Showing posts with label doll kits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doll kits. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 March 2011

Miko Design Doll Kit Giveaway

 I Love Paris Doll Kit Giveaway

 If you've been following Kickcan & Conkers for a while, you will know that I have long-admired Miko Design. Erika Harbert's handmade dolls and craft tutorials regularly make an appearance in my 'I Like' sidebar and I picked one of her doll sew kits as a favourite for Babiekins Magazine.

 
Erika's blog is a constant source of inspiration, it's a happy, colourful and creative place where you always feel at home.


She is particularly good at organising children's parties, carefully planning every single detail. You may recall seven year old Mila's Paris birthday party, which I think was one of the most memorable on the web.


Erika loves Paris and France in general.


In keeping with her passion for all things French, I am delighted to tell you that she is offering one of her beautiful I Love Paris Doll Kits as a giveaway today.


Available in Erika's etsy shop*, this DIY Doll Kit includes everything you need to make your own Parisian beauty with matching skirt and tote bag.

If you'd like a chance to win a Miko Design I Love Paris Doll Kit
1) Leave me a comment below (making sure to leave me an email address)
2) Spread  the news via twitter, facebook or any other means and you will get two names in the hatI 

This giveaway runs until Tuesday 22nd of March at 6 pm, CET
I will announce the winner the same evening.

 Si vous voulez une chance de gagner ce kit de poupée Parisienne, laissez-moi une commentaire. Vous avez deux chances si vous relayez l'info par twitter, facebook, ou tout autre réseau. N'oubliez pas de me laisser un email. 
Merci, et bonne chance!
 
She is also offering a free handmade tissue holder to the first ten customers in her etsy shop this month.

Wednesday, 14 October 2009

Sweetie Petites




Just look at these new Sweetie Petites doll kits by Sydney artist Lisa Tilse, so cute! Lisa's kits contain everything you need to make Mimi, Molly, Daisy or Ginger and her friend (printed fabric panels, stuffing, ribbon loops and sewing instructions) and even come with a little note for her owner. I can see these being very popular at Christmas time.

I've been meaning to write about Lisa's work for a while, but pictures speak louder than words... I'm sure you'll all agree that she's a very talented lady.



Vintage storybook tiles

Wood You Believe - vintage, handpainted and stamped collages



Timber greetings cards

Chalkboard egg made from real Ostrich egg shells

Bookmark Lisa's inspirational blog then rush over to her shop here.
Enjoy!