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Pattern Pyramid Giveaway Winner!

We have a winner. I did the random number generator but I don't know how to show it! It came out No 6 Falling Through Your Clothes! I didn't know her blog until she left a comment - I don't know her name or where she is but it is a nice blog so go and have a look.


I have had a lot of comments (for me!) and I have some new blogs to follow that I had never seen before so thank you for all those who had a look and who entered. I love a giveaway. 

And so the pyramid gets smaller and moves. Falling Through Your Clothes please contact me with your email and I will get your address to post the goods!!



The Brisbane Eye!
In other news I go to the fabric sale on Friday so will post the spoils on the weekend.  I also started uni again today so things will get busy busier here again!
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Anonymous said…
I can't believe I won! Thank you! I sent my address to your email. Just so you know, I'm in Western Canada.
Woo hoo!
25 July, 2012 22:38
Marianna said…
Oh well, there'll be other chances... that's what's so great about Pattern Pyramid.

Thanks for leaving the lovely comment on my blog. I agree that it's fab to have so much new reading material.
26 July, 2012 05:47
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