Giveaway of the century*!

Here it is!  My hundredth post!  To celebrate this exciting landmark I'm having a giveaway.  Not one... not two... but three of you lucky people reading this will win a prize!

What could you win?  Read on to find out...

Hulder Gocco Print

One lucky winner will receive one of my hulder gocco prints.  Don't panic if you have no idea what a hulder is (although its a sure sign that you have not been a faithful reader - tut tut!) because each print comes with a copy of the hulder's story tucked inside its protective plastic sleeve.  This was my first ever gocco print and no two prints are exactly the same (each one has a unique imperfection - ha!) but they are all lovely in their own way.  Only 73 prints passed my ever so stringent quality control and each print is signed, dated and numbered.  The one shown here is the one I have hanging on my own wall.  You will be receiving print number 4.  If you win, that is!  The actual printed area is about 8cm by 14cm but it has been printed on A5 sized paper, leaving a handy white border for framing.  You can see another (better) photo of one of my hulder prints on Claire's flickr.

Framed Big Daddy Lino Print

How did you spend your Saturday afternoons back in the day?  Many of mine were spent with my sister, watching oversized men in undersized leotards grappling in the wrestling ring.  I'm sure television was more exciting back in those halcyon days, not that I don't enjoy the comparatively tame Saturday Kitchen and all the other food show repeats that they trail out after it...  This is Big Daddy, one of the greatest British wrestling heroes of all time.  It's official!  Honest, guv'nor!  I originally carved this lino for Graham's birthday but have since printed a few more copies.  I printed them in black ink on the insides of recycled security envelopes, so that each one has a pretty... er, I mean macho... patterned blue/grey background.  This particularly blue version is the actual print that one lucky reader will receive.   It comes in a white frame ready for hanging and, including the frame, measures about 5" by 7".  The print is signed and dated but not numbered.  I've only made twenty odd copies so far but the numbers could be in the thousands, nay millions, by the time I get bored of printing it :)

Dot and Pat Notecards Set

It's no secret that I love Eastenders.  Do you love Eastenders too?  If so, you might want to start spreading the word by using some snazzy Dot and Pat notecards for your correspondence.    I made these images on the computer in much the same way as I'd make a collage with my trusty pritt stick.  I do plan to get some of these professionally printed one day but these ones are prototypes, printed at home by me and cut out by hand.  As such, they may be faded by the time your grandchildren inherit them, and there may be tiny variations in their size or a slight wobble in what should be a straight edge.   But they are highly exclusive items!

Sure to brighten any Walford-ite's day, this pack contains four notecards (two each of two designs) with four white envelopes.

Want to enter?  Of course you do!  

This competition is open to anyone at all (I am so giddy with love for my now fully fledged blog that I am happy to post prizes to anywhere in the world) and all you need to do is leave a comment on this post.  On the evening of Friday 20th March, I will put the names of all commenters in a hat and pull out three lucky winners.  If you have any particular preference for a prize, let me know and I'll try to give you your heart's desire.  If your first choice is already gone, I'll give you one of the other prizes and expect you to consider yourself lucky to have won anything at all :)   Make sure you leave either your email address or a link to your blog/flickr/whatever so that I will be able to get in touch with you should you be a winner.

Good luck, and remember that telling others about this generous giveaway will only bring you luck and increase your chance of winning!

*celebrating one hundred posts (not years) of dropstitch :)