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Time to Spread the Love to all the folks who took the time to comment during the month of August-I appreciate each of you. Your comments truly do make the Blind Pig a better place to visit.

Sandy Carlson, Janet, Just Jackie, Julie at Elisharose, Miss Cindy, Brenda Kay Ledford, Osagebluff Quilter, Terry, Warren, Lanny, The Fishing Guy, Petra Michelle, David Templeton, Nancy M., Glenda, Fencepost, Rick’s Whitetail Woods, Mary Life In A Cordwood Cabin, Farmchick, Paul Saltcreek, Patty Hall, B. Ruth, CheE, Vicki Lane, Ethel, Eva Nell Mull Wike, Ph.D., Sarah, Wanda, Stacey South Western PA, Lynn, Pat in East TN, Teresa, Jen,  Sandra, Betsy from Tenn, Granny Sue, Jennifer in OR, Sheryl Paul, Kenneth M. Roper, Anastasia, Mike McLain, Kim Campbell, Rachelle, Connie, Greta Koehl, Helen G, Nancy Wigmore, Susie, Matthew Burns, Nancy Simpson, meemsnyc, Nancy, Kenneth O Hoffman, Grace Willard, Mamabug, Cher’ley Grogg, Em, Sue, Janice MacDaniels, Clint, Kat, Cheryl Soehl, Audrey, Bradley, Elithea, Pointless Picks, Lonnie Dockery, Gary, Alana, Merry, Canned Quilter, Boyd Guthrie, Kathryn Magendie, Caro, Sue, Jay Henderson, Kay, Brian Blake, Terry Allen S, Jake, Rooster in Missouri, David N Lee, Jim Casada, Donna, Bob Dalsemer, Staci, Leslie, Rhonda, Joan C Krogh, Gerry, Kristina, Kellee Groover, Elizabeth Swanson, Rick M, Daniela , Debora Kerr, Jill, John Huron, Don Casada, Janet P, Frances Masuda, Lori W, Matthew Timbs, Food I, Tom Caudill, Dee from TN, Jane Henson, Ginny Hartzler, Rachel, Willie Boy, Paul W, Sharon&Mariah, McKee, Linda, Rooney Floyd, Tim Hill, Charline Venturini, Benny Terry, Amanda,momof 3nOK, Lilfarmchic, Cher’ley, Vera Guthrie, Baking Barb, Barbara White, Jenn, Barbara Gantt, Misty Taylor, Mike, Jeanna M, Amy , Tammy, Diana, Carol, Garland Davis,My Carolina Kitchen, Maggie, Shirley, Paula, Farmchick Paula, Pappy, Elizabeth, Betty Gulledge, Judith Rogers, MissFiFi, Jeff England, Jason Burns, Twosquare, Frances, and Kelli.

This month’s prize is extra special. It was donated by Mamabug-she handmade the large doily-and I have never seen nicer work. Actually-I’m having a hard time giving it away.

Mamabug is a fantastic photographer as well as an amazing fiber artist. Check out her blog by clicking here. Couldn’t you just look at that work of art all day-I know I could. Now for the lucky commenter. The winner for August is…. Mary from Life In A Cordwood Cabin.

Don’t forget to click on a commenter’s name and go for a visit I know you’ll be glad you did.

Tipper

 

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20 Comments

  1. Congrats to the winner! I sure am enjoying my bottle tree photo I won a few months ago!
    I enjoyed reading the tomato post. I also love tomatoes, so much I may turn into one someday, so I ask hubby to ‘Spread The Love’ and send my seed ashes across the land! 🙂

  2. Congratulations to Mary.
    Mamabug’s art is awesome.
    Also, Tipper, it’s good to see such a large number of regular participants at your site.
    I don’t know anything about the science and statistics of blogging and blog site efficiencies but I would bet that many, many more visit your site regularly but don’t leave comment.
    Because we travel so much in the summer months, I don’t always get back in time to leave a timely comment but I do read all of your posts and the comments from your subscribers.

  3. My my…how pretty!
    My little crocheted cotton potholders look awful puny compared to that gorgeous pineapple patterned doily or table runner, it is so big…
    Lucky Mary, and congratulations!
    Would love to have a tablecloth with that particular pattern used…so different from the traditional pineapple patterns I have seen…

  4. beautiful work of art,would have looked good in my house. congrats to the winner.i love to see talent like this displayed at county fairs,and street fairs. happy september. k.o.h

  5. Love crocheted dollies. Reminds me of my Grandma who was either crocheting or piecing quilt tops.Still have some of her work after all of these years. Congratulations to the lady.

  6. Tipper,
    Now go ahead and give it to Mary,
    she won it. As a Toolmaker even I
    can see the art work in this. And
    congradulations to Mary, I checked
    out her site as well as Mamabug’s.
    My son-in-law can do this stuff also, and I mean real good. He was
    raised by his mother and grand-
    mother and they taught him well.
    Still canning maders…Ken

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