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Art Tag Giveaway - Faces

Set 1 - Seasons  

Set 2 -  In Harmony
As a gift to the many people who followed the 29 Faces series last month, here is a thank you giveaway. You can win either Art Tag Set 1 -  "Seasons"  or  Art Tag Set 2 - "In Harmony.", as pictured. Each set comprises 4 small art tags  which have a bakers twine tie and and are blank on the back for your own message. The tags measure 10cm x 5cm (4in x 2in) and are suitable for gift tags, or for you to use in your own art journals or collages. 
 The two winners will be chosen at random at 12 noon, Tuesday 14 March ( Australian Eastern Summer Time)..All you need to do is to leave a comment in the section below - with your name.  I am not asking you to provide your contact details  at this stage to ensure your privacy and safety.  However, the winners will be notified only via a reply to your comment,in a blog post and on my Facebook page by 1 pm on 14 March. You will need to check if you are a winner and then contact me and  provide your address by Tuesday 21 March  to receive your art tag set.  
This giveaway is open to anyone living in any country  to which a delivery from Australia Post can be made, except for any of my relatives. The tags will be posted to the winners by the most inexpensive service as a gift.  
Be in it to win it! .
1.  Add a comment in the section below  OR on my Facebook page event 
2. Check if you are winner from 1pm Australian Eastern Summer Time, 14 March  ( check a reply to your comment, check this blog or on Facebook 
3. Claim your prize.  
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