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Win a vintage Shiny Brite ornament wreath — made by Georgia Peachez

pam kueber - Updated: August 29, 2022

Retro Renovation stopped publishing in 2021; these stories remain for historical information, as potential continued resources, and for archival purposes.

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Yes. This one broke too. Long story. New link posted above! All entries so far count. 

I know: According to authentic retro etiquette, it’s way too early to talk Christmas decorations. But if you are thinking about doing fabulous things with vintage Shiny Brite ornaments, you only have so many days left to ornie-hoard and hot-glue. Or… if you know you are never gonna get this crafty yourself — here’s your chance to win our super famous annual giveaway: A vintage Shiny Brite ornament wreath made by the the queen of Shiny Brite crafting, the talented and generous Georgia Peachez. WOOT!

Suzy of Georgia Peachez
Suzy aka Georgia Peachez

Every year, as a gift to readers, I buy a wreath from Suzy aka Georgia Peachez for this giveaway. Thank you, readers, for being THE BEST. I luv you! Suzy always jumps to help out. She gave me a great price (her wreaths now sell for $250! each!) — and quick as I asked, she made this special wreath just for us. She said:

Pam, I made a wreath with my two favorite elements, a knee hugger elf and a reindeer.

Heck to the yeah, knee hugger elf and reindeer! Thank you, Suzy!

Instructions to enter to win the Shiny Brite wreath made by Georgia Peachez:

  • STEP #1: Add a comment below and in it: Tell us, what is your favorite part of the holiday season? Or whatever. As always, this is fundamentally about spreading the love in any ole way you’re comfortable with. Please note: If you are a first-time commenter, I must “free” your comment from moderation. This may not happen quickly, especially if it’s the weekend. So hang tight.
  • STEP #2: You must be a subscriber to my weekly newsletter to win. (Yes, I am using this as a way to try to keep you addicted to the blog. Please know, though, you can unsubscribe at any time.)
  • One entry per person.
  • 48 states only. Sorry, Alaska, Hawaii and rest of world — this is quite a bulky item and expensive to ship, as it is.
  • Terms of Use apply to all participation on the blog — please read ’em.
  • I’ll run this one for one full week. So, contest ends Friday morning, Nov. 8, 10 am ish Eastern. Again: Winner gets the wreath shown.
  • I will choose a winner via the random.org random number generator… I will check the newsletter log to see that the winner is a bona-fide newsletter subscriber… if so, I will contact the winner (if not, I will move the next person in the comment stream)… they have one calendar week to respond… and if I don’t hear from them, Iwill move on to the next person in the comment stream. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Be sure to enter your email address correctly in the Comment form!
  • I will post the first name of the winner at the top of this post as soon as they confirm.

Can’t wait to win? Want to make more of your own? Suzy has been super generous and shared her how-to: How to make a Christmas wreath out of vintage Shiny Brites ornaments of your very own. –>.

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Suzy showed us how to make these in this story!

Good luck, everyone!

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  1. Laurie says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:28 pm

    My favorite part of Christmas is driving or walking around our 1930’s era neighborhood to look at the holiday lights. There are many beautiful displays and each time I go through the neighborhood I see new things about them!

  2. Cindy Friday Beeman says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:23 pm

    Love the elf in that wreath! The new ones aren’t half as cute. My favorite part of the Christmas season is our family dinner the week before, when all who can gather at whoever has the next rotation. The rest of us arrive with presents for kids. The host does the whole dinner. We decided we liked this better than the potluck approach. We save that for July 4th and Labor Day. Each Christmas in a different home is a fresh take on decorating.

  3. Ada says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:23 pm

    My favourite part of Christmas is putting up my white tree with all my vintage ice lights and family ornaments from the ’30s-’60s, a stack of Mid-century Christmas records on ‘Dan-o’ the stereo, a pot of mulled wine on the stove.

  4. Rennee Raymond says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:17 pm

    My favorite is Christmas eve, We have our Annual family reunion. This is the only time I see some family members.

  5. Lisa Sanchez says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:16 pm

    I love the warm, welcoming smells of cinnamon and chocolate that mixes with the smells of freshly steamed tamales. I love Mexican American Christmas!

  6. Gretchen says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:09 pm

    I love listening to Christmas music while making candy and baking. But I look forward most to our Christmas eve tradition of reading the story of Jesus’ birth from the gospel of Luke, then getting together with family for a huge meal the next day!

  7. KarenV says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:05 pm

    Hello,

    My favorite part of the holidays is following all our family traditions, even though our kids are grown, they still want to do the same stuff each year,find the perfect tree and cut it down, go to the Nutcracker, leave cookies for Santa.
    I just found your site today through Yankee magazine, and I just love it! I can’t believe I didn’t know about it sooner! I have a retro kitchen too (more 1940’s, but my fridge and stove are 1951), so this is right up my alley! So happy I found you!

  8. Devin K says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:05 pm

    As a child, I always wanted an aluminum Christmas tree. My mother always said, I was from another time (childhood was in the 80s/90s). The Christmas trees we did have when I was a child, always managed to be knocked over or thrown out the front door. Yes, while Christmas and the holidays are for family and spreading the holiday cheer, it is also prime time for family arguments and dysfunction!
    As an adult, I got my vintage aluminum tree, color wheel and found a husband who is also from another time with the same dysfunctional family background!
    So… my favorite part of the holidays is watching our tree dazzle with colors and the only threat of a possible knock down is from our crazy curious cats!

  9. Susan Kulick says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:04 pm

    The decorating, family, giving and remembering

  10. Nina Hawes says

    November 2, 2013 at 2:01 pm

    I love sitting by the fire, looking at the Christmas tree and hoping everyone has a peaceful and happy day. This year I will be adding the putz houses I have collected over the summer.

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