Win: The Printed Peanut prize pack
***Rachel Khoo would like to thank all the inspiring people who helped make the Khoollect studio a hive of creativity. Although the Khoollect studio’s doors have now closed, you can keep up with Rachel’s newest adventures on RachelKhoo.com and on Rachel’s Instagram and Facebook pages – and, continue to enjoy the Khoollect website’s stories and recipes, which will remain available.***
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Louise Lockhart, the creative and talented human behind The Printed Peanut, is painting the town red (and pink, and yellow, and green, and blue) with her vibrant works. As stationery and trinket #khoollectors, the Khoollect team loves the way Louise’s happy-making illustrations can lift a room, and even a dull mood. If you’d like to add a touch of colour to your life, we’ve got a prize back that’s bound to put a twinkle in your eyes:
This week we’re offering you the chance to win one super fun prize pack from The Printed Peanut. So, what do you win?
All you need to do to enter is …
- Comment below to tell us how you bring extra colour into your daily life!
See terms and conditions below. While you wait to hear if you’ve won, check out our interview with Louise.
This giveaway is open to UK residents only. You must be 18 years or older to enter. Giveaway opens Monday 12 June 2017 and ends at 12:00am on Monday 19th May 2017. Khoollect will notify the winner within two (2) working days of the competition ending. Once contacted, winners must respond to Khoollect with their postal address within three (3) working days to claim their prize. After this date, if Khoollect has not received an address, a new winner may be selected by Khoollect. Our team will take reasonable measures to ensure your prize is packaged carefully, but once the prize has been posted, Khoollect cannot be made responsible for any item delayed, lost or damaged in transit.
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As a mum of three, all under 6, daily routines are similar to Groundhog Day, so I turned our family hub ( the kitchen) into zones of different interest, including a zone for the kids art gallery. using fresh flowers and spray painting the 50’s brown wooden chairs in several colours makes it a very happy place indeed!
I love pinning fun and colourful postcards and prints to my windowless-office walls
I always put a colourful tablecloth on my table,
And flowers in my TV room
I love cooking and love having a full, colourful, exciting fridge of ingredients and beautiful things to serve them on. Then I can peek into my fridge whenever I need a boost of brightness, and peek into pretty much any kitchen cupboard to see the mis-matched coloured wares I’ve collected from around the world. And I can daydream about how I’ll put them together for my next meal
I love wearing something colourful to bring extra colour into my life. The more the unusual colour, the better! 🙂
A bright pair of socks
I love adding a bit of colour by wearing bright and patterned clothes!
A fresh bunch of flowers and wearing colourful accessories in my hair
By finding inspiration in nature for creativity ❤
My sister makes beautiful stained glass objects in her Dublin studio all day every day and lucky old me gets some of them for free (sister obligations 🙂 ) so I try and use as many of those around the house as the different colours let really beautiful lights and spectrums in – if it’s nighttime and there is no more sun 🙁 I use the stained glass candle holders that do just as good a job.
I like to add colour with bold nail colours and jewellery. I can enjoy them all day during the working week
I love the vivid colours of plants, and when I cook the colours of the food on the plate are as important to me as the taste.. so I add fresh green herbs, pink pomegranate seeds, bright feta or mozarella-or any other delicious fresh ingredients to brighten up a plate any time of the year.
I take daily photographs via the camera always at hand in my bag on a 20-minute walk to/from work: the brighter, more colourful scenes the better – bluest skies above, most brilliant neighbourhood flowers & the like.. Lx
Daily life is busy but getting outside once a day and appreciating all that surrounds brings colour, a mood lift and often a moment of peace and quiet.
I love to cut roses and hydrangeas from my own yard to bring inside. There is something so satisfying about seeing flowers you grow yourself in the house.
A bright lipstick everyday!
My lips are bold lips, every day! #redlips
Adding pops of colour where ever I can. Paint the kitchen table bright blue. Why not? Rainbow stripes are a must and colour clashes! Rainbow foods, green smoothies, beetroot, peppers the lot!