And the winners are...

 And the winner is...

And the winners of the MOO giveaway are:

Sarah said..
MOO cards are so smooth and beautiful! I would love to get a set of cards now that I've got my career lined up! :)
June 3, 2012 10:35 PM


Frances said...
Ahh, here's an opportunity to allow the power of the internet to wave a magic wand.

I've been reading about Moo cards for a few years, seeing many praises from folks who've been so pleased with the Moo products.
On this side of the Atlantic, I've yet to actually touch a Moo card. The chance to have my very own Moo cards is tantalizing.

Best wishes!
June 4, 2012 12:55 AM


rebecca said...
I love the mini cards - I've used them for birthday party favors as well as for my jewelry business. my email is rdorris AT gmail DOT com
June 8, 2012 4:25 PM

Congratulations, ladies! I'll forward your contact information to the people at MOO and they will get in touch with you shortly!

Thanks for participating to all!

Wishing you a happy Monday!

xo, P.






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