The Winners of "Little Women of 2010 - A Literary Inspired Event"

Wow! I'm just so happy that there were so man entries to go through. The judges and I picked our top two and the rest of you picked your favorite from each category! Except for one which was tied (the judges decided the winner)! And it gives me great honor to announce the winners of the "Little Women of 2010 -A Literary Inspired Event"!

As well as being listed here, the five winners will be featured in the sidebar and all receive an "I was voted the best of..." banner for their blogs. :) Be sure to check out their wonderful posts. You can view the other finalists and a link to all the entries HERE.



Jo: Little Women
by Bess at Bess' Bag

“Never till I’m stiff and; old, and; have to use a crutch. Don’t try to make me grow up before my time…” That is Josephine March’s rebuttal to her older sister Meg’s nagging...


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Playing Pilgrims
by Jordan Elizabeth at Heavenly Princess

When we were young and used to play pilgrims, the journey was only as difficult as a trek from the cellar through the house up to the rooftop. The burdens were only as heavy as the bits of fabric filling them and Appolyon was just the neighbor’s dog...


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Little Women Photo Shoot
by The Three Spinsters at 3 Sisters of Grace

Here is a photo shoot we did for the Little Women event. Gathering hops for wreath making. Daydreaming... Practicing wild theatricals. "I'm Hugo. Ah-HA!" "Josephine March! You walked...


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The Costumes of Jo and Meg
by Jordan Elizabeth at Heavenly Princess

My little Meg’s version of this dress is very much like the original except that instead of being blue with dark red trim, it is dark red with blue trim!  I really enjoyed creating this and tried to reproduce it as closely...

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Sharing Christmas
by Nina at Wickfield

 I first read Little Women at age 10, and as I got older it became one of my favorite books. All the characters were loveable and the story, though a tad bit campy at times, was a very good and moral one...


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