We’re having a contest!!
We’re trying to spread the word – and we’re asking for your help!
You can help us spread the word about our new blog, Hands On! Photography and to thank you, we will enter your name into a random draw to win the following prize from Just Cre8!
July Cre8ive Pack by Just Cre8
Click here for details of this prize pack.
It’s easy to enter - all you have to do is blog about our new site and share a link (www.canadianscrapbooker.com/handson) with your readers.
Of course, there are additional ways you can earn extra ballots for our contest! Here’s a list – you can do one, two or all of them to increase your chances of winning!
1. Add our blinkie above to your blog sidebar with a link to our blog - 2 ballots
2. Tweet about us - 1 ballot
3. Add our blinkie in your signature in an online forum – 2 ballots
4. Join the Canadian Scrapbooker – Hands On! Photography Fan Page - 1 ballot
In order to receive your ballot entries for the contest, you MUST leave me a comment here with the following detail(s):
* A link to your blog post about our site
* A link to your blog showing our blinkie
* Your Twitter name
* Website address of your online forum and your username
* Your Facebook name
IMPORTANT: Please be sure to add ONE comment for EACH item, so as to receive the multiple ballots (i.e. if you Tweet about us, AND add a post to your blog, you should leave TWO comments!)
That’s it – just help spread the word of our cool new Hands On! Photography blog and you can win! Comments will remain open until 11:59pm EST on January 31st, 2010. All qualifying ballots received will be entered into a random draw and the winner will be announced within the first week of February!
Good luck!
Sue has been behind a camera for more than 25 years, working professionally as a photographer for the last ten years. While she began the hobby of scrapbooking in 2000, as a complement to her photographer career, it soon grew into a rival passion! Sue loves to enlarge one of her favourite photos and make it the focal point of her page, using her supplies to bring the focus onto her photography. She has, in recent years, turned more to scrapbooking "moments" rather than "events", choosing to leave her children more insight into her point of view of their lives.
