It’s time to celebrate all of us Northshore Mamas (and those who have joined from afar, too!). So, I am excited to kick off this 2nd Annual Northshore Mama’s Day Giveaway!
Next, we have an iron wall cross made with vintage glass Mardi Gras beads created by Eileen Bennet of Bygone Beads! 6.5 inches tall by 4.5 inches wide. These can be custom made in any of the color families to match any decor! These beads are authentic vintage (circa 1920-1940) glass Mardi Gras beads and come in the following color families- Pastel, Earth, Black, Creamy, Gem, Bright or Whites.
Each item comes with a Bygone Beads history card detailing the story of the beads.
To enter this giveaway, please do the following:
#1 – Like Northshore Mama on Facebook
#2 – Like Bygone Beads on Facebook (and tell her I sent you!)
#3 – Leave a comment below this post, here on the blog (not on Facebook) telling me which color selection you would make if you won this.
That’s it! Just one comment! Winner will be verified that they like both pages before being confirmed. Winner will be announced Friday, May 11, 2012 at 5:00pm! Good Luck!
Pastel
Black and gold! Lol… black and gold!
Green Orange Blue
Mixture of colors
Earth tones! This is beautiful!
I would choose the creamy colors.
earth tones
Love the Earth Tones!
Either Earth Tones or Creamy! Great way to remember living in Louisiana!!
I would probably get black and white
Yellows, Grey’s, and blue’s.
I would have to go with gem….it would be great for my mom-in-law
It’s hard to choose between the Earth Tones and the Creamy, but overall I think Earth Tones. :)
I would love this!
Eileen makes such FABULOUS bead art!! I LOVE it!!
My mom would love it!
I love the cross!
I would choose the creamy colors
I love the one pictured here!
I would Love the creamy colors!!
I would like one in the creamy color palette!
I love the colors in the picture here :-)
I love the colors of the one in the picture!
Gem
I would go with the Creamy color selection.
I would love the creamy one!
I would choose the Earth Tones color selection.