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Win $75 Gift Card to Dayspring

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This cutie is one of many items I bought with my Dayspring gift card!

Today we are giving away a $75 gift card to Dayspring, a Christen-themed card company that also makes home decor, jewelry, and children’s toys. Entry details below. Don’t forget to check out our on-going 2013 Holiday Bash Giveaways.

Here’s how to enter to win a $75 gift card to Dayspring.

I’m not a religious person, but I didn’t have a hard time finding gifts I like at Dayspring. I received several small plush toys that my daughter, who is almost two, is going to love when she opens them up on Christmas morning. She’s really into soft, squishy stuffed animals right now. The very special “U-NEEKS” from Dayspring are fun, a little silly, and colorful. Plus, they have goofy names like Dweeber and Splat. Each one is about the size of a large mango.

You can spend your $75 Dayspring gift card on anything you like, include greeting cards, jewelry, and much more!

How to win this $75 Dayspring gift card. You have 9 chances to win — feel free to do as many as you like!

1. Comment below on how much you spend on holiday cards.
2. Tweet this msg: Stop by @bargainbabe to win a $75 #giftcard from @dayspring #wingiveaways bit.ly/17wCVXo
3. Follow BargainBabe.com on Twitter
4. Share the giveaway on your Facebook page
5. Follow BargainBabe.com on Facebook
6. Follow Dayspring on Facebook
7. Join our freebie email list
8. Repin something from our Pinterest page
9. Follow BargainBabe.com on Pinterest

Leave a comment below for each entry. This giveaway ends Monday, Nov. 25, 2013 at 3 p.m. EST.

You can also enter to win each day on the nine other blogs participating in the Back to School Giveaway Bash!

Don’t forget to check out the other on-going 2013 Holiday Bash Giveaways.

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Comments

  1. DebK says

    I really don’t buy holiday cards any more. We are sent free ones by different organizations that my husband and I belong to. Every few years, we get the photo greeting cards when we have a good picture of the family taken. We spend maybe $20 or $30 bucks. Family members are quickly dying off and we have fewer cards to send each year. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  2. Amanda says

    I buy holiday cards on clearance after holidays. I’ve bought wonderful nice cards for under $3. I am stocked up on pre-bought holiday cards so I don’t need to buy them when the season comes up. I spend maybe $20-$30 on stamps to mail the holiday cards.

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  17. Sharon says

    i don’t’ spend much on cards. i stock up after Christmas when they all go on sale for 75 percent off, get a few different kinds, then i just switch up the designs every year.

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  23. Suz says

    I spend less each year on Christmas cards… used to send out tons, but far fewer these days. So far, it’s been $10 this year!

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  24. Bekah says

    I buy Christmas cards after the holiday, but I did buy some nice banana bark cards this year to support poor families from Haiti who make them and sell them through Food for the Poor.

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  34. jamie kelsey says

    I do not send them as much as I did in the past. I usually get them at the end of the season on holiday clearance for about $5.00

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  50. Renee C. says

    I don’t usually send holiday cards. I keep telling myself that I will do it “next year.” Maybe this will be my year. 🙂

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  56. lorena says

    Would a buy a couple of Xmas gifts(Jesus Is The Gift – Plate)
    & some xmas cards for relatives born in December & January

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  58. Connie says

    I generally get photo cards made up when they are super cheap and/or free so I don’t normally spend too much on cards for Christmas.

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  77. Neiddy says

    We usually never spend more than $20 on Christmas cards, we like to buy them on Clearance after Christmas and save them for the following year or we also take advantage of online promotions and discounts and save even more

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  85. Elizabeth says

    I don’t spend much on cards. I used to have a longer Christmas card list, but these days I have under 10 to send each year. I buy them on sale the year before or buy a cheap box early in December. I like the more expensive cards (I call them the “luxury” cards), but the cheaper ones are still beautiful and appropriate to send!

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  106. Jen Y says

    I don’t spend very much even though I do send out a lot. I live just a few miles from Dayspring’s headquarters & shop their company store for all of my gift paper supplies. I love thier products & would love to win the gift card to buy Christmas gifts.

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  107. Jen Y says

    I repinned the shamrock felt flowers from your ‘Things I want to Make board’. I’d never seen your Pinterest boards before – so many great ideas!

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  130. Gwen H. says

    I usually buy my holiday cards at after Christmas and close out sales. I try to spend less than $50. I love sending out cards!!!

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  131. karen medlin says

    We spend about 30.00 including postage each year, I stock up after christmas clearance and tuck them away for the next year, I find a few really expensive cards, the kind that have music when you open them ..Big savings.

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