Tuesday 20 May 2014

Blog Birthday Party

Hello Peeps,

One year ago today I started my blog. Click HERE to see the first ever blog post.  YAY!!! So I insisted that we have a party.


Yummy. Ice tea and cake is the perfect way to celebrate this wonderful milestone. 

Then I thought "Why not celebrate with all the lovely people who read my blog by having a giveaway?"


We have three NZ themed fat quarters to give away to one lucky winner. The giveaway will be open until Monday 26th of May.


Here are the three fat quarters. Aren't they soooo pretty?


This fabric has tui and pohutakawas on it.  Tui are very recognisable by the white ball under their throats. They are also known for mimicing other bird sounds and noises. Pohutukawas are sometimes called New Zealand's Christmas trees because they flower around Christmas time (summer for NZ).


 Pukeko are easily recognisable on the side of the road with their blue colouring - sadly they often cross the road without looking both ways. They are also sneaky birds.


And lastly, I had to include some fabric with silver ferns on it. The silver fern is the main symbol used for our national sports teams in NZ.


Happy Blog Birthday to Me. Happy Blog Birthday to You. Happy Blog Birthday.

Love From
Baa. xxx

5 comments:

  1. Happy Blog Birthday! How great that you joined the blogging community it has been fun.

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  2. Happy Blogiversary! I love your blog! I especially love hearing details about NZ since my sister-in-law and her husband are living there for two years :)

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  3. Happy Blogiversary my dear Baa and the lovely Miss H...you guys have been a hoot, and I look forward to your continued posts. Keep the capers coming!

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  4. Well yeah, party! Happy blog birthday to you!! I ate a chocolate muffin for breakfast in your honor. So happy to share in your happiness, looking forward to sharing future years with you :)
    ~Brandy

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  5. Oh yes please! Put me in the draw. I am missing those beautiful pukekoes

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