I have only but a few of these hearts for home left in stock and I would love to give one away for this spring! This is a lovely cotton/linen navy heart with a removable cover, so you can pour scented oils on the main heart piece- a perfect mother's day present or something for yourself!
All you need to do is leave a comment below with the website or blog which you draw inspiration from for your creative projects (and also your own email address). You have until Tuesday 29th March, 11.59pm GMT!
Love your hearts, and the daffodil pics! I don't really have an 'inspiration webstite', but a friend has recently recommended crosstitch.com - I am told that it is less than £10/year to subscribe, and you can then create your own Bible texts and choose various fonts to match. I also like looking at The Imagination Tree blog for creative ideas for my little ones.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! Thank you for doing a give-away! I love quite a few creative websites so will link to one that is about making the house beautiful (as I'm so keen to follow so many of the projects one day!) It's called The Lettered Cottage.
ReplyDeleteHi Bola!Rachel told me about your heart and daffodil craft and I think it is delightful. Your colour choice blends beautifully together. I have found wonderful ideas from spoonfullofsugargirls.blogspot.com and like it because it is a mother/daughter blog, covers a very extensive range of crafts and has some excellent tutorials for those of us who are less gifted with craft skills! Angela
ReplyDeleteHello Bola :-) You have a lovely blog and an impressive website! You're very talented and creative. I have to confess I don't have an inspiring craft-y website to share... but I wanted to comment and say hello anyway :-)
ReplyDeleteOh thank you all for your comments! Nice to meet you Angela and Sarah! I appreciate all the links that have been mentioned, I will definitely check them out.bxx
ReplyDeleteHi Bola, I love to bake (that's where I find my creative outlet), and really enjoy http://www.thepinkwhisk.co.uk/
ReplyDeleteooo, and I also love sewchic.blogspot.com. not that i have an inch of talent to make anything that's featured. This mother-daughter pair produce some of the most beautiful handmade garments I've ever seen, including utterly adorable baby clothes.
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ReplyDeleteI like your hearts so much - this one and the previous ones that I saw on your blog. I think that my best inspiration is looking at fabrics themselves, and then ideas just pour into my head - not that many materialise... So I often go to favouritefabrics.com. But I also like raisinghomemakers.com because there are lots of ideas that you can do with little girls, and as I have a little girl - those ideas are always welcome.