Uncommon Goods + A Giveaway

THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.

Congratulations to Morgan Reid!

When we discovered Uncommon Goods on Alison's blog , we quickly found our selves browsing the site for hours! Literally, I have never seen so much cool stuff in one place. As I continue to decorate our condo, I'm always looking for fun stuff to add some character to our space. So far, I've ordered these wine glass holders (perfect for our patio which is currently lacking tables, but does have planters) and these graphic pillow cases, which clearly appealed to me. My two favorite things in life: Wine + sleeping.

Luckily, Uncommon Goods liked us back and was willing to host a giveaway to our fabulous readers - A $50 gift card to their site! We thought it would serve as the perfect little thank you from us and the perfect place to shop Graduation, Father's Day and summer birthday presents for you! See below for the rules to enter and good luck! xx

Click here for more gift ideas for Dad and here for gifts under $50!

Rules:
"Like" Uncommon Goods on Facebook
"Like" The Fashionably Broke on Facebook
Let us know what your favorite thing about The Fashionably Broke is in the comments below
(this will be your entry for all three)

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Terms + Conditions: Leave a comment letting us know that you have entered + an extra comment for each extra entry! The giveaway ends Thursday, June 6th, at 11:59 p.m.. The winner will be chosen at random and announced on Friday, June 7th.

A little more about Uncommon Goods: UncommonGoods is an online and catalog retailer that combines the treasures of a specialty boutique, the great finds of a craft show, and discoveries from a faraway bazaar. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, UncommonGoods is an independently-owned company that endeavors to feature unique designs and handcrafted gifts created in harmony with the environment and without harm to animals or people. We also support local artists and designers; in fact, half of the products we carry are made right here in the USA.