GIVEAWAY - 'That Vintage' Deer and Lace Brooch

'That Vintage' Summer 2011 range

Summer lends itself to being the statement season of contrasts; the temperature is hot, the waters feel more refreshing than ever before, the trees dry out suddenly yet the rains come thick and fast.

With the thought of contrasts in mind, Sophie's Summer range for That Vintage has correlated a mix of feathers, fur, iron and lace all pictured on the beautiful Tasmanian Myrtle wood.

Sweet and feminine yet strong; delicate little feathered birds perched on edges of wrought iron licks and a feature of lace and woodgrain are engraved.

In the That Vintage Summer 2011 range, the contrast carries through to a more tangible dimension with the release of the "Pop-Up" designs - creating shadow and interest with an eye popping deer, rabbit and dove.

To view the new Summer 2011 range visit madeit.com.au/thatvintage



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To celebrate 'That Vintage' Summer 2011 range we have one Deer and Lace Brooch to giveaway to one lucky blog reader.

To enter leave a comment below letting us know which animal best describes you and why?

You have till Wednesday 25rd February to enter!

The winner will be published on the comments, please include your email if you comment anonymously or pop back on Thursday 24th to see if you have won.



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Until June 20th 2010 every purchase of the Pair Of Birds Brooch, 'That Vintage' will be donated $15.00AU to the World Vision Australia Child Rescue Cause.

Please help support this cause, as we each have a voice and even just that one voice can be so powerful.

"Our time spent working with the children who had been rescued from the horrendous industry of trafficking was largely spent trying as much as we could to show them that we cared. We made them laugh and we told them that they mattered. We promised them we would never forget them. But deep down, I knew that just didn’t cut it. It wasn’t enough." - an excerpt from Nell's Story.

♥ For more information about the cause and to read the story behind Nell Cook's experience in Africa, head to the That Vintage blog.

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