First I would like to thank Karma (KarmaRox) for having selected "A vivid restless captive" as the winner of last week's challenge! I am so happy that Jane Eyre "spoke to her"! Also, many thanks to Sarah, and the amazing leaders of the NonTeamChallenge Team!
I am so thankful for the time and creative energy you all spent on your fabulous treasuries! How one little bracelet could inspire such a tremendous variety of treasuries is amazing! How can one choose from such an array - lime green retro, modern Halloween, creepy, haunting, romantic, wedding, artists, vintage, clouds, writers, murderers, cats, stars, urbanscapes, tea parties, black swans, Baroque, chess, vampires, autumn...
I knew I had my work cut out for me but it was much more difficult then I could have imagined. I won't bore you with the detailed methods to my madness but I took this very seriously and I plotted, diagramed, cross-referenced, etc.
As I painfully whittled down the list (brutally painful) I kept returning to a few over and over and over again. It became a back and forth ping pong "game" between several top contenders.
Finally, knowing I had to "pull the trigger", I took a deep breathe and selected....."Going to the Night Circus" by Sharon of Knotchacha.
'Going to the Night Circus' by KnotChaCha
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She'll be choosing the Inspiration Item for Challenge #101. She'll also be judging it. Check the team discussion page for a "Laying Odds" thread to make suggestions / predictions on the Inspiration Item.
We only have today to help them choose their item, so please be sure to pop in. Check back here on Thursday at noon (eastern time) for the start of Challenge #101!
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