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. . . from the handiwork journal ~ Sharing a Planner Giveaway

. . . finished this yellow set of pot holders



. . . started back on daughter K's cardigan (other arm)

. . .finished another dish scrubbie



. . . made two sets of pumpkin cup coasters.



. . .made 2 sets of candy corn cup coasters.


Once again Rebecca is giving away a planner (which I absolutely love).  

Go here:  Rebecca's Heart and Home

I love these planners and one it one year.  I'm sharing so you all can have the chance to win one too.

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Rebecca Knox said…
Love all your handicrafts, Kris! Your daughter's cardigan is going to be very pretty. I love the color! Thanks for sharing the link to the giveaway on your blog. Who knows? Maybe you'll win again or, perhaps, one of your readers. That would be awesome! Have a great week ahead, my friend, and be blessed!
October 4, 2021 at 8:55 AM
Pioneer Woman at Heart said…
Rebecca, thank you! Have a great week too.
October 4, 2021 at 10:32 AM
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