Girl!!!! :) I'm one day early but I hope you all don't mind. I'll post the winner tomorrow after I tally the guesses. This is the little prize. :) It's my first human crochet doll. She can sit on her own and was made the day after I found out. She's totally inspired by the little one growing. My husband wanted me to keep her but it was my intention was to give her away! I'll have to make myself another one. :)
I used random.org to choose a winner. And the winner is : Rooks Paper Scissors! Congrats!!!!! I'll be sending out this little pouch with attached leaves (leaf pattern I sort of modified it a bit.) :)
Megan Coyle submitted this lovely pumpkin in technique she calls "painting with paper"! Her work is so very unique and delightful to see.
This is SquishyCuteStuff and her daughter Brianna's contribution. Randi has said her daughter was very proud to be 'making'. They used a wild grapevine from their growing crazy bush, cut it, pulled off the leaves, and shaped it into a wreath. She hung it up and let it dry for a couple of weeks. Then hot glued silk leaves from the Dollar Tree all over it, and stuck in some craft scarecrows that were bought last year after Halloween. The really pretty metallic-orange ribbon also came from Dollar Tree. This wreath only cost $3 in the wreath or (probably less than that). It's very cute and it is hanging on their back door. Cost efficient and majorly cute!!
This is Octopi Knit's wonderful crochet hat. She used two strands of yarn and a size K (10 1/2 mm) hook. So very Autumn!
This is my contribution. It's a little pencil/crochet needle/ or anything pouch. Autumn reminds me of change (back to school, color of leaves). It's also the giveaway prize. I made little tiny crocheted leaves on top of a lighter green pouch. 
