering the packs of coyotes we heard at night.
Congratulations to the winners!!!! I hope they see this post!
Congratulations to the winners��
Congratulations to the winners. I wish, I wish, I wish.....
Even an electric fence can't keep good friends apart. I always enjoy the dog stories. Thanks.
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