Giveaway Thursday: The Kikkerland Kit
Submitted by diyplanner on Thu, 2007-09-13 16:37.
We have a motherlode for you folks today from the great folks at Kikkerland. It turns out they weren't content to just give away a few Moleskines -- they're the distributors for a lot of other cool and trendy products as well, and they're beefing up their prize package accordingly.
Included in today's kit are:
- a slick all-metal stationary set in a case that includes scissors, staple remover, tape measure, knife, stapler, pen and magnifying glass
- a mobile phone holder for organising your phone or iPod charging ritual
- a very cool perpetual calendar designed by Pieter Woudt that goes for about 50 years
- a set of CD flip holders in black, red, and blue
- for something completely different, a Jolly Roger door mat in black or red
- and, of course, a few Moleskines: three regular notebooks in your choice of size and configuration
Approximate retail value is about $160 USD.
Stay tuned for your opportunity to win this prize within the next few hours. (And, as usual, make sure you've read and understand the contest rules.)


http://pieterwoudt.com/
I just found a close up of the calender and more of the designer's work here: (-:
Good luck everyone!
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oops messed that link up,
oops messed that link up, but then again, maybe not. (-: I would edit, if the function wasn't turned off this week for the competition. So here we go again:
http://pieterwoudt.com
all the best, jp
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How's that for timing?
I honestly didn't mean to post this at the exact same moment as the competition question, and hope it didn't distract anyone, but congratulations to the winner!
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space and time
I'm getting a little carried away with posts here, but am excited about the Pieter Woudt convex mirror/clock on this website. I hope kikkerland get their website up and running again soon. This is exactly the kind of thing to help expand space and light in the dark winters, and I had been keeping an eye out for a convex mirror for a painting.
all the best, jp
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