Day 11 of desktop’s ’12 Days of Christmas’ competition. Today’s competition is only open to subscribers of desktop’s weekly enewsletter (subscribe above now and then enter).
Hampers are a great idea when they’re not synonymous with laundry, but sometimes so poorly executed. For example, take the Christmas Food Hamper and it’s infatuation with horseradish relish. News flash it’s 2011, our pallets have evolved – horseradish is so passe. But every year we’re gifted another jar and one step closer to accidentally opening a horseradish relish conservatory.
Save some pantry space this festive season and make the switch to the stationery hamper. Inky Co. is a new Melbourne-based online stationery store, offering the best quince-free-hampers of them all, the Inka Azure and Inka Earth gift hampers. The contents of the hampers include fruit shaped notebooks, wrapping paper, pens, pencils, gift tags and an organza ribbon set, and it’s all neatly packaged in a brown card board box.
Thanks to our friends at Inky Co. we have two stationery gift hampers (1 x Inka Azure and 1 x Inka Earth) to give away. Today’s prize is only available to subscribers of desktop’s weekly enewsletter – subscribe above now and then enter – leave a comment below before midnight 15 December 2011 AEST.*
*Only open to residents in Australia.
You had me at stationery
To “dye” for!
Sweet stationary!
Simply stunning stationery. A set of this lot will make the account managers in my office very jealous! it makes Kikki K look like it’s from Borders!
Q. What did the boy said to the ruler?
A. ” You rule! “
I love the simple cutie stationary!! Give it to me pls:-)
Post it notes, and little books, and amazing things…
ooohh so pretty, yes please
Oh, these are a fantastic gift idea. A great alternative to the usual (aka boring) Christmas hamper! I have now subscribed to the weekly newsletter.
Hamper-licious