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New Giveaway - Making More Beaded Jewellery

Here is another Rainbow Disk book on disk - Making More Beaded Jewellery.  There are 50 projects in this one - enough so everyone will find something they would like to make.  You can read all the details on the Rainbow Disks website here. This giveaway is the same as the others - you have to write a review of the disk after you have won it and had a chance to look at it please. 
You can have one entry for telling me your favourite type of bead and another for telling me you are a follower.  You have until Wednesday, April 11th, to enter this one. 
I asked in the last giveaway for people to guess why I was doing all the giveaways. Well, there were some good guesses and they were all right to some degree.  I am de-stashing, I had extras of these disks, I passed the 200 followers mark, etc.  Mostly though it is because  I have been down and out with a rotten virus and broncitus so haven't felt like stitching and had nothing to post about as a result!  lol  I hate to not be yakking away here so I thought giveaways were a good answer.  Stay tuned - there are more coming.

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hello Kerry, It has been awhile and I see your are still living in the Far North. I hope you are well. I would like to Wish you a Very Happy Easter Holiday. Hugs Judy
Suztats said…
Poor you, Kerry. I've just gotten over a nasty bronchitis,( DH brought it home and shared it with me! What a guy.) so I know how miserable you've been feeling. Hope you're all better soon. Happy Easter.
Mosaic Magpie said…
We Love the giveaways!!! But would rather have you feeling better!
Favorite type of beads....something with a litte sparkle to them!
Deb
Debbie S. said…
Hi Kerry, sorry you aren't feeling well. My favorite beads are the ones made of semi precious stones. I love that they come from the earth. Hope you get to feeling better.

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