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Challenge 25 Winner and Top 3 DT picks/ Blog Winner and FB Winner

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Hi SBC friends! Its time for to see who our winner for the challenge is and the design teams top picks!!!

The prize for this challenge comes from: 
          Craft Classes Online (CCO) brings multiple Creative Arts Instructors together on one site to provide students with the best choice in online craft workshops. Classes are advertised on the CCO website, but are paid for and held on individual instructor's blog/website. This enable instructors to have more freedom and flexibility in their independent businesses. 



Our instructors offer online workshops that are engaging, affordable, and time-saving. Students from across the globe can learn any number of techniques and creative projects from the comfort of their own home and on their schedule. 

In September we will relaunch our blog, My Creative Life 2014, where we issue challenges to help us use all of our craft supplies during the year.


We are excited to be sponsoring Scrapbook Blessings Club. You can view our class list on our website at www.CraftClassesOnline.com. We are bringing in more instructors throughout the fall, so check back often. Sign up for our newsletter. Visit us on our Facebook page, too! One lucky winner will receive a free seat to a Workshop class valued at $25 or less.  

  .....Good Luck!
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We had awesome entries for this challenge, linked up to the blog and from the SBC Facebook Group, and our Random Winner is....

#1 KT Fit Kitty


please email Sandy- Cleosan52 @ yahoo dot com

Top 3 DT Picks:

#9 Stephanie W

#7 Red Obsession Cards

 #3 Susan Kennedy


 Congrats Ladies! Don't forget to get your badges.
The 3 Top Picks will be eligible for the second chance prize at the end of the quarter (Dec.)


  

Thank you for all that hopped along with our Aug. Card Kit Blog Hop.  These kits are so fun to play with. Here is a card that DT Carolyn did using the kit...



The winner of this months Kit prize is....
STEPHANIE

 and finally, every month we have a fun Facebook challenge for all our members. July's challenge: Christmas in July- create a Christmas/Holiday card or project.
The winner is ....
Edwina with this fabulous card


Please email your address to me:
Cleosan52 @ yahoo.com

Thank you to all that supports SBC!
 Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,

   
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  1. StephanieAugust 5, 2014 at 10:50 PM

    How exciting to be chosen as one of the Top 3 AND win the Card Kit. Whoo hoo!! Thanks so much for the honor of being one of the Top 3. I can't wait to play with the new kit. Off to email you.

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  2. EdwinaAugust 5, 2014 at 11:48 PM

    Thank you so much! I am excited about being the Facebook winner. I just e-mailed you my address. Edwina Brown

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  3. KT Fit KittyAugust 6, 2014 at 9:57 AM

    Yay!!!! So excited to see that I am a winner! What a fabulous prize! Thank you!!! I will email you shortly. Congratulations to all the other lucky winners and top picks - beautiful work, ladies!

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