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It's Here!

I stepped out on my front porch yesterday evening to find that my give away prize from Lissaloo at One Step At A Time had arrived! I was so excited to open it!

Look at all the goodies it had inside; Wild Huckleberry Taffy, Wild Huckleberry Jam, Wild Huckleberry Honey and two adorable scrapbooks. So much fun!!! I can't wait to try the huckleberry items and put pictures in the scrapbooks. I'm hoping that Lissaloo will post instructions for making scrapbooks on her blog (hint, hint!). She's very talented! Thanks again, Lissaloo!

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Our yard projects are getting closer to being done so I should be returning soon. I miss keeping up with all of my blogger friends!


Comments

Lissaloo said…
I'm glad it made it! I have been wondering if you got it yet :)

I have a how-to on my blog to make a mini book, I have a few others I have been wanting to do but I am trying to get everything unpacked before I make any craft "messes"
Lol

I can't wait to see what you have been working on!
L.B. said…
Wow, that looks fantastic!

Now I'm even more bummed out that I didn't win it :(

Oh well, at least it wound up in a good home :D
Anonymous said…
That is an awesome prize! I want all of it...yum!
Denise said…
What a great prize, enjoy every bit of it.
Purple Flowers said…
What a great package of goodies to receive in the mail. Enjoy them all!
Continued good luck w/your backyard project!
Donna-FFW said…
Congrats, your prize sounds wonderful. Cant wait to see your yard!
ChristineM said…
Congrats! Thanks for sharing it with us!

(You HAVE heard of the concept of "sharing", haven't you? Wink-wink, nudge-nudge!) Oh I'm kidding - Enjoy it!!! ;)
Joanna Jenkins said…
WOW! What a great gift.
i'm headed to Willoughby next week!!!!
Hope your summer is going well.
xo
Unknown said…
congratulations! You won a great giveaway! I'm sure the huckleberry jam & honey are yummy! I know nothing about scrap-booking but would love to learn. I'll have to check out Lissaloo's blog!

Have fun with your win!
Amy

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