Name of Site Hosting Contest: Paper Shouts, www.papershouts.com
Description of Prize: $50 gift certificate that can be used to purchase any of Paper Shouts' paper products – holiday cards, birth announcements, party invitations, personalized note cards, etc. A percentage of the proceeds go to Our City Forest (OFC), an organization created to cultivate a greener, healthier urban environment and a renewed sense of community through planting, and care of the urban forest.
How to Enter: Visit the site here and leave a comment at the bottom of this post(right here on Contests4Mamas) with the holiday card you like best, as well as your favorite green initiative, product, or green tip.
Contest Deadline: Contest ends Wednesday, November 5, 2008 at midnight PST
US residents only
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
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Paper Shouts - Denim Blue Choo Choo is so adorable!!
My favorite "green" remedy is using vinegar in my washing machine. It is great for getting rid of odors :) -
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i like the holiday swirls!
We use our own bags at grocery stores and we dont live far so we try and walk as well!
I like the traditional halloween card. I make sure to recycle everything possible.
I like the Spruce Christmas Lights. Really cute cards! As for a green tip- we have reusable grocery bags, and have switched to cloth napkins at home.
I love the Spruce Christmas Tree card. My green tip: re-use everything and then recycle it!
I love the Plum & Spices Holiday card
My favorite green tip Cut down on using paper towels by cutting up old towels to use and reuse for household cleanups
spruce tree is my favorite- here is an idea- go grocery shopping with two or three reuseable bags-
I love the dark cranberry vintage holiday card (3 photos), it's beautiful and would work great with pictures of my 3 kids! My green tip, is using re-usable grocery bags, and recycling, recycling, recycling.
Thanks for the great giveaway!
ann dot guns at mac dot com
As a vintage enthusiast I absoutely love the pink snowflakes card!
As far as green living, my husband and I recently started working towards a rent-to-own option on a beautiful hunk of land and home in New Jersey. By next year we are [fingers crossed] growing our own produce, and we are going to get chickens for fresh eggs, and if I get my way [heh] goats for milk and cheese!
I like two! I can't decide...They are the Christmas Holly and Cranberry Holiday Wrap cards. So lovely!
Green tip: make your own laundry detergent! Less chemicals and plastic and less cost.
frog123 (at) cyipcom (dot) net
I love the Snowy, Starry Holiday.
My favorite tip is reusing grocery bags.
=) melanie
http://melaniescrafts.blogspot.com
melanieadey at hotmail dot com
I like the Spruce Christmas Tree. We too use reusable shopping bags, and one I made myself by upcycling an old tablecloth and an old vest. Would love to win.
The Dark Cranberries is really cute.
My green tip is to make your own cleaners from vinegar and baking soda.
hetz-junk(at)hotmail(dot)com
Okay, I'm jumping on the vinegar bandwagon like some other commenters. You can use it as a carpet cleaner (works GREAT), fabric softener in the laundry, it does a great job of cleaning out the dishwasher (just run it through a cycle), it's seriously the best cleaner ever. Love it.
Holiday Snowman is my fave card.
ignoramoose (at) gmail (dot) com
I like the Christmas polka dots. So cute!
I try to use reusable shopping bags. And when I do get plastic or paper, I use them again as garbage bags. We also carpool.
I love the cranberry holiday wrap card!!
My favorite green tip is using the reusable grocery bags, i love them!
What a great prize! Thank you Contest for Mama's & Paper Shouts for this great opportunity! My fav is the Holiday Traditions!
Celebrate the Season is adorable! Love the little bird!
I love the Photo Black Ribbon card.
I LOVE the Christmas Holly Design - they are so pretty!
My green tip: reuse old socks as dust rags/wood refinishing rags. My husband has a million random socks!
lisae819(at)yahoo(dot)com
Thanks for the cute link! I love the bright sassy colors! I am going green by only running errands once a week... saves on gas, time, and money! I also buy all produce at the local farm stand.
Love the Vintage Spruce Christmas Lights card!
My green tip is how to recycle all those cute little plastic containers from the gerber foods... I mean, how many can one mom use right? So, I donate them to the local schools. The science teachers at the high schools love them!
nateandjakesmom at gmail dot com
I like Christmas Snowflake.
Green Tip: We use stainless steel drinking containers during travel instead of buying bottled water.
It's so hard to decide! I love so many of these cards, but I'd probably go with a holiday card, and the Holiday Swirls is very pretty. I'd even splurge on the extra postage.
My green tip: I use vinegar to clean just about everything. I add some drops of lavender oil to make it smell nicer. I think it's akin to the Windex used by the father in My Big Fat Greek Wedding!
i love the cranberry peapod! so cute!
my favorite green tip - cloth everything - bags, cleaning rags...
I like the holiday card "Plum and Spices" Very elegant! My green tip is do not throw out old postage envelopes. Recycle them by using them to sort and store coupons and recipes or magazine clippings
I love the Holiday Snowman cards and would love to win a gift certificate!
My green tip is to check the numbers on the bottom of plastic bottles before I buy a product.
Whenever possible I buy the product in the bottles that I can recycle in my area.
Love Feliz Navidad sky blue and snow card.
my green tip, we use reusable grocery bags and recycle I make crafts with my kids.
liahec@yahoo.com
I like the honey dew christmas card, very sweet.
green tip: send our kid to school with reusable containers( for everything and include a cloth napkin).
Holiday swirls is my favorite. I like the design and that it features one big picture.
My green tip is to use your own totes at the grocery, and everywhere else you go. Skip the plastic bags, or bring them back to the store for recycling if you get home with some.
michelleharrod@hotmail.com
so hard to choose but I LOVE Spruce Christmas Lights!
My green tip that I'm trying really hard to remember to do is turn the water off instead of letting it run while we brush our teeth.
I like the Christmas Square card. I recycle cans.
donna4444442yahoo.com
Spruce Christmas Lights! Green tip: use cloth napkins instead of paper towels or napkins!
Thanks!
momspark {at} gmail {dot} com
Cranberry Holiday Wrap is beautiful.
Green tip. Recycle everything you have in your house all the way down to your old carpeting or flooring. Alot of people could use older coats you can't use, or clothes you or your kids outgrow. Goodwill or freecycle what you can.
Broken dishes? Make a mosiac!
I like the Christmas Lights one.
Green tip? Canvas bags, funny looking lightbulbs, and major recycling.
I really like the Holiday Snowman card!
HobartsMama@aol.com
I love the Joyful Noel card. That's the look we're going for this year!
I like to make my own cleaning products to stay green.
minnesotapeachy@aol.com
i like 2 Photo Christmas Tree. My favorite green tip is to use cloth diapers. saves a ton of $ and landfill space. your baby will have a cute bum that will "save the earth" :)
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I like the pine cranberry ribbon card!
I like the Cranberry Holiday Wrap cards. We purchased reusable bags that we use at the grocery store.
Thanks for the great giveaway!
ericbrooks75(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love the vintage Christmas Tree Dreams cards.
My favorite green remedies are to use reusable grocery bags and to beach and stains out of cloth diapers by putting them in the sun.
lovingmyfellas at gmail dot com
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