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I BET YOU'RE CURIOUS...

"Thank you" to everyone who participated in my first Cricut cartridge give away! I bet you're all on the edge of your seat waiting to hear who the winner of the "Hannie Montanie" cart is. Ok, I won't keep you waiting any longer!

The random winner is:
#2 jayma15 said...
thanks for the chance to win!
I shared this link on my FB!@...

CONGRATULATIONS jayma15!!!! Send an email to fittertwit@yahoo.com with your contact information and mailing address and I will get your new cartridge out to you ASAP! I know you're gonna love this cartridge. All the versatile carts are the best!!!

And for those who didn't get drawn... check back on October 2nd for your chance to win oodles of fun prizes during our Little Hop Of Horrors Blog Hop. For a list of prizes and sponsors, click HERE. And for those who stop by October 2nd and leave a comment, I've got some blog candy! October 3rd at midnight, I will be drawing a winner for a brand new Pumpkin Carvings Cricut cartridge.

I so LOVE Halloween and the celebration starts on October 2nd. I hope you all join us.
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just jayma said…
Oh, that's me!@!! Thank you so very very much! I can't wait!!
September 20, 2010 at 9:03 PM
Raven B said…
CONGRATULATIONS jayma15!!!! I can not wait to see what you make with it!!!!
Hugs,
Raven
September 20, 2010 at 9:28 PM
Anonymous said…
congrats! :)
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September 21, 2010 at 11:55 AM
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