Artists & Crafters Supply Community: Blog Giveaway Contest Continued!

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Blog Giveaway Contest Continued!

We have ten links for our "Best Blog Giveaway" contest. Be sure and visit each blog so you can vote for your favorite starting Aug 31st.

Voting runs until Sept 5th. Winner announced on Sept 6th! Winner gets $20 via Paypal or $20 worth of merchandise from Renewed Resources Etsy shop.

Don't forget to invite all your friends to come vote. Voters get 20% off any purchase from Renewed Resources!

Still have time for more links. So tell everyone you know that is having a blog giveaway or had one in the past to submit their link today. Need to have all links submitted by Aug 30th.

Thanks to those who have submitted their link!

1 comment:

Katie L. said...: Hi Betty! Thanks for letting me know about this :) Since my blog is just a bunch of giveaways should I just leave the link for my blog? http://www.the-giveaway.com
Let me know if I did it wrong. Thanks again!
Katie Lyons; August 28, 2008 at 10:57 PM

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