It's that wonderful time of year again.
I know I'll be spending some time today checking out all the wonderful giveaways when I should really be sewing.
This time around I'm giving away a brand new copy of Ruby Star Wrapping by Melody Miller and Allison Tannery.
If you have some time, check out the amazing Ruby Star Wrapalong that Sukie has been running. It's so inspiring to see everyone making projects from this book.
I'm going to try to have at least three non-traditionally wrapped presents under my tree this year.
Details:
To win this giveaway, simply leave me a comment. Any comment.
Need comment inspiration? Why not tell me about a time when present wrapping went horribly wrong?
Giveaway is open anywhere in the world.
It will close Friday, December 7th at 8pm EST.
Winner will be chosen by random.org
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Oooh I'd love to get some creative wrapping ideas :) I've had a few cases where some of the box isn't covered on the end so I had to do some creative piecing!
ReplyDeleteOnce I wrapped a gift and ran out of paper twice, so the gift had three different prints of paper on it!
ReplyDeleteI will tell you about a time where present wrapping was hilarious. I have been a Coke drinker for a llllooooonnnnggggg time. When they introduced the 2-liter size (in super-heavy glass bottles no less), I thought that was the best thing ever... except my mother didn't really agree. Something about me being six and rotting my teeth out or some silliness like that. My brother to the rescue!!! He bought one bottle for me and completely wrapped it using masking tape. It was so obvious what it was sitting there under the tree - I was in anticipatory glee for weeks!! I will never forget that present :-)
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing this little book everywhere! Would love to win it!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win this! I usually do ok with gift wrapping- although I usually try to use random stuff at home. For a couple of years I used old national geographic maps- those were a favorite!
ReplyDeleteI tried brown paper bags one year.. they looked okay, I just needed more OOMPF in the add ons to the paper bags to make them look prettier. I didn't plan ahead enough.
ReplyDeleteI love this great book. Thanks for the chance to win. I love to use creativity on gift wrapping :D
ReplyDeleteI don't have any bad wrapping stories. The only negative about wrapping is that my dad always cons me into wrapping all his gifts for my mom. He does ask nicely.
ReplyDeletehave seen some lovely things on blogs done from this book, thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely intrigued by this book, my gift wrapping could do with stepping up a notch!
ReplyDeletei've been inspired by the wrap along projects i've been seeing-great giveaway! i love wrapping-except for the year i used old fabric and tried stamping on it-i was really young and it was horribly ugly-i bet i could pull it off now!
ReplyDeleteoooohhh i hope i win .... thank you :)
ReplyDeletemelaniesemuel@gmail.com
Oh! Thank you! I've been eying that book!
ReplyDeleteI am the worlds worst present wrapper, please let me win ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI want to get my hands on this book! BAAAAD! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I've heard so much about this book :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love this book!!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering recently if I should buy this book or not, so I immediately noticed your giveaway among others:)
ReplyDeleteYes, this book looks so great, as do all the posts I've seen from it. I'm totally going to be wasting time looking at all the goodies too instead of getting things done....oh well! Maybe i'll win something, right??
ReplyDeleteThis book looks so fun, thanks for the chance to win a copy. And I'm right there with you, it's my sewing time (aka little one's nap time) and I'm glued to the computer checking out all the awesome blogs!
ReplyDeleteI let my 4yr old wrap, it's quite a display when she is done!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book. I really need some creative wrapping inspiration. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWell, there was the time I wrapped Christmas presents in some cute X and O paper that I found in the closet, and then my daughter informed me that it was a roll she had bought for Valentine's Day. The packages looked pretty cute, though.
ReplyDeleteI am just notorious for using lots of tape. I like my paper to stay flat! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun book. I'm always looking for new and reusable ways to wrap gifts.
ReplyDeleteThis book looks awesome! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love Ruby Star designs! I sewed the teapot fabric for my kitchen cafe curtains. In fact the print inspired our whole kitchen color palette. I try to use more alternative wrapping methods every year. I love sewing up drawstring gift bags that can be used for travel, shoes etc. Thank you for the fabulous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun little book! Most times I'm lucky to get a bow tied on. Maybe its a good thing that my kids' wrapping of choice is old newspapers :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute book. I'd love to have a peek inside.
ReplyDeletelimor477 at aol dot com
I know there were newspaper wrapping incidents in my childhood when the newsprint came off on fingers, gift, carpet, etc. I love the idea of fabric wrappings. Cute and reusable!
ReplyDeletelove it! present wrapping is not my best talent.. i could use some help :)
ReplyDeleteI love Melody Miller yay! Terrific giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletewrapping one wrong??? It wasn't a complete failure but my attempt to get my 3 year to potato stamp some brown paper didn't turn out as great as I hoped
ReplyDeleteOh it is one thing I love is wrapping and putting lots of bows and ribbons on a present...
ReplyDeleteI've never had a wrapping go horrible wrong but none have ever gone exactly right either :)
ReplyDeletethis looks like a fun book!
ReplyDeleteI love this twist on wrapping. What a wonderfully breath of fresh air. Our family wrapping tradition is that we all run around like mad after midnight mass between the 24th and 25th and wrap like maniacs. It's hilarious!
ReplyDeleteMelody is fab, this book is on my list.
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ReplyDeleteOk, I'll be useful. That book looks great, been lusting after it lately. Plus I figure it can help with packaging ideas for Etsy shops and such too.
Looks like an interesting book!
ReplyDeletethis book looks delightful. :) thanks for the chance to win. i haven't had too many truly catastrophic wrapping disasters. but my husband is notoriously awful at it (on purpose, methinks). one year he wrapped my present in a papertowel and the note on it said it was to "my extra absorbent love"...we still crack up over that one.
ReplyDeletehilarious
DeleteThanks for this giveaway! Would love to win this book and spice up my wrapping techniques :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! This book is on my Christmas list :)
ReplyDeleteFun book! We tried to wrap a bike for my son-it was pretty funny!
ReplyDeleteI've been following the blog hop looks like a great book! Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing this book all over the web but would love to see it in person.
ReplyDeletethanks for a chance to win the book
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for new ways to wrap gifts.
ReplyDeletecarolinebock1 at yahoo dot com
I would love to win this book. Every year I try to be creative and sew something in which to wrap my mother-in-laws gift. Last year I spent many an hour making the perfect bag and then forgot to put the gift in it. Not one of my finer moments! Kelleighz@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteGreat! I terrible with wrapping presents... maybe this would help me.
ReplyDeletesteeplechaser29 at yahoo
I often myself wrapping on my way to some events where I need to get that present gifted..and often didn't come as good as I want..
ReplyDeleteMy wrapping never goes wrong - how dare you imply it might! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance x
I love wrapping things. But I suck at teaching. So this year might be a bit of things going horribly wrong as I am going to try and let the kids wrap as many as possible...That wont go well with my OCD.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win this book! I've been following the Wrapalong, and I'd love to have my own copy!
ReplyDeleteI have a ninja-mon wrapping story for you. My mom were wrapping gifts together and after everything I saw one in the pile with my name on it. I asked her when she wrapped that and she said while we were busy! I am 30 years old and my mother still snuck something in under my nose - hahaha.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this book! Oh, it always happen to me that whenever i need to wrap a present on a rush, i never have a nice paper at home!
ReplyDeleteI love wrapping presents!
ReplyDeleteWe had a new kitten one Christmas who decided that wrapped presents were the perfect place to sharpen her nails! Everything under the tree was covered by shredded paper and chewed up ribbon. She is older now but she still lays across any presents she finds.
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ReplyDeleteMaybe this book would help me with my terrible wrapping skills. Thanks for
ReplyDeletethe chance to win!
wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
I've had my eye on this book - I've been making my own fabric bags for years but I'd love to learn more creative methods of wrapping... xo
ReplyDeleteMy husband is terrible at wrapping. This may just be the perfect book for him!
ReplyDeletevpeat@hotmail.co.uk
Fab giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI am seriously lusting after this book.
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fabulous prize! thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHmm...never noticed this book before. It looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI have to wrap in this house...but I'd gladly delegate to an able body. =)
Thank you.
This book is at the very top of my wish list! Fingers crossed! Thank you
ReplyDeleteDesi
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One year my sister knew she was getting ice skates. While she was gone, my dad had me unwrap her gift and replace her skates with a log for the fireplace. She was surprised when she unwrapped her gift! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have been loving seeing the results of the wrappings included in this book on the blogs. I would love to own it!
ReplyDeleteLast year the bags for the plates we got my husband's sisters were not strong enough to hold them and started tearing. Luckily this happened at home just carrying them from one room to another, and no plates were broken, so we ended up just tying a ribbon on each pile of plates and giving them like that!
ReplyDeleteOne year we tried wrapping snow sleds with regular width wrapping paper. It was awful!
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten to buy more paper, so I had to wrap in newspaper for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting that book . . .
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win a copy of this book! My worst disaster was running out of sticky tape on xmas eve. We ended up using duct tape!
ReplyDeleteI've been following the blog tour for this book!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win a copy!
This sounds interesting.Don't have that story,before I wrap in paper but know only use gift bags so this would be perfect.Lovely giveaway,thanks for the chance to win it.
ReplyDeleteI used to be a professional gift wrapper so have wrapped loads of weird things - a lamp shade was one of the most awkward. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI really need this book, I'm useless at wrapping!
ReplyDeleteI need all the help I can get at this point wraping for me is gift bags from the dollar store
ReplyDeleteI have been eyeing this book for a while, but haven't gotten it, wouldn't it be a nice one to win??
ReplyDeleteI love Melody Miller. That's all.
ReplyDeleteAll my presents usually look like they've been wrapped by an overenthusiastic 5 year old so I definitely need some inspiration!
ReplyDeleteMmmm. Dont think Ive ever had a wrapping problem. However we can always tell my dad's presents because he uses a black sharpie to write the names on packages.
ReplyDeleteI can't say when wrapping went horribly wrong, but it is SO aggravating when you fold down the sides to find that you've cut short and have to piece it (family) or redo (friend). Argh. Thanks for this giveaway -- I've seen this book around and it looks great!
ReplyDeleteNo horrible wrapping incidents. I tend to use materials on hand - newspaper, grocery bags, fabric, handmade fabric bags, etc. More personal, less waste. kristie_keely(at)yahoo(d0t)com
ReplyDeleteMy husband is not the best wrapper and the first Christmas we spent together he gave me a teddy bear. Needless to say it was a wreck.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a great giveaway.
Erin
emstone28@gmail.com
My husband can't wrap a presnt, it's beyond his mind or skills, really! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOMG - I have this book on my Christmas wish list! Great giveaway - my fingers are crossed! amycav at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI love Melody Miller and I love the art of wrappingvan egg...so I hope I win this one...
ReplyDeleteohhhh looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! I remember when I worked at FedEx - sometimes people would not declare the contents of their international packages & we'd have to unwrap their Christmas presents to find out what was inside. It was horrible - that wrapping paper NEVER looked the same!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book - thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a wonderfully creative book! Thanks so much for the giveaway!
ReplyDelete3 years ago I was pregnant and like Princess Catherine I was horribly ill all day and night. My husband had to wrap all the gifts while I gave instructions with my head in a bucket... I will make sure I am never in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy at Christmas again. I didn't even get to eat Christmas food.
ReplyDeleteI've seen some of the wrapalong posts. I would love to have this book to inspire me.
ReplyDeleteThis would be so great for this holiday season! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love making gifts pretty - this is such a fun idea for a book!
ReplyDeletestarsandsunshineblog at gmail dot com
I love wrapping presents but I've only ever used wrapping paper. I'm excited to try some new techniques!
ReplyDeleteMisty.Ann Fletcher at gmail dot com
All of my present wrapping seems to go horribly wrong!! It's somehow better than that of my husband, though!
ReplyDeleteOh this book looks great, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLOVE all the projects around the internet from this book! Would love to get some new wrapping ideas... especially right now!
ReplyDeleteI've been drooling over this book!
ReplyDeleteThankfully no wrapping mishaps!
ReplyDeleteMy dad used to pay me to wrap all the family's presents on Christmas Eve - including my own! He hated wrapping!
ReplyDeleteI can't say wrapping has ever gone terrible wrong. Now it doesn't always look awesome but now there is a great book to help that! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love gift wrapping, esp adorable wrapping.
ReplyDeleteWell i always wrap wrongly. It's either the wrapping paper gets torn up because I pulled too strongly or too many cellotapes involved. Clearly I have no wrapping talent!
ReplyDeleteI love pretty wrapping and have been eyeing up this book. Thanks for the chance to win it!
ReplyDeleteI try hard to wrap pretty presents.. sometimes too hard... people seem to have a lot of trouble opening them! I've learned to tone it down for the littlies, the poor little guys get so frustrated!
ReplyDeleteI always co-ordinate my wrapping and all that. i have decided that it is pointless for young children as they just rip toget to whats inside.
ReplyDeleteNice giveaway, every month i have to wrap something once sometimes more So good have some inspiration
ReplyDeleteI'm not good with folding paper, so my wrapping usually doesn't look pretty!
ReplyDeleteMy wrapping always goes horribly wrong. It stresses me out! My husband excels at it, so I make him to do all the wrapping now!
ReplyDeleteWe have a stitch group party and everyone tries to wrap their packages up differently. This book would be great to try something new. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI hate when I leave wrapping til the last minute and it becomes an afterthought. I'd love this book for inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI know I love receiving gifts thoughtfully wrapped, so I'm always looking for new and FUN ways to wrap gifts, especially those odd-ball shaped ones. Gift bags are an easy choice, but too easy sometimes.
ReplyDeleteThe worst that has happened is running out of paper. I'm my family's chief executive gift wrapper, everybody comes to me to have their gifts wrapped.
ReplyDeleteInspiration is very welcome, particular for objects that aren't rectangular. :-)
Looks like a neat book!
ReplyDeletemandy dot ueda at gmail dot com
My biggest problem is usually procrastinating wrapping until Christmas Eve.
ReplyDeleteWould love to have this book! Seen some cute things from it. I have sadly used newspaper before.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the book. I need to get more creative in my wrapping. My husband bought remnants at a fabric store and wrapped my presents in them. Isn't he the best?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the chance to win. I just don't like wrapping in any way it is the tape that always gets me. Howev
ReplyDeleteWhat a great book. As for wrapping catastrophe's, anything oddly shaped that I don't have a bag for. The wrapping always rips. I've ended up using large pieces of fabric for my family so I can take it back afterwards. -grin-
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I recently tried to figure out a way to wrap a tricycle. That didn't work out so well.
ReplyDeleteI live wrapping presents and one year in college my mom asked me to help wrap Santa gifts for my younger sister and brother. Athough this wasn't a surprise, I was not happy to be included on the other side of the magic.
ReplyDeleteMisty.Ann.Fletcher at gmail dot com
I would love to win a copy of this book -- those stuffed elephants are so darn cute!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy wrapping but that looks fun.
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing this book all over the place - looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteA few weeks ago I had to attend a bridal shower and realized at the last minute I didn't have a gift bag large enough for the gift. Not having any wrapping paper, I decided I would just quickly stitch up a fabric gift bag. It wasn't anything special, but with a big white bow it worked well enough. At this shower, all the gifts were passed around for everyone to see after the bride had opened them. I could hear ladies further down the circle discussing a pillowcase. I didn't pay too much attention until it got close to me and I realized it was my gift bag! I am sure the ladies were wondering what strange person would give a bride just one pillow case? :)
ReplyDeleteA huge favourite part of giving Christmas presents for me is making fun wrapping, so this book has had my eye on it for a while now!
ReplyDeleteI'm terrible at wrapping. Last time I tried it, every corner broke before I was finished. Ug! Maybe the book could give me some new ideas
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteradiyas(at)gmail(dot)com
Oh I'd love this book! I'm all for alternative wrapping. I made a bunch of fabric bags to use this year but would love some new, fun ideas. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity on a great draw and Merry Christmas to you.
ReplyDeletebonnielarson58(at)gmail(dot)com
I really dislike it when the box is bigger than the wideth of the paper and you have to start patching it together. Thanks for a great giveaway~!
ReplyDeleteOne year my mother asked me to wrap my sisters presents and her to wrap mine, but she gave us the wrong bags and we ended up wrapping our own presents.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity.
I don't really have any horrible wrapping stories, but I do remember having gift wrapping competitions with my sister - in the day when we only had wrapping paper, stick-on bows and a spool of plain curling ribbon (I think we went through miles of ribbon!). Thanks for your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteellen(at)myerly(dot)net
one year I got books for a number of people. Then I hand stamped brown kraft paper and wrapped the books. But I forgot to put the tags on the gifts as I wrapped them. They all looked like...books. Had to unwrap and rewrap. And of course I had waited until the wee hours to do this.
ReplyDeleteI am excited to try making some reusable wrapping this year! :)
ReplyDeleteCool giveaway! I've enjoyed following the "wrap along." I once opened a box to make sure the glasses I'd purchase for a gift were in tact. Then I wrapped the empty box. Thanks for the chance to win! akmajor (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteThank you for this giveaway! I'm a terrible wrapper, so this book could be very helpful for me!
ReplyDeleteGuardo tudo que eu encontro,papel de presente não falta aqui,barbante,fitas,laços etc...mas na hora do famoso pacote...só fracasso.Uso sempre esses pacotes de acetado com alguma bobagem em cima do laço.Obrigada.
ReplyDeletetiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com
I'd love to try some new ways of wrapping. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
ReplyDeleteMy aunt and uncle LOVED taping every single inch of every seam and they used that shiny foil paper so you had to struggle to get even a tiny rip!
ReplyDeleteI love wrapping presents, so I would love this book!
ReplyDeleteI always have trouble wraping up anything big. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a present wrapping disaster but I have had a present re-wrapping disaster from when I peeked at my Christmas presents when I was young & couldn't get them back to their original state. I didn't ever try that again. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have been eyeing this book! I haven't had a disaster yet.. but I do buy cards, and gifts, hide them, and can't find them!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a great wrapper, I'm a bit impatient, but I love it anyway :) Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI wrapped a gift once to send overseas and realised I had left an important part out...too late! I had to send a second parcel! Ugh!
ReplyDeleteWe always have odd wrapping incidents in my house. We've decided to embrace them though. My sister and I especially go a little nutty. For my birthday one year I got a "Bring It On" multi-pack wrapped in color coordinated collaged brooding male models. I had to open it in the middle of a busy popular local restaurant. That's ok because the last present I sent her was mostly pretty pink flowers, fabrics and furniture collaged on the outside of the box with one side being a giant magazine two page ad that said, "Ask Sherwin Williams where babies come from" in bright pink.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI can never think of clever answers to these questions. The only thing that comes to mind is that several times I have wrapped presents and forgotten who they were for and had to unwrap to find out! Lovely book.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved wrapping presents and I cant think of a time it has gone horrible wrong. eatkin85(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI once decoupaged the wrapping paper around the gift. It took forever for the poor guy to open the present!
ReplyDeletejitterbug1(at)gmail(dot)com
I like to recycle wrapping - or use recycled goods! So one year everyone got presents wrapped in plastic bags!
ReplyDeleteI'm terrible at wrapping things up. I always try to and it never looks like those department store packages.
ReplyDeleteif it is not a rectangle or square than it will look horrible if i wrap it!
ReplyDeleteLast Christmas I decided to make all of the presents I was wrapping look like something Martha Stewart would do, but that meant that I had to stay up super super late on Christmas Eve. The good news: they all looked beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway, I've been lusting after this book!
ReplyDeleteThanks!! Mary
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I don't think I've had a time where the wrapping went bad - I'm a bit of a perfectionist and love straight and symmetrical, so I usually do a pretty precise job. I do love to find unusual wrapping ideas that challenge my OCD side though! Great giveaway! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty lucky, I do ok at wrapping..however its not uncommon for me to wrap something and then realize I left and item out and have to rip it all apart and start over! Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis looks such an interesting book!
ReplyDeleteI love wrapping up presents and I'm pretty good at it, so so far, nothing has gone wrong... (modest, uh)
Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleterobyn(dot)geddes(at)gmail(dot)com
Lovely giveaway, thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love wrapping presents! I don't always have the time to wrap them as pretty as I'd like though.
ReplyDeletetammy.mattox@gmail.com
wish you a happy holidays
ReplyDeleteI still don't know how to wrap a puppy. :)
ReplyDeletemandiprout80 @ gmail dot com
I love this giveaway! I take great pleasure in wrapping gifts in unique ways.
ReplyDeleteMy husband one year wrapped up an empty/half broken down coke box with a print out of an email inside of my gift. He had such a hard time wrapping that box, it looked horrendous:)
ReplyDeleteI'd love this book. The only thing that goes wrong with wrapping is the last minute scramble to wrap everything in one night!
ReplyDeleteCool! Thanks for the chance; the book looks awesome:)
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't wrong because it was intentional. One year, my husband and his close friend wrapped each others presents up in plastic grocery store bags and duck tape. They loved it. It was hilarious to watch them un wrap their presents!
ReplyDeleteI really like the glimpses of this book I've been getting around the internet. Thank you for the giveaway!
Hi from Texas! I love this book, I saw blog tour of this book going on last week and really want it!
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway!
I've seen bits and pieces of this book online, and I'd love to own it.
ReplyDeleteOne year my mom and I wrapped everything using all these ornate designs (very 60's, out of a Woman's Day article if I remember correctly). Cotton ball santa beards, construction paper curls, the whole 9 yards. It was ridiculously over the top, and was totally destroyed in mere minutes once the unwrapping began. Never again!
I've been wanting to get my hands on a copy of this book since it first started popping up in the blogosphere - looks like so much fun! Thanks for the chance to be in the draw. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win this! thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI was eyeing this book this week - it's a really good one! Thanks for participating in the giveaways.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting this book!
ReplyDeleteI love wrapping gifts but they always look untidy.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway.
Can I say every time? I'm a horrible wrapper
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for nice packaging so I'd love to win!
ReplyDeleteI used to work as a private Investigator. I know that pretty random, but I figured you know how great the book is already, and that we obviously want to win it because we are entering, so I thought I would tell you something about myself that you wouldn't know.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance.
Great giveaway thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. Thank you!!! : )
ReplyDeletewow , this is perfectly perfect for me.
ReplyDeletei always struggle with non reusable wrapping.
at christmas, i cringe at the waste.
thankyuo!
angela
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following you ~!
ReplyDeleteangela
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Great giveaway! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteoh I borrowed this off a friend and would LOVE my own copy!
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