I am very happy and honored to be hosting the first giveaway on my blog! For all of you who love ribbons, ruffles, beads and pearls - this is your chance to win an amazingly beautiful Twillypop necklace, designed by Sara, one of our fellow fashion bloggers!To enter, please visit Twillypop's Etsy site, www.twillypop.etsy.com, and then return here to comment on what you like the most about Sara's designs. Then please check out Sara's blog, www.twillypop.blogspot.com, and become a follower. Easy enough, right? We will draw a winner at random on Friday! Please note that you will need a U.S. address to participate.
A big thank you to Sara for letting me host her giveaway, and to Diane for introducing us in the first place!
I'll be back to regular programming later this week, with the usual stalker snapshots and random fashion musings. XOXOXOX
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My favorite is twilight defined on the blog page...gorgeous piece :)
ReplyDeletea m a z i n g piece !
ReplyDeleteI adore the girly girlness of her designs!
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Libby
http://fashionconfectionairy.weebly.com
suchs a great design.
ReplyDeletevery pretty-love the color xx
ReplyDeleteLovely giveaway!! I adore these necklaces. They are so classy and pretty and fun. My favorite is the blueish green one you posted but I also saw a pink and green one on the etsy site that was gorgeous as well.
ReplyDeleteI already became a follower of Twillypop!
Pretty!
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Ooh, what a fun giveaway. What I love most about Sara's designs is the whimsy in each one of them. They're sophisticated pieces yet retain a very imaginative, carefree ambiance about them that makes it simple to dress up or down. Love!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I am following Sara's blog! :)
Looks very nice :)
ReplyDeleteI love her ability to make these designs look so feminine and intricate yet still simple and wearable. That's the sign of a true artist! I love it!
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JP
http://denimdebutante.com
So pretty giveaway my friend !
ReplyDeleteI love these creations ! They are pretty and girly !
http://mimietnini.canalblog.com/
cute designs!
ReplyDeletevery cute
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There's some great application infused with nature in Twilly's work. Love the green plaid. Truly one of a kind products . . .
ReplyDeleteah wish i lived in the US! :(
ReplyDeleteMissy
For all things fashion:
http://thefashionfusion.blogspot.com
Pretty beads. I think I'm the only one in the known universe who has not yet been to Etsy!
ReplyDeletenoooo not a US address! such bad news for me. haha but her designs are pretty, and good luck to everyone participating!
ReplyDeletexo
http://ahautemess.blogspot.com
Oh, without a doubt, it is the Tootie Ribbon Necklace, it is darling!
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing such a fun contest!
tp
cute necklace!! very girly :)
ReplyDeleteand the dog in the second photo is a shiba inu. i only know that because my cousin has one and yes they look like foxes, but they're literally the sweetest dogs in the world!!
xx
neutraltuesday.blogspot.com
I know, they are so adorable! They are my boyfriend's favorite dog breed - I think he secretly likes them better than our own puppy! :D
ReplyDeleteSweet Jane and the plaid necklaces are really sweet. Very lady like!
ReplyDeleteThey are simple but original which is what I always look for in Jewellery design.
ReplyDeleteCute!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty necklace!
ReplyDelete-Tawney
giveaways are fantastic
ReplyDeleteSarah's designs are stunning. I love to combination of the ribbon and stones. Lovely!
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Diego R. Wyatt
http://freefallblog.blogspot.com
Her designs are gorgeously feminine! What a lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I actually already follow her. : )
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing twillypop! I love the ribbons in her necklaces, especially the Drama Queen Ribbon necklace.
ReplyDelete~Vanessa
http://blog.smashion.com/
I love her designs. Thanks for telling us about her!
ReplyDeletethe sweet jane ribbon necklace is super cool
ReplyDeleteIt is super cute!In fact I have one very similar but only black and white.
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