Desert Soapstone: ...And the winner is...

Monday, June 22, 2009

...And the winner is...

Cibaria is the winner of the "Blackberry Amber Soap and Samples Giveaway"! Cibaria, please go to our shop and convo us your shipping information. YAY for her and thanks to everyone who participated. We will be having another giveaway this July. Please keep us on your watch list to find out what it will be. We will also be posting many new soaps to our shop soon so keep checking back and feel free to tell a friend. If you do and they spend $15 or more in my shop before shipping you get a free bar. Onaroll has made a post about our shop on her blog and already earned herself 2 bars of soap. Thank you Onaroll.

2 comments:

ElizabethJune 23, 2009 at 9:20 PM
Congrats to the winner! That soap looks so yummy! I found you in the forums! Please stop by my blog and say hi any time! Take care!

Elizabeth
craftyaddictions.etsy.com
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MicheleJune 24, 2009 at 4:04 AM
Congrats Cibaria!! That soap looks good enough to eat!!! So beautiful!
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