Welcome all you Haystackers to Game 7!
This week the needle is a little smaller and it is hidden in my brand new online art gallery called Eastwitching Animal Art!
So – are you set for this fortnight’s challenge?
- Find this small black needle and win a print!
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The 7th game starts today with the deadline for entries being
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Saturday 19th January 2013 at midnight London (GMT) time
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and the winner being announced Sunday 20th January.
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Then on Monday 21st January the new game will start.
HOW TO PLAY
OK – this week please start scrutinising images found in the section of my shop called …Watercolour Animal Cushion Covers
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Once you find the black needle that I have secreted…
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send me an email with your answer to eastwitching@hotmail.com or via a convo in Etsy
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then come back here and write a comment saying what animal cushion cover or print you would like to win from my Etsy shop Eastwitching.
So – start searching here – you have just under 2 weeks to submit your answer.
On draw day I will use the random number generator to select a winner. If it says 3 for example then the third person who left a comment will win etc..
Deadline to submit your entry is
Saturday 19th January at GMT (London Time:) Midnight.
Have fun! – Alison
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I’d like a giraffe cushion cover if they’re available. African theme ftw 🙂
I would love the Green Seahorse Print if I won! xo, Kayleigh http://www.etsy.com/listing/77838799/seahorse-art-free-shipping-green
I would absolutely love the sweet fox brothers print to match the other beautiful fox print I purchased! 🙂
I would like a puffin print.
I like the Fox scatter cushion, as there was a litter of foxes born in my back yard 🙂
I’d love the owl cushion, if I get the chance to win, thank you!
If I am chosen I would love the lobster print!
I would like the dragonfly cushion cover.
It is so hard to choose a print…..I would say the crab cushion cover. It would be perfect for my friend’s nursery (sea theme). thank you! Audrey
The Cheeky Wren print
I still totally love the osprey!
The sweet little elephant George “The Greeter” please.