sunday giveaway series
by way of explanation
here is the original post
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so many of the things in my home
from my travels
and my experiences
are
f u n c t i o n a l
items
so.
I thot, "we could do a sunday giveaway series
whereby
I asked all of you the function of something
or the age of something
or the purpose of something"
here we go!
this should be an easy one
please make sure you are an official follower
of the blog
and go to the facebook page
and click that "Likes" button
and then leave a comment about my teal metal containers
I will send you a half yard bundle
of these four
Anthology Fabrics
(I used the two on the left for the pillowcase tutorial)
if the random number generator picks your comment
HappiestDays.
Natalie.
or you can order yardage for your own project
on the shop site
$8.99/yard this weekend only
22 comments:
I think they're fabulous flower buckets.
I personally think they would be really cute on a window display with either fresh or even paper flowers!!
Could they be milking buckets? Kathie L in Allentown
I'd go for flower pails too - I'd have said milk pails but no handles.
I think they are from a florist or maybe even blueberry pails?
Love your teal metal containers...I think you should add some decor...beautiful fabric, greenery, something floral, an interesting piece of architecture...to make them pop!
Just the yummiest color, some sort of flower pot me thinks!
I'm going for flower buckets -
I, too, am going with milk pails.
Okay, you all have fabulous ideas - I'm just giving you a hint....think further EAST, and think.....
p a n c a k e s.....
I'm an official follower of your blog, and like you on FB. Hmmm - are they for displaying flowers at a florist's?
Could they be for collecting maple syrup from maple trees? I love the color! Thanks for the opportunity to win some beautiful fabrics!
Great colour!
Are they for collecting the syrup from sugar maple trees??
Milking buckets? The color is fabulous!
Maple syrup buckets? Love the teal color :)
With your clue I guess they are used to collect maple syrup :D
Hmmmmm. They seem to have a bit of a pour spout, so I'm going to go with sap buckets. They are very cool looking - maybe even better with some fabric coming out of them - if they weren't up on top of the cabinet! :D
They would also make some awesome sand castles....
They look like those buckets that are hooked to maple trees to collect sap for syrup. They look too small for turpentine buckets. What do I know - we don't collect for maple syrup in Florida! Plus, we never used this kind of container to milk our cows.
I would use them to hold sewing supplies and markers.
I started to say they were for pouring pancake batter on the griddle at some huge pancake house, after I saw your hint! LOL I guess I'll have to agree with those who say they're for syrup, but I don't quite get how they'd be attached to the maple tree? No handle!
They're a lovely color, anyway!
Thanks, everyone, for the great response to this giveaway! We're going to let the 'random number generator' select....TWO comments!
Remember, once we announce the winners, we'll need your mailing addy...
Congratulations! #9 and #18 Heather A and Marcia W! We scrapped the random number generator and had our happy UPS driver select numbers out of a.....maple bucket! Heather - Marcia, please email me your mailing addys....
Thank you for the wonderful prize. I know that will enjoy the fabrics when making a quilt or othre project. For a while, will just pet them.
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