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Book Launch Giveaway: Win a YEAR of Free Household Supplies from ePantry + Free Mrs. Meyer’s Products

The Fringe Hours Launch Party
Welcome to The Fringe Hours launch party! With less than one week until the release of The Fringe Hours, the party continues with another incredible giveaway. Today's giveaway from ePantry is one of the largest I have ever offered here on The Mom Creative and I can't wait to bless one of you with it.

The best part is that even if you don't win the big prize, ePantry is offering free Mrs. Meyers gifts for everyone – YEOW! Read on for details.

Celebrating YOU

This launch party is a celebration of you because frankly, without you, there wouldn't be a Fringe Hours. The idea for the book came because so many of you have written and asked about how I make time for my passions. It then grew into so much more because thousands of you responded to a survey about how YOU spend your time.

I couldn't be more proud of The Fringe Hours: Making Time for You. It contains a life-changing philosophy that can impact any woman – married, single, kids, no kids, working professional, SAHM. It's honest, practical and useful. We all need fringe hours. We all need to practice self-care.

I am so grateful for all the ways you show up here on The Mom Creative. Your comments, your clicks, your emails. They don't go unnoticed. I love you and I wrote this book is for you. Thank you for being such an important part of this community. I hope you are blessed by this fun series of giveaways, starting with the amazing one below.

Win a $500, Year-Supply of Goods from ePantry

ePantry giveaway

Part of seizing fringe hours is being wise with how you spend your time. That's where ePantry comes in. ePantry is a fantastic site that allows users to have commonly purchased household goods sent right to you. I love ePantry because it saves me time by not having to go to the store – giving me fringe hours to do the things that I love. It also saves me money because on average, ePantry customers save 26% vs. their local grocery store.

ePantry has been a cheerleader of The Fringe Hours from the moment I shared the book with them and they are generously offering the following for today's launch party:

  • A $500, year's supply of products to one lucky winner (enter using the Rafflecopter below)
  • A $5 credit + a free Mrs. Meyer's hand soap and countertop spray for all new customers (follow the easy instructions below)
  • A free Mrs. Meyer's dish soap for all current customers (just click here to have it added to your next order.)

Offer 600X400I can't express how much I love ePantry. If you haven't tried them before, this is the perfect opportunity.

  1. Head over to ePantry and sign up for a free account, then answer the 4 multiple-choice questions about your household and cleaning needs.
  2. Check out the pre-populated cart (filled with some of my favorite products, including the two free Mrs. Meyer's products) and make any changes you want.
  3. Place your order.
  4. Do a happy dance that you saved time and money!

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FYI, the cart includes an ePantry soy candle. I realize you probably don't NEED this, but trust me when I say that you have never had a candle smell as good as an ePantry candle. I burn them all day every day. They make me SO happy. You will be addicted after just one, so definitely leave it in your cart. 🙂

The total of the pre-filled cart is $26.80- this is a $60+ value, and with a $5 Mom Creative Credit, each product is only $3.35! (You must spend a minimum of $20 – including the $5 credit – for your first order.)

This offer is valid today through February 20, 2015.

So enter to win the year's supply of products using the Rafflecopter, then go place your first order with ePantry. And if you would like to help with the launch of The Fringe Hours, check out the simple list below. Please know though, it's not required for the giveaway.

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The Fringe Hours

1. Pre-order The Fringe Hours: If you haven't already done so, will you pre-order a copy of The Fringe Hours? As I've said before, pre-orders are the only way for a retailer to know that people are interested in a book, especially from a first-time author like me. It's just over $10 and I know you are going to be blessed by the book. (Many have told me that they have ordered a few copies to give to friends and family members. Thank you!)

2. Sign up for our launch week call: On February 18 at 9 pm EST, we are going to have a special call to chat about the topics in The Fringe Hours. What's awesome is that you can join in the fun without having to leave your home. With having a newborn, I promise I will be in pajamas. It's totally free – sign up here to join in live and/or to get the link to listen after the fact.

3. Tell your friends about The Fringe Hours: Anything you can do to share about The Fringe Hours with your community makes a difference. We have beautiful pins/instagram images, tweets and more here. You can also Instagram how you are making time for you with the hashtag #FringeHours. I check the feed every day and love seeing glimpses of your lives.

Of course, if you don't have time to do any of these things, no worries! Still be sure to enter this incredible ePantry giveaway below. One winner will be chosen and added to this post on February 21.
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  1. Maria says

    I love to sew and make quilts. Being a homeschooling mom of 4, that doesn’t happen often, but when it does…Yay!! 🙂

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  7. Leslie Barton says

    Thanks for the chance to win! This would be so helpful! With 3 kids fringe hours are hard, but I do try to make time.

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  12. Marissa Ray says

    I want to get into the subscription services for cleaning stuff. Target with 3 girls is a little crazier than I can handle 🙂

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  23. jess says

    I have been challenged by these posts. i made a chore chart for my kids so they could take over some of my cleaning and I had more time to do something creative!!

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  25. Mamatwoboys says

    So excited for this book and “movement” in my life. I waste a ton of time every day and with the gentle reminders I am finding ways to use those minutes and sometimes even hours, so much more productively. Now that doesn’t mean I am cleaning more, cooking more, serving more. I am taking time to read, organize MY spaces, complete LOAD215 (a scrapbook layout every day in February). I am happier and that translates VERY well for my family.

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  26. Tiffany L says

    My favorite thing to do in my fringe hours…read. I have so many books, devotions, etc. that I seem to never have time to read – including the Bible. I also love to paint, draw, craft but have not figured out how to make more time for that. Hopefully this book will give me some ideas!!

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  27. Carol Graft says

    Ideally, I love to read, knit and crochet. More often than not though, I don’t allow myself to get started with any of those things (not sure I would be nice about putting it down to take care of life you know?) So I tend to play words with friends, solitaire etc.
    Perhaps, if I did give myself permission, to do more than games it wouldn’t be quite so hard to set it aside after an hour or so….
    Great giveaway.

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  33. Kaylee says

    I homeschool 4 kids and my husband and I both own our own businesses. My business happens to fulfill my creative side, so during my fringe hours, my favorite thing to do is sit in the hot tub and catch up with hubby!

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  34. Kristin Hill Taylor says

    I just told my sister-in-law yesterday about how I was using ePantry and Amazon Prime Pantry for so many household and some grocery products … and how I loved that it gave me more time at home to do what needed to be done there and what I wanted to do. Sums up #FringeHours right there! So it’s fun this is your giveaway today – what a fabulous prize! In my #FringeHours, I like to read or scrapbook.

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  35. Rebecca Scott says

    Read just for fun : ) It doesn’t happen often in our current phase of life, so I love when I can make time for it!

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  41. Tina says

    i love a fun sewing project – rare, but rewarding when I make time for it.

    Thanks for the awesome giveaway and ePantry offers!

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  44. Ellen says

    My fringe hours — are my loves too many or my hours too few???
    Piano, running, gardening, reading
    taking photos and documenting life
    making quilts, making cards and connecting with friends
    loving my family and friends and spending time together

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  51. Marci Peters says

    My favorite thing to do is READ!
    I love books…. or sometimes its just as simple as browsing a magazine
    I got in the mail, like the Pottery Barn catalog.
    I need to make this kind of time more intentional in my day.
    I can’t wait to read The Fringe Hours!

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  52. Sara R says

    Read, read, read! (With a coffee alongside is even better). I recently tried to pick up crochet again but with every row I kept decreasing my stitches and got discouraged so set it aside for a time with more fringe hours to remember how to do it.

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  72. Linda N says

    Would love to catch up on some of the books I’ve stock-piled, work on the scrapbooks for my sons, and play around with some furniture painting.

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  73. Rachel H says

    I am so excited about your new book, Jessica! Thanks for all the great info on your blog and fun giveaways! I love to read, sew, take pictures and scrapbook in my fringe hours.

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  81. Erika says

    My absolute favorite thing to do is….READ. 🙂 With a 3 year old, I don’t get to spend as much time doing that as I would like.

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  90. michele says

    I am not sure what “fringe hours” are Jessica. Sorry. I am very much looking forward to reading your book and doing another bloom book study with you and Angie. (sniff, sniff) Sad to hear you lovely ladies are stepping back from the book club but totally understand.

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  93. Michelle says

    I want to take the time to do FUN stuff for me! Not shopping for household items, cleaning, etc. 🙂 And not waste the free time that I do have and probably don’t realize it.

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  132. Kayte CookWatts says

    I love to read! I recently discovered the e reading app at our public library and I’m having a blast with it

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  137. Abigail says

    I just bought an old (as in over 100 years old) house and so my fringe hours are spent with fun house projects. Thankfully I actually enjoy these types of projects – painting, sawing, sewing, decorating… I burn through fringe hours like they are going out of style.

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  149. kate says

    I have so many things that I love to do in my fringe hours. Sewing, quilting, making jewelry, stained glass. I try to take advantage of those 5 and 10 minute spans. The little things do add uup.

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  150. mary says

    I’ve started crafting again, and I love it. I sew during naptime, knit while my toddler is plying (because it’s the easiest to put down and pick up again) and if I’m not exhausted after bedtime, Im learning to spin.

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