UPDATE: Entries/Comments are now closed. A winner has been confirmed: Congratulations, Patti! Thanks, everyone, for playing. Happy holidays, all!
It’s that time of year again — time again for a chance to win a vintage Christmas ornament by the one-and-only Georgia Peachez. You can enter daily to win — contest closes in one week, 10 a.m. Eastern on Dec. 9, 2019. Don’t you love this year’s wreath for our annual Retro Renovation giveaway (our 9th!)? I don’t think life gets any better than a knee-hugger elf clad in PLAID! And: That little Santa egg nog mug, oh my! Read on for how to enter:
How to enter to win this vintage ornament wreath made by GeorgiaPeachez:
- 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 Monday, Dec. 9 at 10 a.m. EASTERN, when entries close.
- U.S. lower 48 states only. (These limits are in place because shipping and customs get prohibitively expensive in particular considering the fragility of this product and how carefully it must be wrapped.)
- Repeat: Entries close on Monday, Dec. 9, 10 a.m. Eastern — that is, I 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. Note, I ‘clean up’ all the comments before choosing. That is, if someone A replies to another’s comment within the same day that someone A entered, I take out A’s comment.
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Many thanks to the fabulous GeorgiaPeachez for making this wreath for me to offer up (and for graciously covering shipping) as thanks to everyone for another great year on the blog! See all her adorable creations on GeorgiaPeachez’s Facebook page and in her online shop. xoxo, GP!
Can’t wait? Make a wreath of your own! We tell you how, starting with Georgia Peachez’ gracious tips, in our famous tutorials:
Caitlin says
My new tufted felt tree garland.
Lisa says
Wacky Christmas albums. I’m not talking about the seasonal standards — like Perry Como, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Mitch Miller…or even Mannheim Steamroller. Or stuff that sets out to be wacky (like cat-meowing Christmas carols). I’m talking what used to be in the $1.99 Christmas CD bins. Like Swingle Singers. Or Partridge Family. Twisted Sister, anyone? Was thrilled when I found a Commodores Christmas album (funk plus Christmas equals wahoo!), only to find out it was a late!Commodores, and not a ’70s Funk!Commodres version.
Mary Anne S says
Another thing I love about Christmas is getting out all of the old decorations, things that belonged to my mom and are now remnants from my childhood. This year it’s especially bittersweet as I unpacked cards and ornaments given to me over the years by a dear friend who died unexpectedly this summer.
Emily says
I love experimenting with new configurations for my putz village!
Carrie S Owens says
My favorite part is the traditions… I teach choir so we always have a Christmas Concert, we watch Nutcracker, we drive around and look at Lights, enjoy time with family, the FOOD…and of course decorating the house with Christmas ornaments vintage and new.
Leslie says
Wow! Love those shiny brites and the adorable knee hugger! I love adding vintage pieces to mix with modern holiday decor and the warm hygge feeling it gives my home during the Christmas season.
Brenda says
I enjoy watching children’s anticipation waiting to open presents and then their excitement while unwrapping them.
Mary says
My favorite thing about Christmas is pulling out the vintage ornaments that were handed down from my grandparents and parents. It’s also fun to try to find replacements for the ones that got broken thru the years!
Michelle says
Love glitter and lights.
Faith says
Making Christmas cookies from my vintage cookbooks!