Container Store Gift Card Giveaway from Q-tips
My friends from Q-tips are giving away (3) $50 Gift Certificates to The Container Store here on Make it Do.
There are so many ways to clean with a Q-tip and so many ways keep things clean with organizers from the Container Store.
My pantry needs some serious help! These containers would be perfect.
How fun are these popup baskets? They would make a perfect laundry basket for my girls room.
Here’s how to enter:
Leave a comment on this post sharing: How have you used a Q-tip for cleaning? Or share a Q-tip tip you’d like to try.
The Rules:
- Contest closes on Thursday, September 6, 2012 10:00 MDT
- Only one comment per person please.
- Random winners will be announced on Friday, September 7
Thank you to my friends at Q-tips for this awesome giveaway! Be sure to drop by Q-tips Facebook page to enter to win a $100 weekly gift card or the Grand Prize of $1000 and a year’s supply of Q-tips. To enter you simply need to share all the ways you use Q-tips!
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Disclosure: I’m a Tipster ambassador and this is a sponsored post by Q-tip. All opinions and ideas are my own.
August Bee Block
Today is August 31 and, just in the nick of time, I finished my August Bee’s Knees Bee Block.
This month’s block is for Amy Ellis of Amy’s Creative Side.
When I opened the package in the mail at the beginning of the month, I think my jaw dropped. The picture cannot begin to show how wonderful the Echino fabrics are. I loved working with the heavier linen weight. And even if the riot of color and texture were challenging for my brain, it was so much fun to create this block.
Amy asked for log cabin type blocks – bull’s eye, quarter cabins, or courthouse steps. Since no one had made a courthouse steps, I opted to make that block. I have a thing for owls so I was seriously excited to find one in the fabric Amy sent. I knew I had to fussy cut it for the center of my block. I ended up not using the same fabric for the steps, since it didn’t look quite right to me, so I don’t know if I can still technically call it a courthouse steps block…
Now all I need to do is get to the post office and pop it in the mail.
I really can’t wait to see this quilt finished.
