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Win win win!


I have decided to run a wee competition through this blog - you can win a pair of brass swallow and peacock pearl earrings just like these ones which are listed in my shop: http://www.folksy.com/items/30375-The-Mysterious-Gift?shop=yes


All you have to do is sign up for my mailing list and confirm your subscription (sign-up form is to the right on this blog)


Closing date is Friday May 1st - so go and enter quick!


Comments

Heather Leavers said…
Oh they're sweet - I'm in!
ATELIER said…
Hi there. I think I've done it but confirmation went through to a Bavenet main page so not completely sure as it didn't direct me to anything to do with you. Is that OK? Anyway - they're gorgeous!!
ATELIER said…
I'm such a dunder head - it's worked fine!
Anonymous said…
gorgeous! Subscribed to find more things to spend my money on :)
Scavengerbird said…
Have just subscribed x
Jen said…
I just subscribed!!!! Please count me in :-)
Clare said…
Oh no!! I only just discovered your blog today via Flickr. I'm so sad I missed this, your earrings are cute.

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