Rooster Giveaway Winners!

Well, we have our winners of the rooster plates! It sure was fun participating in the sharing of the roosters. I loved seeing everyone's collections and creativity. It took me 3 days of visiting other sites and I still didn't get to all of them. Still hoping to hit the rest!

It took me a bit of time to come up with the winners. Everyone was so sweet that I was rooting for everyone.

I took care to list each participant and attribute the correct number of chances to each; from 1-3 chances. I went to www.random .org and generated 2 winners which happen to be:

Becky from http://hospitalitylane.blogspot.com/. The funny thing is I missed her comment as I was reading along the first days of the Rooster party. When I looked back to see who this was, I read the nicest comments and was thrilled she won. Congrats, Becky!

Winning the second set is: Cami from http://creatingmyselfcreatively.blogspot.com/. Yahhhh Cami! Cami, is a lovely lady from Texas that describes herself as a "Professional Grandma". Being a new grandma, myself, that job description really suits me, too and I will borrow that line, every chance I get.

Thanks to all who stopped by and watch for another giveaway for my 50th post-a-versary!

Becky and Cami; I need to get your mailing information and soon to arrive will be 4 little roosters wearing fancy shoes.

Rooster Party Giveaway~Rooster Party Giveaway!

That's right; Rooster Party giveaway times 2. For my first Rooster Party, I am featuring these sets of handpainted mini plates. There are 2 sets of 4 that will go to 2 lucky rooster-lover winners. These roosters are wearing shoes. How whimsical and darling they are.

They are minis; about 5 inches in diameter.

Fabulous displayed in your vignette.

But, they are dishwasher and microwave safe. So, go ahead and eat your bonbons off of these little darlings.

All you have to do is leave a comment for one entry and receive 2 more chances by becoming a follower. I would be honored to have you, indeed.

If you are already a treasured follower, leave a comment and get 3 chances.

Rustic, western iron roosters are popular in Colorado.

This little cast iron rooster is only about an inch and 1/2 tall. Sweet little guy is a functional paperweight. He is small but mighty.

My ceramic rooster. Can you tell that he rules?

A great sign in case anyone is wondering who's in charge!

This serving tray has a lovely handpainted vintage look.

The twins.

My redo rooster. He became Heirloom White when I was spray paint crazy. He didn't really need to be painted, I was just on a roll. I think he's cute, though.

My heavy cast iron rooster did not escape my spray paint craziness.

Thanks for stopping by the Rooster Party. I'll be visiting as many of you as I can! Be sure to click on the Rooster Party button for lots, and I mean lots of Rooster goodness!