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Giveaway at The Elusive Muse

Main giveaway - Journal with matchbook notepad set

Eva at The Elusive Muse is having a wonderful giveaway! She makes handmade journals and matchbook notepads that are refillable. She works with leather and fabric and unique papers.

2nd gift is a matchbook notepad with an abstract bubbly design on the cover.

Final giveaway item is another spring/summer design with bright retro flowers.

I personally want the journal and notepad set but since Eva is my daughter I can't enter the giveaway!

The giveaway is open until December 27th at 9pm and she will announce the winner on Tuesday.

Visit The Elusive Muse and read the rules, they are really simple and get your name in the drawings!

2 comments:

Lady Artisan said...: Thanks for sharing this here! I've got a few entries but not very many so the odds are good for winning.; December 22, 2010 at 1:56 PM
Apron Senorita said...: To my fellow Texas Blogging Gal, I hope your Christmas is filled with joy, peace, and love.

Merry Christmas!
Yoli from New Braunfels
Apron Senorita; December 22, 2010 at 2:54 PM

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