Happy Monday! This weekend for me was a winter wonderland, and while I love a good snow, I think I'm ready Spring. Which is why looking over some photos my employee in New Orleans sent me of the Saints celebration down there last night got me feeling jealous.
Notice those bare hands? At night? Totally impossible up here in New York.
Anyway, congratulations to Scat413 for winning the Monday Giveaway. Hope you and your child enjoy the fish memory board.
This week we will be giving away something for your little girl to keep her jewelry and treasures in! This lavender jewelry box is truely special! A tiny ballet dancer will tend to her special treasures in this iridescent lavender jewelry box. An old-fashioned wind up music box plays a sweet tune each time she peeks inside.
Here is how to win:
1. Leave a comment on your favorite jewelry or special treasure as a kid.
2. Mention how you found this site
3. Check out the Warm Biscuit Bedding Co. to see what other girls jewelry boxes or girls jewelry they carry.
4. Make sure I can contact you! Either leave an email address in your comment, or make sure that you have contact information on your blog profile.
You can receive an extra entry towards this giveaway if you link to this give-away in your blog and put that link in your comment. Or Twitter this giveaway and follow me on Twitter.
The give-away is open for entries until Sunday, February 14, at 11:59 PM. Winners will be chosen at random, and announced Monday afternoon. Good luck!
Monday, February 8, 2010
Monday Giveaway
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What a lovely jewelry box! My paternal grandpa was the first policeman in the town where I grew
up. He passed away when I was 3.
When I was around eight years old,
my dad gave me grandpa's police
whistle. That was the most important treasure in my jewelry box. I found your wonderful shop/site quite some time ago via a Google search and very glad I did.....Your Ribbon Watch is too cute and I love the way the colors can be changed! Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
Also, I follow your on Twitter.
"Tweet" ~ http://twitter.com/cmh512/status/8822118034.
Again, many thanks to you.....
Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
My great-niece is celebrating a
birthday on February 26th and this
would make a wonderful gift for her.
:)
I remember when I bought my first cross necklace when I was little with my own money. I was so proud of my little purchase and I still wear the necklace today! :-)
I love the Girls Locket at Warm Biscuit
I found you through Prizey.
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I had a white and lavender bead necklace that i always wore for special occasion. I was so sag when it was too small. I just found it a couple of weeks ago and now my oldest is wearing it!!
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One of my favorite treasures was the treasure box I got when I was a kid at the nurse office when my tooth came out XD
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I had a spider brooch as a child. The body was blue & the legs & antennae gold. It was the most beautiful piece of jewelery. I lost it one day - no idea where. I was devastated.
marypres@gmail.com
Thanks for sharing, I love reading you should post more often...
I had a jewelry box similiar to this one when I was a kid. Looking at the picture really brought back some memories :)
My favorite piece of jewelry was a dinner ring my (very special) aunt give to me as a child. It always looked so big and grand! :)
Found this site through Prizey
Thanks!
I had a bracelet with different colored hearts
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the Engraved Jewelry Box is would be a really nice gift
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My grandmother lived in Phoenix and she gave me my favorite necklace when I was little - it had Native American turquoise carved birds on it.
I found your blog because I follow you on Twitter (@coppercorn)
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My favorite treasure was my jewelry box - my mother and grand mother would give me trinkets - I thought I was so rich and each item was very valuable.
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I love the engraved Girls Bracelet - perfect for my grand daughter.
clenna at aol dot com
I never had any special jewelry as a child but I was always collecting "treasures". My favorite was a really pretty rock I found at the oregon coast. I still have it many many years later.
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I never had any special jewelry as a child but I was always collecting "treasures". My favorite was a really pretty rock I found at the oregon coast. I still have it many many years later.
bsyb100 at gmail dot com
my favorite treasure was a doll my grandmother brought me from Spain -she was a flamenco dancer
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forgot to say - found you on Prizey
michelejdaley at gmail dot com
When I was little, one of my best friends moved away and before she left, she gave me an earring. It was green and looked like a button.It was so pretty! She couldn't find the other earring to match it,but that was ok. great giveaway! Thanks!jacquecurl1(at)gmail(dot)com
I found this site through Prizey. jacquecurl1(at)gmail(dot)com
The girl's pearl bracelet is pretty! Kimberly would love that. She would also love the dollhouses. jacquecurl1(at)gmail(dot)com
My favorite jewelry as a child was an inexpensive charm bracelet.
SamneneD@aol.com
1st entry(disregard other entry)
My first piece of jewlry that I loved was an inexpensive charm bracelet given to me by my mother.
I found this site through Prizey.
I also like the Photo Necklace & Birthstone
SamneneD@aol.com
1. I used to love having fun earrings when I was young. I never really had one item of jewelry that was special, I just enjoyed having a variety.
2. found you through Prizey
3. I like the personalized girls silver necklace
4. kissyjensen at gmail dot com
My granny Zelda had no money, she was supported by my parents and lived across the globe in south africa so I didnt see her often. One day, around my 7th birthday she sent me a package, I don't recall ever receiving a gift from her other than this, but it was a beautiful gold necklace with a chai (hebrew for life). It was my first piece of real jewelry and I treasured it and never took it off. As a teenager I was into trendy jewelry and couldn't recall what I had done with it but after my wedding my mom said she had kept it for me and gave it to me. I wore it for a few years after my marriage and now I have put it away and I am saving it for my daughter Zelda's (named in memory of my grandmother) 7th birthday. This jewelry box would be a perfect addition to hold it.
I found your blog when I received baby towels for my daughter
I love the engraved silver hair clip
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i had my grandma's earings... n heard bout this on prizey/// (=
My stuffed animals we re always most prized possessions when I was a kid.
katiekarr at gmail dot com
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katiekarr at gmail dot com
The Girl's Locket is so pretty!
katiekarr at gmail dot com
my fave jewelry as a kid was slap bracelets.
Roxy
hockiemack at hotmail.com
found this site through prizey.net
Roxy
hockiemack at hotmail.com
On my entry I forgot to say that the jewelry box was my favorite item as a child.
I found your site from a friend.
Also, my email is chevybelair1 at juno dot com
An apple on a gold chain was the first piece of jewelery I remember. I still have it and I let my oldest daughter wear it to church. I use to put it in a square pink jewelry box when you opened the lid the ballerina would dance to a tune.
I found this site by looking up information on craft blogs.
I would love to give this jewelry box to my daughter if I win. I remember my first jewelry box that my mom gave me for my birthday. It came with a blue bracelet inside.
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I found you on the prizey website.
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