**This giveaway is now closed. Winner will be announced Dec. 16.**
Amy is giving away ONE glass tile pendant, the one pictured above. The chain is not included. This giveaway includes all my international readers. Amy is willing to ship out-of-country if you win.
To enter, do ANY of the following. For multiple entries, do more than one and make sure you leave a separate comment for each entry.
- Leave a comment below and tell me your favorite childhood game.
- Go to The Idea Room and tell me an idea you got from Amy’s blog. Leave it in a separate comment.
- Blog about this giveaway and leave a link to your post in a separate comment.
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This giveaway will close Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 10 p.m. EST. The winner will be announced Wednesday, Dec. 16. To see a list of other giveaways going on now for the Winter Days Giveaways, click on the image below or see the list at the top right bar.
And don’t forget about your surprise. Each entry you do for any of these sponsored giveaways during The Winter Days Giveaways will automatically enter you to win a set of my fake mustaches on a stick! So the more entries you do, the better chance you have of winning the sponsor’s prize as well as a set of fake mustaches. Enter away and good luck!
**A second giveaway today from The Gift Box.**
Favorite Childhood game? Monopoly! My sisters and I would play for DAYS until all the money was used up!
LOL! My favorite idea from **Amy** is the fabric key chain…if you hop over to the Idea Room right now, there’s a picture of the one I made in her show and tell post!!
my favorite game was while traveling – looking for car plates from all 50 states. Never did find them all in one trip but we sure had fun trying!
My favorite game was Hungry, Hungry Hippos!
Thanks for participating in my giveaway, as well.
I used to love the game Guess Who.
I love Amy’s key chains. I added them to my Christmas list of things to make.
I would love one of these. So pretty. My favourite childhood game would have to have been hide and seek or sardines.
Just came across your great blog. My favorite childhood game was Uno.
… and I just subscribed to get your blog by email.
Thanks!
I love playing games, there are so many to choose from!! I think one of my favorite childhood games would be ‘Guess Who’
The Idea Room has lots of fun, cute ideas – I love it. I think my favorites would be the Oven Hand Mitt and Personalized Embossed Candles.
What a fun giveaway! I think my favorite game as a kid was Uno.
Scrabble was always a favorite, it still is. A battle of wits. Fun for the whole family.
My favorite game would have to have been knucklebones. I still have a real set somewhere that my grandma used to play with.
Beautiful Tile Pendant! My favorite childhood game is Hide and Seek. It was so fun playing with the neighborhood kids. I get so giggly playing it.
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I LOVE every.single.idea Amy has!An idea she has been inspiring me with lately with is from her decorative bottled water with a drop in powder lemonade envelope and a tagged note for a teacher appreciation gift. Easy & doesn’t cost much at all! I have been since making Fall versions with cookies, cider and so on and sending my daughter to school with them for her teachers with notes of appreciation and praise. I even have ideas to get some Christmas festive ones going. The teachers love them and hopefully feel appreciated.
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My fave childhood game is Ghost In the Graveyard. I loved running around at night with friends.
I love the fabric keychain fobs from The Idea Room.
My favorite game as a child was Monopoly. My cousins and I had marathon games that would span days.
I went to the idea room and loved the advent calendar idea. Actually putting family activities in there is a great idea! My baby is due in January and I think we may need to adopt this next year! Thanks for the tip!
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I have too many favorite childhood games,but one unique game that many people might not have played was the Smurfs card game. You’d divide up the cards among two players, and place one card face up.
Whoever had the more powerful card would take the other card and place both of them at the bottom of his/her deck.
For example, Gargamel > any other card. Smurfette > Papa Smurf. etc.
Whoever took all of the other person’s cards won the game.
Simple, yet fun.
Candyland was my favorite!
We were obsessed with Risk!
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