Artists & Crafters Supply Community: Winners of Body & Lip Butters

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Winners of Body & Lip Butters

I truly apologize for not announcing this morning but I had to make a mad dash out of town early this morning and just got back.

Drum roll, please...........

Winner #1 is Lynn, who chose Vanilla for her body butter scent. Visit Lynn's blog, The Sewing Mom.

Winner #2 is Melissa, who will have to let me know her favorite scent. Visit Melissa's blog, Melissas Jewelry & Gems.

And as a surprise I an awarding another set of body butter and lip butter to Kel. Kel had the most entries and I appreciate that she went the extra steps. Visit Kel's blog at: Violethale

Please email me with your mailing addresses and I will ship your items Monday or Tuesday.

Thanks to all that entered the giveaway! Please check back often as I will be doing a giveaway each month.

If anyone would like to exchange blog post about each others businesses or handmade items you might sell please contact me.

2 comments:

Lynne said...: I am so excited! Thanks for holding the contest!; October 24, 2010 at 7:59 PM
Melissa said...: Betty, thank you. I responded to the email you sent me.; October 29, 2010 at 5:54 AM

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