Thank you to all of you who voted for my tutorial, for those of you that have done me the honor of actually making your own triple-zips, and for all of you who just stop by to see what I'm up to here at A Quilter's Table. It means alot.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Oh My Goodness!
After a super busy work week, I've spend the last couple days doing what many of you are doing too - finishing up my Christmas shopping, sewing gifts, thinking about wrapping, meal planning and shopping, and especially, enjoying family. So I wasn't really paying attention today when Kathy at Pink Chalk Studio announced the winners of the Handmade With Love Tutorial Contest.
When my Triple-Zip Pouch tutorial was chosen as a finalist in the Gifts for Friends category over a week ago, I was completely thrilled. And of course, I thought about how nice it'd be to win the category, but I really didn't think it possible. So when the emails started coming in today congratulating me, I rushed right over to Pink Chalk. Boy was I surprised to see that not only had I won the category, but THE contest. Shocked, excited, humbled - that's pretty much how I've felt ever since.
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Congrats Debbie! I was so excited to see that it was you who had won. Your tutorial is fantastic of course. :) Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Debbie, I too saw the results and I'm so thrilled for you! Look forward to making one in the new year :o)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Debbie! That's wonderful! Your zipper pouch is fantastic and your tutorial very good! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! x Teje
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Debbie! I knew you were onto a winner with your triple zip pouch! I was absolutely delighted to see you had won the whole competition!
ReplyDeleteCongratulaions Debbie. Much deserved :) I'm sorry I've been so absent lately. I too had a manic works schedule in December and it left no time to neither quilting or blogging. Looking forward to catching up and see what you've been making.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a very well deserved win.
ReplyDeleteYou were so very generous to offer that pattern for free.
I love it.
Happy Christmas.
Margaret
Congratulations!! What an amazing Christmas present for you!!
ReplyDeleteThe pouch is wonderful, can't wait to have a go at making one!! Merry Christmas!
Congratulations Debbie.
ReplyDeleteA well deserved win.
Merry Christmas
xxxx
Congratulations! Your pouch is so awesome. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! A well-deserved win, indeed! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Debbie and Merry Christmas ; )
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Debbie! A well deserved win! I have yet to make the pouch, but it's on my list for the New Year.
ReplyDeleteCongrats, superstar! A well deserved win!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, this is simply fantastic!!! Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteWell done! It's a fabulous tutorial and a lovely pouch.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the BIG WIN - such a wonderful honor to be chosen.
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!! What an awesome prize, and well-deserved!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Debbie!!!!!!! I've been out of the loop but I did manage to vote - awesome giveaway win!! :)
ReplyDeleteWOOHOO Miss Debbie, YAY!!! And of course, Congrats! HAve a wonderful holiday!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for you, Debbie -- totally deserved!! Have a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Debbie! I plan to make my own version into a purse for my niece!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you too.
I am so happy that you won the whole contest, congratulations. You know I love this pouch, I am ordering more zippers to make more after the holidays.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! And... Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! Congrats Debbie. I'm not surprised at all that yours won.
ReplyDeleteCongrats, and have fun with your winnings :o)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I enjoy your blog so I'm doubly glad you won. I bought some zippers last week to make my first pouch this weekend. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Debbie! Love your pouch!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!! I'm not surprised at all. Enjoy!
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