Sponsor Giveaways : Color Inc Digital Pro Lab, Craftification, Pixie Petals

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One person will receive a 12x12 gallery wrapped canvas, one person will receive a 12x12 framed print, and one person will receive a 12x12 stand out mount - all from ColorInc Digital Pro Lab.

Back in August ColorInc did a giveaway for a 20x24 gallery wrapped canvas. This time they are back with three more products all sized to 12x12. From left to right in the photo above you can see the gallery wrap, the framed print, and the one I thought was really cool - the stand out mount. You can read more about all the options available at ColorInc here (click "Finishing Services" to learn more about the stand out mount options).

In addition, ColorInc is offering 25 free 4x6 prints for AE readers. Use promo code AE809. Log on to their website,
create an account, launch the free ROES software, and order the 4x6's
using the promo code. If you have any questions you can contact
customer service via phone: 1.800.475.8340, email:
info@colorincprolab.com, or the live chat option on their homepage.

Disclosure: ColorInc provided these three products to me at no charge. They pay a monthly fee for sponsorship on my blog.


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One person will win the headband of their choice from Craftification.


Craftification is the blog of Ana Cabrera aka coconutgoddess. Her shop features an ever changing menu of items. You will typically find premium headbands featuring hand sculpted flowers, seasonal décor and paper items, handmade jewelry, mini crafting kits and more. Stock changes constantly, so be sure to visit often. The store is often a direct reflection of what is inspiring Ana at that moment.


Ana’s blog is a mix of creative ideas, personal musings, and glimpses into her crazy life as a mother or three, California native transplanted to Utah, navigating a crazy single life.


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One person will receive the following from Pixie Petals: 7 Christmas pixiepetals, 2 dear santa tags, 20 vintage paper lace doilies, 2 bingo bird embellishments, and 8 feet of lovely vintage lace (over $20.00 in value)


Pixie Petals is run by AesaLina Compton, a University student who graduates this month. She loves lace, pearls, and all things vintage. Her blog is pixiepetals.blogspot.com. AE reader can receive a free $5.00 pixiepetal set on orders of $20 or more - simply specify which set you want at checkout.

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To be entered into today's drawing leave a comment sharing your favorite December tradition. Comments will be closed at 8pm Pacific on Sunday with the winner's posted shortly after.

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  1. Caryn says…
    12/05/2009

    Our traditions cutting down a fresh tree, sending out a photo card of the kids and baking cookies with a close girl friend til our feet ache and we cant stand any longer.

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  2. Sue says…
    12/05/2009

    The canvas prints are awesome. Another great giveaway
    thanks

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  3. debbi g. says…
    12/05/2009

    One of our favorite traditions is the "elves" that Santa sends to our house on Dec. 1st. They go home when Santa picks them up on Christmas Eve...and do we have fun with them in the mean time. They get into lots of "trouble" making messes as they try to make cookies or pour cereal on their own. Last year, they took our car and "drove to Dunkin Donuts" while we were sleeping and when we opened the blinds that morning our car was parking practically sideways in the driveway, with the one elf "driving" and the other holding the goods. The kids laughed at how bad their driving skills were.

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  4. Susan Brennan says…
    12/05/2009

    One of our favorite traditions is pajama shopping. My daughters and I set a date in December to go to the mall together to buy Christmas pajamas and eat dinner in a nice restaurant. It's a good break for us and a much-needed girls' night out!

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  5. Beth Wollweber says…
    12/05/2009

    One family tradition is the decorating of a gingerbread house that gets proudly displayed as the centerpeice of our table, and gets eated fairly quickly. It is a fun night when we all sit together and add the colorful candy and icing to our house.

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  6. carol says…
    12/05/2009

    great give away would love to win.

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  7. emily says…
    12/05/2009

    i love having the Christmas tree in the living room - its glow seems to pull people in like a magnet and so we all cozy up and enjoy the twinkle together.

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  8. Julie Lawrence says…
    12/05/2009

    One of our favorite Christmas traditions is reading the story of Jesus' birth on Christmas Eve.

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  9. genevieve_bauer@hotmail.com says…
    12/05/2009

    My favorite tradition is on christmas eve, we are just the 4 of us , we play board games eat finger foods and just reconnect with each other.

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  10. Sherri says…
    12/05/2009

    It's got to be having all 4 of my kids here under the same roof. . .nothing makes me happier!
    Sherri

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  11. Mandie Segura says…
    12/05/2009

    I absolutely LOVE the wrapped canvasses! Beautiful! :)

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  12. Lara says…
    12/05/2009

    I LOVE the focus on family activities.

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  13. Sherry says…
    12/05/2009

    You have great sponsors, Ali. My favorite December tradition is hiding a pickle ornament on the tree on Christmas Eve. We always give a stack of Christmas books to the child that finds the ornament.

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  14. Lynne says…
    12/05/2009

    My favorite tradition is decorating the Christmas tree. Each of our ornaments has sentimental meaning for me -- they invoke memories, stories and times shared with loved ones in the past. I am so thankful to have some antique ornaments from my Mom's side of the family, and I always think of the many trees those balls have hung on over the years. Decorating the tree makes me feel closer to loved ones who have passed away and feel closer to the memories of my childhood.

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  15. Lisa H. says…
    12/05/2009

    We do an advent box with daily activities. The kids adore it--especially my 6 year old. Her favorite activity each year is eating dinner in our pajamas by candlelight! Building family memories :-)

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  16. Heidi Y says…
    12/05/2009

    Ali~you always have wonderful giveaways! Thanks for all the fun & inspiration your blog provides!! My favorite tradition is setting up the night before Christmas. The kids love the clues that Santa has arrived!!

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  17. EBPitcher says…
    12/05/2009

    We are still "creating" a tradition, but I'd like to think that decorating the tree will be my new favorite.

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  18. claudia says…
    12/05/2009

    since my dad has been gone, I try to always have roasted chestnuts and dry figs with walnut around for Christmas. he always like that and I always enjoyed it too.

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  19. goshery says…
    12/05/2009

    One of our favorite family traditions is making Chex Mix (or Christmas mix as my nephew calls it!). My daughter is always in charge of breaking the pretzel sticks in half . . . which when she was little took FOREVER! Then we mix it all up, pour on the BUTTER and let it bake for hours. The house smells awesome and we all wait around for our first taste!
    More great giveaways . . . thanks Ali & sponsors!

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  20. Cait says…
    12/05/2009

    Love the giveaways! Our favorite tradition is opening the kids' holiday PJs on Christmas Eve and then snuggling down to watch "The Polar Express" in bed. Generally the kids fall asleep halfway through and we finish the movie to the sounds of their sleeping sighs. It's wonderful.

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  21. KATHERINE says…
    12/05/2009

    My favorite December tradition is driving through the festival of holiday lights in our town...8-10 of us pile in one SUV and ooh, aah, and sing christmas songs for the hour long light trip!

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  22. Amy says…
    12/05/2009

    My favorite Christmas tradition is having my 80 year old Gram stay Christmas Eve with us and having everyone open their traditional pair of pajamas. We wear our new jammies while we read the story of Christ's birth while sitting around the tree.

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  23. Beth says…
    12/05/2009

    Tapioca pudding! Every year my family has tapioca pudding with a peeled almond hidden in the bowl. Everyone dishes up their pudding and eats away, hoping to find the almond. The lucky person with their almond in their bowl gets a Christmas gift - a holiday book, an obnoxious singing elf, a Christmas movie, etc. The rules have changed from year to year as my siblings have gotten older but it's my favorite thing to do at Christmas.

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  24. Cameron says…
    12/05/2009

    Going to my "home" Lutheran church in Oregon! I still consider it my home church even though I haven't lived in Oregon in years... Not only did I grew up going there and was baptized, confirmed, and married there, but my dad was baptized, confirmed, and married there, as was my grandma... and my great-great-great grandparents helped found the church. :)

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  25. Savannah O'Gwynn says…
    12/05/2009

    Wow--great stuff on the giveaway list;)
    My favorite tradition started way back when I was a kid--my parents started a journal of yearly happenings (weddings/deaths/events/etc.). They would write down what happened each month during the year (put it on a post-it note if necessary until they had time to write it all down). Around August/Sept. Hallmark starts selling yearly ornaments. We would get one and then when we put up our Christmas tree....we would wait until a Saturday when all grandparents could come to our house for dinner and our yearly ornament hanging. When we hang a certain year (and we would go in chronological order), we would read what happened that year and hang that ornament up. This is a great way to remember all the things that have happened throughout the years. It is also a great way to scrapbook quickly! My husband and I do this tradition (that is if we can get the tree up! If not...we just read from the journal). Love this tradition:)

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