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1 Year Anniversary Giveaway

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What!?  Only a 1 year anniversary celebration!?  Well … I did technically start blogging back in November of 2008 for my crafty business.  But the year anniversary is celebrating my switch back to blogger from wordpress.  Every moment I was at wordpress I missed the comfort of blogger and I finally decided to come back.

I’m SO HAPPY I did!  It’s made blogging so much less stressful. I know what I’m doing. I  know how to add things to my sidebar.  I know I can EASILY find past blog posts!  I hope you have all enjoyed the move as well. 

In just one year I’ve had over 282,000 page views!  Not too shabby if I do say so myself!
And in celebration to this success – I’m having a GIVEAWAY! 

Let’s see what I’m all offering up!

GIVEAWAY!

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ONE lucky person will win this! A bundle of six fat quarters I personally hand dyed.  A charm pack of Atelier by 3 sisters for moda AND a sampler pack of Aurifil thread in Caramel, 6001. 

How can you win?

REQUIRED:  Easy – Just leave me a comment answering this question:
Be sure to include your email address so I’m able to contact you when you win!  If I can’t contact you I will choose a different winner.

What is it that keeps bringing you back to Persimon Dreams?

BONUS Entries  Leave a separate comment for each to gain extra entries

Seriously – if you don’t leave your email address, I won’t be able to get ahold of you and you won’t get the prize…this is very important!

The Giveaway is CLOSED!
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And with that … good luck and thank you for reading!  I love getting comments and seeing folks enjoying what I have to share!

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  7. I like that you highlight different quilting ideas…..some I do like and some not so much but you show a variety not just the same kind…..

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  8. I'm really looking forward to your Focus Through The Prism posts in the upcoming months! I've got similar prism fabrics in my stash just waiting for some inspiration from your blog.

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  9. I keep coming back to Persimon Dreams for 2 reasons: (1) You're a talented local quilter and (2) Your hand-dyed fabrics are gorgeous… And there's a 3rd reason… I love the way you aren't afraid to mix colors and patterns!

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  11. I Like Project Quilting on facebook. Good thing I followed your link there because I discovered I hadn't checked the option to Get Notifications so I've been missing all sorts of loveliness!

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  16. I just posted on your challenge page, but here it is again (more or less!) I think this is super exciting, but won't be joining in this time. I shall be watching from the sidelines, and hope to take part in the next challenge, when life will be less hectic, hopefully.

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  20. I enjoy all your many creative projects. You make lovely hand dyed fabrics that are really inspiring to see. Would like to participate in your upcoming challenge but life is too crazy right now. I'll be reading along though!
    amyork13atgmaildotcom

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  25. The Prism Challenge sounds interesting and I look forward to seeing the quilts that are made. I won't be participating, since I've done lots of challenges lately and want to take a break and catch up on some other things.

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  26. Congratulations!! I've enjoyed your posts on your colourful quilts, sharing special and interesting events of your family, and look forward to your future posts!!

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  31. I'm a little confused here… I signed up for emails but two posts up I thought I signed up for your newsletter! I hope you get it sorted out at your end!!

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  38. The reason that I follow you and keep coming back is because I love your quilts!!!! I love your individualism and the way you combine fabrics and colours, and create new and fresh designs.
    Pauline
    perry94022 at hotmail dot com

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  39. I love the seven quilts in the ROYGBIV colour range and because the finished quilts are 20" in each colour it is quite possible to complete one each month for the average person. Fantastic idea and a fun challenge. I understand about having to buy the ROYGBIV fabrics to make, or to incorporate a colour per block, because you want to present an exhibit of the chosen quilts in the end, and that would create a cohesive exhibit for public showing. Great idea.
    Pauline
    perry94022 at hotmail dot com

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  41. I am signed up for email ( a bit confused though because I thought the newsletter was the email – anyway I signed up on both)
    Pauline
    perry94022 at hotmail dot com

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  54. I look forward to seeing how differently the participants interpret each challenge. — soparkaveataoldotcom

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  56. This was my first year of watching Project Quilting- and though I didn't finish any myself, I was so motivated and amazed by the entries!! (i've ordered my cherrywood bundle- let's see if I can Prism!) I also love how you take the craziest colors (in my mind) and when you put them together- they totally work. I think the creative process is so interesting. And of course, the cute girls! I have an 11 yo boy. Thanks for all you do to keep us creative!!!

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  64. I love your quilting sense and sense of humor. Thanks!

    Please click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.

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  69. The challenge looks like a fun commitment. Thanks!

    Please click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.

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  71. At first it was Project QUILTING, and now I just like seeing what you're up to. It also helps me expand my palette, as you use fabrics and colors that I think "ugh" when I see the blocks sometimes, but then LOVE the finished quilts. The give aways are nice too of course 🙂

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  73. I like your blogs, website, and face book page there is so much information and also you are one busy lady! Between kids, an orchard, family, life, running a household, etc. it is an inspiration to others. If you can do all of this and still make quilts, then I have no excuse, ha ha. It is fresh, lively, and always something different and new to see and learn. Thanks for sharing.

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  86. I keep coming back to your sites because I love your use and color and your challenges are a wonderful way to stretch my creativity.

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  91. I went over to the focus on the prism challenge site. Love the idea of working on projects focusing on color, because it stretches the creativity, Thanks for your inspiration.

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  102. Happy Anniversary to you! What keeps me coming back to Persimon Dreams is your friendly chatter and talents. I love to see what you're up to and I get great inspiration from that. Hats off to another year!

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  103. A one-year anniversary!!! I love it. Persimon Dreams inspires me. In fact, I'm going to try one of the challenges starting next month. I've got my fabric and hope I can find the time to squeeze it in. Thanks for all you do.

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