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I Won, I Won!!

A few weeks ago (July 15, to be exact) I entered a Pfaff Contest.... #creativityByPfaff Sweepstakes for a Pfaff Creative 1.5. All I had to do was to go to Pfaff's Facebook page and submit a photo of my creative style.  I decided rather than one photo  I would submit a collage of photos:



  I had forgotten about it and then I received this email:

You recently entered our #creativityByPFAFF Facebook contest for a chance to win a newPFAFF® creative™ 1.5 sewing and embroidery machine. 

CONGRATULATIONS! You are the 1st Runner-Up of this contest with your entry of the "I made this outfit' week" You have won one (1) PFAFF® Extension Table with Adjustable Guide, (1)PFAFF® Multi-line Decorative Foot, INSPIRA® 9” Bent Dress Maker Shears, (6) Mini-King Spools of Robison-Anton Metallic Thread, Seam Riper and a pair of Small Scissors. Approximate Retail Value of prize is $275.00 

We have announced the winners on our Facebook page - http://www.facebook.com/pfaffus 

We will need to get your mailing address to ship your prizes to you. Please let me know if you have any questions. 

Sincerely, 
Chris Baker, Marketing Specialist 

PFAFF 

Of course I  had forgotten all about it!   So I immediately went to the Pffaf Facebook page and saw this:



I was the 1st Runner-Up...but in my mind I won!  I really really won!   Thank you Pfaff!
Now if only I had a Pfaff sewing machine.....

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