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I'm a Winner!

Karen at Did You Make That has hosted a Pattern Pyramid giveaway that has patterns going all over the world. If you are a winner, you get 6 patterns - one to keep yourself to make up and then you host a giveaway and pass the rest on for your winner to have a giveaway and so on....
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until there are none left! What a great idea - how inspiring! 

Well, I am a winner and I can't wait to get my patterns and host my giveaway. Karen has also made some labels to go with each pattern so that when the garment is made it can be recognised as one of the Pattern Pyramid makes. 

Cannot wait to see what patterns come all the way to Brisbane and more excitedly, can't wait to host the giveaway and see where the rest go.

Keep an eye out!

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Carol said…
I haven't heard about this but what a brilliant idea! Can't wait to see what you get.
02 July, 2012 10:11
Carolyn said…
What fun! I signed up too, but I haven't heard anything yet...

wow, 10m of fluoro pink nylon is a lot!! I found 2m is ample for a raincoat, so I think you have a lifetime's supply there!
03 July, 2012 16:31
Symon said…
Congrats on being chosen! Looking forward to seeing what you get & where it goes! :)
04 July, 2012 23:46
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