I have exactly 10 postcards of this fab blue door I photographed at Eleven and a Half Fournier Street.
Want one?
I’ll send one out to the first 10 people who help me promote the blog either by sharing a link on Twitter or Facebook.
Tell me where you’ve shared it and send me a link along with your address to stephanie.sadler@hotmail.com and I’ll post one out to you so you get something better than bills in the post.
Cheers for reading LLO.
In appreciation for all your support lately on both Facebook and Twitter, I’m giving away an 8×10 photography print from my Etsy shop, Photo Larks.
And in support of my giveaway and blog, my dad, who is also a photographer has offered to match this with a an 8×10 print from his shop as well – Pat Sadler Photography.
Here are a few examples, but you’re welcome to choose any from the shops!
ENTER TO WIN IN 2 EASY STEPS:
1.) If you haven’t already, like LLO on Facebook and follow on Twitter.
2.) Visit both shops (Photo Larks, Pat Sadler Photography) and leave a comment on the Facebook page and let us know which one from each shop you would choose if you win! This is the fun part 
Also: Spread the joy! Share the link to this post so others can join in, tweet, pin some photos, etc.
NOTES
A winner will be contacted by email/Facebook on Wednesday 23rd May, chosen by a random number generator. We will ship anywhere in the world! There will be a new contest launched for every 50 likes on Facebook.
The giveaway is now closed.
I’ve just finished reading Londoners by Canadian author Craig Taylor (also a Londoner) and thought it’s too good just to leave on the tube. So I’ve decided to hold a giveaway and send my copy to one of you lucky lovely people who will definitely appreciate it.
Craig has spent many years interviewing Londoners – not the big names you see in the media or the authorities – but ordinary people like you and me, expats, born-Londoners and anyone whose life has been touched (negatively or positively) by this city. He steps back as an author and lets his 83 final interviewees speak for themselves. They tell us about their lives here, their first impressions, their worries, their stories and their hopes and dreams. Some are appalled by London; some live for it. But mostly, it is a book that is quite easy to relate to if you live in London yourself and therefore a fantastic read for the daily commute.
Want to win? Be a follower of LLO, share the blog link on Facebook or Twitter and then leave a comment telling me why you would love to read Londoners and your first impression of London when you arrived. I will choose a winer from a random number generator.
This giveaway is now closed. The winner has been notified by email.
Congrats to Kaz, the winner of Deborah’s jewellery giveaway!
Thanks to all of you who played along and to Deborah for giving away a pretty pair of earrings.
If you are an artisan or have another product you’d to give away on the blog, get in touch.
To help wash away those Monday blues, I’ve got another giveaway for you today! It’s pretty pair of earrings handmade by Deborah, a talented jewelry maker from Klamath Falls, Oregon.
THE GIVEAWAY
A FEW WORDS WITH THE ARTIST
I’ve asked Deborah to tell us a little big about herself because I always love to get to know creative people. Here’s what she had to say:
I’ve been married for 20 years to the love of my life, with no children. All of my creative energies go into my many “hobbies”. Right now I am focused on sewing & jewellery making.
I’ve been making jewellery as a hobby since I was a little girl. I wear it and give it as gifts, but now I think I have gone beyond those limits. I love making all kinds of jewellery, but didn’t have an outlet for it. I love putting together all the different combinations of colors and textures. Each new combination just leads me to more new and different ones.
I have been sewing since I was a little girl also. My grandfather taught me about the love of beading and my grandmother & great-grandmother instilled a love of sewing in me. I have been making clothing since I was in high school; too long ago to talk about.
