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WINNER is: six sisters!
If this is you, please send a message with your mailing address to Pegg at her Etsy.com shop: Pegg Macko Designs>. To do so, just click on 'contact peggmackodesigns' on the right hand side of her main shop page. Congratulations!!
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CONTEST #2
PRIZE DRAWING Saturday, Jan. 26th 8p.m. EtsyTime (EST)
THE PRIZE:
This prize is from EtsyGreetings Member GreenWillow. GreenWillow is a 65 year old grandmother that enjoys crafts of all kinds. She carries both the styles featured here as well as gorgeous photo notecards in her shop. She aims to please and is open to custom orders.
HOW TO PLAY:
To enter the contest, simply leave a comment (at the bottom of this post) answering these questions:
1) What occasions do you typically send cards for? (Birthday, Holidays, Thank You, Congratulations, etc.)
2) How far in advance do you shop for cards for a specific occasion (Valentines, Easter, Mother's Day, Christmas, etc..)?
3) Do you buy cards just to keep on hand or specifically for an occasion?
BONUS ENTRIES!
If you made a purchase from an EtsyGreetings member between 1/23 - 1/26, you qualify for a bonus entry in this contest!
Leave a second comment with the shop you purchased from and the transaction ID.
RULES and DETAILS:
1. Anyone is allowed to enter and win, including EtysGreetings members. BellaRoseCreations (Contest Coordinator), Lucky Duck Designs (Blog Queen) and Pegg Macko Designs (Prize Coordinator) are all exempt from winning.
2. Each contest winner will be selected by a random number generator and announced here on EtsyGreetings blog. The winner must contact Pegg Macko (our Prize Coordinator) with their snail mail address within 3 days or a new winner will be selected.
3. EtsyGreetings will pay for shipping of the prize to anyone in the world!
Happy Playing!!!
TEAM MEMBERS:
Stop by the listserv for details on how you can participate. If you would like to donate a prize, contact PeggMacko. Also, please be sure to alert your buyers of their bonus opportunities for winning in our contest.
17 comments:
1) Birthday, Just Because, Thank you
2) 1 week-1 month ahead of time
3) If its a good enough 'deal' i buy ahead of time
Great Cards! I send for Birthdays and thank yous....I am the biggest procrastinator (sp)- so usually when I see it on my calender I buy the card, and I try to stock up- but usually forget where I put the cards!
Birthday,Congrats,Holidays,get well
Usually one week ahead of time
I make all of my cards.
1) What occasions do you typically send cards for? all of the biggies ... bdays, holidays, anniversaries. Thank yous are usually done with note cards.
2) How far in advance do you shop for cards for a specific occasion Whenever I think of it!
3) Do you buy cards just to keep on hand or specifically for an occasion?
yes
1. birthday, all holiday,graduation,weddings
2. I'm bad, sometimes the day of the event, but I try to do it a week before.
3. yes yes yes...I usually always have some on hand.
1. Birthdays, holidays, getwell, sympathy, just because
2. Usually a few days...or the day before, but sometimes I am on the ball and buy them well in advance..sometimes...
3.I do sometimes..it is a very good idea!
1)Birthday and thank yous.
2)I buy the day of:)
3)Ideally I would buy or Make a month ahead of time for all of the events in that month but realistically I usually don't stock up.
1) Birthday, Christmas, and Thank You--now that I have a child, I send out Valentine's Day and Easter cards because I love to make picture cards!
2) I try to make the card a few weeks ahead of time--sometimes birthday sneak up on me and it's just a few days in advance
3) I usually specifically make a card for the occasion, but I try to have a few on hand just in case I run out of time.
I send cards for all occasions
Always have a huge selection on hand
I make all my own cards so there is always a card for any occasion.
1) Birthday, holidays, thank you, get well, thinking of you
2) 1-2 weeks ahead of time
3) I buy blank cards ahead of time whenever they appeal to me, but I buy special occasion cards to suit the individual.
JN Originals
http://jnoriginals.etsy.com
Fun!
1. Birthday, holiday, thank you (definitely)
2. I buy cards one week or two weeks ahead of time.
3. I don't have any cards "on hand."
1) The majority of the cards I send out are for Christmas, Birthdays and Thank Yous. I also keep cards on hand for cheering up, Just Because, and Sympathy.
2) Christmas cards are purchased in January of that year. Other holiday cards (Easter, Halloween, Valentines, St. Patty, and Thanksgiving) are purchased one month in advance.
3) Both. Birthday cards are purchased in advance and set aside for a specific person. I also keep a huge stock of "everyday" cards.
1)Birthdays, holidays, just because, I'm sorry
2)Usually last minute
3)I stock up on cards I make.
I purchase birthday cards, valentine's cards, Christmas cards, anniversary cards, thank you cards, and get well soon cards. Sometimes I just stock up as much as a year in advance; otherwise, from etsy, I buy them about 3 weeks in advance to give them enough time to reach me.
http://www.etsy.com/receipt.php?order_id=6402445
These are some valentines cards and birthday cards that I purchased yesterday from cardwear.
1) What occasions do you typically send cards for? (Birthday, Holidays, Thank You, Congratulations, etc.)
Birthday, Holidays, Thank you, Congratulations, I love you, Good Job, Keep Trying, Goodbye, Just Because!
2) How far in advance do you shop for cards for a specific occasion (Valentines, Easter, Mother's Day, Christmas, etc..)?
Anywhere from a month to the day before!
3) Do you buy cards just to keep on hand or specifically for an occasion?
Yes, often. Having cards on hand has been a life saver sometimes.
1) What occasions do you typically send cards for? (Birthday, Holidays, Thank You, Congratulations, etc.)
I prefer buying blank cards so I can use them whenever... I do buy holiday cards though, but usually not because I'm searching for them but because I stumble on them.
2) How far in advance do you shop for cards for a specific occasion (Valentines, Easter, Mother's Day, Christmas, etc..)?
About 1-2 weeks, last minute! :)
3) Do you buy cards just to keep on hand or specifically for an occasion?
I buy lots of BLANK CARDS to keep on hand-- I do buy occasion cards, but dar & away most are blank so I can use them whenever.
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