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*Edited to add, Comments are now closed. I will post the winner soon and send them an email!! Thanks to everyone who entered and for all of your great comments. In the next week or so, I hope to visit each of your blogs!! I know you've all been waiting with baited breath and trust me, I appreciate it. I'm running a little late with this, due to softball running late, lemon bars that HAD to be made and well, life ;) So, here it is... To celebrate my first ( and only so far ) sale from my new Etsy shop, Sewin , I am having a giveaway!! "What do I win?" you say. Well, in a sense, that is up to you! I have these two lovely fabrics. Tile Mosaic in turqoise, by Laura Gunn, her Lantern Bloom collection for Michael Miller Charima Paisley Tomato, by Chez Moi for Moda You, well, the winner, will get to choose from one of these fabrics and then choose either a skirt for a little girl (up to a size 10/12), a head scarf, or a skirt and a headscarf sized for an 18" doll. Co...

Be forwarned this is wordy! Sorry . All righty, here is the long promised tutorial. Although, I am sure by now you all have figured out how to do it. What took so long, you say? The pics. I haven't had time to take and download the pictures. The project itself is easy. Here goes. You will need two terra cotta pots, of equal size, two terra cotta saucers, one at least two inches bigger than the pots. The second saucer can be the same size or larger, de pending on the look you are going for. I recommend at least a couple inches bigger than the other saucer . I used four inch "rose" pots, a six inch saucer and an eight inch saucer. You will also need some adhesive. If you will be placing this outside, make sure your adhesive can handle it. I used E6000 . You will also need spray paint or terra cotta paint and than whatever goodies you want to use to embellish your bird bath. First, turn the smallest saucer over, so that the "bowl" part is underneath. Place adhesive...