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Jessica McQuarter! Congrats Jessica! And a great big thank you to everyone who entered!
The Black Spot Books is the totally amazing Etsy shop of Philadelphia artist Margaux Kent.
Margaux's arts are made from olde things, treasures found and recovered from misfortune and neglect, relics of the unusual, the confused and the macabre, cut and pulled and bound into wearable curiosities and inscribable keepsakes.
I fell in love with her hand stitched leather book necklaces the first time I saw them! Her leather has been bartered from farms in Ecuador, ripped from old chairs in Holland, taken from boots and shoes and saddles, and found in abandoned houses across the United States. Every book is made with different materials, so no book will ever have a duplicate!
I talked to Margaux on Saturday where she was enjoying a day at the Jersey shore with her hubby, Walter, just back from Iraq and their baby Soren.
Margaux also has a wonderful shop full of vintage treasures called Plundered and a beautiful website where you can see what she is up to!
WHAT YOU GET:
The Black Spot Books is giving one lucky winner one of Margaux's amazing hand stitched leather book necklaces!
HOW TO WIN:
Visit TheBlackSpotBook's gorgeous shop and leave a comment below letting her know about your favorite item!
For additional entries:
(5) Twitter this post
(5) Blog about this contest; linking to this post
(5) Follow my blog
Let me know if you have done these things so I can give you additional entries. This contest is open to everyone.
DRAWING:
MIDNIGHT on Sunday, September 20th! CLOSED
208 comments
«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 208 of 208love the library necklace! hope I win!
I LOVE this books leather necklace!
My favorite is the library necklace, but everything is so beautiful! The bone ring is especially pretty.
I also love the coral tree journal, and I follow your blog.
I love the book necklace. Absolutely adorable! I blogged about it here.
It is all wonderful stuff, but being a writer, it would mean a lot to have the book necklace that you're featuring. I am very attracted to it and it would be a real conversation starter. lauralee@speechwriting.com
fantastic bookbinder!
simona
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