L-Bows (review & giveaway)

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LABOR DAY GIVEAWAY!

L-Bows is the brain child of my friend, Laura. Besides being my best friend, Laura is a stay-at-home mom of 5 foster sons (one of whom she and her husband are adopting!) - not to mention on weekends they often have more children through respite care. I know how busy two boys make me, so I know that Laura is super busy! However, she has carved out some time for a home-based business: L-Bows!

L-Bows - isn't that a fun name? Laura has that fun, quirky sense of humor that you want in a friend. My only wish was that my boys could wear her bows because they really are cute. I spent a good twenty minutes trying to pick out just the right bow to review. I ended up choosing this beauty:

Now I may not have a daughter, but I do know a quality bow when I see one! I love the colors of this bow and just how girlie it truly is! The blue zebra print is so popular now, too!

And L-Bows has so many other designs of ribbons and bows. You can check out the selection on Shop Homemade or on Facebook. I wanted to include a few more of my favorites:


If I ever have a little girl, she...well, would be bald for months, but AFTER her hair grew in, I would want bows in her hair all the time. Partially for gender identification (my boys were both mistaken for girls) and partially for cuteness! I love bows and I know that many of you with girls do, too. That's why I'm excited to be able to host a giveaway for an L-Bow bow!

GIVEAWAY: Enter to win this L-Bow bow for a little girl in your life!


MANDATORY ENTRY: Like L-Bows on Facebook. *Must be done before other entries are valid*

Other entries:
  • Follow me on Twitter.
  • Check out the L-Bow shop and tell me your favorite bow.
  • Tell me who would be receiving this beautiful bow.
  • Share with me what you did over the extended weekend.
  • Bonus: Buy an L-Bow and receive 5 entries for this giveaway!
Giveaway is open to US only. Entries will be received until September 15, 2011 at 11:59pm (CST). Winner will be chosen by random.org and notified via email (so you must leave a valid email address in order to be notified if you win!).

Disclaimer: I received a bow in order to facilitate an honest review. Others may or may not have the same experience(s) with the company and/or product as I have had.

Comments

Apryl said…
I follow L-Bows on FB. Though I am also not yet blessed with any daughters, I do have some beautiful nieces that would love these! Great job Laura, they are super cute!
September 5, 2011 at 5:29 PM
Becky D said…
I follow L-Bows on FB, Kinzie would get a bow of course! I'm planning on buying 2 tutu's and several bows, but not before the giveaway is over!
September 14, 2011 at 5:19 PM
jfrank said…
I follow L-Bows on FB and I follow you on Twitter!! My favorite bow is Lauren and if I win it will go to my beautiful neice, Jade! Over the extended weekend, I went to Minnesota to hang out with my aunt and uncle!
September 14, 2011 at 8:28 PM
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