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And the winner is...

So after slight diversions for Valentine's chocolate souffle making, I managed to list everyone who had entered my win a bracelet competition...



First I wanted to say that I was overwhelmend by how many people entered the competition. I know there were a few people who RTd lots of times and I was really sad that they couldn't all win. However, the final winner was...



Yep, that's @trinket_box. If she could send me her details to made_with_love@rocketmail.com by Friday that would be fab. Huge commiserations to everyone who didn't win. As a consolation prize I am offering a 25% discount off anything in my Folksy shop. Just email me for the discount code so I can check you off against my list of entrants.

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Sophie said…
So happy :D Thank you! Can't wait to receive the gorgeous bracelet. I've already let you know via twitter that I've emailed you my address. Thanks again! x
16 February 2010 at 08:07
Carmen said…
Congrats Trinket Box :D
16 February 2010 at 18:14
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