BUT, there hasn't been one in the Lino Forest since Valentines Day!
I don't know about you but time is movin' a bit fast for my liking these days. Just where did those four and a bit months go?
So to celebrate the Antarctic weather we have been having lately and to remind ourselves that it's probably more than ten degrees colder somewhere other than here, I'm offering up a Snow Globe brooch similar to these ones. It will be perfect if you are like me and would now rather see snow swirling around a dome of plastic, than actually go and get amongst it. 
Mr. BJ has just got back from playing some gigs at Perisher Vally ski resort nursing a badly sprained wrist.Now get this, he purposely didn't go snow boarding or skiing because he wanted to avoid injuring himself.
But guess who slipped over on the ice as he was walking out the door of the venue?
Anyway, this prize will be custom made for the winner, and you can nominate any Betty Jo snow loving critter to live inside the globe. Furry, feathery or maybe a rabbity pastoral tableaux.
So go on, leave a comment!
These are so cuteee! I love snowglobes, I have 3 at the moment in my collection, a halloween one and christmas one from when i was little and I have a josh pyke one from when I saw him play. I hope you have a lovely week and keep rugged up in this chill :)
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Oh I heart my current owl snowglobe! By far my favourite bj piece!!
ReplyDeleteHi Liz! I'm always keen to try to win one of your brooches. They're super!
ReplyDeleteooooooh what a lovely addition it would be to my Betty Jo collection & my snow globe collection....I have quiet a few from around our globe & a super cute Betty Globe, from the most fab city would be perfect! x
ReplyDeleteI love snow globes - what a fab idea to have one as a brooch!!
ReplyDeleteGill
Ooooh pick me, pick me! Being cheeky works sometimes :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, looking forward to a good snow season this year by the looks if it, planning on leaving the kidlets with my hubby and traipsing up to bulla with my sis. Would love a snow glove brooch to secure my winter scarf. Have enjoyed seeing your original take on craft .....:-)
ReplyDeletelove it love it love it!!!!
ReplyDeletenow thats a great idea and I love how it looks. Hope Im the winner!
I wish it would snow here - it's be better than all the rain! As always your work is beautiful and inspiring.
ReplyDeletePoor Mr BJ!! How painful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for this frigid weather we are having lately - I'd love to wear a snow globe with my pea green pea coat!!
Oh a snow globe complete with Watership Down-esque rabbits! Yes please.
ReplyDeleteWay too cute for words!
ReplyDeleteIf I won, I would request a wombat in my globe. We have a grumpy wombat that lives under our holiday house in Thredbo. We named him William. He poos everywhere. We love him!
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sorry your old man busted his rockstar rear after the gig especially after being so careful AND missing out on snowboarding! :( Sometimes life can be so cruel and ironic!
ReplyDeleteA snow globe sounds nice since it's starting to get so warm over here in the states.
Best of luck to everyone!
xo!
pamma
oooh - i love snow globes, and brooches, of course! i can just imagine a cute little squirrel in mine!
ReplyDeletemy wifey would love an owl snow globe brooch for sure!
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Oh yes please!
ReplyDeleteThe snow globes are my favourite. Especially the gorgeous trees and bunnies and all those good things.
ReplyDeletePoor Mr BJ. That sux!
I've just spent the weekend in Melbourne and I'm sure it was warmer there than here in South oz!
ReplyDeleteA rabbit snow globe would be so kewl!
Thank you
Melissa x
heart warming brooches for this frosty weather....I'd give the owl a really good home for the winter...& summer!
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Oh, I love these! Thanks for the giveaway. And poor Mr. BJ, I hope he's feeling okay.
ReplyDeleteGosh, one of those beauties would sure brighten up these cruddy winter days!
ReplyDeleteI reckon a snow globe is the best place for snow - that's why we holiday at the beach rather than the ski fields!! I would love a grey cat in mine.
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They are so absolutely lovely! If I won, I'd wear it proudly on my layer upon layer of woolens out here in Daylesford- it will probably even be snowing whilst I do so!!
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't love to be the owner of one of these cuties!!
ReplyDeleteLook at me, I've learnt to ski,
ReplyDeletePast the bunny and round the tree.
Flying fast, sudden stumble,
Lose your balance and down you tumble!
Oh oh oh, seeing our snow leopards at the National Zoo have just had snow delivered to them, have you ever thought of a leopardy snow globe?? Mass appeal for snow globe lovers & leopard print enthusiasts alike!! Love Posie
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteI really love seeing all your ideas (a snow globe to cool down, then a hottie to warm up again... perfect!)
ReplyDeleteThis is my second post because I misread the instructions. Forgot to suggest a habitant for the brooch. I would love to see your take on Bambi.... Could be fantastic, big doe eyes, ooh yummy.....
ReplyDeleteJust found you blog from the comment you left on the Calico and Co website! I love your snowglobes and would probably pick the owl if I was lucky enough to win! There is a giveaway going on on my blog too! www.tamryder.blogspot.com!
ReplyDeleteThese are tres cute. I would wear any design proudly.
ReplyDeleteI'm in! Thankyou! x
ReplyDeleteoh, i have quite the collection of snow globes - i would LOVE to have a broochie globe to wear around town!! - BEC
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Oh so cute!! I'd love a little birdie one so very very much :)
ReplyDeleteThe kids dropped and cracked my beloved 'snowing in Bethlehem' nativity snow dome last christmas, I think they licked some of the weird snow dome juice that dripped out. I would love one of your much hardier snow dome brooches but hey, I'd love anything made by you!
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