Enter the Indie Fixx Valentine’s Day Giveaway for a chance to win the prize pictured above. The prize is worth over $425 & made up of donated goods from 12 different indie shops.
How does it work? Visit the shops who have donated prizes (shown below) and pick your favorite shop. Sign up for the Indie Fixx mailing list & include the name of your favorite participating shop. You will then be entered into the random drawing. The contest ends February 15th and the winner will be notified via email.
The prize includes items donated by the following indie shops:
| Bracelet from On a String Earrings from Casto Creations Necklace from Isabel’s Rose Scarf from Yseult Designs Necklace and Earrings from Shana Logic Paper Tags The Cutting Edge |
Lotion Bar from Vintage Body Spa Cards, pins and bracelet from MAU Studio Hostess apron from Sommer Designs Kid’s tee from Cherry Mama Coasters from ArtfulSentiments Treats & a leash from Bill Pickles Dog Company |
I’m a paper crafter at heart, so The Cutting Edge is my fave!
Isabel’s Rose is my absolute fave, please include me in the draw, I have subscribed and the treats look awesome!
I have subscribed to the newsletter! Please enter me in the draw. I would love to win these fab items! 🙂
This is great!
Please note that you must sign up for the Indie Fixx newsletter to be entered into the drawing for this contest. The link and directions can be found above in the post about the contest.
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All very talented people! I love the hearts and acorns at Isabel’s Rose! And the jewelry of Casto’s Creations. And the wonderful items at Vintage Body Spa…this is a great gift package! Thanks!
It woudl have to be a tie between Shana Logic and Sommer Designs! After looking at the shops though, they are all GREAT! Thanks for the chance to win such an AWESOME package!
I adore the MAU Studio cards. I love cute greeting cards!
Oooh, so hard to pick one favorite. I’d say it’s a tie between Shana Logic, Vintage Body Spa, and MAU Studio.
I really love the products and creativity from the Shana Logic site. (I enjoyed the site back when it was Pixelgirl, and I still do.)