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We Have a Winner!!!

Here are all of the entries for the Tuesdays Ten Tiny Things Challenge: Go To MY FLICKR LINKED RIGHT HERE AND SEE ALL 8





I put all the names in the bowl, except mine and I drew out.......drum roll please........

CONGRATULATIONS SPUD!
SEND ME YOUR ADDRESS AND I WILL SEND YOU YOUR PRIZE~!
THIS CONTEST WAS SO MUCH FUN, YOU ALL ARE SO CREATIVE. I KNOW I WILL GO BACK TO THESE TINY PICS OFTEN AS I HAVE THEM IN THEIR OWN LITTLE GROUP ON MY FLICKR....I STILL LOOK AT LAST YEARS ENTRIES TOO! REMEMBER THE WINNER WAS PICKED RANDOMLY BUT YOU ARE ALL WINNERS IN MY MIND!

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Liz Fulcher, The Fragrant Muse said…
Yeah SPUDBALLOOOOOO!
6:11 AM
Liz Fulcher, The Fragrant Muse said…
Hey Funky Art Queen...I've just nominated you for an award:
http://thefragrantmuse.blogspot.com/2009/06/awe-summm-queen-mama.html
6:17 AM
deb did it said…
YAY for ten tiny Moo cards, itty bitty clothespins and precious little faces!
7:56 AM
Kim Mailhot said…
Yay Spudballoo ! Well deserved ! There were some really lovely entries this year ! ;) Thanks Lesley !
9:19 AM
spudballoo said…
Ooooh thank you! How exciting!! However, um, I'm in the UK and I really don't expect you to post me a prize all the way over to the pond, as lovely as that would be. So can I pass my prize along to The Fragrant Muse as it was she who alerted me to your challenge in the first place?

Thanks for a great challenge, I really enjoyed it!

And I found your lovely blog too, bonus..

Spud x
1:32 PM
christina said…
Yay!! Go spudballoo!!!
; )
4:18 PM
Anonymous said…
lucky spud! With a name like that she deserves to win.
6:34 AM
McGillicutty said…
You go spud...and how noble to pass it to TFM.. she did have lovely cow pics!!!
4:47 PM
Deb said…
Congrats spud! Love, your work! Hope it stays up a long time!
So funky art Queen, just found your site, please count me in for the next challenge, I want to play too!
3:13 PM
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