Wednesday, 20 November 2013

lady luck

Have you ever experienced a run of exceptionally good luck.  I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I've been especially lucky.  I am delighted to have won not one, not two but three gorgeous blog giveaways.

So, in an effort to spread the luck and love I will be organising a little giveaway here soon.

In the meantime I just wanted to say a big thank you for my gorgeous gifts.  To Lou and Eloise for the gorgeous print and pouch.  Like many of you I really enjoy reading Lou's lovely blog and have admired Eloise's artwork forever. Her cloud print will be happily adorning my bedroom wall.

Blue Clouds, limited edition giclee print

To Dawn for the postcards and calendar featuring her beautiful photographs. Dawn's blog at home with red features more of her stunning still life photography available in her shop.  Pop over to see her.  You won't regret it.



And to Jane for this perfect print.  Jane has designed a new range of wonderful art prints for her etsy shop littleteawagon.  I was delighted to receive this one.  The little boy reminds me of my own pair of boys.  I can't wait to get it framed and on the wall.

Poster - Boy and Kite  A3 Art Print

How lucky am I?

I have waited and waited for a bright day to take my own photos but general greyness meant I had to give up.  All photos link back to their original sources.

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Monday, 4 March 2013

a winner



As promised, the giveaway result. All the names were popped in a little vintage tin, given a good shake and a helpful little hand pulled out the winner.

Congratulations Jen. Your little bird will be winging it's way to you very soon.
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Friday, 22 February 2013

giveaway ......

while looking back through my previous posts i realised that i had missed a small blogging milestone ... 100 posts ... that's a lot of rambling ...
 
so i would like to celebrate with a little giveaway ... and as my 100th post was lovely things ... anna wiscombe ...

it seems fitting that my giveaway gift is a lovely brooch made by Anna ...

Wooden Bird Brooch - Wagtail
 
 if you would like to enter ... all i ask are two things ...

that you please leave a comment on this post ... and that you are a follower of the linen cloud ...

the closing date for the giveaway is 3rd march ... i will choose a winner at random ...
and let you know who the lucky recipient is in a blog post on monday 4th ...

wishing you lots of luck ... xx

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Monday, 17 December 2012

a winner

Two posts in one day.  Must be some kind of record,  Anyway on to the business at hand.


With the able assistance of my eldest we popped all the names in the hat or stocking in this case . I thought we should keep it festive.  He dipped in and drew out a winner.

The lucky lady is Jo from Binds you to me.


So if you could let me know your address Jo I will pop your parcel in the post. Thanks to everyone who took part.  I will no doubt do another in the new year.

I'm off out later to the school nativity play.  Cue manic maternal pride.
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Wednesday, 5 December 2012

lovely things: sanna annukka and a giveaway

Another lovely thing.  One of my favourite artists is Sanna Annukka. I adore her beautiful screenprints and have been a fan for a long time now.

The colours, patterns and style of her work really appeal to me and her new prints feature birds.  Be still my heart.

source: www.sanna-annukka.com

I had mentioned a little while ago that I would host a little giveaway.

I would like to send one of you a copy of the lovely new book illlustrated by Sanna Annukka which tells the story of The Fir Tree by Hans Christian Andersen. Some of you may already know it.  It is very beautiful and a joy to own.


So to take part all I ask are two things.  Please leave a comment on this post and follow the linen cloud if you don't already.

The closing date for the giveaway is 16th December when I will choose a winner at random.  I will let you know who got lucky in a blog post on Monday 17th.

So good luck lovely people.
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