Skip to main content

Stella and Dot Giveaway!

The time has come! As a thank you to my faithful readers and as an incentive to share Mom In Progress with your other mommy friends, I'm offering the first of several giveaways!

Stella and Dot is an awesome fashion jewelry company created by a mom, to make being a mom and having a business a reality! Our giveaway this week is courtesy of Marcee Shultz - thank you Marcee!! All of the links take you directly to her website and you are going to want to see all of the lovely things Stella and Dot has to offer.

We are running the giveaway all week long for the Uma Silk Wrap Necklace and Pin! The necklace and pin combo retails for about $90 and it can be yours for free!
Here's what you need to do:
  1. Become a follower of Mom In Progress (click on the "follow" link on the top of the page, left-hand side)
  2. Leave a comment including two things: a link to your favorite item at Stella and Dot and your email address (I need a way to contact you if you're the winner!).
It's that simple. I'll notify the winner on Monday, July 19 and post to my Giveaways/Contests page.

I'm loving the Palm Necklace with Starfish from their Casual Weekends collection. Keep on reading and please tell your friends - there's much more fun to come!
Labels:

Comments

  1. kwaressJuly 14, 2010 at 3:10 PM

    I LOVE the Starfish necklace (among others :) too cute!

    http://www.stelladot.com/corporate/productcatalog?page=productdetail&selectedLocale=en_US&sku=N158

    kwaress@comcast.net

    ReplyDelete
  2. kiaJuly 15, 2010 at 5:42 AM

    http://www.stelladot.com/sites/marceeschultz/productcatalog?page=productdetail&sku=N119

    Love this necklace, I can't follow since I am one of the few folks who doesn't facebook. Want to say good luck with your giveaways though (I saw your comment on Barb's site)

    bodhibearinfo@gmail.com

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thanks for taking the time to comment! Come back again soon.

Popular posts from this blog

Mom Spot: Progressive Pioneer

Here is another blog I've come across in recent weeks. She has gorgeous pictures and her post yesterday was truly fantastic.

"Maine is pretty rainy in the spring.  And I lived in Oregon for awhile and it defines rainy.  So, a little rain rarely puts me in a gray mood.  In fact, this rainy, rainy spring we've been having here in Utah has actually made me feel quite cheerful!  Each rainy day has felt like something of a celebration."

Click HERE to read the entire post - you have to see the photographs! You'll also find all kinds of topics on sustainable and simple living. Enjoy!
2 comments
Read more

Butterfly Pavilion

Of all the child-focused exhibits I wish I could visit weekly, Butterfly Pavilion is number one. I could spend hours in the rainforest-like room where butterflies dance through the air, lush vegetation sprawls from every corner, and a delightful assortment of other tropical animals make their home. You can meet Rosie, the resident tarantula and stroke a horseshoe crab as a wonderful side-light to your Pavilion trip. (Is there a child's birthday in your future? The Butterfly Pavilion is available for parties!)


The Sunset Stroll, a monthly event, gives you a more exclusive tour where you will see activities not seen during the daylight hours. A reservation is necessary. The Butterfly Pavilion is open seven days a week and summer is a great time to go! Schools are mostly finished with their field trips and you can walk the outdoor nature trail. Everyday, new butterflies are released between 12:30 and 3:30pm, and there are great spots to have lunch, so plan to make a day of it!

Fun Fa…
1 comment
Read more

Make a Difference: Black Stallion Literacy Program

Although it's hard to pin down our very favorite summer activity, one would have to be our afternoon with the Black Stallion Literacy Project. I was unfamiliar with the program until it was brought to the HoneyBear Tree Preschool at our church and my children attended with other children from the community. The Black Stallion Literacy Project (BSLP) is a program that is well represented around the front range in Colorado, but extends across the country from it's roots in Florida.

Born of a family heritage in 1999, BSLP has grown to serve hundreds of thousands of children across the nation. The purpose and goal of the organization is clear on their website:


"The Black Stallion Literacy Foundation is an innovative partnership of educators, businesses, volunteers, education foundations, and staff members focused on promoting literacy through the winning combination of live horses and books by Walter Farley. The program is based on the classic books of Walter Farley an…
Post a Comment
Read more