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Giveaway Day 2011 winner

I used Mr. Random's help to decide who would get the clutch and Mr. Random has chosen ...................

                         ........................ Lynne of  Miss Stash Would...


Congratulations Lynne! I'll be emailing you soon and thank you everyone who participated and had fun!

Giveaway Day!

Here again finally - The Giveaway Day at  the Sew Mama Sew blog!

I participated last time  and it was a ton of fun...there are so many awesome blogs to discover!
Last time I gave away a painting...this time I have an envelope clutch to give away.

I made it with red and white check fabric and added some pompom and velvet trim for cuteness!

Here's how to enter to win it:

Leave me a comment letting me know your favourite color combo. entry 1

Take a look around my shop Kalatirth and let me know your favourite thing there. entry 2

Follow my blog. entry 3

None of the entries are compulsory.

This giveaway is open till December 16th.

I'll ship international so anyone can enter!

Please remember to leave a way for me to contact you in the comment itself - either your email address or a link to your blog.

Also remember to leave a separate comment for each entry.

I'll wait three days for the winner to respond before re-drawing a new winner.

And don't forget to stop by here to win more goodies!
Have fun!

Quilted Monogrammed journal

This past giveaway day I had fun participating in the giveaways around and hosted one too.

And ... I won this beautiful custom monogrammed journal from Pamela Quilts!
Isn't it gorgeous?

I love the bright yellows and blues. Its lightly quilted and has a little pocket inside to put in pens and stuff!

You can get one HERE at Pamela Quilts on Etsy.

Simple Embellishment - Rickrack

Take two rickrack trims...weave them into each other...and you have a new trim!

I used a mint green and a white one to embellish this pouch...the white is slightly bigger than the green one...

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Painted Peacocks

Its realy easy to jazz up something and make it look festive just by painting it!

My cousin gave me a tunic of hers to paint sometime ago. The yoke part was  framed by the trimming and basically empty. She wanted me to paint some flowers but I added a couple of peacocks with the flowers.

Here are some detail pics... I used copper for the legs, beaks and creeper stems to highlight the copper in the trim.

I continued painting the creeper around the back too!