Countdown to Christmas: Giveaway

Thanks to the lovely people at ICHF events I have 2 tickets for the Crafts for Christmas Show in Birmingham to share with you.

This fabulous show runs from 8 – 11 November 2012 at the NEC Birmingham. I love these shows, so much inspiration and a chance to see all the latest gadgets and tools essential for us crafty types! This year, you also get entry to the Festive Food and Drink Show, Hobbycrafts and Art Materials Live – you can see why this event is already on my calendar – how could I miss it!

If you would like to be in with a chance to win 2 free tickets, just leave a comment on this post (everyone who leaves a comment will be entered). If you aren’t lucky enough to win tickets, you can book in advance for £9 via the website, where you’ll also find details of show exhibitors and loads of inspiration to kick start you Christmas preparations. Well worth the investment for a great day out.

Good luck, and happy crafting.

Entries will be closed on 21st September and the winner announced on the 22nd. Comments on facebook or twitter won’t be counted – but if you retweet this post or share it on your facebook page after you’ve left a comment I’ll enter you twice!

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Sharon
/ September 9, 2012

Hi, great giveaway. I’ve never been to one of these events do would love to win the tickets.

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Michelle
/ September 9, 2012

That sounds really good fun and a great way to get into the Christmas spirit!!

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Caroline Offord
/ September 9, 2012

Hello thanks for the giveaway it sounds like a great day out.

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entertainingmonsters
/ September 9, 2012

Sounds like fun, I’d love to attend.

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lynnesknits
/ September 10, 2012

How exciting!! This would make a fab day out although I may come back penniless lol xx

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Sandra
/ September 10, 2012

Ooh a day out at a craft show…how can I resist?

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zoe litherland
/ September 10, 2012

Can’t wait for an excuse to get all buttony. Like I need a reason anyway. Z x

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Shirley Davis
/ September 11, 2012

This would be my first craft show, Tracey – in a wheelchair, it may be daunting but also fantastic! I am sure you’ll be busy leading up to it but how nice to have a day out absorbed in your work world!

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Beverley
/ October 8, 2012

I’d love to find an new interest and I’m sure that there is something at this fabby show that will inspire me :-)

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