EGCG Easter Egg Hunt & Giveaway!

Do you love a good Easter egg hunt? How about winning free stuff? Yes to both? Well then, you need to check out the Etsy Green and Clean Guild's Easter Egg Hunt! HINT: There are 14 hidden eggs and ONE of them is in my shop! :D

♥ EGCG Easter Egg Hunt ♥
Would you like to win a wonderful Bath and Body Grab bag, filled with fabulous handmade goods from the members of the Etsy Green and Clean Guild? EGCG will be giving away 3 Grab bags of bath & body products made by some of the EGCG members.

Who can Participate?
You must be an Etsy member to win, both buyers and sellers are welcome!
Members of the Etsy Green and Clean Guild are not eligible to win.

How to play?
Visit each of the participating EGCG shops below and look through the pictures in their shop listings (recent sold items included). Some shops will contain a picture of an "Easter egg" hiding in one of their shop listings (egg picture shown at http://egcgswag.blogspot.com). Search through the participating shops and jot down the listing # and the name of the shop you have found the Easter egg in. (Note: Not all Shops will contain an Easter Egg)

For each correct Easter egg you find, you will receive one entry into a drawing to win a grab bag of bath and body goodies. Please convo me (http://domaly.etsy.com) with your entries and your name. (Please know that each person can only win ONE of the three prizes, but the more entries you have, the higher your chances are)

Contest ends at 12 midnight EST, April 11th. All correct entries will be entered into a drawing and the 3 winners will be selected at random and announced on Monday, April 13th.

The lucky winner will be contacted by ‘convo’ on Etsy and the results will be posted in the forums.
Good Luck and Get started Looking for Those Eggs!

Participating Shops:

• http://AlchemicMuse.etsy.com
• http://aromaherbals.etsy.com
• http://AthenasOliveTree.etsy.com
• http://BLSoaps.etsy.com
• http://bunnybuttapothecary.etsy.com
• http://ceruleabathandbody.etsy.com
• http://DarkTemptations.etsy.com
• http://Domaly.etsy.com
• http://DressGreen.etsy.com
• http://faeriemadesoaps.etsy.com
• http://GoodEnoughToEatSoap.etsy.com
• http://GrumpyGirl.etsy.com
• http://IlluminatedPerfume.etsy.com
• http://InseineCreations.etsy.com
• http://jadewicks.etsy.com
• http://JBSoaps.etsy.com
• http://JoviaSoap.etsy.com
• http://KellesKitchen.etsy.com
• http://Magichands.etsy.com
• http://MeaCulpaBathandBody.etsy.com
• http://MirasolFarm.etsy.com
• http://Morganstreet.etsy.com
• http://PinkQuartzMinerals.etsy.com
• http://PixieSoap.etsy.com
• http://RachelRene.etsy.com
• http://RightAsRaincreations.etsy.com
• http://savor.etsy.com
• http://showertreatsoap.etsy.com
• http://SkinEssentials.etsy.com
• http://SkinJourney.etsy.com
• http://SoapKitchen.etsy.com
• http://SoapStore.etsy.com
• http://southpacificbody.etsy.com
• http://SpaTherapyWorks.etsy.com
• http://stephaniek.etsy.com
• http://SudzNThings.etsy.com
• http://SweetCreekHerbs.etsy.com
• http://TheBathProject.etsy.com
• http://TwinDreamCreations.etsy.com
• http://TwoRiversSoaps.etsy.com
• http://Urbbody.etsy.com
• http://WixandWhacks.etsy.com
• http://youstinksoap.etsy.com


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It's Like Christmas All Over Again!

So says my five-year old, who has been "celebrating" Christmas for three months now. He takes random toys from around the house (believe me, there is plenty to choose from, I swear the stuff is breeding) and "wraps" them in one of Dad's boots (for a stocking, don't you know?) or in one of my dish towels.

Then he "gives" them to his brother or sister or me. By "give" I mean, he says it is for you, then proceeds to unwrap it himself and tell you all about it, but don't you dare actually try to take the toy and play with it!

I finally got so tired of him carrying around his father's boots (of questionable cleanliness) that I went out to the garage and gave him his actual stocking.

Although, I have to admit, think about how much better off our finances would be if I could just wrap up any old thing around the house in a dishtowel and give it to someone as their present - especially if I get to then take it back, wrap it up again, and give it to someone else!

Somehow I think if I tried that at his next birthday, it wouldn't fly.


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