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Winners of the “Helping Japan Auction” Thank You!

April 8, 2011 by Linda Lanese

Winners of the “Helping Japan Auction” Thank You!

I what to thank everyone for helping us help Japan with your bidding.  You are getting some lovely items at great prices.  The highest bidders please posted below please send the payment to [email protected] via PayPal and your prizes will be shipped as soon as you pay. Please indicate that your bids were place on the felting blog and the # of (each item you have won) your prize or prizes and names.  

Betty Bifano won: #9. Girl’s Guide to Fun and Funky Knitting, with her bid of $7.50 Thank you Betty!

Betty Bifano won: #7 “the infinity scarf” with her bid of $13, Thanks you Betty

Kim Taylor won: #6, 1 of the 2 “Felt Friends from Japan” with her bid of $10, Thank you Kim!

Evelene Sterling won #6 second of 2 “Felt Friends from Japan” with her bid of $8, Thank you Evelene!

Evelene Sterling #11 “The Crafty Diva’s D.I.Y. Stylebook” with her bid of $8, Thank you Evelene.

Connie G. Berwick won #8 the “little dumpling bag” with her bid of $20, thank you Connie.

Nancy won: #3 The Felted hat and bags with her winning bid of $15, thank you Nancy

Nancy won: #2 The Felted hat and bags with her winning bid of $15, thank you Nancy

#4 Hat and matching purse has 2 bids the same but I will be contacting the bidders.

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Comments

  1. Evelene Sterling says

    April 8, 2011 at 5:19 pm

    Thanks so much for an opportunity to help Japan.

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