Good morning me Darlings, have you heard of Stickygram? These clever people take your Instagram pictures and turn them into sets of darling little magnets you can use to decorate your life with little bits of well… your life.
I first came across Stickygram on Pinterest (where else?) and found creative types across the land coming up with a myriad of ideas for their Stickygrams way beyond their obvious potential for jazzing up the fridge…
There were people using their stickygrams to bring a little organisation into their office life and others solving knitting problems with a few! One clever Mommy at Wired created the most precious little Valentine, and those well and truly loved up, included them in their wedding day thank-you cards.
Another inspired lady used her Stickygrams to bring a little life to her magnetic calendar and I personally think they could be absolutely wonderful for creating a meal planning wall on the fridge, or on the back of a vintage baking tray…
So here’s the deal Sweethearts, the good people of Stickygram sent me a code for two sets of Stickygrams and I ordered my very own set above ( and was super impressed with the super speedy international delivery!) and I have one set to give away to you-hoo!
My winner will simply have to pop over to Stickygram and select her absolute favorite Instagrams. After that it will just be a matter of popping your winners code into the box at checkout and within a few day a gorgeous little square envelope with your Stickygrams inside should be on your
How to Win?
So what do you have to do? Nothing terribly difficult, simply tell me what you would like to see happen at
If you are new to Brocante, tell me your first impressions and if you are a long time reader (Hello Sweethearts!) then tell me what your ideal
The Competition closes on Wednesday 3rd April and is open to all those who have an Instagram account or know someone with a smartphone who would love to pin nine little Stickygrams to their fridge door. Advice about
Good luck!
P.S: Should you not find yourself lucky enough to win, please feel free to use my personal referral code – FRIENDSKSKX– to grab $2.00 off your next Stickygram order….
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I’d like to see more of the same! I love your book selections, website discoveries and favorites and all your puttery suggestions. I look forward to all your postings. Keep up the great work. Hugs, Sally
I’d like to see more of the same! I love your book selections, website discoveries and favorites and all your puttery suggestions. I look forward to all your postings. Keep up the great work. Hugs, Sally
What I loved about Brocante Home wayyyyy back when I first found you were the “how to” articles like Making Your Bed the Brocante Way (I searched one day until I found it recently so I could pin it). Also, Finley pictures and stories are my favorite!
I would have to agree with the two posts above – what drew me to your site were how-to suggestions like Puttery treats that give an inspiring glimpse at a vintage lifestyle. (I don’t have Instagram )
I would love to see more of your puttery treats with illustrations or photos to accompany them Alison, such as the idea of adapting a tea towel to tie onto the kitchen drawer handles. I am quite a visual person so I need the visual as well as the written inspiration to guide me. I don’t have an Instagram account so unfortunately I can’t take part in the giveaway. x
Well hello, Allison It’s been such a long time! I haven’t yet even wished you a Happy Birthday! I hope it was wonderful! . . . Originally, I found your blog when my son was at Oxford, and was really quite lonely. I was searching the internet for activities in and around his area that might entice him from his flat. I googled “antique brocante Oxford” . . . and you popped up. The narrative of your life, the humor and honesty, charmed, then broke my heart and endeared you and yours to me for ever.Once when I had included your link on my own blog, I heard from one of my brothers . . . “That Gal from England . . . she sure can write!”
I think the pure cold air exposure of baring your soul must have been at the same time exhausting, and cathartic. I think it’s the reason that I have always felt a kinship with you . . . as it seems most of your readers do . . .
I assume the very same must also explain why you tend to stay tuned in to the domestic these days . . . bless your heart. I do so hope all is well with you and Finley, and your daily loves and travails.
(I am not entering your contest . . . thank you, kindly for the opportunity, though!)
I almost placed an order with them the other day but didn’t in the end.I most love your puttery treats! You think of things I wouldn’t come up with on my own.