My First Free Give Away!

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Well, now I feel like a little girl who dresses up as an adult and tries to clomp around in the high heels that are way too big for her!
I, on my little blog, am going to do a "Free Giveaway" just like the big bloggers do!
The good thing is that you have a very good chance to win my little prize because you are not competing against 300 others!
Here's what you win. The August edition of "Australian Country Style" magazine.
This latest edition contains a cute heart cushion design inside. Here's a peek.


Here's how it works, you have to be a 'Follower' of this blog (easy to do here on the right) and leave a comment on this post. Any comment, nothing profound required!
On Saturday 6th August I will choose a winner using a very random method. I'll then send it to you where ever you live, be it on the other side of town or the other side of the world!
I Love this magazine. Hope you get to enjoy it too! (Comments towards the free giveaway close saturday 6th August 12 noon Sydney time.)

Comments

  1. Jen2 August 2011 at 20:11

    I love prizes.

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  2. Anonymous3 August 2011 at 14:29

    I also love prizes.

    Marion

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  3. Bron4 August 2011 at 21:24

    I believe that in free enterprise and competition in the market place /craftgroup is a healthy thing so heres my entry in the prize draw.please consider.

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  4. Anonymous5 August 2011 at 23:00

    It is a miracle! I pressed the right buttons to become a follower. You see, the computer and i are not best friends! See on the right that more people succeeded. Diana your style of writing is very entertaining. I love reading the blog. Regards elly

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  5. Anonymous9 August 2011 at 14:52

    i LOVE PRIZES ALSO!!!!

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  6. Carolyn H9 August 2011 at 14:53

    Great work with the blog Diana. You are almost an expert now. I am impressed. Keep up the good work

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