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And the Winner Is…..

Our winner for our Friendship’s Garden Quilt is

Jeanette Williams

Our computer selected Jeanette’s name from several hundred folks (we were surprised and pleased to see so many of you like our designs) who entered their name.

In her email entry Jeanette said she “hoped her garden would grow” by winning the pattern.  I think we might see a photo of her stitched lap quilt.
Congrats to you, Jeanette, I hope you start stitching right away!

I hope you all enjoyed a fun International Quilting Day with your friends and family.  Many of you told us who you were with and what you were doing….fun!

Enjoy your pattern, Jeanette, and we want to see a photo of the finished quilt with a smiling person underneath!

Comments

  1. Jeanette Ceccarelli WilliamsMarch 19, 2012 at 7:53 AM

    WOW!!!! I am so excited! Thank you, Robin. I always tell people how great you are and I can hardly wait to get to my quilting group today to tell them that I won a beautiful pattern.

    You're the best!!!
    With seeds and blooms of thanks!!
    Jeanette

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  2. Robin & TinaMarch 19, 2012 at 8:25 AM

    You are most welcome, Jeanette. Many happy hours of embroidery and we look forward to seeing the final quilt....enjoy!

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  3. Quilt n QueenMarch 22, 2012 at 2:24 PM

    Congratulations to Jeanette....enjoy stitching your garden quilt. Happy Spring everyone!!

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