This Give-a-way is over. See the winners and answers here.
A big thank you to my six year old ganddaughter for this wonderful birthday greeting.
Six months ago today we celebrated my QQQ 50 1/2 Birthday. We had a few activites that involed the quilts. I wanted to share these activites with my online friends but at the time of the party my website gallery was very incomplete. In October I launched a new website designed by Gloderworks complete with an extensive gallery. So, to celebrate my birthday I will be hosting an online versions of some of these activities that we had at the party. And of course – with any party there has to be some prizes. There will be many was to be entered into the drawings. Each post that includes an activity will have three winners – a Hexapin. All the indiviual enteries from each post will be entered into the drawing for the Grand Prize – an original Easy Does It Hexabag made by me. Keep reading for all the details.
Visit back often in the next few days to increase the number of times you will be entered into the Grand Prize drawing.
Ways to enter into the drawing for a specific post:
1. Leave a comment on the post
2. Share about the Birthday celebration on your blog and leave a comment with a link to the post.
3. Emailing me (info@NYQuilter.com) your answers from the particular activity. Entry points will be determined following this criteria for correct answers: 100% – 5 enteries; 80%-99% – 4 entries; 50-79% – 3 enteries; 30-49% – 2 entereis; at least one correct answer – 1 entry.
4. One entry into the drawing will be given for posting a comment on the specific post telling me you have participate in the activity and have emailed the results to me.
All entries into individual posts will be entered into the drawing for the Grand Prize drawing.
You will have until midnight (Eastern standard time), Monday Dec. 21, 2009 to submit your comments and emails to be considered for the drawings. Good luck and let the games begin.
Today’s activity – Which Quilt Am I? (PDF version)
Above is pictured a close-ups of 10 of the quilts that I have made during the past decade. Visit the gallery on my website and see how many quilts you can identify.
Remember to email (info@NYQuilter.com) me your answers to increase your chances to win in one of the drawings or for the Grand Prize drawing!!!
Enjoy!
Was there ever a winner picked for this giveaway? I’m disappointed that I missed it. Sigh!
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Nice.
Geez, it took me a long time to discover the names, lol, it was a lot of fun, I already sent the email, and have the button on my sidebar.
happy birthday. I don’t know if I will get to posting about this on my blog or playing the game (WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!!) The girls (3 1/2 and 4 months) are not in good moods today!!! I guess a little extra tlc and cuddles are needed here.
Sounds like fun, I’m going to participate!
I mailed you my answers and hope to have done it properly. Thanks for counting me in!
Happy Birthday!
I am on the GHQA blog where I saw your invitation, so here I am …
It made me smile when I saw all the hearts and presents in the drawing – these are some of the things my daughter loves drawing most as well, particularly on birthday cards she makes for every friend and member of the family.
I’ve looked through your gallery and must – say you have tried to make it difficult for us! I’m going to mail you my version of the answers and (fingers crossed!) hope to have gotten it right.
Good luck!
I written about your giveaway on my blog post of today.
I’ve just emailed you my answers, Mary Anne. What a clever contest for a giveaway. It was a lot of fun.
Happy birthday, Mary Anne! What a fun giveaway. The hexabag is beautiful! Thanks for counting me in.
Happy birthday Mary Anne (I may be a little late, but it’s the thought that counts, right. It’s good to see you have a budding artist in the family. That is a cute drawing your grand daughter made.
Congratulations on your new website and, by the way, I’m a hexamaniac too! It’s so addicting. But, I’ve never tried the folded hexagons. Looks interesting.