Hi you designers!

Take part in the new "OhMyLoft" contest that starts tomorrow at 10:00 AM (French time)! 

Why not stick to the childhood atmosphere of the "Pajama Party" and make up decors that represent the fairy tell of the Grimm brothers?

Here is the new theme: "The Grimm Fairy tales" !



For this theme, the rules are simple:

Make up an interior or exterior decor that symbolizes a scene from one of the famous stories of the Grimm brothers!

To be able to register, you must respect the 2 following prerequisites:

- Represent a scene from one of Grimm's fairy tales

- Make sure everyone recognizes the scene

The prerequisite items:

At LEAST 1 element from Basics :


At LEAST 1 element from Magasin Estival :


You mustn't use:

- Gifts sent by your friends
[b]Don't forget that you can check the rules from the registration page and that the moderators can help you for the contest!

You have a whole week to set up the most charming decors of all, make the most of it!

A little bit of history won't do you no harm

The Grimm brothers (in German: Brüder Grimm) were  academics, linguists, cultural researchers, and authors who together collected folklore.

The older brother, Jacob (nothing to do with the notorious wolf) was born on January 4 1785 in Hanau and died on September 20th 1863 in Berlin.

Wilhelm, the younger brother was born on February 24th 1786 in Hanau and died on December 16th 1859 in Berlin. 

Their most famous works are fairy tales for children and folklore stories.

Here is the list of tales and stories that you can use for the "OhMyLoft" contest:

Most famous tales

Snow white

Cinderella

Sleeping beauty

Little red riding hood

The king of the golden mountain

Town Musicians of Bremen

The Valiant Little Tailor

Mother Hulda

The Brother and Sister

Hansel and Gretel

Snow white and Red Rose

Rapunzel

Rumpelstiltskin

The black snake

Thumb Tom

The Goose Girl*

The water of life

Bearskin

Most famous folklore stories

Pied Piper of Hamelin

William Tell

Tannhäuser

Lohengrin of Brabant

Friedrich Rotbart from Kyffhäuser

I let you have a look at these classical stories (no need to say the Walt Disney versions do not count...)

I'm looking forwards to seeing what you are gonna make up!

Enjoy the reading, girls!:aomd_smile: