Every One's A Winner

An exciting time today as we announce the very first Monthly Challenge winner and all the winners from our Ally Pally (29-30 September 07) free Prize Draws.

First, I'd like to thank everybody who has taken part in one of our weekly challenges. I hope that more people will play along each week & have a go at picking up the monthly prize. For details on how to enter go here (scroll to the bottom of the post), or to see this week's challenge, look here.
Without further delay - September's Design Challenge winner is ... Rebecca Nash!
The design team were equally torn between Rebecca's altered cigar box (challenge #7) and her altered tins (Challenge #10) - both of which you will find in our challenge gallery. Rebecca wins a HOTP Personal Shopper Kit - 'Brad Buddies & More' with a retail value of around £30. Rebecca was previously one of the 'honourable mentions' in our last DT call, so I hope she will be ready to take a guest DT place this month too! Well done & we will all look forward to seeing more of your creations soon!

Now on to our prize draw winners. We had two free draws on both the Saturday & Sunday at the Big Stamp & Scrapbooking Show, Alexandra Palace, with an additional draw for everybody who filled in an entry form over the weekend. All our draw prizes were generously donated by A Muse Artstamps and Hot Off The Press.

Our winners are:

Juliet King from Welwyn Garden City, who wins an A Muse prize package valued at over £18.00 (pictured top right)

Becky Napthine from Hockley, Essex, who wins a HOTP Cardmakers Kit valued at £20.00 (pictured second from top)
Sophia O'Reilly from Guildford, who wins an A Muse prize package valued at over £20.00 (pictured third from top)
Melissa Winter from Bexleyheath, Kent, who wins a HOTP scrapbooking kit valued at over £30.00 (pictured bottom far right)
Sharon Collins from Southampton, who wins a current HOTP Personal Shopper Scrapbooking kit valued at over £35.00 (pictured bottom right)

Congratulations to you all. Your prizes are on their way (subject to delay by Royal Mail strikes, of course).