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Congratulations to Donna of Rosebud and Bluebells! Your prize will be shipped shortly.
I’m soooo excited about this!
To thank and celebrate all of my wonderful readers, as a small token of my gratitude I’m offering this gorgeous little hand-crafted (with love!) tote embellished with a sweet vintage bunting bird.
Fully lined with black cotton and featuring a rustic jute drawstring this charming pouch, amongst other things, could be used; to store your little silk nightie, to perfume a drawer if filled with sweet cedar chips etc, as a make-up purse, on an outing in place of your usual bag, to stow away your sewing or craft paraphernalia etc, as a cute gift bag, as decor hung on a bed post, door knob or chair back….and the list goes on and on!
To be in the running to win, simply leave a comment on this post – easy peasy!
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.
Closed midnight on Monday 7 June (Australian Eastern Standard Time).
Given we’re lucky enough to be heading down to the beach for a couple of days I thought I’d share these gorgeous coastal inspired spaces.
I also wanted to take this opportunity to sincerely thank everyone who follows along, comments on or visits my little slice of blogland. The support and encouragement of this amazing community is nothing short of overwhelming. It truly makes me smile each time I see a new follower or notice a new comment, so….THANK YOU EVERYONE!
Have a lovely weekend.
Alright, I’ll admit it, I’m in love with typography and would marry it if I could….
….you know what they say though – too much of a good thing is never a good thing….
….though does it really have to be so?….
….I mean, surely a letter here and a number there can’t really hurt…can it?
It’s lucky for me and my temporary obsession then that these duck-egg blue babies (below) are destined for my parent’s beach house. One for each of the single beds in the twin guest room – so cute!
They were a cinch to make. I just designed some artwork in Paint.Net (if you don’t have an image editing program and haven’t heard of Paint.Net I recommend checking it out) then printed it in reverse onto iron-on transfer paper, cut closely around each separate component, positioned them where I wanted on some fabric then ironed away. The fabric was then made into the cushions that you see.
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