winner, winner...

Thanks to all who entered. I loved the random facts. The winner of the headband give away (courtesy of random.org's random number generator)....

Comment #2:
Stacey said...
It was good to see you tonite : )
Stacey - either comment on this post or facebook me or e-mail me to let me know which one you'd like. (The one second from the top does have flowers on it - they just blend in since it's monochromatic.)

And this is great for Stacey because I don't have to ship it (just bring it to church), so she might have it sometime in the next month. :)

You should all know that, thanks to your encouragement (and other random comments from others I know and Brad's enthusiasm), I'm tentatively planning to have a "booth" at my church's craft bazaar in 2012 (November) with headbands and a few other projects I'm experimenting with. I definitely don't have time to stock up for this year's, but if I set that goal for 14 months from now, it might just happen. So here's my unofficial commitment.

The only problem is... if I have a booth at a craft fair, do I need a "name"? I'm now taking suggestions. Please!

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  1. StaceySeptember 21, 2011 at 9:17 PM

    Yay! I like the darker brown one with the red flower the best : )
    And yay about the craft booth too! Good for you!

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  2. KatySeptember 22, 2011 at 11:11 AM

    How about "Bits and Pieces" because you make these items in the bits and pieces of free time you have? Which church are you attending?

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  3. MeganSeptember 24, 2011 at 1:43 PM

    Katy - we've been going to Hope for about 3 years now (pretty much since we got married). It's a long drive out to the west side, but we love our small group and our pastor and pretty much most things about it.

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