Maggie Bag Giveaway

Welcome to the Maggie Bags GIVEAWAY

Maggie Bags truly gives the saying, 'One person's trash is another one's treasure' a whole new meaning! How? By creating fashionable yet functional handbags and purses made out of rejected automotive seat belt webbing !

Check out Sparkle Me Pink's review of The Campus Tote in Autumn

Don't want to wait for the giveaway to end to score one of these fabulous and unique bags ?
Use Promo Code: PINK15 for 15% off site wide through Sept 1

Praises of a Wife and Mommy is helping promote this giveaway. I hope one of my fans will win an adorable Maggie Bag. I have not reviewed one myself but I love all the adorable designs and features of the Maggie Bag. Make sure to check out other great giveaways on Praises of a Wife and Mommy!

Enter the Rafflecopter below for a chance to win a

Campus Tote from Maggie Bags
winner chooses color from available stock

Giveaway Ends 8/31

(must be 18+ older and US residents ONLY)

ALL entries are optional , however the more you complete the more chances you have at winning.
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Comments

Michele P. said…

I would love the turquoise!

August 17, 2013 at 7:56 PM

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