Doll giveaway ends on friday

So much going on! Holidays sewing, schooling, house repairs. No time to work on my blog. I am hopeful to start sharing projects in febuary, or when my sewing room is done. which ever comes first.

I was blessed with a new friend recently who helped me set up an official business page on facebook for my dolls. She is even helping with the giveaway I wanted to do. That is why I Signed in to this little blog, To share that. So if you see this post before friday, enter the giveaway. You can find it here
https://www.facebook.com/abigailshimdolls
http://allaboutclothdiapers.com/abigailshim-dolls-waldorf-doll-giveaway-165-value/

Good luck!

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