Boggy Bottom Bayou: Here They Are!!!

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Here They Are!!!

The Envelope Please

The Witches of Giggleswick

Are Pleased to

Annnounce…

The Winners of their First Annual Blog Hop!

Jenette

Spool Ghoul by Carly Smith of Boggy Bottom Bayou

Dogs Mom

Framed “Moth girl” by Marguerite Nochese of My Witchy Woman

Tee

Pumpkin Man by Lisa Ammerman of A Piece of Lisa

Sandi

Piglet by Debb George of Halloween, Jinglesbells, Boo!

A Magical Whimsy

Any Size Web Banner by Amy Allen of Amy’s Primitive Attic

Charlotte

Candy Corn Man by Jody Johnson of Sweet Bear Creek Whims

Lavendar Dreamer

Bear Ornament by Karen Brady Hammontree of Brady Bears Studio

Mary

Light Bottle by Heather Millott of Witch Hollow Primitives

The Cranky Crow

Primitive Pumpkin by Brenda Griffith of The Rusty Thimble

Ms. Lilly Pads

Witch Boot Pinkeep by Joyce Tenay of Ragpatch Prims

Brenda

Spider Bite by LeeAnn Kress of Charmed Confections

USA Gypsy

Pumpkin Head Box by Cindy Conrad of The Pixie’s Thimble

Kimber

Sweet Moon Man by Flora Thompson of Bonehead Studios

11 comments:

~Lavender Dreamer~September 25, 2013 at 7:39 PM
WOW! I can't believe it! I won an incredible bear ornament from one of my favorite artists! I'm doing that little witchy dance as I write! I am THRILLED!!! Thank you! And congrats to all the lucky...and HAPPY winners! Sweet hugs and sweet dreams, Diane
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Mixed Media/ Altered CraftsSeptember 25, 2013 at 9:06 PM
Thanks to all the Giggleswick Witches for a great hop! Hugs,Tee
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TheCrankyCrowSeptember 25, 2013 at 9:30 PM
What positively wicked fun this broom ride was!! Thanks so very much to you - and the other 12 wonderful witches - for hostessing such a wonderful gala!!! Hugs ~ Robin
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TheCrankyCrowSeptember 25, 2013 at 9:31 PM
Ohhhh...and a very special note of gratitude to you as being one of the organizers of this hop....Wow....I can't imagine the work that went into this!!
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Charmed ConfectionsSeptember 26, 2013 at 1:05 AM
Hi My Sweet Wicked Witch of the EAST, Carly Anne!! Wanted to fly over to say how very much you mean to me and to THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for being my Partner in Crime and the one I giggle with the most! (Carly came up with the name of Giggleswick and we have been giggling ever since.) I hope to giggle with you for years and years, my sweet friend! This started as a dream, then a wild broom ride and now we have come in for a landing. It was great flying with you - even though that house almost fell on you! (giggle-giggle) Congratulations to Jennette on winning one of Carly's incredible Spool Ghouls. Her Spool Ghouls have been published in a magazine and are just outstanding! You are going to LOVE IT!! THANK YOU to all our Followers - for your sweet comments on all our blogs, for following us and inspiring us to do what we love! This is a gift you give us! We appreciate you from the bottom of our 13 Witchy hearts. Hugs, LeeAnn - Charmed Confections
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Laura S ReadingSeptember 26, 2013 at 6:11 AM
Thank you all for a fun hop. It was a great time and I'd love to do it again SOON!

Thank you so much for announcing me a winner!
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Lisa J. AmmermanSeptember 26, 2013 at 6:14 AM
Hi, Carly! I want to thank you so much for all the hard work you put into organizing this blog hop! You and LeeAnn did a wonderful job of bringing together some terrific talent. I think we are all winners because of the efforts you took to make it happen! I'm so thrilled to be part of the Witches of Giggleswick and honored that you felt my work was up to snuff to participate! THANK YOU! It's been a wickedly wonderful ride!
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The Rusty ThimbleSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:15 AM
Congrats to Jenette on winning your great prize Carly

I enjoyed being in your blog hop, you did a wonderful job

Hugs
Brenda
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DebbSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:38 AM
Just flying by to say congrats to the winner of your cute prize Jenette .This was such a fun blog hop Thank you and LeAnn for putting it together and for all the new followers making it a great hop. such much fun for everyone
Witchy Witch Debb
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FloraSeptember 26, 2013 at 11:29 AM
Congratulations to all the winners!!! Thanks Carly for being such an integral part of this bloghop, I'm sure LeeAnne appreciated all that you did to keep it going smoothly, I know I sure did !!! Thanks again Carly!!!
Blessings,Flora
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Foolish Notions VintageSeptember 26, 2013 at 11:46 AM
Sweet Carly, you and LeeAnn did a wonderful job running this hop in all it's insanity! I can't think of a better bunch of witches to be in cahoots with lol!
Congrats to all the winners!!
hugs,
Heather
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