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3ft Felt Christmas Decorations – Review & Giveaway

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Did you know it’s only 11 weeks until Christmas?! I know, I know – you’re all groaning because I’ve mentioned Christmas in October BUT the early bird catches the worm! We’ve been reviewing some gorgeous felt Christmas decorations and I just couldn’t wait to share them with you.

Felt Christmas Decorations small hand hanging baubles

Mushy Moments

Mushy Moments are a parent-owned company based in Sydney, Australia! They pride themselves on making quality products that will last.

Last year, Mushy Moments launched their Felt Christmas Decorations with a beautiful 3ft Christmas Tree. And this year, the range has expanded and they’ve added a 3ft Snowman to their collection too.

Felt Christmas Decorations Hanging Baubles on Felt Christmas Tree

Felt Christmas Decorations Snowman wearing a Top Hat

We were sent both products to try out. I had thought it would take a while to arrive with the company being on the other side of the world, but it was actually really quick!

Felt Christmas Decorations Putting the Star on top of the Christmas Tree

Felt Christmas Decorations

Felt Christmas Tree (£17.99)

We started with the Felt Christmas Tree as my 2 year old was drawn to the bright, sparkly colours! You can’t celebrate Christmas without a bit of sparkle!

Felt Christmas Decorations Sparkly Presents Under The Tree

The green felt tree was covered in small pieces of green Velcro so it was very easy to pop the pieces on. I was desperate to create a nice pattern with the lovely decorations, but my little one was determined to be the one in charge.

Felt Christmas Decorations Decorating the Tree

Felt Christmas Decorations 3 foot 3ft Christmas Tree

I think she did a pretty good job in the end!

Last Christmas, she really struggled to hang the baubles on our Christmas Tree because the strings kept twisting. I was also worried about her dropping them. This is the perfect solution! We have already agreed that this will be Charis’s tree when it comes to getting the Christmas things out for real.

Felt Christmas Decorations Child holding snowflake decoration

The felt wasn’t quite as thick and fluffy as I was expecting but I think that’s because it had the sparkly coating on it.

Felt Christmas Decorations small hand hanging baubles

Felt Snowman (£17.99)

The felt Snowman is so cute. He has red buttons, a black top hat, and, of course, a carrot for a nose.

Felt Christmas Decorations Felt Snowman Pieces with Velcro on

Felt Christmas Decorations Coal Eyes on Snowman

Being the Frozen-mad family that we are, we had Do You Wanna Build A Snowman? blaring out at full volume to really help us get into the wintry mood.

I wasn’t sure how my 3yo would find this one as the pieces need to be placed in specific places, unlike the Christmas tree. But actually, she did really well and was very pleased with herself once it was done.

Felt Christmas Decorations 3ft 3 foot snowman

She enjoyed working out where each piece needed to go, and it really does look fab once it’s completed. I think this will be a lovely Christmassy activity for the girls when the dark nights start drawing in.

Felt Christmas Decorations resealable bag

The decorations come in a resealable bag for safe keeping

Giveaway

And I’m really pleased to announce that Mushy Moments have said we can offer one of their felt Christmas decorations as a giveaway! We have a felt Snowman to offer as a prize to one of our Lucy At Home readers.

Felt Christmas Decorations Felt Snowman Face

Simply enter via the Rafflecopter widget below and you could have one of these gorgeous snowmen in your home, ready for the festive season! (terms and conditions below).

Competition ends: Tuesday 7th November 2017

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Terms and conditions

Felt Christmas Snowman Giveaway

No Purchase Necessary. Giveaway starts Tuesday 10th October 2017 at 00:01 BST and ends Tuesday 7th November 2017 at 23:59 GMT. UK entrants only. Entrants must be 18 years old or over. One winner will be selected at random using the random winner generator within Rafflecopter. The prize is one 3ft Felt Snowman set worth £17.99. The winner will be contacted by email and their name will be displayed on the giveaway page using the Rafflecopter widget. Where possible, I will also tweet the winner. The winner will have 48 hours to respond before a new winner is selected. No cash alternative. Please note that Mushy Moments are responsible for fulfilling this prize and Lucy At Home is not responsible for sponsors that do not fulfil their prizes. I have represented the sponsor with the expectation they will fulfil their prize and in a timely manner. I will only be passing your details onto the sponsor so that they can contact you regarding your prize. I will not share or sell information and will use any information only for the purpose of contacting the winner. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+ are in no way associated with this giveaway.  Please note that in order to qualify for the Twitter entries, a valid account that clearly identifies the holder as being a Twitter user is needed, and any entrants found to be using multiple accounts to enter will be ineligible.

Disclaimer: We were sent a Felt Christmas Tree and Snowman for the purposes of this review. All opinions are my own. For more info, check out my disclosure policy.

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  17. 17
    Fiona jk42
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    We decorate the tree while having mulled wine and listening to Dr Demento’s Greatest Christmas Novelty Songs. It has all our favourites including Grandma got run over by a Reindeer, All I want for Christmas is my 2 Front Teeth and a hilarious version of The 12 Days of Christmas by Alan Shearer where he gets the most awful gifts. Even though we know all the words it still has us giggling and really gets us in a festive mood.

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    Jo
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    I love putting up the decorations and helping the kids make their own too. Also putting the mince pie and cup of milk out ready for santa, even though he forgot to eat and drink it last year lol

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    Elanor Rice
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    Christmas Eve films, new pj’s and reading Twas the night before Christmas. Tradition since I was a kid and now passing it on to my own daughter who will be celebrating her 2nd Christmas this year 🙂

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    Gillian Brewster
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    We have a number of Christmas traditions.
    First the decorating of the tree is a full family affair and I also still go and decorate my parents tree with them.
    No presents until after breakfast whatever time it is!
    Always watch the Queen.

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    Anthea Holloway
    Reply

    We love making reindeer food – oats and glitter mixed together and sprinkled on the lawn on Christmas Eve so that Santa’s reindeer can see it and be enticed to visit our house!

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    Jessica Hayes
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    It’s so hard to pick just one because they’re all so special but maybe christmas eve – snuggling up with a christmas film and the tree lights on, making cookies for santa with the kids (and eating them after they’ve gone to bed haha), having a hot chocolate with our christmas bedtime story. I’m so excited!

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    Amy Duxbury
    Reply

    Going to the forest and picking out Christmas Tree! Haven’t been able to do that recently with a toddler running around, but next year it should be back on the agenda.

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    Linda Curtis
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    all our family go to Christmas eve mass , then come home have mulled wine or hot chocolate
    open our new pj’s then bed and wait for santa

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    Terri Dudey
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    We always make a decoration each every year so when they older and my tree is full they can see how beautiful it is all made by them growing up xx

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    Pauline Wilson
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    I love Christmas Eve, we have the fire on, the Christmas candles lit and we enjoy food and drinks while opening a couple of presents to get us ready for the big day

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    Oli Marshall
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    We live in the southern part of the country where it never snows. Having Christmas without the snow is unimaginable to my family, so EVERY winter (Christmas time) we travel an hour to the Dartmoor National park (the moors) to sledge (if the snow is thick enough), build Snowmen and enjoy winter fun. It’s really wonderful as a lot of people, like us, come to enjoy winter wonderland so it always end up to be one big snowballing party :).

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    Miss Tracy Hanson
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    Going to sound very silly, but hiding a Christmas present so it’s found in January when you’re doing the big tidy up after New Year. When I was younger “Santa” decided to hide 2 presents (in 2 different years) so I always got an extra one. One year I really wanted some stilts (plant pot type – showing my age now) and was a bit “upset” that I didn’t get any for Christmas as that was my main present wish (even though they were very cheap even then). Turns out my Mum had bought me some BUT had forgotten where she had put them. She had put them in the shed so I couldn’t find them. Obviously when she needed to go back into the shed, she found them. Ended up being an Easter present instead.

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    Dawn Samples
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    Going out to buy our Christmas Tree on the 12th of December and decorating it with a mulled wine, hot chocolate for the kids and mince pies x

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