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Run, Don't Walk, On Over Here! I'm Having A Giveaway!

You can never have too much motivation when you're trying to achieve your goals, right?  That's what Mr. Willoughby and I thought when some people we know decided to take up running.  To give them a little extra encouragement, we designed and printed some t-shirts for them.  It turns out that when other runners saw them, they wanted a little extra motivation, too, and we've been busy at our screen press ever since.


They are now available on our Etsy store, The Cabbage Rose, but we also wanted to have a giveaway.  If you're already a runner, trying to become a runner, know a runner, or just like free t-shirts, enter the giveaway and you could win one!  We'd love to give you some extra motivation!

Are you motivated to enter?  Here's what you need to do:


Entry Rules
1. You must be a follower of This Stop Willoughby, or become one.

2. You must click on the link to The Cabbage Rose, browse the running shirts, and then come back and leave a comment on this post telling me which one is your favorite.

3. If you would like to earn a bonus entry, mention my giveaway on your blog along with a link to this post. Please be sure to leave a comment (with link to your post) letting me know that you've done so.

4. This giveaway is limited to the United States (sorry!).

The deadline for entries is Friday, August 26, 2011 at 5:00 pm Eastern Time. The winner will be drawn randomly and announced shortly thereafter. One entry as well as one bonus entry allowed. Please be sure to include a way for me to contact you should you be the winner of this giveaway. If your email is not linked to your blog, please include it in the comment you leave here. If I am unable to contact the winner, a different winner will be drawn at random.

Good Luck!!


Willoughby



Comments

Jenn Erickson said…
I love all of your chic and motivational creations by the "I AM..." shirt particularly speaks to me!
love the shirt....

happy to see you at farmhouse kitchen, my friend

i'll try and come back over the weekend to enter the give away..looks like a fun one !!!!!

kary
L.B. said…
Longtime loyal follower :)

I like the shirt you posted above, either in that color or in blue. It's a really awesome shirt! Love it!
Unknown said…
I immediately thought of Luis when I saw this post. Although I really like "I Am bleep bleep Mother Runner" one. The motivational one is pretty cool too! Great job Su!!!!
Kerrie said…
I love "Running it's what runners do." Made me giggle and smile.
Staci1974 said…
I absolutely love the orange "Badass Mother Runner" tee. I love it because i am a Mother and when I Run i feel like a total Badass! My kids are my biggest supporters and if I would allow, the would call me Badass, lol!
Lisa J said…
brand new follower, found you via Kerrie T's site "mom vs marathon"

I LOOOOOOOOOVE your layout!
Lisa J said…
its tough to choose between 'running is what runners do' and the motiational ladies running... i'll say the 'what runners do' because I don't have any orange shirts!
~K~ said…
new follower! runner_girl5k(at)yahoo(dot)com
~K~ said…
i like the "running is what runners do" shirt
runner_girl5k(at)yahoo(dot)com
KT80 said…
I'm a follower!
KT80 said…
I like the 'running is what runners do' shirt.
Donna-FFW said…
Bad ass mother runner has got to be my favorite... Ive been a follower for years:)
Kerrie said…
Linked! :) http://momvsmarathon.blogspot.com/2011/08/stuff-you-should-know-about.html
Michelle said…
I am a new follower :)
Michelle said…
LOVE the "running is what runners do" shirt!!!
Jenny said…
I totally love the Bad Ass Mom one...it made me laugh. I'll purchase one of your shirts for a giveaway. I think everyone would get a kick out of it!

I'll let you know when I do!

I didn't even know you did this! How cool you are!

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