A little nest giveaway.
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A little nest for “the nest” category here on She Wears Many Hats…
This little nest drawing was done in pen and ink. Recently I’ve been giving them as gifts to family. Each nest is different from the next – just like our real nests. The number of eggs represents the number of children (or chicks) the recipient has hatched. These drawings are fairly small, about 2×3″. They’re certainly not a masterpiece or anything but I’ve enjoyed creating them for family and friends.
(Nanny, if you’re reading this, when you open your birthday present next month just act surprised, like you’ve never seen it before.)
I will be giving away 2 of these drawings to randomly selected winners. Each drawing will be customized with the number of eggs requested. The drawings will be loose, not matted or framed.
(Just keep in mind that a nest can only hold so much. The maximum I’ve drawn thus far is seven eggs in a nest – that’s gotta be one busy mama bird! So if you’ve been blessed with a bounty of eggs I may have to draw a nest condo or something?)
To enter the giveaway just answer the this question…
What’s your favorite way to feather your nest?
Would it be some new pillows? A colorful throw? Fresh flowers? Or are you like me and love to bring nature in through shells, rocks or sticks? (Kinda coordinates well with the dirt on my floor.)
Whatever it may be, please share with us all. Personally, I’m needing a little change around here and would love some simple ideas.
Winners will be announced sometime next Wednesday evening after 9p.m., September, 9th – 9/9/09. Be sure to enter before 9 p.m.
Don’t forget to tell all of your friends to stop by to join in on the fun!
Happy feathering!
I like to decorate with anything natural. A vase of flowers is always a favorite, especially if my hubby gives them to me. Recently we went to the beach, I cannot wait to find a special place for those shells. Looking at the shells will remind me of the wonderful afternoon we had finding them.
I use different colored pottery – dishes, bowls, candle-holders, mugs, frames – in the kitchen and family room to reflect the changing seasons. Spice orange and sage green for fall, burgundy and pine green for winter, yellow, ivory and sage for spring, and ivory, black and tomato for summer. The different-sized dishes and bowls hold fruits and vegetables or “seasonal” candy (peppermints, candy corn, jelly beans, M&Ms). Of course chocolate is always seasonal at my house! So I guess I decorate with pottery and chocolate 🙂
The closest I come to seasonal decorating/feathering would have to be through flowers and plants. Come spring and summer, my wonderful, extra large front porch is bounding with life, come winter inside is bounding with the succulants that wouldnt survive and my few decorative trees that must come in. Though I hate to see so much life die back so soon, I do look forward to crisp air and cool nights!