Urbanknit Pico Pouch Giveaway

To Launch the start of a new line of purses we are having a giveaway! This is the first Pico Pouch which will now be available in different fabrics and colour combinations. This is the 'sample' as it is the first one made so an experiment of sorts. Not perfect but cute all the same. It is made out of a dark blue handwoven fabric known as 'Aso-oke' from Southern Nigeria. It is lined in a red cotton fabric and complimented with a cute red button. Great for holding your coins, lip gloss, etc. The purse retails at $25 and it could be yours for free!

HOW TO WIN: Browse around Urbanknit and let us know your favourite items by leaving a comment here. That’s it!

For additional entries:

• Blog about the giveaway and link to this post or Urbanknit
• Submit to any social network (StumbleUpon, Facebook, etc) – Click on the “Share This” at the bottom left of this post. Leave a comment here to let us know.
• Twitter this giveaway
• Become an Urbanknit Facebook fan if you like.

It is important to leave a separate comment for each of the entries to count as this increases your chances of winning.

WHO CAN WIN:

Anyone can enter and you can do so as many times as you like.

The giveaway will run for 14 days so will end at midnight GMT on the 11th of July when a winner will be picked at random and announced, then I'll bug them for their address so I can post it to them!

Good luck and please spread the word!

WE HAVE A WINNER:

Thank you all so much for taking, it has been a lot of fun and I hope to do this more often, maybe even once a month. The winner (chosen by random.org) with lucky number 76 is username daer0n. Please email me with you full postal address to get you Pico Pouch.

Next month, I'll be giving away a Super Snap clutch!

Super Snap clutch- Poppies

Super Snap clutch- Poppies, originally uploaded by Urbanknit.

I don't know if I will ever get bored of prints. I use mainly African print fabrics for my bags but sometimes I see one which I cannot resist buying like this one. As soon as I saw it I knew it was coming home with me.

At the time I didn't know what I was going to do with it. I have been getting together a collection of clutches to put in my bigcartel shop and this is one of the 3 I made over the weekend. It photographs well.

I am very tempted to keep it for myself!