Owl Plushie Sewing Pattern Giveaway!

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Hey everyone! I just got my 200th follower on Facebook and my 900th follower on Pinterest and I thought I'd celebrate by giving away a printed copy of my Owl Sewing Plushie Pattern! 

You get the whole pattern and photo tutorial printed on quality cardstock, as well as pre-cut body and belly pieces mailed to you for the making!

To enter the giveaway you must do one of the following, and if you do more than one you'll get an extra entry for each thing. And be sure you leave me a way to contact you in case you win! Here's what you do:

1. Go ahead and leave me a comment on this post for an entry.
2. If you can, follow me on here via Google Friend Connect in my sidebar for an entry!
3. If you haven't yet, go like my Facebook page for an entry!
4. Share this post on Facebook for an entry!
5. Follow me on Pinterest if you haven't yet for an entry!
6. Pin this post and tag it #giveaway for an entry!
7. Follow me on Twitter for one entry!
8. Follow me on Google Plus for an entry!
9. Follow me on Instagram (@ohthecuteness) for an entry!

The contest will run for one week and I will post the winner at 12:00 p.m. on Monday Sept. 2nd. 
Good Luck!
Location: Campbell, CA, USA

Comments

  1. Unknown11:01 AM

    Your owls are super cute! Hope I win *-* <3

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  2. MysteriousWho13:44 PM

    Love your blog and love these little guys!

    mikensuerossini@aol.com

    ~S

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    1. MysteriousWho12:44 PM

      Oops, wrong email. Should have been...

      mikensue.rossini@aol.com

      ~S

      Delete
  3. hdrapetis12:54 AM

    is it open to internationals?

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  4. Chase Clark11:28 AM

    Of course! Go for it!

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  5. hdrapetis1:13 PM

    just to make sure that IF I will you will be able to get to me: my e-mail is: espanid@hotmail.com. These are really lovely! I wish that you are always inspired! xx

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  6. Iesadora6:08 PM

    I almost feel like I'm trying to steal your pattern by entering he he =D Got my fingers crossed though!!!

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  7. Iesadora6:10 PM

    I follow you on Google Friend Connect =D

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  8. Iesadora6:12 PM

    I follow several of your boards on Pintrest, my user name is Iesadora

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  9. Iesadora6:13 PM

    I now follow you on twitter =D

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  10. Iesadora6:13 PM

    I added you on Goggle+ =D

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  11. TZel6:48 PM

    So cute! I love owls.

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