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Mavis’ 12 Days of Giveaways – Day 3

By Mavis Butterfield on -

As a way of giving back and thanking you for showing up here on this crazy little blog of mine, whether it’s everyday or every week or just when you need to pop by for a recipe, I thought it would be fun to giveaway 12 unique gifts this holiday season. Treasures that have brought me a bit of happiness over the past year. Thank you for being a part of this blog dear friends, and for keeping the conversation going. 🙂

Update: This Giveaway is now closed.

Mavis’ 12 Days of Giveaways – Day 3 – 1 Hand-forged Garden Tool Gift Set by Fisher Blacksmithing in Bozeman, Montana

I first discovered Tuli Fisher and his insanely beautiful garden tools at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in Seattle back in 2014. I remember weaving my way down the aisles of all the wonderful vendor booths and then stopping in my tracks when I spied his tools. I simply had never seen a garden tool as beautiful as the ones he had on display, and picked one up immediately to see how it felt in my hand.

I went home that day with one of his Garden Rakes and when my husband came home that night I showed it to him and even he was impressed with not only the quality of the garden rake, but also agreeing it was worth every penny I had spent on it.

“Each tool is individually built using traditional blacksmithing techniques. Steel is heated to a red glow in the forge and then shaped over the anvil with a hammer. All joinery is done using solid steel rivets. And, each tool is set into its own hand turned handle creating a long-lasting garden tool with no welds. Black Walnut is used for handles. The tight grain of this strong hardwood makes it very durable. Best of all, it just feels good in your hand.”

5 years later… and with a few more of Tuli’s tools in my garden tote, I am still convinced he makes the best garden hand tools on the planet. And I’m not the only one. 😉 Genuine quality products handmade by real humans… How cool is that?

1 person will win 1 Hand-forged Garden Tool Gift Set by Fisher Blacksmithing in Bozeman, Montana

All you have to do to enter this giveaway is leave a comment below and let me know what you plan to do with this set of tools if you win. Keep them? Gift Them? Do a little happy dance because this is the best gift ever!?  We want to know. 🙂

Rules

Comment must be left on the blog to count as an entry. 1 entry per person/ip address. If you cheat, you will totally be disqualified. This giveaway is open to anyone on the planet earth.

This giveaway ends December 10th, 2019 @9 pm EST and all the winners of the Mavis’s 12 Days of Giveaways Series will be announced on December 11th, 2019. Winners will be notified via email and have 24 hours to claim their prize. If the prize is not claimed within 24 hours, the prize will be forfeited.

Good Luck! I hope you win!

♥ Mavis

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Comments

  2. Lora Rosencrans says

    Ooo, I would love to use these in my new kitchen herb garden that we are going to put in place in the spring! We just moved into my grandparents home after it sat empty for 5 years.

  3. Sue says

    My first instinct would be to hang these tools somewhere in the solarium because they are works of art. But I would use them in the garden-perfect length for working with when one has to sit on the ground to ‘play’.

      • Heather Smith says

        These are stunning! I would keep them and hope they inspire greatness in my little T-town garden next spring.

    • Wendy says

      They are beautiful! I would use them in the new raised beds my husband built for me. I think I would also have to display them somewhere!

    • Jjenbee says

      Those are beautiful. My kid wants to blacksmith and has taken one class so far and loves it. So I would show them to him and we would use them until he makes me a set someday.

  4. D. Wedinger says

    Absolutely beautiful tools. If I win these, I will give them to my partner, Jeff. His retirement endeavor has been to grow plants he sells. I think he would love these handcrafted tools!

    • Paolina says

      These Garden tools are very beautuful. I’n definately keeping them. I’ll use them in my herb garden.

  5. Kathy says

    It would be a very hard decision but I would gift them to my sister, an avid gardener. She has a big, beautiful yard and could use these sturdy tools. Happy Sunday!

    • Toni Terrell says

      Oh I would keep them and do a dance!
      We just moved to to new house with a lot of garden space, veggie and flower. These are beautiful!

  6. Kathy G says

    They would be helpful in tending my deck garden, then look beautiful hanging on my potting bench.

  7. Maarja Shisler says

    Oh my goodness, keep them! I would use them in my raised garden boxes behind my shed that my husband built me. My kids like to help me grow tomatoes and green beans each summer.

  8. Kari A. says

    First, since I never win anything, I would probably do a happy dance! I’d enjoy using them in my flower beds, that’s for sure! I love how they look!

  11. Gina says

    Keep them and do a happy dance ! Dig in my resting garden because I would have to try them out ASAP.

    • Jamie says

      These are beautiful! I would keep these, but share with my daughter. We started our first vegetable garden last year and can’t wait for the spring. 🙂

  15. Annie says

    After years of establishing our garden for food production, we are adding floral landscapes to our farm yard. These tools will be a great help!

  17. Jeni says

    My son is a blacksmith so these are very cool! I don’t know if I would keep them or give them away. A hard decision *think, think, think

  19. Margery Erckert says

    As hard as it would be I would hide them away for 2 years and then give them to my daughter Kat when she graduates from Kansas State. With her degree in parks and rec, along with being an active part of the student farm club these would make the perfect graduation gift.

  21. Sheila Smith says

    I would give them to my sweet husband who had kidney cancer last year but is now cancer free thankfully!
    He loves things that are unique and handmade and he loves to garden! Win,win!

  23. Julie says

    They are lovely. I would display them. They are too cool to store in a tote. And I would use them…such fantastic craftsmanship! What a wonderful gift for one lucky winner!!

    • nancy grimsley says

      My husband and I are artists by profession and I strive to have everything in our home hand made by fellow artists. However I never imagined such tools were even available for our garden. We just purchased 5 acres and hope to move next year. Those tools would be quite the way to start our new garden and yes, we would be doing the happy dance!

  25. Sheila Smith says

    I would give them to my sweet husband who had kidney cancer last year but is now thankfully cancer free!
    He loves unique things that are handmade and he loves to garden. Win, Win!

  26. Andrea says

    The craftsmanship is incredible. I would gift these to my husband who keeps our garden going.

  31. Marissa says

    Those are gorgeous! I would gift them to my husband who does all the gardening at our house!

  32. Kaia says

    Honestly, I’d probably keep them. I don’t know many gardeners, and these are beautiful and appear top notch quality! Plus, I only have a spade (that has many purposes including scooping chicken poop and cleaning ashes from the stove )

  34. Stacey says

    I would use them myself! myself! I transplanted some hosta this year, and had a terrible time breaking them apart and digging up the new dirt. My husband laughed at me and I demonstrated what I had to do to chop them apart. I’m glad I can make him laugh. I don’t have much garden space because I am in an apartment, but I have to have something!

  35. Kari says

    These look amazing! Although They are almost too beautiful to use, I would totally keep them and use them. The ones I have are cheap and flimsy, and these look like the real deal.

  36. Nancy says

    I would definitely keep them for myself. My garden is mostly ornamental with a few herbs thrown in. Having such beautiful tools to work with might inspire me to do more.

  38. Peggy says

    I would replace my Dollar Tree set and come spring enjoy spending time using them in my herb garden. I would have to make myself stop drooling over how gorgeous they are.

  39. Kristin F says

    I would keep them! I am looking for a new trowel after I basically bent and destroyed my trowel this year which was a first for me. I am planning a much larger garden this year and need new tools!

  42. Rebecca Garrett says

    I would keep those forever!! I LOVE finding things that are handmade. I’m trying to pair my life down and only own things that I love and that are the best quality.

  43. Dianna says

    I’d gift these to my sister Erica. She has a lovely garden and would appreciate the handmade quality.

  46. AmyM says

    Oooh, these are stunning! I would definitely be keeping them and using them to work in the flower beds and garden areas at our new house!

  47. Charlotte P Mcclure says

    I would gift these to my husband as he is the real gardener in our family. These tools are truly works of art1

  49. Kathleen Schwabe says

    I have a new raised bed garden space and would love to use this set to keep up with the weeds.

  50. Richelle says

    You know the theory that says in order to keep something it must be useful, or beautiful, or make you happy? Well, these tools meet all three criteria for me and would be used 1) to continue the evolution of my container garden, and
    2) as artwork. As a complete sucker for thoughtfully designed tools crafted as works of art, especially when created from wood and metal, I would proudly showcase these as homage to those who make the practical, beautiful.

  53. Jesse says

    Oh my! These are beautiful! I just went to his Etsy shop and saved a bunch of tools. I’d keep this batch for myself and then once I had a chance to use them, buy more as gifts!

  54. Cindy R says

    Oh my if I won these…they would hold a place of honor in my potting shed (but I would definitely use them too!)

  55. Sandi Fleury says

    Oooh, awesome!! I will definitely keep and use them!! I have a vintage rake head mounted that I hang my vintage hand tools on. I use old leather thongs like my Grampa used to do! Altho he painted his tools red!! Maybe so he could find them again!! Lol

  56. Tricia Cliff says

    These are gorgeous! I would like to pretend I would use them, but in actuality, my husband is the one who gets it done!

  57. Peggy says

    Drool….I have a few flowerbeds in my veggie garden and pathways and new beds I’m alwaya starting, so if I’m lucky enough to win these, I will dig and cultivate to my hearts content or until I run out of garden beds! The tools are gorgeous, so thanks for giving me a chance to win!!

  58. Devin says

    I would keep them! Gardening with an audio book playing is my time to rejuvenate. These are beautiful!

  59. ChristinaJ says

    I would definitely keep these. I love it when people put thought and care into their craft. It inspires me to do the same with the land and garden.

  62. Beth Linquist says

    I would gift them to my daughter Emily. She is a wife, mom, gardener, and, until yesterday, a student. She handed in her last assignment for her master’s degree!! Now she gets to focus on other things she is passionate about which includes being a gardener.

  63. Anne P says

    I will definitely keep them. Too awesome to gift. I could really use new tools I have to admit that I tend to buy inexpensive tools and right now mine are in bad shape.

  65. Martha Buchanan says

    I would do the biggest happy dance that you have ever seen someone with a bad knee ever do! These are beyond beautiful. I have been gardening for over 35 years and have never seen anything like this. How wonderful it would be to garden with them.

  66. Heather says

    I would do a happy dance before using these in my garden! Because they’re so beautiful, in the off season they would decorate the wall in the mudroom until I have my “she shed”.

  68. Suzy says

    These are absolutely gorgeous! I’d keep them. I’m still trying to figure out high-altitude gardening!

  72. Kelly says

    I would gift these beautiful tools to my mom. She loves to garden and would really appreciate them!

  76. Margie says

    I have already bought the seeds for my medicinal garden and my tisane garden I plan on growing next spring. These tools would be a joy to use!

  78. Lea Ann H. says

    If I won this beautiful tool set, it would get a lot of use as we work to transform the yard of rocks and weeds at our new house into a productive flower and vegetable garden.

  79. Lauren says

    I would wait until my brother in law visits – he also lives in Butte, Montana, and also welds – and wave them in his face and say, “Why don’t you make me cool garden tools like these? You need to get into the garden tool business!” And then I’d run away into the garden before he could make a reply. And then later I’d feel bad about being mean and give him some of my garden vegetables to appease my conscience.

  80. Paula L. says

    I would keep these gorgeous tools for myself, but share the tomatoes and vegetables they would help me grow!

  83. Lesa Glines says

    As a home herbalist I would love to win these tools! I’m planning to expand my herb garden next year and they would be well used.

  84. Carrie says

    These are awesome. I would gift them to my mom. My boys love to watch the blacksmith when we go to Fort Nisqually. We uave a membership and go regularly and they still stand there for about an hour everytime. I love that more people are getting recognized for working with hands.

  85. Heather C. says

    Those are totally gorgeous! This is a hard choice between keeping them for myself, or gifting them to my 80year old MIL who is always saying they just don’t make things like they used to. If those pictures are any indication- they do make them like they used to but it’s just harder to find. LOVE THEM!

  86. Sue P says

    Garden baby!! That’s what I would do! And then I would perform the happy dance while I show them to everyone I know! They are absolutely beautiful!

  87. Mama Cook says

    While I would be very tempted to keep them, I would have to gift them! Since my son was 4 he has been an avid gardener, and now as an adult owning his own landscape business, I think these would be a perfect gift!

  88. Mona says

    I am buying a house and still looking for one with old farmhouse charm. These tools will help me when I establish a garden when I find that perfect (to me!) house.

  89. Lisa says

    I would display them in my harden shed. And stare at them as often as possible. And make my friends jealous.

  90. Danni says

    I would keep those lovely tools all the myself. Hide them from my preschooler so I could actually find them when I need garden tools.

  92. Deborah R says

    Oh My Goodness, these are so beautiful. I would use them myself and hopefully one day pass them on to my granddaughter. She’s my little garden helper and loves to play in the dirt and get first taste of whatever we are harvesting.

  95. Stephanie says

    What an exciting gift ! would have to keep them. I’m always looking for great hand tools to use while I garden. These are gorgeous and I’m sure they are more beautiful covered in dirt !

  98. Karen says

    I would keep them and do a happy dance. We have just moved as well and I have a lot of gardening to do!

  100. Anna C.B. says

    I love how honest everyone is about keeping these! LOL! Well add me to that list – I’d be keeping these, too!

  103. Rosaleen says

    I am hard pressed to decide on whether to use the tools myself or gift them to a sister-in-law who gardens extensively. Maybe a few years of container gardening for me and eventually give the tools to that SIL.

  104. Nancy says

    We have a budding blacksmith in the family, and these are so beautiful! I will be using these tools in the herb garden.

  105. Ellen in Clackamas says

    I would defibrillate keep them! They are so beautiful thought I don’t know if I’d want to get them dirty!

  106. RebekahU says

    I would use these in my kitchen garden. I’m always putting something new in and refreshing the area. These would make me enjoy it even more!

  107. Nancy T says

    It would be hard to part with them but I would give them to my sister who lives in Wisconsin and gardens her whole backyard all be herself. In the past twenty years she has taken a mundane yard and turned into a showplace garden that gets featured on a garden walk in her community!

  110. Diana says

    Gorgeous tools. They would be used in the new greenhouse when it’s built in the spring. They’d be hung in a place of honor to show off their beauty and then used to help prepare the soil to grow the veg and fruits I’ll be putting in it.

  113. Mary Ann says

    These are so beautiful! I would definitely gift them to my son-in-law for Christmas. He is a mechanic and so he takes such good care of tools. He truly values them. He started a garden for his family this year and did such a good job. They had food all summer long and all organically grown. I am very proud of him. He would definitely love these!

  114. Tristen says

    Definitely keep them. They are gorgeous and I love using items made by a local craftsman vs mass market produced items

  116. Diana says

    We live on 1 1/2 acres in Southern California and grow most of our own food. I have multiple gardens and have been thinking about keeping tools in each area in a tool box. I would put these in my main garden bed area so they would be easily accessible when I see something that needs to be done!

  117. Pam H says

    I would display them in my potted plant area by my front bump-out window. I’m sure they are amazingly functional but I really love their beauty.

  118. Sheri Temple says

    I love the shapes of those tools! If I won the set, I would gift them to myself. I know which bed I would try them out in first. I have a bed that runs next to my garden. I fight the grass from growing in the bed. I’m thinking about digging out the choked out asparagus, laying fabric down and putting in a raised bed.

  120. Sharon Imbert says

    I have a small backyard garden. I would love to expand it. These beautiful tools would help me do that!

  121. Teri says

    If I won the tools I would definitely keep them! And I would do a happy dance for sure! Thanks for the opportunity to win such a beautiful gift.

  123. Dianna Morales says

    I would have keep those. I love their old fashioned look and of course having those I wouldn’t misplace them either… they would need a special box…

  124. Marie says

    I will gift them to my husband who truly appreciates things made in the United States of America, as opposed to the crap from China.

  125. Chris M says

    Really nice! They would be for my husband and I and probably passed down to one of our children …

  126. Laura Arnett says

    If I win I would use these in my and display me on the wall for all friends and family to see what took s in used to help create and amazing garden :)) what a wonderful giveaway today- thanks Mavis!!!

  128. Mandy Mascaro says

    Those tools are gorgeous! I would definitely keep them for sure and do that happy dance too! LOL

  132. Beth Sowulewski says

    These tools look like Montana where they were made – enduring, tough, strong. I would love these tools and use them – thinking of Montana and my Dad. My dad loved Montana and the west taking my family on camping trips out their to share the beauty and his love. I have a new raised garden bed this year which got me back into gardening and square foot gardening. My daughter and I plan on putting a second bed in this coming summer and the tools will be put to good use.

  133. Christina Baldi says

    I dream of making my backyard a sweet potato and strawberry plot. To honor my Dad who waited patiently for me to finally catch the gardening bug. These beautiful tools will use my hands to pass on Dad’s gardening knowledge to his grandkids.

  135. Laura in Texas says

    Wow, these are amazing! After the happy dance , I would keep them for use in my 7 raised garden beds. And even if I don’t win, I am excited to know they exist!

    My husband blacksmiths as a hobby so I really appreciate the skill and time these tools require.

    This gift will make someone’s day for sure!

    • Linda Reynolds says

      Those tools are beautiful! How dare a plant not grow when tended by such a beautiful tool.

  137. Sue says

    This is a wonderful opportunity to get really nice garden tools.
    Would make a great gift, but I would have to keep these and share with my daughter next door.
    Nothing better than digging in the dirt to take a way the stress that follows us daily.

  138. Julie says

    Keep them for myself! And use them lovingly during the main growing season and probably hang them as a wall decoration the remainder of the time. And tell my husband to keep his hands off. He doesn’t need to “test just how strong they are”.

    • Susan Dillinger says

      I will probably gift these to my sister who has become a greater gardener since moving into my moms old house.

  141. Rynda Gregory says

    Wow-they are beautiful! If I won these I’d probably squeal with glee. I am starting to have arthritis creep in to my hands and these handles look like they have a nice girth to them, which would help !

  142. Martha H says

    Like so many others, i would keep these tools and use them in my vegetable beds. They are beautiful! Thanks, Mavis, for a hosting this wonderful giveaway.

  143. Tanya B says

    I’ve never owned a decent set of gardening tools so these would definitely go in my garden cabinet! Thanks for this opportunity, Mavis!

  144. Linda Fane says

    Oh a happy dance would be in order as I would definitely keep them and put them to good use in my flower beds!

  145. Julie says

    I don’t know any avid gardeners so would have to keep them for myself and tend to my garden. But I’d like to think I would find someone along the way who is keeping the art of gardening alive and then I would pass them on.

  146. EDW says

    I would definitely keep them and use them. I would think you, Mavis, all happy in your garden and little house, up in Maine each time I picked them up!

  148. Lynn says

    In two years we are buying our dream house on property and I plan to grow a huge garden…these would work right in with our plans. These are beautiful garden tools.

  149. Angela Ritchie says

    I would use these in my raised beds in my front yard so I wouldn’t lose them at the big garden

  152. L. Adkins says

    I would keep these for myself as I have arthritis in my hands. It’s hard to find garden tools that are both quality made in the USA and designed to be easy to use.

  154. Caitlin says

    Ooh gorgeous! I’d probably gift them to my sister, who is opening a mobile flower truck business this spring!

  155. Samantha B says

    I’d love to keep them for myself, but I would give them away to a friend. She’s been helping me a ton with my yard work as I recuperate from breaking my leg.

  156. Betty Bennett says

    I would keep these beautiful tools and hope that some of the skill and art that went into them would rub off on my gardening!

  157. Mary Jamison says

    I moved to a smaller home (my husband passed-away in 2018). I made some very brave decisions without him. We were married 52 years. I would use these tools in my “new” garden that I plan on having in 2020.

    • Linda Harper says

      I love gardening but find that I have to sit and scoot now that I’m in my 60s. These hand tools are perfect for how I garden!

  161. Mimi says

    My goal for next year is to spend far more time in the garden. Life is stressful and digging in the dirt is the cure. I’d love to have beautiful tools to heal my frazzled brain.

  162. Lana says

    These would be wonderful for the 100 plus pots of flowers on my deck every summer. Thanks for the giveaway!

  163. Karen Wright says

    I would gift this to my wonderful daughter-in-law who is artistic and would appreciate their beauty. Plus also she loves to garden!

  165. Tracey says

    These tools are brilliant!
    I care for a forgotten courtyard at the hospital where I work. It’s a glassed area between the ICU and the Burn unit, and one floor up, looking down on this is our Heart Center. Anyone looking for me knows exactly where I am, and these tools would certainly be a talking point for the nurses, patients and docs!

  166. Mary Beth says

    These will be great for working in my gardens! My front yard is mostly raised beds and fruit trees with a border of blooming perennials that attract pollinators. I’m also converting my back yard into a native plant garden (and a few more fruit trees!).

  167. Dana says

    As a haphazard and generally unprepared gardener, these would do well to legitimize my efforts (vs. using a big spoon from the kitchen).

  169. Kerry says

    I would most definitely gift this set to my father because he’s spending more time gardening as he becomes more frail in his advanced years. It would bring him joy and that’s what I want for him.

  170. Sarah S. says

    I honestly would keep them and use in our garden in the Spring. But I have a feeling my kids would take them and use them as they love gardening with us.

  171. Terrie Cortez says

    These are the most beautiful tools I have ever seen. I have been attempting to get my 4-year-old grandson interested in growing food and raising perennials & herbs. We have made things together in the kitchen with some of the things we have grown together(he loves pear butter!). I would share these tools with him as I continue to teach him about the fun and satisfaction of growing things. Then, when they weren’t in use, they would be on prominent display so others could appreciate their beauty and workmanship!

  173. MK says

    I would use the beauties to tend to my own garden that includes a variety of bulbs, annuals and perennials. These are special enough to hand down to future generations. My 12 yr old son is especially fond of gardening and our chickens! The chickens were inspired by you!… and your many stories about them 3 houses ago in WA.

  174. Lissa says

    This would be perfect for my daughter living in Chicago. She’s an OB-GYN and shares a garden plot with some friends. She would love using these.

  176. Brent says

    This past spring, I converted our front yard into raised beds that are 30 inches tall and 2 ft/3ft wide, with galvanized roofing tin on the sides. I would love to use those tools in our beds.

  177. Mary Kerns says

    I would do a little happy dance and definitely keep these if I was so lucky to win them. Hello from Port Orchard!

  178. Nancy says

    The tools are beautiful! It would be interesting to watch the tools being made! I’d use them myself in the garden or gift them to my daughter and her husband.

  180. Janice V says

    I would keep these beautiful tools and use them in my vegetable and flower gardens. And of course do a happy dance!!

  183. Wendy Lato says

    Beautiful tools!!! Your giveaway is spectacular. I would share them with my husband to use in our raised beds. Thanks for offering them.

  184. Cindi says

    I’d want to display these because they are so beautiful, but I would also use them in my garden and greenhouse. They are the kind of things that grow even more beautiful with use.

  185. Patty Lewis says

    Part of me would want to hang these up and display because they’re so beautiful! I ultimately would use them during Minnesota gardening season. Thank you for the opportunity to win these and congrats on the success of your blog. I love it!

  187. athena says

    I will definitely keep them and use them to put in our first garden in our newish home (we’ve been here a little over a year but weren’t able to get our garden in last summer).

  188. sindy says

    The tools look so fun and sturdy. I would keep them to use in the garden. It makes gardening fun to have nice tools

  189. Shelia says

    I’d like to keep them! I hope I didn’t mess up. When you say enter only once do you mean once a day? If not I’ve already disqualified myself!

  193. Liane says

    I’d love to use these beautiful tools in my garden! Thank you for offering this opportunity.

  195. Rosemeri says

    I would definitely keep these beautiful tools. I have a large garden and can use all of them.

  198. BethC. says

    I would gift my husband with these-we use Earth boxes on our deck for our garden and his loving hands cultivate lots of veggies for us each summer.

  199. Ted S. says

    I like to think I would give them to my gardening crazy brother, but I am afraid that once I saw them I would keep them for myself! They are so sturdy looking!

  200. Rachael says

    I would keep them & use them to get my new raised bed established! Hopefully I can get something to grow this year!

  201. Jodie says

    These tools are beautiful! Blacksmithing is a lost art. I would gift these to my mother who loves to garden and shares this joy with all of us by keeping our yards looking beautiful each year. My neighbors walk over for advice when they see her in the yard.

  202. SMS says

    This coming summer will be my third summer as a gardener in a community garden. I love the work and I absolutely love eating my own produce and sharing it. There’s nothing like it! So the beautiful garden tools would be put to use doing this beautiful work.

  203. CARRIE says

    A former supervisor is retiring this month and I’d love to gift these tools to him. We both share a love of gardening.

  204. Jennifer P says

    Beautiful gardening set – I’ve not decided whether to keep or give away but guessing after holding one it will be hard to let go.

  206. Lynn from NC Outer Banks says

    Oh they are gorgeous tools! I would use them when I put my spring garden in, here at the beach. Love your blog, Mavis and thanks!

  207. Joyce T says

    I’d definitely keep these beautiful tools for myself.. I’ve been looking for a quality set of hand tools for the garden.
    Thank you for this opportunity!

  208. Jane says

    These are so beautiful. I will use this every summer. I have gained an appreciation for good tools!

  209. Anissa Telle says

    Definitely keep them! I bet my beloved Cherokee Purple Tomatoes would taste even better using such gorgeous gardening tools!

  210. Anna Garza says

    Oh I would be torn about keeping them for myself or giving them to my mother, the family gardener.

  211. Kathryn Babcock says

    Beautiful work. I live in a small community where forging is an art. I would use this in my container garden to start then move forward.

  212. Jenn in Indiana says

    If I were to win, I would use these for a wall decoration in my home. They are so beautiful!

  215. L Bryant says

    I would display them in my little greenhouse but use them for their durability and strength. I think that items that show real use and care are so wonderful to enjoy!!!

  216. Lisa says

    We are in the process of moving to the Pacific Northwest (Oregon). And with our new home will come a huge – and I mean HUGE – garden, where I plan to grow just about everything my heart desires. I’ll be in absolute heaven! So I would love to own a set of handmade garden tools to compliment my new gardening endeavor!

  218. Paula Dearr says

    Oh Mavis, These tools are beautiful, a true work of art. They would make any chore in the garden a pleasure.
    I would divide , cultivate, truly get busy working on moving my boxwood to a better spot! Planting bulbs in the fall,
    keeping my garden weed free. The black walnut handles would remind me of my mom who would crack black walnuts on the back porch when she was a girl….read your blog every morning, love it!

  219. Lynda Schripsema says

    I would definitely do a a few happy dances with those tools in my hands! My garden tools have all gone the way of lesser quality equipment: broken welds, split handles, and rust (probably my fault). The items pictured are works of art and even LOOK like they’ll last a century!

  220. Bernice says

    If I won, I would keep them and use them. Good tools are hard to find, and these look like they are awesome! Thank you so much!

  222. Julie says

    These are gorgeous! I think these would be on display when not in use if I were so lucky to win. Thanks, Mavis!

  223. Linda says

    These are soooo beautiful and I’ve been coveting them for a while! I’d of course plant my spring garden with them!

  224. Claudia M says

    If I win the garden tools set, I will keep them for myself……I don’t mean to be selfish but I like to lose myself in my garden! It soothes my soul, it rejuvenates me, my garden makes me soooo happy! My garden is THE GREAT ESCAPE! 🙂

  226. Julie T says

    I will put these to great use in my vegetable and flower garden. I don’t even have to worry about anyone fighting me for them…no one helps me. 🙂

  227. Georgie says

    Oh how many garden hand trowels and rakes I have bent straight and then broken… these hand-forged beauties look like they could hold their own! I would keep them and put them straight to work!

  228. Shelle Lenssen says

    These are GORGEOUS!
    I would either keep them for myself and hubby (who actually does most of the gardening) or give them to my grandma who at 85 still loves to spend her (non-winter) mornings in her flower beds!

  229. Jane says

    These are beautiful ♥️ After 5 moves in 5 years, we are finally settling down and I’m so excited to have a “bit of earth” that is mine again and can’t wait to get my hands in the dirt.

  231. Laura says

    Every year I’m getting better and better at gardening. I plan to expand my garden and these tools will help.

  235. WendyinCA says

    I absolutely love them! I would plan to keep them and use them to harvest my winter veggies, and plant my spring veggies!! 🙂

  236. Heather says

    I would keep them- they are beautiful and high quality garden tools that keep up with me are hard to find!

  237. Nancy W says

    I will be keeping them and using them in my new vegetable garden! We just moved and will be building some raised beds so that I can garden once again! These tools look wonderful, thank you for the giveaway!

  238. Mary Van Keuren says

    I would give them to my 93 year old mother, who still loves to garden but needs well-balanced tools because of her arthritis.

  239. Vivian says

    Mavis, these tools are beautiful.! I am the treasurer of our local garden club and I am such a fraud. I don’t know the first thing about gardening except I like to have things look neat and tidy and these tools would make me look professional to all my garden club friends!

  240. Kim says

    I would LOVE using these beeeee-utiful tools in our large vegetable garden here at “red maple
    farm. ”
    Thanks, Mavis, for we entertaining all of us with your very fun blog!

  242. Danielle says

    I’m so keeping those beautiful babies all to myself. The Kings Kitchen Garden will be grateful:)

  243. MaryAnn Smith says

    I would keep them for myself! I would probably hang them in the garden shed and never let dirt touch them.

  244. Bonnie Testerman says

    When I win, I shall keep them on display and very clean. They are beautiful and deserve such treatment.

  245. Kim Riley says

    Holy cow, are these awesome. There’s no way I’d share them with anyone else! lol I’d probably have to make certain my husband keeps his hands off from them too! We have a lovely piece of land in northern Michigan, but the previous owner loved rock gardens. The problem is that the rocks go down very, very far. I would use these tools to try and dig some of the smaller rocks up to then plant some perennials in the beds. It’s been very tough going with the tools I currently have. These look very sturdy and I bet they’d be up to the job I’d love to tacke. Thanks for the giveaway, Mavis.

  246. Audra says

    I am trying to make everything I own either beautiful or functional. These would be both, and are so wonderful. I would treasure them and use them!

  247. Beverly Collins says

    Oh my goodness! Pure beauty. I could not imagine giving them away. I would use them in my flower gardens as well as my vegetable garden. I don’t think these would break when I need to get under a large root to dig it out. What a gift this would be.

  248. Mark Leal says

    These tools look FANTASTIC! I will certainly use them in my vegetable and flower gardens. I will be gardening in style!

  249. Margaret Hudgins says

    I plan to keep these beautiful tools to build raised garden boxes for my back deck. I can’t bend over much due to disc being removed from small of my back, I’m going to try waist high boxes so I can garden again, and these gorgeous tools would fit the bill nicely.

  252. Addie Young says

    I would use them with my daughters in the garden we put in. Those tools are gorgeous. My girls are 5 and 8 and we enjoy eating what we grow. It certainly helps convince them to try new veggies too!

  253. Ellen C. says

    Happy dance for sure! And then to gardening. Whoever is lucky enough to win these will be sincerely happy!

  254. Karen Bream says

    Oo Laila , as cysco the Gardner on TV says ! I would love any of the tools to use in the community garden that I am a part of – the garden shares compost, water,gardening tips and donates parts of the harvest to the local food bank Weekly… It’s a great hobby and place to meet other Gardners. Love the craftsmanship in these tools!

  255. Diana DeAngelis says

    Oh Lordy! Not only will I keep them and use them, but I will keep them clean and hang them in a prominent place in my house as they are gorgeous! A piece of art, really.

  256. Donna Jantzer says

    This is my favorite giveaway ever! I’ve never seen these tools before, but I’ve dreamed of them! Now that I have some raised bed gardens, I use hand tools almost exclusively, and these would be a joy to use for conditioning, planting and mulching!

  258. Gigi says

    I would keep them for myself since mine are getting a little rickety. Honestly though, it would see if my mom has decent tools and gift them to her first. If they really do last for generations, then I’ll get them back eventually.

  259. Susan Hall says

    I certainly would keep them and use them. I have a large yard, intensely gardened; it’s my pride and joy. Can hardly wait to get in it each morning. These tools look very practical.

  261. Torrie @ To Love and To Learn says

    These are so beautiful! If I win, I’ll give them to my hubby, and if I don’t win…I’m looking into buying a set for my hubby anyway 🙂

  262. Loy says

    Oh, these are beautiful. I would give them to my granddaughter who had her first garden this year. If I don’t win, I have her name for Christmas, so may just go to his Esty shop and buy then anyway.

  264. Mary says

    Hi!!! I don’t win these things but if I did, I would make my husbands Christmas with them under the tree

  265. Phyllis Pierce says

    Wow, what beautiful hand tools, I would have to keep those for myself! They are almost too beautiful to use, but I would!! Love your blog Mavis!!

  266. Sue says

    Such artistry. I would most definitely keep these and probably display them rather than use them…or maybe I would do both. 🙂

  267. Olivia says

    These tools would be the perfect thing to help me do battle with some old flower beds and create what my son calls “Flower Mountain” on a hill in our yard.

  268. Sara says

    We are moving and I’m sad about leaving our house and garden that we’ve worked so hard on. Having these new tools would be motivating to get things going at our new place.

  272. Debi says

    I have never seen such beautiful tools! If I am lucky enough to win them I think I will keep them and use them when working in my flower and vegetable gardens.

  274. Laure says

    Wow – these are beautiful! I would gift them to my husband, which is sort-of like keeping them, so the best of both worlds 🙂

  275. Cathy says

    I have wanted a rake for awhile and just haven’t bought one??? This would be a great set to use in my raised boxes. I would definitely keep them and use them!

  277. Becky Williams says

    I will share them with my husband…..just kidding. They are for me to use in my flower beds. They are gorgeous!

  278. Karen says

    If I won these beautiful hand tools, I would share them with my brother who is a very fine container gardener.

  279. Cindy says

    What a great looking set of tools. We have 6 raised bed gardens and would definitely use them for those.

  282. April in EP says

    Oooooh La la the tools are so pretty! Will use them to set up our garden in El Paso Texas. Year round gardens so awesome.

    Thanks for the giveaway!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • Terena says

      I’m in the season of my life where enjoy ‘less, but better’. So, less wine but better quality. Less stuff but better made. Less people but better friends…you understand. And these would fit in just so well.

  284. Jacqui Gauld says

    I would gift them to my daughter as I don’t garden. They are very lovely, little works of art in their own right and she too would appreciate that.

  285. Michelle A. says

    Those tools are beautiful! I would weed and plant with them, in the dozen raised beds that my husband built for me.

  286. Kristy Keller says

    I like them! I would get back to gardening with them once the weather turned nice again. 😀

  288. Nicole says

    I would keep those beautiful tools for myself and maybe let my husband borrow them on occasion….maybe.

  290. Darlene Owen says

    I would use these tools in my garden. My husband made me a really nice raised garden so I need any tools I can get.

  292. Amy Martin says

    I would keep them! We moved to all native plants in our beds a few years ago and we need to do some adjusting to the original plan.

  294. Karon Monahan says

    I would give them to my daughter, today is her 51st birthday, she is in her garden every spare moment!

  295. Victory Utesch says

    Hi Mavis! What a lovely set of tools! Thank you for the giveaway….what a wonderful idea. If I would be so lucky as to win, I would feel so fancy as I putter in my garden beds. I love to work in my yard, but as I get older, I find I have less stamina. These tools might be the spark I need to stay at it longer! I hope you have a great Holiday Season!

  297. Pam says

    They are so beautiful! I would have a hard time using them but come spring I would just have to give them a try! Luckily it’s a long time til spring so I’d have plenty if time to admire them.

  298. Michele from Oregon says

    Such treasures they are…and since I’m now 75 I would use one those lovely tools until I can’t anymore and then pass it on to my daughter to use until she can’t garden anymore and pass it on to her daughter! That’s what you do with an heirloom quality tool.

  300. Shana says

    I would KEEP them AND do a happy dance!! And I would garden with my kiddos in our side yard.
    My girls have taken over one whole raised bed for their fairies and flowers. I have two more raised beds for peas and tomatoes and strawberries. I’m crossing my fingers for such beautiful tools! Thanks for your generosity and blog, Mavis.

  301. Heather says

    I would love to share them with my husband, who is the bigger gardener in the family. They are gorgeous!

  303. Lori says

    I’ll use them in my flower and herb garden. They are so pretty, I’ll have to find a place to display them when not in use.

  304. Erica Gajewski Harris says

    I will be doing a little happy dance while I plant my spring veggie garden 🙂

  307. Jo says

    We have a community garden plot, and I would use these tools to plant seeds, plant starts and weed.

  308. Judy Anderson says

    I would use these beautiful tools to tend my acre of flower and vegetable gardens. They are truly heirloom worthy to pass on to my children who have the love of gardening.

  309. Donnna says

    Beautiful tools. I would have stopped in my tracks too. I would not only use them in my garden beds but proudly display them on my barnwood wall behind my potting bench.

  310. Holly V. says

    These tools are beautiful!!!! I don’t know if I could use them to actually garden though…they are works of art!!

  311. Katie Schneider says

    I got the trowel for my mom last Christmas… she is a BIG gardener and taught me most of what I know. I’d keep this set and use it on my own urban farm!

  312. Michelle says

    I am due to replace my junky set. I would love to have a set that is great quality that will last a lifetime.

  314. Marie Beers says

    Wow, I’d keep them for me. They look like they will be strong enough to handle the thick
    Alabama clay that’s in my flower beds. I promise to keep them clean and shiny after each use.

  315. Sherry in Sumner says

    Does the guy come with the tools? Ha! He’s a cutie.

    Seriously, though, my husband taught me over the years to appreciate quality products and take care of them. I am a gardener and would use these tools continuously and also keep them pristine.

  317. NCJill Hamilton says

    I would graciously give them to my wonderful husband to finally tend his garden next year!

  318. Kym says

    Oh my goodnesss. These are absolutely gorgeous!! I would love to use these in my pizza garden ❤️

  319. Nancy Sadewater says

    The tools are works of art! I would use them as they were intended for gardening and for decorating by covered deck.

  321. Jessica says

    Those tools are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! I would gift them to my Green Thumb Man, aka, my Husband. 😀

    Thank yo for the giveaway, Mavis. <3

  322. charwelsh says

    Keep them and use them! I divorced 2 years ago and left my beautiful gardens behind. I currently rent from my aunt and am slowly adding garden areas around her house.

  323. Nanci Fitschen says

    Those tools are beautiful. I would use them. The ones you buy in the stores don’t last.

  324. Kristi says

    Oh wow , these tools are beautiful! Better than anything I’ve ever owned. I think I would clean and dry them after each use, they are so pretty! And then I would hang them in a prominent place so I could admire them 🙂

  325. Katherine says

    I would use these beautiful tools this spring when I expand my gardens and when I tend to my beds.

  327. Elaine says

    I have a huge vegetable garden and numerous flower gardens so I would keep them! They are beautiful!

  328. Amy Cooper says

    I would keep them, although I’d have a hard time actually getting them dirty because they are so beautiful!

  329. Clara says

    Definitely keep them- they are too beautiful! Plan on retiring soon, these are gonna be one of the first things I use when I become a woman of leisure

  330. Angie Simonton says

    What lovely hand tools. I know I could put these to good use on my 5 acres. I really want to have a better vegetable garden this upcoming summer, and those tools would really help. Thank you for doing this contest.

  331. Katrina says

    Gorgeous set of gardening tools. I would use them around my roses and in my raised beds where I plant seeds and store bought annuals and herbs.

  332. shawn lafavers says

    These are so pretty; I think I’d actually use them. I really have a lot of weeds to pull, and have nut grass weeds (ugh) that really must be processed by hand in order to get the whole “nut” out as I don’t want to use poisons to kill the weed.

  333. Debi says

    I would definitely keep. Right now after 2 snowstorms producing almost 3 feet of snow and wed thru fri with power outages, I am already for gardening aeason.

  334. Diane says

    My big goal for 2020 is to restore my parent’s yard to it’s former glory. I will add a few little changes, like adding some more color and changing out a few things that have overgrown their space. It’s an ambitious task, but with these beautiful tools I stand a chance.

  335. Lisa C says

    If I won, I would keep these beautiful tools. They would be wonderful to use planting my annuals in the spring!

  337. David Davison says

    I would use them in my raised garden beds. When not using them, I would have them on display hoping someone else would be encouraged to purchase them.

  338. Kristin says

    I would probably keep them, although if I was feeling unselfish I would give them to my gardening sister. 🙂

  339. Delores says

    I would totally keep them! We are moving to a new house, with no garden there. So I will be starting fresh and these would definitely help me!

  340. Teresa Young says

    I’d definitely get a lot of use of thee tools in the new gardens we need to put in since our move this year.

  341. Linda Practical Parsimony says

    Since all my garden tools, from lawnmowers to trowels, were stolen, I would use these next year for my potted tomatoes and in ground herbs. I love them!

  344. Beth says

    I would keep them, and then when I am no longer able to garden (many, many years from now I hope) I would gift them to my nephew. Those are certainly heirlooms!

  346. Patty P says

    I would keep them and use them in my own garden. I’m pretty hard on hand tools, but these look like they would hold up!

  347. Tina says

    I would like to say I would share them with my brother but I would probably totally hoard them myself.

  348. Carolina Cooper says

    I would give them to my son, who has loved gardening since he was a little boy and is now teaching gardening to his son (age 20 months). But I would include a note with the caveat that some day he would pass them on to my grandson. So the chain would continue, as my Mom was also a great gardener!!! If I don’t win, I will go to the web site and start a collection of tools. They are so beautiful.

  352. Mari Hewson says

    I’m currently battling with chemotherapy after breast cancer and have been told to keep my hands out of the soil. It’s summer here in New Zealand so things are growing rampantly and I am finding it hard to keep out of the garden. These tools would let me weed and obey the rules. Thank you.

  353. Jillbert says

    I would give these to my husband for Christmas. He just retired and the gardening bug has bitten him. He has great plans for the next growing season.

  354. Becka says

    I woukd give them to my husband who loves to garden. We are moving bext summer and he will have a new yard to transform.

  355. Vicki in Birmingham says

    If I were to win these wonderful tools, I would be workin’ it in my garden (veggie and flower) come Spring!!

  356. Barbara N Gantt says

    Those look wonderful. I would keep them to use in my new bulb garden. Last week, planted another huge bag of daffodil bulbs.

  357. Deb Myers says

    Oh my gosh, those are gorgeous! Did you see the leather tool belt on their website? It is awesome! I’m not sure I’d want to use the tools. I’m afraid that I would be inclined to grab my cheap plastic handle tools. There is just something mesmerizing about a craft done so well. Thanks for sharing!

  359. Granny B says

    As we recently relocated 7 houses away from our youngest grandchildren, I would love to share the tools with my 3 littles to get them excited about growing their own food. I’m the only gardener in my family and want to share my love of the dirt with them.

  361. Abbie Miller says

    I drooled over these tools the last time you did a post on them. They are beautiful! I would keep them for myself if I was the winner.

  362. Jen H says

    I’ll be keeping them, and I think I’ll have to make them into wall decor and get a second set for actual garden use. They are SO beautifully crafted!

  363. Genee Bull-Germo says

    Of course I would love to keep them because they are extraordinary but, my youngest daughter is getting married in the spring and they have the cutest little house and it will be her first time having her own gardening space and I am hoping to encourage her to continue our family love of growing some of your own food and flowers for the shear joy that it brings!

  365. Dana says

    Oh boy…I would put those marvelous tools to work in my little patch of wonder in Blythewood, SC. I would make sure they came inside with me every night so they would stay in pristine condition!

  366. Karen Lawson aka LaceFaerie says

    You are so right! Those are gorgeous! Something to take good care of and pass on down to the next generation of gardeners!

    Thank you for the fun giveaway and the chance of winning! I would like to say I would unselfishly gift them to my gardening sister, but I really want them! 🙂

  368. Debbi says

    I would create a special shrine in which to place these tools and host special ceremonies to gaze at them lovingly. 🙂 Actually, I would use them with glee. They are lovely!

  371. Rebeka McNeil says

    Keep them!!!! I would use them all the time in growing garden, hopefully the spring weather will be better this coming year to get mor use, the design is super interesting and they look super sturdy.Happy Holidays!!

  372. Sharon says

    Just moved into our newly built smaller/simpler farm-style home on 10 acres purchased 3 years ago! Moved from vintage home in town so we can be a bit more self-sustainable & garden-garden-garden

  373. Joan Stanfill says

    OMG……I need these garden tools. They are awesome. I would keep them for myself, but would gift them to my daughter when I no longer garden.

  375. Linda says

    Oh my…what beautiful garden tools!!! I’d want to keep them but I’d give them to my son & DIL who just bought a house with lots of unkept flowers beds. They’ve got lots of work ahead of them- my son values good tools- he’d love these.

  376. Sheryl says

    Those tools are amazing! I think I would want to keep them for my little raised garden out my back door.

  377. Susan from Oahu says

    I would definitely keep these! We are moving from Hawaii to Florida, so will be setting up a whole new garden again. I love, love, love good quality tools!

  378. Julie says

    They are BEAUTIFUL!! And I believe I would be able to grow a MUCH more beautiful garden with them…… !!

  382. Tracy L. says

    I can only do container gardening and these look perfect to use in my containers. And, they are BEAUTIFUL which makes gardening even more special.

  385. Carol O'Connell says

    I have to admit I would be very greedy and keep them! My own tools are so decrepit that they are pretty much useless. These are gorgeous….just think of the tomatoes I could grow with them. Yeppers, I so need to win these beauties!

  386. Spiritmama says

    Thanks so much for doing this giveaway Mavis. You’re the best. These tools would help me plant my carrots and my smoothie garden with kale and chard. Can tools be beautiful?

  387. Arbie Goodfellow says

    White Rabbits…White Rabbits!
    I just started gardening this year and I would treasure them!
    However I would be happy to share their use with my husband 🙂

    Next year I plan on expanding my very tiny garden and grow more items for honeybees and the birds.

  388. Michelle says

    Eeeeeek! They are gorgeous! I would hang them in my small country veggie patch garden. We have a large retaining wall that sits behind the 4 raised veggie beds. They would look so cute hung up on display and then also to use 🙂

  389. Randi Seaberg says

    Serious Snoopy happy dance! I’d use them to resurrect my garden that faltered this summer due to my working in the office (boo!) too much. Love that these are made in Bozeman, MT! My kiddo attends Montana State University there, such a cool town!

  391. Tracey_m says

    I’m a gardner, both vegetables and flowers. I would use these constantly for planting, moving, and weeding!

  392. Jamie says

    These are beautiful and would be put to use in my vegetable garden boxes in my backyard and landscaping around the house.

  393. Denise Kruse says

    I’m impressed by all the fellow blog readers and gardeners out there. I retired at the end of March so I am finally going to have time to get my hands and boots dirty. I love those tools! Would have to keep them, maybe get my little herb business going.

  395. harold says

    I would give them to my wife, she is the top gardener in this family, I know she would love them!

  399. Elise says

    Those tools are works of art. I would keep them to use in my garden and treat them with the respect they deserve.

  400. Jerry says

    I would keep them. While doing a happy dance, I would start mapping out my raised garden beds for spring! In true Mavis fashion I plan to use my small space to the best advantage I can!

  402. Pat Gilmer says

    Beautifully made by a wonderful artist! I would be thrilled to win these and I would use them in my garden. They would be such a pleasure to garden with!! I really enjoy reading your comments everyday. You have a wonderful way of writing that makes us feel like neighbors. Thanks Mavis for hosting this giveaway.

  405. Teresa Hewson says

    How beautiful this set of tools are. I would gift them to my daughter in-law. She has the cutest garden and greenhouse and is teaching her 3 little ones to grow, eat and enjoy their food.

  406. ANTONELLA GIULIODIBARI says

    I’ll keep them of course!!!!!
    They’ll help me in my new garden projects for 2020!

  407. Rebecca says

    My husband is our gardener; I’d give them to him and then happily eat all of the goodies he’d grow!

    • Cathy DeCrane says

      Those are beautiful tools. The ones I have been getting always break. It would be so nice to have quality tools for my garden.

  408. Patti says

    They are beautiful and I would keep them. I live in NE Florida and “attempt” to garden year round. It’s been a huge learning curve gardening down here.

  409. Peggy Ann in CT says

    My backyard garden is a bust but we had good luck with our plot at the community garden this past summer. I would use these tools to help expand our growing potential at the community garden next year.

  411. Mrs. M says

    Beautiful craftsmanship! Beautiful blog!
    I think I would split up the set; keep one and gift two so that others could also enjoy their beauty as they garden. I’d give one to my mom and one to my avid gardener friend.

  413. Lynda says

    I would keep, keep, keep them and make sure that they were handed down to future generations. Works of art, I say!

  416. Kate says

    Those tools are just stunning! I’m not sure if I would use them in the garden or as decoration in the house!!

  419. Ashley says

    These are just fabulous. Of course, I’d keep them and they should last long enough to pass on to my children! Handmade absolutely wins, every time.

  420. Darlene Hoctor says

    I would keep them. I get frustrated with the garden tools that bend when you dig in the dirt.

  423. Brenda says

    I would keep them and use them and love them! I would have to hide them from my kids who would use them and leave them scattered all over the yard!

  424. Dianne Mathews says

    Since I’m a master gardener, I know how important a really good tool can be so I would cherish them and put them to work!

  425. Melinda W says

    Those are so pretty that they’d be on display, but also used regularly in my little garden.

  426. sabrina hathaway says

    My co-worker of 28 years is retiring and as she is an avid gardener, what an amazing gift for her. They are so beautiful!

  430. Becky says

    These are beautiful! I would use them in my garden and then find a place to hang them on the wall to admire them!

  432. Silke says

    I already made a little dance seeing this is open to anyone 😉
    I would definitely keep them because I am in desperate need of some good quality tools for my, hopefully new next year, garden! I am planning it already 😉

  433. Natasha says

    I would use them in my own garden to replace the rag tag set thst I’ve gathered over the years that are falling apart

  436. Holly R says

    If I won these nifty tools, I would use them, but I would also hang them on hooks and display on the wall because they are so pretty.

  437. Rachelle Puffpaff says

    I would keep them to use in my gardens. But if I really love them, I’ll probably buy more sets to give to friends and family.

  438. Marsha Caton says

    I would like to say that I would give them away, but they are so pretty I would have to use them myself.

  443. Cynthia Parido says

    The tools are so gorgeous I might use them as decor on my deck, and take them down to tend the plantings on the deck.

  445. Tracy says

    We would use these wonderful tools every day of gardening season and then use them in the greenhouse. We just retired and are starting gardening for the first time in our lives. My husband was actually born in Montana so these tools would be close to his heart.

  446. E in Upstate NY says

    These are drop dead gorgeous. Many years ago, was engaged to professor at Bozeman, so I spent a summer there with him learning and loving the area. Ultimately, things didn’t work out between the two of us, but I still have a soft spot for Bozeman MT. If I were to receive these lovely tools, they’d become the basis of my gardening hand tools. Have worn out many, and would enjoy knowing I was working with something that I could pass on to my son, who also has my “gardening” gene.

  448. laura says

    Oooo, these are beautiful! I would use these to start my garden- we just moved and my husband built a raised bed. I’m excited to start the garden from scratch!

  450. Andrea D Riggs says

    Oh my goodness what beautiful works of art! I would love to use them in my flower and vegetable gardens on our small little Virginia farm in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. I love old and Rustic anything and these would work well with the rest of my hand tools.

  451. Linda Jernberg says

    Those beauties would be staying with me! We hope to move this spring and I love the idea of using quality tools to work in my new yard.

  462. Joanna says

    I have family in Montana and they have some of these tools. They are well built & awesome products. Maybe it’s time to start my own collection. Would definitely use them in the raised beds.

  464. Trudy Judkins says

    These tools are beautiful. I would keep them, use them in my raised garden and clean them after each use!

  466. Abigail says

    I love a good set of hand-gardening tools and these are beautiful…I will be keeping them to use in my potted plants and raised beds.

  467. Diana says

    I am a novice gardener with a small vegetable garden that I have started to help ends meet since I am a retiree. I would love to have these tools.

  468. Theresa Lichauco says

    Wood handles…lovely. Steel oh my. These are heirloom quality. I would use them in my own garden, small as is the garden.

  469. lynne says

    Definitely keep these beauties….don’t know if I could use them, though!! Display! HeHeHe!! LynneinMN

  470. Margret says

    So tempting to keep but I think I’d have to gift them to my dad, I try to find unique and useful gifts for him

  474. Rose says

    I would be keeping them! They are gorgeous and useful and perfect. I have been gardening all my life and some new tools would be very much appreciated.

  475. Linda Miyaki says

    Love, love, love these! Not only would I keep these, I would show them off as art. I would display them on my antique rake that I’ve been hanging onto all these years. And then I’d garden, garden, garden!

  477. Shannon Carter says

    I would be thrilled to own such beautiful tools. I would display them in our little mud-shoe area by our door when not in use!

  486. Alli Aplet says

    Wowza! What a gift this would be! I would use them in the garden we are putting in at our new house and also for the annual pumpkin patch we have on our property! Thank you for all you do Mavis, you are loved!

  487. Pam from Issaquah says

    They are soooo inspiring to me! Would make me want to go out more often just to use them!

    Thanks again Mavis!

  488. Kimberly Johnsen says

    I would definitely keep those tools for myself! I think they would be put to good use in my garden plots and my giant planters at home!

  490. Kate Young says

    I would be sorely tempted to keep these for myself, but I think I would have to gift them on to my mom! She does so much more gardening than me.

  491. Deborah Rosen says

    If I win, I’ll definitely keep them. I just retired and I’ll need some quality garden tools to get my gardens back into shape.

  492. Tim says

    We plant a small garden every year, as well as have several flower beds that have to be tended to.

  493. Diane F. says

    Oooooh! These are wonderful! I would use them in my raised beds of pollinator blooms I am putting in this spring for my bees!

  494. Sheri says

    I would definitely keep them. I am turning my yard into an urban homestead, and these would be perfect!

  495. Nadia says

    Oh MY….!!! How dreamy!! I will definitely be keeping these if I win! Call me selfish, but how can one expect me to part with these?? So gorgeous!

  496. Amber says

    We just built raised beds last year (and will add more this year) and all I have are some suuuuper flimsy/cheap tools from Dollar Tree. I’d love this set to be used to tend to my babies this coming year!

  497. Kelly F says

    Wow, these are GORGEOUS! Would love to use them in all of our yardwork here in our .25 acre city lot. We have a big garden and lots of fruit trees and permaculture plants.

  499. Lillianna says

    I would love to own these. For the first time in my life , I have discovered flower beds. I love everything about my little flower bed.

  500. Heidi Weiers says

    Incredible craftsmanship! I would love to gift these to my HH. He would enjoy these so much

  502. Katie Miller says

    Thank you for the chance! Would love to use these for myself and my daughter. We converted our front yard into a cottage garden. Would be so helpful.

  503. Erin says

    What would I do with these beautiful tools….I would do the happy happy dance and then I would use them and live them and create as many beautiful gardens and memories as I could.

  506. Kay Bowles says

    Cherish them….handcrafted with love….they deserve to be cherished first and foremost!

  507. Lisa says

    I would totally keep them. I’ve decided to give up on vegetable gardening and switch to an herb garden in the raised beds and I’m going to work on planting bee and butterfly friendly plants elsewhere in the yard.

  508. Diane H says

    I would keep these and treasure them for the rest of my gardening days. Thanks for a chance and a big hug to Lucy.

  510. Christine says

    I would keep them but I would also have to keep them where they could be seen (like on the front porch). They are so beautifule.

  511. Sara E Talbot says

    Happy dance! because I bought some cheap ones off Amazon and they are already falling apart! And they haven’t even gone through gardening season!

  512. Lucy says

    Oh I would enjoy spending the long summer days in northern Ontario tending to my small group of plants that like zone 2b!

  516. Michelle A Butler says

    I would gift these beautiful tools to my daughter who is just learning about gardening.

  517. Dara says

    These are gorgeous. I would keep them, yet share them with my children as we expand both the veggie and flower gardens.

  518. Colleen says

    I’d keep them to be used in my own yard! I feel like I have to buy new yard tools every year or two so having a good quality set that would last would be amazing!

  519. Jodie says

    I would keep them to be used by our family. My husband and boys love hand forged tools. This would be great to have and we’d get lots of use

  521. Heidi says

    If I win these I will use them to expand my garden. Right now I have tomatoes and peppers planted but I would love to grow more veggies.

  523. Gwen says

    These tools are so beautiful! I would use them in my garden but also display them on my back patio on hooks. Gardening eye candy!

  526. Stephanie in Utah says

    I would keep them to use in my garden, but then after trying them and loving them, I would probably buy a set to give to someone else!

  528. Maria Huntsman says

    Hello. Thank you for doing this giveaway. I don’t garden but I have been following you since your days of couponing in another blog and i kept delaying to start doing it. This very nice looking tools may make me garden for sure

  529. Rhonda says

    Yard maintenance. We don’t have a ton of garden space, but we have garden borders all around our front and back yards.

  530. These would be amazing for the grandkids to help in the garden! says

    These would be amazing for the grandkids to help in the garden!

  531. Trish F says

    I would lovingly use these in my kitchen garden making sure to take good care of them in between, keeping them out of the elements and clean. Thanks so much.

  532. Heidi H says

    Hello Mavis 🙂
    I actually remember reading your post way back when you first got your garden rack at the NW flower and garden show. I also live outside (way north east) of the greater Seattle area.

    I would use this beautiful set to weed and dig in my herb and flower gardens!
    Thank you.

  533. Marisa says

    I would give these to my bff who LOVES gardening with an undying passion, and whose garden is one of my favorite places on earth.

  534. Teresa Jackson says

    Those tools are definitely keepers and will help so much with starting a garden after several years! Thank you so much for the chance!

  535. Beverley Justice says

    I love this set of tools! Selfishly, I will keep them for myself, and enjoy using them immensely. Thank you. And, congratulations to the winner if I am not the fortunate one. Merry Christmas!

  536. Sharon D. says

    Wow! Such beautiful craftsmanship! I would definitely be keeping those! I sure could use them 🙂

  538. Kim says

    Wow, these are so beautiful! I would use them and continue to encourage the love a gardening that my girls have.

  539. Erin says

    I would gift these to my daughter who is 10 as she is discovering plants and all thing dirt. She asked for a live cactus for her room for christmas… I think shes hooked!

  541. Joy says

    We’ve just added a raised-bed herb garden closer to our back porch. These implements would be the perfect size for using in that area. Sooo, yes, I would be keeping this gift.

  542. Teresa P says

    Just gorgeous! True craftsmanship! I would keep them – my husband & I recently retired so we would have more time to put them to good use! Thank you for the opportunity!

  543. Kristy says

    Woah – those are amazing! I have to admit…. I’d want to use them for my own veggie garden!!

  544. Kirsten T. says

    Wow – amazing craftsmanship! I would totally keep these for myself and use them in my vegetable garden.

  545. Virginia McClennan says

    Your Giveaway idea is wonderful. I would love to win these stunning tools, and I’m also loving the opportunity to put my hand up for the draw.

  547. Christy Leonard says

    I would love to win this for my Summer gardening. every year I plant flowers and tend to tomato plants. This would be a perfect much needed win. Thank You for the chance to win

  548. Jennifer says

    I would probably keep these to use in our garden; but as the entire family helps out, they would definitely be shared.

  550. Jamie Lentz says

    These are so beautiful– they would be a gift for my mother-in-law! She loves to garden

  551. Lynn Y says

    I would use them to tackle my fear of returning to my garden, only I would put on my garden gloves first. You see, I’ve been recovering from a NASTY bacterial infection that I probably picked up from my garden (a bacteria that loves composts and organic gardens). Use your garden gloves, People, and wash those hands afterwards!

  556. Trisha says

    I would gift them to my mom to use when she stays over and works in our garden…that she started and cares for since I have a black thumb 🙁 Then hopefully she will eventually hand them down to my daughter (who is 2-years-old right now), who is learning to garden and appreciate growing things from my mom. The best part is my daughter even likes to do the weeding and will cry on some days when I tell her it’s time to come inside…she tells me, “I want to weed!” I’m hoping this lasts as she gets older 😉

  557. Sandi Hozeska says

    OMG…those are absolutely gorgeous!! The craftsmanship is outstanding!! I’m gonna be selfish and keep them for myself if I win and do a major happy dance!! They inspire me to get back out in the garden. I’m tired of constantly buying tools that bend and just don’t do the job.

  558. Julie says

    These gardening tools are the BOMB…I am an avid gardener and yes I would keep them and put them to good use!! Thank you Mavis

  561. Alecia G says

    I think I would give them to my brother. He loves to work in his garden so I think he would love a set of tools like this.

  565. Faye Haywood says

    These tools are Art, but meant to be used, BY ME. I would definitely put them to work in a postage stamp garden in NC. I would think of your daily Inspiration Mavis, and my love of Montana, the West, and true American Craftsmanship. This is the kind of gift that makes one smile and want to GARDEN.

  566. Jennifer R says

    I would definitely keep these one of a kind garden tools. They are beautiful as well as would be practical for my patio garden.

  567. Becky C says

    These tools are amazing! I didn’t even realize such tools were still made. While I would love a set for myself, I would give them to my mother-in-law who also loves to garden. Perfect Christmas present!

  570. Candie L says

    We are hoping to create a small garden on our local disc golf course. This would be amazing. Thank you

  571. Kathy K says

    I would keep these beautiful tools for my husband. He deserves to have some really fine gardening tools.

  572. Ruth says

    If I win this Gorgeous set of hand tools, I will do the Happy Dance every time I get to go into the garden!, I would keep them clean and dry, hung inside by my dining-kitchen door, that leads to my raised bed of strawberries. I know this would be a beautiful reminder to get my butt outside and play in the dirt! I have been trying to encourage my family ( and myself) to get involved in growing more food, flowers too! I think this might do it, So pretty hung by the door, Daring us to get outside and play in the dirt and whatever sun we get in the PNW. And Mavis, once my gardening days are done, and you and I have my 3 kids hooked on the good life in the garden….I will leave each child, 1 tool of their own to continue the Happy Dance!
    Thanks for the opportunity to dream a happy dream!

Mavis Butterfield
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