Giveaway: MollyCat Mosaics (CLOSED)

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We are going to continue with our Big Birthday Giveaway with the beautiful mosaics of MollyCat Mosaics. Hollie of MollyCat Mosaics, named after her cat Molly enjoys the thrill of finding something that with a little attention and tilling can be transformed. MollyCat generously donates 10% of all sales to a local homeless shelter and or the Community Food Bank of New Jersey. 



Molly Cat Mosaics giving away a beautiful heart shaped mirror hand tiled in black Venetian and pink vitreous glass tiles.



To Enter:
- Visit MollyCat Mosaics lovely shop and tell me in the comments what your favorite design is and leave your email address so I can contact you when you win :)
- Visit MollyCat Mosaic's Etsy Shop page and Heart it.
- Follow my blog via GFC or Bloglovin'

It's as simple as that!

Extra Entry
- Get an Extra Entry by Tweeting about this Giveaway and leave a separate comment telling me you did it

You have until February 8th to enter. Giveaway open to everyone.

Wait! Don't leave just yet! Have you entered all the other awesome giveaways running on my blog? Go and enter them HERE.

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Comments

Sally said…
I love the "Hedgehog and Poppies" wall art! I love mosaics. Thank you for introducing me to this artist!

Sally
forwardfromtheheart.blogspot.com
payphonesandtypewriters@gmail.com
2/02/2013
Unknown said…
Great!!!

Kiss of CoutureTrend

http://couturetrend.blogspot.it/
2/02/2013
Pumpkin Delight (Kimberly) said…
Oh, I just love mosaics. I've always thought that would be a fun craft to have.
2/02/2013
SH said…
Hey Hena! Thanks for the sweet words on my blog. I tried to reply back to you, but I see that you're a no-reply blogger. If you follow the steps in this link, you'll be able to receive replies from others.

http://www.pleasant-home.com/2010/12/so-exciting-less-no-reply-bloggers.html

Sheree
thehartungs.blogspot.ca
2/02/2013
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