Guess what? I have decided to host my first blog contest ever, today! Super nice Susan McBride donated a copy of "The Debs" to be given away on my blog, plus some nice extras! Thank you!
What you will win:
A signed copy of "The Debs!"
And some extra surprises!!
How to enter:
+1: To be included in the contest you must include details about what you would want your Deb dress to look like! Remember, it has to be white!
+1: Become a follower during this contest!
+2: If you are already a follower!
+2: Make a post or add this contest on your sidebar on your blog!
+1: Add "Garden Of Books" blog to your sidebar!
+2: Follow the "In Nikki's Head" blog!
So, in total you can have 7 entries!! Thats quite a bit!
Contest will run for 2 weeks, so you have until April 14th to enter! Tell all of your friends and blog readers!
Thanks for entering!
Sorry but this contest is only open to residents of the U.S.A
Getting ready for ALA + a couple of reviews
10 years ago
48 comments:
Hmm...I think my Debs dress would probably end up being similar to my wedding dress, since that's white too. It's a fifties style halter top that poofs out at the bottom and is tea length. Or I'd go for a long flowy 30's gown.
I already follow!
Great contest!
I would want it to have cap sleeves, delicate silk hand sewn flowers across the neckline, and a fitted shape!
Sure I am already a follower. Tomorrow I will add a link and a post about this contest on my blog
Http://princessNeveReviews@gmail.com.
I would love my dress to be a victorian dress with a corset from white satien and white lace gloves.
I'm gonna go with what I know looks good on me. Strapless, straight across above the bust, corset-like fitting through to my hips, where it then poofs out to the floor. I'm smiling just thinking about it, hehehe...
I'm following you now, and I've linked to this contest in my sidebar. Thanks!
stephxsu at gmail dot co
I'd like mine to have a layer of Chantilly lace and the neckline to be a sweetheart neckline with poet sleeves.
I am already a follower.
I blogged about it.
http://faladidadida.blogspot.com/2009/04/debs.html
I added you to my blog seciton as well as in my sidebar about this giveaway. I'm also a follower.
My dress would probably be a really pretty strapless with an empire waist.
forgot to post my link lolz. www.thebookcellarx.blogspot.com
My deb dress will be something simple with clean, classic lines. Oh, and off shoulder! Gotta show off those shoulders!!
Lesley
lesly7ch(at)yahoo(dot)com
Strapless,and simple maybe a ribbin at my waist.
I am now a follower
Megan
bookworm8675309@yahoo.com
I would have an old fashioned dress that is simple, yet still pretty
lizzieland@optonline.net
My deb dress would be simple and elegant. I'm not big on lace or bows.
bjhopper(at)me(dot)com
I would have my Deb dress like a wedding dress. It's be long with a train and it'd be sleeveless with some sequence.
i am now a follower
i added the contest to my sidebar
and i think your on the blogroll
My Deb dress would be white, of course, but very comfortable so I could dance all night. I think it would be loose fitting and with a flaring skirt to twirl as I danced...oh, I can dream!
I am now a follower.
I also posted your contest on my giveways tab here post
Congrats on your giveaway and thanks!
I would like a simple white fitted dress ala Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's wedding dress.
Thanks for the giveaway!
kimspam66(at)yahoo(dot)com
I would say that it would be quite similar to my own wedding gown. White, strapless, tight to the waist with a good poofy bottom. Ahhhhhh if only. :) Thank you for the great giveaway!
kalea_kane(at)yahoo(dot)com
I am a new follower too. Your background is so pretty!
kalea_kane(at)yahoo(dot)com
Thanks to everyone who entered!
Kalea, thank you! I'm glad you like it!
I am back, and yes...I love it. It is colorful but not too colorful. Mine is LOUD and one of these days I'll tone it down. Anyway, I posted a link to your giveaway on my blog.
http://enroutetolife.blogspot.com/2009/04/loving-giveaway-okay-loving-lots-of.html
Thanks again
kalea_kane(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'd want my dress to be exactly like my wedding dress... corset back, strapless, beaded... only blue.
gypsyrover21(at)yahoo(dot)ca
I'm a new follower!
...And yes, I know the dress is supposed to be white. sigh
NotNessie, hahaha...hmmm, maybe you could get away with it if was really really light blue? It would be very pretty though!
Long fitted sleeves....scalloped neckline with lace....fitted bodice...long flowing skirt.
nre follower
Ooooh...um...ballgown, maybe off-shoulder or straight across strapless...no sequins, no bows...perhaps a tiny smattering of crystal beads or a tiny bit of lace. :)
un_pissenlit (at) hotmail (dot) com
my deb dress would be tight fitting with mermaid bottom and covered in a lace overlay studded with crystals and pearls!
Well... Beth's dress would be strapless with a corseted bodice and embroidery at the bust line. It would have to be floor length and have a very very tiny train. Nathan wouldn't wear a dress (that would be a bit creepy). We're followers!
Beth & Nathan
bnbookblog@gmail.com
Sweetheart neckline, sleeveless, baby blue organza and a fifties style. Retro and love it.
saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
Off the shoulder sweetheart neckline, elbow length fitted sleeves, fitted bodice with nipped-in waist, and a tea length full skirt. Also very '50s retro -- fun!
it would have to be fun and funky with a bit of whimsy like a creme lace over rose satin with a handkerchief hemline and sleeves and a rose brooch with cascading pearl right in the center
like a 50's evening gown with pink diamonds
strapless satin with pearls and a fitted waist and fuller skirt.
msboatgal at aol.com
My gown would be strapless and fitted up top, with a v at the waist flaring into a full skirt. Tulle over silk, with plain silk gloves and a lace fan.
I'm following the Being Nikki blog.
I'm following Being Mikki.
mj.coward{at}gmail.com
Mine would be very delicate and romantic, probably made of chiffon with a full skirt, beaded sweetheart neckline and flutter sleeves.
thefatesarevicious at yahoo dot com
Enter me!
My dress would be strapless, kind of pleatedish around the bust, then flowing the rest of the way down. Okay, that sounds kind of weird, but I promise it looks really pretty in my head! =]
I became a follower.
bball11kt@sbcglobal.net
I'd have to say fitted, long sleeves open back, slit up the leg...Thanks
castellanoamy@yahoo.com
I'm a follower!
castellanoamy@yahoo.com
I became a follower of the Being Nikki Blog.
Megan
bookworm8675309@yahoo.com
My Deb dress would be long flowing gown empire waist, thin strap but not spaghetti very orginal but simple maybe something I can shorter for a later use. Thanks for the contest.
sharr1226 at yahoo dot com
I would have my Deb dress have a poufy skirt, with a lacy thin strapped top. The front of the bodice would have lace, pearls and tiny crystals! Thanks for the chance to win your book drawing.
Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I am a fan/follower of your blog!
Again, thanks!
Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I'm a follower of the In Nikki's Head blog :)
Congratulations on your first giveaway. Would love to have the book. I don't have a blog so can't do any more entries.
Sorry - I didn't get my comment finished. I'd like a very full skirt with a fitted bodice. I'd like the material to be a soft cotton. Thanks.
Enter Me! I'm already following, and I would like my Deb dress to be an off white without straps and very long and a flowy material. I'm following the "In Nikki's Head blog" and I posted this contest in my sidebar!
theyabookblogger.blogspot.com
Since my name is Deb I have to sign up for a Deb book! I love the dress that Taylor swift is wearing in the music video Love Story that you have at the bottom of your page. Does that count? It's so beautiful and so is she.
- I'm already a follower.
- I've added Garden of Books to my blogroll.
- I've added this contest to my sidebar.
www.wrightysreads.blogspot.com
5wrights1[at]verizon[dot]net
Mine would be simple-maybe vintage chanel with some elegant beading on it and would have a princess skirt with folds of voluminous fabric!
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