GIVE AWAY!

I have been online as Magpie Quilts for one year as of October 25 and in honor of my one-year Anniversary, I am hosting a give-away! And until the end of October, you can get 10% any item in my shop by using the coupon code FALL2011 when you check out.

Rules are simple - leave a comment below and mention
(1) your favorite item at Magpie Quilts 
   or
(2) your link where you've shared this giveaway (blog, facebook, twitter, etc.)

Draw will be made Tuesday, October 25 at 6pm Mountain Standard time.

Oh, and this is the prize:
 Cowboy Christmas Table Runner - 16" x 34"
 Machine pieced and quilted by yours truly!
So, please leave me a comment and celebrate with me!

--Ann

Comments

  1. sewfunquilts21 October 2011 at 09:16

    Congratulations on your anniversary, Maggie. Thanks for the giveaway. I invite you to visit my blog too.

    I love your vintage look sawtooth quilt.

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  2. Minibytes21 October 2011 at 09:26

    Congrats Maggie!!! :D

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  3. Terry Aske Art Quilts21 October 2011 at 09:47

    Ann, congrats on your Anniversary! My favorite item in your Etsy shop is your Indigo Blue Lap Quilt
    http://www.etsy.com/listing/83037504/indigo-blue-lap-quilt

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  4. Pamela21 October 2011 at 11:03

    Congrats on your anniversary! I put your giveaway on the quiltsy team page on facebook :)

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  5. KAREN21 October 2011 at 11:28

    Magpie...
    Congrats on your Etsy-versary! I love the background on your blog! I bet you have something wonderful for the winter background planned too!

    I'm posting your URL on my facebook page TessieTextile.

    See you back on Quiltsy Team Chat!

    Tess

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  6. whimbrella23 October 2011 at 04:15

    Ann, ALL of you things are lovely, including your give-away runner! I love the quilting on your vintage look sawtooth quilt, so that is my favorite-of-the-moment. http://www.etsy.com/listing/83510470/vintage-look-bed-quilt-72x79-sawtooth

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