Berry Beautiful GIVEAWAY
June 4, 2009
Thanks to the folks over at CSN Stores, I was honored to choose an item from their line of products to giveaway on my site. So one of you will be the lucky recipient of this lovely white earthenware Lenox Berry Bowl, which retails on the CSN Stores site for $60. It includes the silver serving spoon !
One can never have enough white ceramic decor, right? This piece is designed to be used as a table worthy colander, but this bowl is actually quite versatile. You can use it all summer long to wash your freshest berries, and it will come in especially handy for your Fourth of July soiree. But you’ll never put it away. Why?
This autumn, you could use this bowl to display a festive pumpkin in your home, or on your Thanksgiving table. See ?
Then during the Christmas season, you might fill it with ornaments for your best holiday dinner party:
Better yet, before summer is out, you should line it with plastic, fill it with ice, and take it to the beach. Don’t forget the limes:
** special thanks to my brother Nate for his Photoshop skills **
Now that you’re convinced this will be a delightful addition to your home, you need to do two simple things to be eligible for this most splendid giveaway.
In a comment, you must:
1) Visit the platform beds link at CSN Stores and tell me which one of their platform beds you would use in your home. No obligation to buy friends, just visit the link.
2) In your comment, copy and paste yet another link to a fabulous DIY project. Bonus points if it’s yours.
That’s all folks.
Remember, I am amassing a collection of your original DIY projects in the Links Library on my website with a link to your site, so don’t hesitate to prop yourself up. If you’re not in the mood for self-promotion, you can still qualify by including a link to a DIY project that lately has inspired you. (No fair linking to one of mine, though I would be most flattered.)
Tell all your friends so they can get in on the giveaway. Eligibility ends at 8 p.m. PST on Sunday. The winner will be chosen at random by Random.org and announced on Monday morning.
Have a most relaxing weekend.
























The Modus-Lucca Platform Storage Bed has such Beautiful lines.I would love to have it in my bedroom.
http://www.designspongeonline.com/2009/04/before-after-carries-dresser-sarahs-chair.html I love how she reclaimed this dresser for the bathroom sink. I am definitely on the look out for a dresser to be reborn in my bathroom
What a beautiful giveaway! I would love to have this in my home. Thank you for having it on your blog.
I would love to have the Wilshire platform canopy. How beautiful is it??
My DIY project I was inspired by is the Shabby Chic Computer desk makeover at:
http://jengrantmorris.blogspot.com/
When I find the right table this is what I am going to do…it is awesome.
I like the clean lines and built in storage of the South Shore – Infinity Queen Size Platform Bed with Two Drawers.
My current favorite DIY project are rain gutter book shelves: http://www.shawnandfrank.com/Blog/2009/03/02/inspired-rain-gutter-bookshelves/ . I have been researching this idea and am looking to do it in my daughter's room.
Well, I would pick the Prepac – White Monterey Captain's Platform Bed for my youngest son… LOVE LOVE LOVE the storage!!!
You know I'm linkin' my own DIY….
http://thelifeofloulou.blogspot.com/2009/05/blog-post.html
Ok, I love the platform beds with the drawers! that would be soooo handy!
And this is my recent attempt at DIY bathroom artwork…
http://notjustaknitwit.blogspot.com/2009/05/renovations-are-complete.html
LOVE your projects!
I really liked the Hilldale–Tiburom Kona Platform bed. It reminds me of the DYI project Freckles Chick did in her blog. She took a Pier One piece of art and painted it and hung it as her headboard. Her blog is freckleschick.blogspot.com
Hi Kate.
What a fun give a way. I visited CSN and since we're fantasizing here, I thought I'd dream big. I would love the Wilshire Platform Canopy bed. Mind you, I say fantasizing because my bedroom is way too small for that bed. A little fantasizing never hurt though, right?!
Here is the link to my latest DIY. I'm super excited about it, so I hope you get a chance to come check it out.
http://boutellefamilyzoo.blogspot.com/2009/06/before-and-after-buffet-edition.html
Thanks so much for the fun little give a way. I think that bowl would look very pretty on my new buffet. Don't you? ;)
*Tricia
I love the South Shore – Infinity Queen Size Platform Bed with Two Drawers. I've been wanting one with storage underneath!
This is my fave most recent project! I just made one the other day with a special wine bottle.
http://cathiefilian.blogspot.com/2009/05/creative-juice-re-craft-book-wine.html
I like the Charlotte low profile sleigh bed
I am thinking about making a raised vegetable garden
http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/how-to/intro/0,,20258509,00.html
I love the platform beds! The modus-newport bed is definitely my favorite.
I have to admit, I only dream about DIY…and I have lots of dreams. You are particularly inspiring to me. I love your daughter's room transformation! The desk is something that I am going to attempt.
http://www.centsationalgirl.com/2009/05/diy-painted-thrift-store-desk.html
I have an old desk with great "bones" that would be perfect for my little daughters. Wish me luck!
I loved the South Shore one! Gorgeous beds!
http://meadowstreetmemoirs.blogspot.com/2009/06/side-table-turned-ottoman.html
That ceramic bowl is definitely versatile. It can also be used to hold the party favors by serving as a pretty "favor centerpiece."
Hi Kate,
What a lovely giveaway!
I’m not-so-secretly loving the FBG Java Mahogany platform bed over at CSN… thinking about a master bedroom refresh…
Hmm, a DIY that I’ve recently bookmarked/enjoyed: this autumn wreath over at Make it and Love it
http://makeitandloveit.blogspot.com/2009/09/blog-post.html
Atlantic Furniture Manhattan Platform Bed with Matching Footboard with Optional Drawers is a great looking bed and I love the drawer storage!
http://megardengal.blogspot.com/2010/05/white-washing-and-peek-at-porch.html
A DIY