In Third Place, with 5 votes....
From Claire at Brightstar 109 we have a pendant and earring set. "BATMAN! Nanana ..BATMAN!" (that song is going to be stuck in my head all day!) Lovely Joker earrings and the Batman pendant could be worn together or separately....if you can snag them before her kids do!
In Second place, with 6 votes......
From Kat at Artistikat we have the "Magneto Pendant". This pendant features 2 very powerful magnets that are attracted to each other... even putting a piece of wood between them won't stop their magnetic powers! Simple and scientific!!
And our FIRST PLACE winner, with 8 votes, is .......
From Esme at SilverBlueberry we have a comic from farther east.... Kodama.
"A kodama (木魂?) is a spirit from Japanese
folklore, which is believed to live in certain trees (similar to the Dryad of
Greek myth).
Kodama appear in the animated film Princess Mononoke, in which
they are portrayed as small, white humanoids with large, rattling heads and
mask-like features, similar to bobbleheads.My little kodama has a few rough peridots inside its head, so you can make the rattling sound."
Congratulations!!! Esme.. it's up to you to give us the next challenge.... I'm so excited to see what you come up with!! Keep your eyes peeled folks....it'll be a good one!! It's really easy to subscribe to our blog, just enter your email into the box on the right side of your screen.
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