Pay It Forward- Sharing, Leave a Comment

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I found the Pay It Forward on Ivona's blog from Serbia I think. Anyway, its about helping to share our special parts of this wonderfully huge world of quilting and crafting. Pay it forward is a way to get people participating with actual sharing, so here goes! As you can see I'm quite capable of coming up with something really well made and nice to have!

1. You must leave a comment on my blog. The first five comments on this blog will be contacted and I'll send you something fun that I like to make. No guarantee's of what it is, but most likely a funky pin cushion.
2. You must have a blog, so we can link up afterwards.
3. No time limits beyond the item I make for you is in your hot little hands before the year ends.
4. You must post the Pay It Forward logo on your blog and promise to share it forward from your blog. Go ahead, think of something funky you'd love to just give away!
It might be a  bag or an apron or whatever you love to make. Just share!

So go ahead,  browse through my posts and leave me a comment on this post and I'll be in touch!




Comments

  1. IvonaAugust 7, 2011 at 2:04 AM

    Hi to Canada, thanks for the message on my page (and I am from SLOVAKIA):-) Please send me your mailing address so I could send you a little gift. Have a nice day :-)

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  2. Carli The QuilterAugust 8, 2011 at 12:14 PM

    Cool, Ivona, I'm sending you a little gift too! Please email me with your address?

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