Last week, I decided I would try to sell these crochet rosaries. I wasn't really keen on making a truckload of money (however nice that would be). But I did want to see if I could make just a little bit of income on the side to offset the cost of the home school academy we'll be joining this fall.
More on that soon! :-)
In order to promote my humble little business, I though I should have a giveaway!
Up for grabs is one rosary for you, AND one for a friend/family member. Sharing is always a great thing, right? ;-)
To enter, please leave a comment below, and tell me what kind of rosary you'd like. Simple white, or standard black? Aggie maroon or tea-sip burnt orange? Do you like a mix of colors in a variegated rosary? Or are you a 2-tone kind of gal? (I'm assuming everyone who reads my blog is female, but guys are welcome to chime in too!) Don't forget to tell me what your friend/family member would like also.
Here are examples of a solid, variegated, and two-tone rosary in case you were wondering. ;-)
Good luck, and God bless!
I would love a rosary for my son Zachary. His favorite color is blue. And it would be great for him to take with him to summer camp, The Pines. So, if we are dreaming, a varigated or two tones of blue would be awesome. Personally, I would love a rainbow colored one. Is that weird??? LOL! ☺
ReplyDeleteI'm with Liv in that I'd love a rainbow rosary!!! And I'll say some kind of blue/green for Steven Joseph since he doesn't have his own rosary like the girls do. We really need to start praying the rosary together as a family! I'll also share info on your rosaries with friends...have you thought of creating an Etsy site?
ReplyDeleteBlair, I may create an Etsy site in the future, but not yet. My goal is to build up this venture a little bit at a time. If God gives me the money to expand later, then I will.
ReplyDeleteThanks for making these rosaries and the giveaway opportunity! I bet our twins will like these. Josh likes medium blue and green; Sadee likes purple and hot pink.
ReplyDeleteI think an Aggie rosary would be great - maroon and white!
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