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Enter to win a Making Memories Bravissimo Prize Pack! Bravissimo products are intricate, stylized awards that, when mixed with delicate ribbon and a customized message component create the ultimate personal expression.

Bravissimos are perfect for all the big occasions such as birthdays and weddings, but also all the little ones in between. Finished Bravissimos are the perfect grab-and-go solution for any occassion. This prize Pack includes 6 Bravissimos, only 4 are pictured.

Every Friday we’ll post a giveaway on Think Crafts and all you have to do is comment on the blog post answering the question of the week. We’ll pick the winner and contact them via email. Deadline is midnight tonight and the winner will be announced Monday. One entry per person please.

Question of the week: Since April showers bring May flowers, what is your favorite flower?

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 Congratulations to Marissa who were randomly selected as our Free Stuff Friday winner and will receive DieCuts Printed Le Tres Chic Paper Stack & the Le Tres Chic Cardstock Stack!

DieCuts Cardstock Stacks are the perfect pad of cardstock for scrapbook pages, memory books, photo albums, cards, invitations and more. Le Tres Chic Cardstock Stack has 2 sheets each of 6 double-sided pearl-Spearmint, Dusty Rose, and Peach; 2 each of 3 glitter sheets-Rose, Sterling, and French Vanilla; and 3 each of 10 double-sided textured cardstock include shades of Grey, Black, Dusty Rose, Pink, French Blue, Tan, Cream, and more. Le Tres Chic Paper Stack has 2 sheets each of 24 designs include collages of vintage images, florals, stripes, lace, frames and tags. All in shades of Pink, Peach, French Blue, Indigo, Mocha, Espresso, Black, Cream, and White. Half of the designs have glitter accents.

Marissa’s winning answer to “Do you speak any other languages?” was…

“no…I tried Spanish in College, but it didn’t go so well. And I also tried to learn sign language, but there weren’t enough classes to take to be really good at it.”

Enter to win DieCuts Printed Le Tres Chic Paper Stack & the Le Tres Chic Cardstock Stack!

DieCuts Cardstock Stacks are the perfect pad of cardstock for scrapbook pages, memory books, photo albums, cards, invitations and more. Le Tres Chic Cardstock Stack has 2 sheets each of 6 double-sided pearl-Spearmint, Dusty Rose, and Peach; 2 each of 3 glitter sheets-Rose, Sterling, and French Vanilla; and 3 each of 10 double-sided textured cardstock include shades of Grey, Black, Dusty Rose, Pink, French Blue, Tan, Cream, and more. Le Tres Chic Paper Stack has 2 sheets each of 24 designs include collages of vintage images, florals, stripes, lace, frames and tags. All in shades of Pink, Peach, French Blue, Indigo, Mocha, Espresso, Black, Cream, and White. Half of the designs have glitter accents.

Every Friday we’ll post a giveaway on Think Crafts and all you have to do is comment on the blog post answering the question of the week. We’ll pick the winner and contact them via email. Deadline is midnight tonight and the winner will be announced Monday. One entry per person please.

Question of week: Do you speak any other languages?

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Congratulations to Shannon M who were randomly selected as our Free Stuff Friday winner and will receive Shirtmaking & Shirtmaking Techniques by David Page Coffin. Prize includes Shirtmaking Developing Skills for Fine Sewing and the Shirtmaking DVD.

Author David Page Coffin shows how to create elegant, custom-fit garments for a woman or a man that have a great tailored look and fit perfectly. And, even more important, once you learn to make and fit a shirt — whether you have sewn for weeks or years — your sewing skills will be dramatically improved. In the companion video, Shirtmaking Techniques, Coffin demonstrates the techniques that are the hallmarks of fine shirtmaking and shows how to master rolled hems, flat-felled seams, collars, cuffs, and plackets.

Shannon M’s winning answer to “Who taught you to sew?” was…

“My mother taught me how to sew “

Enter to win Shirtmaking & Shirtmaking Techniques by David Page Coffin. Prize includes Shirtmaking Developing Skills for Fine Sewing and the Shirtmaking DVD.

Author David Page Coffin shows how to create elegant, custom-fit garments for a woman or a man that have a great tailored look and fit perfectly. And, even more important, once you learn to make and fit a shirt — whether you have sewn for weeks or years — your sewing skills will be dramatically improved. In the companion video, Shirtmaking Techniques, Coffin demonstrates the techniques that are the hallmarks of fine shirtmaking and shows how to master rolled hems, flat-felled seams, collars, cuffs, and plackets.

Every Friday we’ll post a giveaway on Think Crafts and all you have to do is comment on the blog post answering the question of the week. We’ll pick the winner and contact them via email. Deadline is midnight tonight and the winner will be announced Monday. One entry per person please.

Question of week: Who taught you to sew?

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An April shower of prizes is in the forecast at CreateForLess this month! Do you have a favorite rainy day craft activity? From spring craft projects with the kids to catching up on your scrapbooking, we’d love to hear your favorite. Share your favorite rainy day craft and you could win a $100 CreateForLess shopping spree!

Enjoy some of our favorite rainy day crafts from last year’s April Showers Drawing on our Think Crafts Blog.

Congratulations to LouAnne Davis who were randomly selected as our Free Stuff Friday winner and will receive an assorted pack of sizes and colors of Bazzill Cardstock!

Bazzill Cardstock is here to help you create beautifully colored cards, invitations, scrapbook pages, memory albums, journals, and more. Each sheet is acid-free.

LouAnne Davis’ winning answer to “Do you prefer cats or dogs?” was…

“Dogs. Our dogs are more affectionate and communicate with us. The cats that I’ve had in the past were so independent! It feels like they are the boss.”