Hit Clips cartridge Giveaway on my other blog

Treesa here, I’m holding a giveaway for a Hit Clips song cartridge on my keychain collecting blog, Grab The Brass Keyring. And since Hit Clips cartridges look like miniature CD cases, complete with replica album cover artwork, I thought I should mention it here in case anyone might be interested. I’m fairly sure the scale of the cartridge would work well as a Barbie-sized CD case. And I’ve heard there’s been renewed interest in boy bands recently.

So far, the giveaway itself doesn’t seem to have stirred up much interest. So as of right now, your odds of winning are fairly high. You can check out the giveaway post here, though you’ll have to scroll down past my throwback review of the Hit Clips line to find the giveaway information with how to enter.

I hope that you all enjoy the upcoming holiday season, and good luck to anyone entering the giveaway.

Signed, Treesa

Halloween Giveaway On My Other Blog

Autumn greetings to all friends and visitors, from Treesa.

Back in the 1990s, Basic Fun Inc. had a lot of success manufacturing keychains that were miniature versions of board games and other classic toys. These keychains were very popular as collectibles in their own right, but they were also favorites with doll collectors, who used them in their doll dioramas as props.

In honor of Halloween, I'm holding a giveaway on my keychain collecting blog, Grab The Brass Keyring, where I will be giving away a Basic Fun Ouija board keychain. I'm mentioning the giveaway here just in case any of my doll collector readers would be interested in the keychain as a doll prop. The details for entering the giveaway are at grabthebrasskeyring.blogspot.com

Enjoy the fall season.

Signed, Treesa

Well This Is Awkward

Hello from Treesa. Today, I was supposed to announce the winner of my One Year Blogiversary Disney Giveaway. Unfortunately, no one entered. So it looks like Mini Anna and Ruby will be staying with me for the time being. On a brighter note, I'm now up to six followers. Considering how erratic my dolls' posting has been I think I'm lucky to have that many. I'll try to encourage my dolls to post more.
Signed, Treesa

One Year Blogiversary Disney Giveaway

Hello to all my friends and visitors. This is Treesa. Friday, May 20th, was my one year blogiversary. Unfortunately, I was having some computer issues and couldn't post this until now.

To celebrate my one year blogiversary, I'm hosting a little giveaway. First the rules.

Unfortunately, this giveaway is only open to residents of the United States. I was checking international shipping rates and they seem to be out of my price range.

To enter the giveaway, simply leave a comment on this post stating that you would like to enter the giveaway. Please include the name you'd like to be known by and an email address where I can contact you if you win. I've already changed the settings on my blog so that all comments will be sent to me for approval, so your information will only be seen by me.

You will have until June 5th (that's a Sunday) to enter the giveaway. On June 6th (that's a Monday) I will choose a winner at random. I will announce the winner on the blog, and I will also email the winner using the email address they have provided. The winner will have until June 13th (the following Monday) to email me back with a mailing address. If I have not been contacted by the winner by then, another winner will be chosen.

Because this blog does not have many followers yet, and because the readership is still small, your odds of winning are probably very high. Now, on to the prizes.

Because the majority of my followers seem to be Disney fans like me, I selected a Disney Frozen Mini Toddler Anna. This little darling is about 3 and 1/2 inches tall. She also has some limited posability.

Because I didn't like the idea of Anna traveling alone, she will be accompanied by a Ruby From Enchancia figure from Disney's Sofia The First. Ruby is about 3 inches tall and also appears to have some limited articulation. Her hairstyle reminded me of the American Girl Cecile doll. Ruby comes packaged with a small plate of cookies and a plastic charm.

Since a lot of fairytale kingdoms are associated with Europe, I'm also including a package of sixth scale Euro Bills for the girls to use as pocket money.

Well, I guess that's it. Good luck to all.

Signed, Treesa