One evening this past week while I was chilling out in front of the computer, I looked at my blog referrals and saw a link from Riley Blake Designs. My curiousity was piqued, so I clicked the link back to see how that happened. I saw where I had posted a comment. I also had posted on my blog about the contest (which I did not win-I forgot to check on that too.)
Imagine my surprise when I saw that below my comment was a comment from Cindy at Riley Blake asking all the above (first 20) commenters to send in a mailing address for a prize. Thinking, well it may be too late, but no harm trying, I emailed them. Good thing too, look at this lovely rolie polie (2.5" strips of fabric) that came in a lovely squishy envelope.
The fabric is Fox Trails by Doohickey Designs I love the little animals on it. What really surprised me was the post on Doohickey Designs dated September 9th. She had just gotten her first rolie polie of Fox Trails. I got it less than a week after the designer!!! I think this is a first for me. I don't usually get fabric that has just been released. Now to decide what to make with this sweet little roll of goodness.
I just had to open it up a bit to show you the cute animals.
Isn't the little fox adorable?
11 comments:
Lucky you Gene....
I figured you were busy...but gotta show us some stuff every once in a while, miss your creativity!!
I'm loving the raccoon! Congratulations on your win.
Congratulations on your win. Thanks for unrolling it so we could see a bit of it, too. How is your mom doing?
Have fun with that sweet Rolie Polie!
Great win!! I love those critters! Congratulations!
Always nice surprises from fellow bloggers! The fabrics are adorable, have fun with them!
How fun Gene ~ Don't you just love little surprises like that :)
Congrats on the great win! Hope all is going well with your Mom.
Congratulations!!! Love the fabric!!
What a nice surprise! Congrats to you. Love Riley Blake fabrics.
Congratulations! Cute fabric, can't wait to see what you create! That was so neat that Riley Blake Designs did that.
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