Is it almost Winter already??!! Yikes . . . Not to worry! In true TC fashion, my heart and mind are still several feet deep in the sand, trying to hold onto Summer (while guiltily accepting pumpkin pie season) and this time with the sweetest of giveaways.
I've teamed up with Amber of SweetAmbs to bring you an extra special giveaway. Amber bakes and creates the most incredible cookies I've ever seen. As a long time fan of her creations, Amber's beautiful (and tasty!) treats are my "go-to" whenever I'm on the hunt for the perfect holiday gifts.
In the spirit of the holiday season we are offering you two chances to win a set of these SweetAmbs TC inspired cookies along with a Heart of the Sea Coral Necklace. How do you enter and get a piece of this goodness? Check out the rules below and good luck!
- Giveaway is open from Friday, November 29th, 2013 (Black Friday) until Friday, December 6th, 2013. Prizes will ship the following week.
- Follow both Tiffany Chou and SweetAmbs on social media:
- Take a stroll around the SweetAmbs cookie blog and leave a comment on my blog post telling us your favorite SA cookie design. (A few of my faves >> Eggs w/Bacon, Beach Cookie, and holy cow, Amber just became even more awesome, Toy Story Cookies!)
- You can also enter on SweetAmbs by leaving a comment on her giveaway blog post telling us what your favorite piece of TC jewelry is.
- Yes, that's right. There will be two winners!
- You can enter once on each of our blogs but you can only be chosen as a winner once. Sharing is caring, right?
Thank you for participating in our giveaway!!
xo,
Tiffany & Amber
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Comments
My favorite cookies are the stitched Christmas cookies in red! Hopefully we will make them tomorrow when I meet her! So excited!
I love her brush embroidery and filigree designs.
All of her cookies look amazing, but I love the beach ones. It was actually the first cookie of hers I had ever seen, followed by the father’s tool cookies. I was in awe at how much detail they had. Truly amazing!