Now for the word! Here is the word that is part of the phrase you need to email to Diana at danica4us@yahoo.com for a chance to win the prize.
You also have a chance to win an additional prize this week from this blog. I have this great prize package to give away to one lucky winner. All you have to do is become a follower of this blog and leave me a comment telling me what your favorite Holiday tradition. If you are already a follower then great! You are ahead of the game. Just leave me a comment! The winner will be chosen on Friday 12/10/10 by random.org.
This week we also have a great challenge going on at Frosted Designs and it is a really easy challenge for all your holiday projects. Use glitter on project this week. If you finish the challenge this week and link it Frosted Designs then you will be entered again to win the grand prize pack for the Blog Hop! I chose to make an altered jar this week to fill with homemade Hanukkah goodies for my family's gift exchange.
I love your jar! I love that you did a paper pleated ribbon on it too.......perfect!!! :)
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ReplyDeleteYour Holiday Jar is awesome! I'm now a follower and one of our holiday traditions is Pineapple Upside Down Cake. We have it every year. It wouldn't be Christmas without one. Have a great day!
Sherrie
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Love your decorated Jar. Favorite Holiday tradition is decorating the tree. bettylarryn at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI love the way you decorated the jar good job
ReplyDeleteThis is my first blog hop also and I really enjoy checking out all the different blog sites I have become a follower and plan on creating a few projects myself later on today.
ReplyDeleteI just became a follower, Cassie! Love your project.....love altering empty containers....it's my favorite type of project! My favorite tradition, we watch the "Grinch Who Stole Christmas" (original!!) as a family while we each Chinese food on Christmas Eve after church!! Thanks for the chance to hop and win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous way to give a gift! The bow on the top is so gorgeous! My favorite tradition is either making sugar cookies or decorating the tree with my two children. Love how excited they get. Thanks for the chance to win, I am a new follower :)
ReplyDeleteI love this jar cassie! I always have a hard time covering the curved part at the top, but the way you did it looks fabulous!! Great gift idea!!
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Great way to upcycle ~ and to make it sparkle!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Cassie, Let me see I love traditions and I think one of my favorites is Christmas Eve going to church and then back to the in-laws and when we get home we read "The Night Before Christmas" even when my kids got to be teenagers they still wanted to do that and they got there very own special ornament for the tree. That way when they move out they all ready have there own collection
ReplyDeleteCassie you always come up with the msot unique projects! You've turned a regular jar into a lovely holder of goodies! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower. My favorite Holiday tradition is the whole family getting together on Christmas Eve to go to church with our parents in the church we grew up in.
ReplyDeleteDarling little jar! I especially like the bow that you created!
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous jar and will make a wonderful gift!!! Hugs!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower! Your jar is darling! I especially love the topper!
ReplyDeleteThe jar is very cute.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tradition is buying my kids a new ornament each year.
Love the blues....Like how you "ruffled" the paper on the jar... (I am now a follower) One of my favorite traditions is making all the special Christmas cookies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! very creative and neat around the top! what a wonderful tradition! xx
ReplyDeleteHi Cassie, I am a new follower and our favorite Christmas thing is getting up before the kids do and grabbing a pot and spoon and banging it nice and loud until everyone is awake! The kids say it is loud and they hate it, but we have carried this on from when I was little to when I had kids and now onto the grandkids. Thanks for the chance at the blog candy.
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Oh I just LOVE that Jar. I'm making one filled with cookies for my best friend, she is going to love it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tradition that we started 3 years ago is putting up my village with my mom. And making cookies with the kids.
Have a great weekend.
Fabulous project!!!! I simply adore how you did the paper ribbon.
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Kim xxx
I love your jar. What a great project. I am a follower. My favorite tradition is something my parents did with us when we were little and I've continued it on with my kids. On Christmas eve they open a small gift. This year we have decided to add a little to the tradition and give them pj's to open up. Which we will be continuing each Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am a blogger friend of Ange and Deb's and am so glad they encouraged me to do this great hop, I love the altered jar you made, the ribbon type bow on top is gorgeous and I have not seen this before. I am super happy to follow and keep up to date and am doing this great challenge today, there is only my little (almost 4) boy and I, so on Christmas eve we started a tradition last year that we open his stocking and sing christmas carols, I sat him through miracle of 34th St last year but am buying one of the Santa Claus movies this year to watch. I love Christmas. Love to you and yours. Melxx
ReplyDeleteI love your ribbon/paper border on the top. That is such a great look!
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Became a follower - submitted a glitter layout! Nice Blog!
ReplyDeleteI love your project..so cute. I am now a follower and the tradition that my family does for christmas is make a gingerbread house with the kids...they each make their own....lots and lots of candy...we also do a secret santa..the adults pull a name out of a hat and then when christmas comes around we exchange the gifts...love traditions like these. TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun gift jar!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite traditions has been making lefse, krumkake, and flatbread (Norwegian treats) each holiday season. It's been so fun to learn about his Scandinavian heritage :)
~natalie
Love your jar Cassie. I have become a follower and my favourite tradition is doing up the tree!
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Love your Jar, I love to re-cycle also! Just became a follower and already a follower at FD. My fav tradition is hanging all my Hallmark ornaments on my Xmas Tree. Thanks and good luck all!
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I love the jar, very nice project. My tradition is making cookies with my mom and grandmother while listening to Christmas music. I'm now a follower.
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Lovely jar!! My favorite tradition are the christmas parties!!! I was already a follower!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project. Your altered jar is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower and have entered the challenge
I love your altered jar. My favorite family tradition is ready the Night before Chritmas to my Grandson. I read it to my own two children and now get to carry on the tradition with him.
ReplyDeleteI have become a follower, posted the hop on my blog, made a glitter card and sent in the special phrase.
I love your adorable jar and the great paper flower topper! Fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteI became a follower.
ReplyDeleteLove your cute Hannakuh treat jar! MY fave tradition is opening stockings on Christmas eve and reading the Christmas story from Luke in the Bible.
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