And The Winner Is...

by Robert
(England)

Well, that's the last time I ever run a competition - Deciding the winner is just too hard!

You know when you hear the TV presenter say "Well, it was awfully tough to decide...", and you think "Yeah yeah"? Finally I sympathise!!

When it came down to it, there were three or four entrants that I *so* wanted to award a prize. I wasn't willing to 'split' the prize (Because I promised the winner $100), but I have added an EXTRA $20 runner-up prize!

Drum roll please? And the winner is...

June Young, for her lovely Corner Brushes.

These brushes exhibit a wide variety of styles, from clean lines to intricate detail. I'm a particular fan of those brushes that look almost like fine lace embroidery.

Apart from being well made, these brushes are really versatile. They can be used in lots of different places, as illustrated by the numerous thankful commenters on these brushes.

Well done June! You've won yourself $100.

I wanted to award everyone a prize (But I'm a student - give me a break ;) ... I couldn't let the competition end without awarding something to Suzi though. Her Child's Garden Brushes are just exemplary.

These brushes are so finely made, and really eye catching. They show a really interesting and unusual style, that's been well implemented. The only downpoint is that I can't think of very many places I would use them.

So well done Suzi too! You've won yourself $20.

Well done to everyone who entered! You all did a fantastic job. I really hope you enjoyed the experience, and maybe picked up a few new tips along the way.

I was only joking about not running another competition, I've really enjoyed this. It may not be long before the next 'interactive' idea for easyelements.

I wish you all the very best! Robert.