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I'd like to give away these potholders I made from some of the fabric I got as a surprise package in the mail last week.
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Just leave a comment in the comment section of this post and I'll put your name in a hat for a chance to receive them.
This is Tuesday morning so I'll pick a winner Thursday night about the time I shut down my computer (9 p.m.) and post the winner Friday morning.
Don't be shy . . . leave a comment!
Very cute! Me, me, me!
ReplyDeleteThe Weekend Homesteader - You're in!
DeletePick me..I love them!
ReplyDeleteKelly Ann - Thanks! Your name is in the hat.
DeleteThose are super cute but don't put my name in - your awesome potholder gifts have kept me from making my own LOL.... I WILL make some this year!
ReplyDeleteErin - Okay, Friend! The pressure is now on for you to show us the ones you've made!!
DeleteThose are absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteGarland Girl - Thank you! Got your name in the hat.
DeleteHow cute! Love the "bacon" holder. I've recently learned to make a nice crocheted potholder but it sure doesn't look as nice as that!
ReplyDeleteSciFiChick - These that I make have proved to be very "sturdy" and reliable. Plus they're washable (which is a requirement for my kitchen!) so I think you would like them.
DeleteOhhh Mama Pea! These are cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteKelly - Thanks! I'm entering your name for the drawing.
DeleteI NEEEEEEEED them potholders!
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sweetiesuzy - I think some new potholders are something we all need . . . more frequently than we get them!
DeleteLOVE THEM!! Tossing my name in the hat~
ReplyDeleteKatidids - Good toss . . . it's in the hat!
DeleteWow good job with those scraps of fabric, that was quick.
ReplyDeleteBut leave my name out for the drawing.
Tombstone Livestock - Glad you think I did right by those fabrics of yours! The feed sack replica fabrics were PERFECT for potholders.
DeleteME! ME! ME! .... um, please. :)
ReplyDeleteSusan - Okay! Okay! Okay! You're welcome. :o)
DeletePlease enter me in the contest. I would enjoy something new in my kitchen. I was telling P after lunch---in thirty years, I have had three new refrigerators, three new dishwashers, countless microwaves,and the same gold stove. It just will not wear out! Is that a good thing?
ReplyDeleteCarol - Your name is in the hat! And you may be in luck with your good, ol' gold stove. Someone was just telling me last week that the "newest" color for kitchen appliances is . . . wait for it . . . GOLD!
DeleteHappy Spring Greetings. I wanted to let you know about a friend of mine who is an amazing quilter and she has come up with doing quilted cards. www.onthetrailcreations.com is her website. I don't know if it has a gallery of her other work but when I finally saw her site I thought of you. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteIt's A Long Drag - Wow! She really has some talent, doesn't she? When you imagine how small a palette she's working on . . . well, I think artistry like that might drive me bonkers! Her work is truly beautiful. Thanks for sharing her art.
DeleteI would love to win these adorable potholders! You do such nice work!
ReplyDeleteMelissa - Thank you very much!
DeletePut my name in the hat too please.
ReplyDeleteDawn from Georgia - It's in!
Deletei love the pair you made for me last year. can always use more
ReplyDeleteQwaynt - You're in, too!
DeleteThey are so sweet! And farmy! I just made that word up LOL I've been going to make some for weeks now. Mine are so grungy but kids clothes take priority. If I won yours I could keep sewing kids clothes and not feel guilty! LOL Hope I win :-) You are so generous!
ReplyDeleteFreedom Acres Farm - Yes, you do need to keep sewing clothes for your kids! Your name is in the hat, too.
DeleteThese are wonderful. I would love to win these.
ReplyDeleteWendy - Okay, I'll put you in the drawing, too!
Deletebeautiful pot holders. Just love the piggies! Would love the chance to win .
ReplyDeleteThanks Mama Pea
TinaH
TinaH - Yes, I really liked the pigs, too. "Hog wash!" Where did that saying come from do you suppose?
DeleteThey're lovely! My style too. Please count me in. :)
ReplyDeleteLeigh - No goats, but feed sack replicas so that's close enough for most of us! Your name is in.
DeleteHey MP, I'm sort of back but I feel a whole lot more like your daughter does due to an ongoing move. Ugh! Feels like it will never be over! Anyway, I wanted to tell you that I tried your Cranberry/Almond Cake last week and it was definitely yummy. I will be making that one again. Nice and moist and tangy. Wished I had the pot holders you made when I took that cake out of the oven. Ha!
ReplyDeleteKaren L. - Good to hear from you! And glad you liked the cake. Yep, a nice set of new potholders would have gone with the cake very well. Your name is in the hat.
DeleteSo pretty and down home; love the pot holders!
ReplyDeleteSimply Scaife Family - Thank you! You're in the drawing hat.
DeletePick me! Pick me! We'd love those!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'd even come to pick them up.
Little Fudd - (This is my crazy, good cook brother-in-law, Everyone. Oops, it will be embarrassing if HIS name is drawn. But I promise to keep it honest.)
DeleteI think you've set a new goal, Fudd . . . the winner has to come here to pick them up!!
I'd give those a very nice home! Sign me up:)
ReplyDeleteNancy @ Little Homestead in Boise
Nancy - It's so good to know they would go to a good home. (Hee-hee.)
DeleteThese would work great in my country kitchen. They work with my curtains, My towels, my rugs, and my little cow milk pitcher. Did I say how great these would look in my kitchen. Just checking.
ReplyDeleteMichelle - Glad I chose a pattern that would go well in your kitchen! :o)
DeleteYou would be appalled if you saw how pathetic my current potholders are, lol, so yes - please put my name in the hat :)
ReplyDeleteJen - Are grungy potholders the sign of a good cook? If so, many of us qualify!!
DeletePotholders: They do so much, but are so under appreciated. Ah, such is life! ;o)
Cute! I don't need anymore, but those would make nice gifts too.
ReplyDeleteKristina - They are nice gifts . . . I use them as hostess or "thank you" gifts all the time. I'm putting your name in the hat.
DeleteThese are beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteNikki - Thanks! You're added to the drawing!
DeleteMe please :)
ReplyDeleteStephanie - Okay, you're welcome! :o)
DeletePlease pick me. I need potholders. Mine are brown and scorched. I don't know how that happens ;/. I love the cute fabrics. If I ever get in my sewing room I could sew a few but you know how that goes MamaPea.
ReplyDeleteLisa - How DO those potholders get so brown and scorched?? I guess they're just doing what they're meant to do. Good reason for us all to change them more often than we do. Your name is in the hat!
ReplyDeleteIf it's not too late, can I add my hat to the pile too? Pretty please??!!
ReplyDeleteUmmmmm, or is that.... 'can you add my name to the hat'? Am I having a 'senior moment?!!!
DeleteLisa - Hahaha! No you're not too late. I said I'd close off the comments about 9 p.m. tonight when I shut off my computer so you've squeaked in under the wire. And if you wanna add your hat to the pile, feel free to do so. (Hee-hee.)
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