Artists & Crafters Supply Community: Vote Today for Best Blog Giveaway!

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Vote Today for Best Blog Giveaway!

Voting starts today and runs through Sept 5th in our contest for "Best Blog Giveaway".

There is lots of variety in the giveaways, wonderful ideas are shared in each one of them! Hope everything took time to visit each blog and see each giveaway!

Tell all your friends to come vote for the blog they think has the Best Giveaway.

Voters need to leave a comment here so we can keep track of the count. In order to receive 20% off any purchase from my shop you must leave a comment here telling me you have voted.

Winner will be announced next Saturday!

4 comments:

PMM pamela munger said...: I vote for handmade showcase. Great interviews!; September 1, 2008 at 4:56 PM
Lisa said...: I vote for Vermillion Rules!; September 5, 2008 at 10:02 AM
Anonymous said...: I vote for Vermillion Rules as well. Awesome Giveaways!!!; September 5, 2008 at 2:13 PM
Jen and Bryan said...: Vermillion Rules!! She's amazing and always blogging about great ideas and how wonderful and talented other people are. (When she is equally as talented as anyone out there.); September 5, 2008 at 3:56 PM

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