Update: Entries now closed. Congratulations to our winner — Leslie! Thanks, everyone, for sharing all your heartwarming memories and howdy-do’s!
Howdy, hudee — it’s time for our most awaited yearly giveaway on the blog: One lucky winner will win this gorgeous vintage ornament wreath, handcrafted by the Queen o’ Vintage Christmas Ornament Wreaths, the original trendsetter, the talented Suzy a.k.a. GeorgiaPeachez herself! These wreaths sell out fast in GeorgiaPeachez’s shop, so this is your chance to get one of these coveted wreaths for yourself.
As far as I know, Georgia Peachez was the pioneer of the vintage ornament wreath, and has honed her craft to perfection. There’s nothing quite like an original GeorgiaPeachez creation!
In the last few years, she’s even started creating non-wreath vintage goodies, such as arrangements made in vintage vessels like head vases, retro toys and Christmas ceramics, as well as dioramas made using the vintage ornament boxes. You can see a lot of her adorable creations on GeorgiaPeachez’s Facebook page. Bottom line, we just luv this lady and all she does!
How to enter to win a vintage ornament wreath made by GeorgiaPeachez:
- To win, you must be a subscriber to our newsletter (Yes, this is “what’s in it for the blog” — you can opt out at any time after the contest ends, or continue on for the stories and other, occasional giveaways.)
- To enter, use the Comment field on this post below and tell us what is your favorite part of the holiday season. Or whatever, we’re easy.
- You can enter once per day now through November 30, when entries close. It’s the … 30 days of Kitschmas! (You only need to subscribe to the newsletter once, though!)
- U.S. lower 48 states only. (These limits are in place because shipping (and customs internationally) gets prohibitively expensive beyond.)
- Repeate: Entries close on Wednesday, Nov. 30, around 5 p.m. Eastern — that is, we will close the Comments field at that time.
- Prize: There will be one winner. The winner will receive the vintage ornament wreath pictured above, made by the GeorgiaPeachez, mailed to you by Georgia Peachez.
- Pam will choose the winners via the Random Number Generator at random.org. I will email the winner. [Tip: Be sure you enter your email address correctly in the email field of the Comment form.] The winner will have five business days to respond. If I do not hear from them, I will choose the next person after who commented. Lather, rinse, repeat. I will post the winner’s first name as soon as all is confirmed.
- Terms of use apply.
Many thanks to the fabulous GeorgiaPeachez!
And congratulations to Richard, winner of last year’s Georgia Peachez wreath giveaway.
Disclosure: I purchased this wreath for this giveaway
from GeorgiaPeachez; she is covering the shipping — thanks, Suzy!.
We don’t typically do giveaways to make any money —
but to delight readers and to grow our newsletter list.
You can read more about how we make money here.
Can’t wait? Make a wreath of your own! We tell you how, starting with Georgia Peachez’ gracious tips in our famous tutorials:
Sandra Sells says
more memories…I tell you I keep going back to food as a child – how about we actually strung popcorn for the tree garland – but my sister and I always ate more than we strung. With Mom’s cocoa of course. Then miraculously the next morning there would be a bowl of freshly wrapped popcorn balls…Amazing!…
Laurie Bergh says
I need a wreath for my front door.
Elizabeth Higdon says
I’ve been cooking all day but now I’m thinking about how I’m going to decorate for Christmas!
Marianne Trovato says
The vintage wreath reminds of one on a toy store door in my home town in upstate PA. We would have a Thanksgiving Day parade and Santa would stop at the toy store and pretend to fill his sack. It was always magical because this would be our first hint of Christmas. it was exciting to think of what he would put in his sack. Then we would go in and see all the toys for that year.
Faith says
One of the best things about the holiday is the jump-out-of-their-skin excitement of my kids on Christmas morning.
Jacqui says
I would love to add that wreath to my collection!
Erin says
Finding creepy retro christmas ornaments in the thrift stores.
Em says
Cookies and pies and candy, oh my!
John Dylla says
Adding to our vintage Christmas card collection via Ebay.
Arti says
Going up to the attic to bring down the ornaments!