ABOUT THE AWARD:
The Leibster Blog award is used to show appreciation of smaller blogs (under 200 followers) and to help spread joy to fellow bloggers.
"Leibster" comes from the German word meaning 'dearest ' or 'beloved' but can also mean 'Favorite'. This award is a peer to peer award in which fellow bloggers present the award to their favorite bloggers with less than 200 followers. The origins of this award is unclear, but it is believed to have originated by a German blogger. This award was designed to be a blog award in the pay it forward fashion to share your dearest and most beloved blogs that have less than 200 followers.
I will be passing this award to 5 very talented bloggers:
Chelle -- Life in Focus
Dawn -- stamp-n-play
Georgia -- Paper Possibilities -- Toadily Handmade
Glenda -- Gilby's Corner
Kathy and Lucky -- Lucky Stamper
I hope you stop by and check out these wonderful blogs. You won't be disappointed!
"Leibster" comes from the German word meaning 'dearest ' or 'beloved' but can also mean 'Favorite'. This award is a peer to peer award in which fellow bloggers present the award to their favorite bloggers with less than 200 followers. The origins of this award is unclear, but it is believed to have originated by a German blogger. This award was designed to be a blog award in the pay it forward fashion to share your dearest and most beloved blogs that have less than 200 followers.
Chelle -- Life in Focus
Dawn -- stamp-n-play
Georgia -- Paper Possibilities -- Toadily Handmade
Glenda -- Gilby's Corner
Kathy and Lucky -- Lucky Stamper
I hope you stop by and check out these wonderful blogs. You won't be disappointed!
Wow, thank you so very much Pat for the award and for thinking of me ... greatly appreciated :) Big hugs xox
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Pat you say and do the nicest things! Thank you for thinking of me and like Chelle said Big hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! You are so sweet and I truly appreciate this. Will definately post this,it is a great day, love starting it this way:)
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