April 21, 2008

Link Back Contest

This week I'm running a contest. It's very simple, mention me in your blog this week. It could be about a post I've made here, like one of my free projects or about a humblebead from either my Humblebeads website or etsy shop. It could be a bead you've purchased or one you have your eye on! Come back here to put your link in the comments. On Friday I'll choose a winner by random. Don't have a blog? Well then just leave a comment here and that will be your entry. (But make sure to check back on Friday to see if you've won!)
The prize is over $50 worth of art beads in my William Morris' Garden pattern.

14 comments:

Carlene said...

Hi Heather,
I don't have a blog, but if I did, I would certainly mention you! I'm anxiously waiting for my birds and already have so many ideas for them. Your beads are great!

Anonymous said...

No blog for me either. I do however enjoy your blog and read it daily. Your work is just beautiful and very inspirational! Thanks for sharing it.

Anonymous said...

Hey! I do have a blog and have mentioned you there. I love your work. It is absolutely beautiful and I would love to take a class from you some day. Best to you, Frivolitea.

Anonymous said...

Heather, you have been blogged about & linked by White Iris Designs!! We love your beads!! Read about you, flowers,jewelry & other girly things at whiteirisdesigns.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

oh if I had a blog the things I'd say!! well mostly I just read everyone elses but hey that's the idea right?!? Beautiful beads as always, I wear my creations often and blab away about you and etsy and all the other fabulous artist I've have discovered there. So with that I toss my hat in the ring for these beauties, what talent, what generosity!

LLYYNN - Lynn Davis said...

Heather, I love your keishi pearls, and added something in my blog about them. Cornflake pearls, what a cool name for pearls. I've been dyeing costume pearls, and I see you have these neat colors and shaped pearls on your Etsy shop!
http://z-llyynn.blogspot.com/2008/04/pearly-non-whites.html
LLYYNN

Lorelei Eurto said...

Hi Heather! I blogged all about you today -
http://lorelei1141.blogspot.com/2008/04/what-kind-of-humblebead-are-you-today.html

pick me pick me pick me pick me pick me pick me!

thanks for being so GENEROUS!
:)
lorelei

Unknown said...

If I had a blog I would most certainly sing the praises of your beads/jewelry. Your approach to design is gentle and inspiring. I particularly like your choice of our Canadian group" The Be Good Tanyas " for the sountrack on your blog....very fitting,it captures your spirit very aptly...

Beverly Herman said...

Did you know Humblebeads have been seen in New Orleans?
http://noeasybeads.blogspot.com/2008/04/humblebeads-contest.html

Jean Hutter said...
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Jean Hutter said...

Beauty, which is what is meant by art, using the word in its widest sense, is, I contend, no mere accident to human life, which people can take or leave as they choose, but a positive necessity of life. - William Morris, The Beauty of Life, 1880


Well beauty and art sure describes Humble Beads. Heather you are a great talent (runs in the family) thanks for being so generous.

Here is my blog post:

http://jeanhutterbeads.blogspot.com/

Anonymous said...

Hi Heather ~ I dont have a blog , but your beads are simply wonderful .I wear my 'Starry Nites' all the time and people I meet now know about you and HumbleBeads in the UK.Thankyou for sharing your talent, you designs are heaven scent Kate

Bunny B said...

You have such lovely beads! I love them!!! Your blog is awesome! I've blogged about you HERE. Thanks!

Mary Harding said...

Hi Heather,
I am sorry I missed this great contest. I just popped over since I wanted to give a link to you in my newsletter. Your beads are fab.
I'll be linking to you in my blog next week talking about ABS.