Well, Hello there! Remember me? I am the lady who used to write this blog. I am sorry I have been absent for so long, but hopefully I can get back into the swing of blogging regularly. Since Halloween is right around the corner, let's have a contest.
I will give one person their choice of any PDF pattern on my site, bellacrochet.com.
I will select the winner at random, and send out the patterns in the morning (Wednesday.) I will post the name of the winner here, so be sure to check back in the morning to see if you won.
Also, if you post anonymously, please be sure I have a way to identify you (at least give your first name or a nick name in your comment; I have no way of knowing who is posting.)
To enter, just leave a comment answering this question:
What is your favorite scary book or story? Or do you not like scary stuff?
What is your favorite scary book or story? Or do you not like scary stuff?
This contest is now closed.
Please check back soon for my next contest.
I used to read a lot of True Crime back in the day...used to scare me to where I couldn't sleep..Finally gave them up hahaha...I need my sleep to hook. :-) Happy Halloween.
ReplyDeleteI like ghost story books from places I have visited that are haunted :) Debbie
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love all things Bella Crochet! So many patterns, so little time! :)
ReplyDeleteI've never been that big on scary stuff.
ReplyDeleteI dont really enjoy scary books. Thay being said, Dean Koonts, not sure of spelling, could always suck me into his storyline, get me to care about the characters, then go off on a wild scifi tangent and keep me up at night. I will not even pick up his books anymore. Shudder just thinking about it. Boooo.
ReplyDeleteI used to be ok with the scary stuff..now that I have gotten older I really really don't like it...I think the stuff they make movies and write about seems alot darker ... by the way I am happy to see you here in blogland again
ReplyDeleteI don't like scary books. The newspaper is bad enough!
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I don't really like scary books but recently I have read Metro 2033 and I liked it.
ReplyDeleteI find all your patterns either striking or whimsical and sometimes both! I am really not much of a scary story person or scary Halloween type of movie person.
ReplyDeleteI am not a big book reader [except crochet patterns...lol] thanks to my English teacher in high school. My scary movie is Chucky. Thanks for the opportunity and glad your blog is back.
ReplyDeleteCynthia A.
I like real life ghost stories because they usually aren't that scary.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are back. Sure love your patterns, have several of them. Don't really like scary stories, sorry. Paulette Perez
ReplyDeleteI can't think of any ghost stories.. Movies? The ghost and Mrs. Muir the old B/W version of course with the handsome ghost Sea Captain, and oh that beautiful house...:) How is crochet of any kind designed? Do you graph it out on paper, or just start moving the hook and see what appears? This is a another beautiful doily...thank you for hosting the giveaway..oh, I do like Ghost Hunters the show....not to scary...
ReplyDeleteI always loved Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz with pictures by Stephen Gammell. The creepiness of the stories coupled with the creepiness of the black and white illustrations made for excellent reading. Also, the stories were far enough out of the realm of reality that I didn't stay up scared at night as other media might have me doing.
ReplyDeleteThe book of Revelation is the scariest book I've ever read. But now that I know Jesus I'm not afraid of what is to come.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Sherri and it's written in the Lambs book of Life!
I don't really do scary…well, unless I just happen to look at myself in the mirror early in the morning when I get up…that's pretty scary, trust me! :)
ReplyDeleteWatchers by Dean Koontz. i loved the dog who spelled with the Scrabble tiles.
ReplyDeleteI'm not into scary stories,though did used to enjoy the Alfred Hitchcock short stories as a child.That's the closest to scary that I get :D
ReplyDeleteHaunted heartland. I would even read it to my son and his friends :)
ReplyDeleteMy scariest story would be when my husband worked for a Security Company. We were dating at the time. He had to patrol an old set of vacant buildings that at one time in history use to be a TB Hospital in the town we lived in.
ReplyDeleteOne night I went with him, one of the things he had to do was go into certain buildings and check them out.
In the hallway of one of the buildings was a steel casket parked up against the wall. One trip through the sheets were stretched tight a few trips later it looked just like someone was laying in the casket.
The hair on my neck stood up. I never liked going by that area after that.
There's many other things that happened while on patrol that spooked me big time.
I do like a good true crime book.
I don't care for scary books or movies. I would much rather spend my time crocheting or looking at crochet work that other people have done. I would be thrilled to win one of your patterns. I enjoy reading your blog and seeing your beautifully talented crochet creations. Thanks, Susan
ReplyDeleteThe scariest book I've read recently was "What the Night Knows" by Dean Koontz. My hubby and I are big fans of Dean Koontz, Stephen King and Ted Dekker. I think reading scary novels helps me appreciate how wonderful and good my life is.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have you back! I have missed your blog and giveaways :)
It would have to be Amityville Horror. I'm not one to be scared by books but this book, when read at night and in bed, gave me the willies! I decided to put it down and read it during the daytime. It's the only book that's ever done that to me.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back in blog land! I'm not really into scary books anymore, although I used to love Stephen King novels in my younger days.
ReplyDeleteNice to see a post. :) As for scary things. I don't like anything scary. Not books, TV shows, movies, etc. Yes, basically, I'm a wuss. LOL
ReplyDeleteI like mysteries, but not scary stories.
ReplyDeleteWendy In Fl
Ive always enjoyed Stephen Kings books. EXCEPT for Cugo! That REALLY scared me!
ReplyDeleteDark is the night by Edgar allen Poe.
ReplyDeleteSherry Buenrostro
My favorite is still The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving.
ReplyDeleteoh I don't do scary stories... although I love mysteries, and many of the classic Agatha Christie books are pretty darn spooky!
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