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A: 24/12 Rito Yarn & Hobby

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1 December 2020 at 2:39PM edited 25 December 2020 at 3:39AM in Game over

https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

Whether we win or lose,

that we played at all was a winning decision.

2011 wins £12,292

2012 wins ...

Thank you to all who post on here!!!! :A

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Tigg Posts: 380 Forumite

1 December 2020 at 5:05PM

Only works in chrome for me. Not IE or Firefox

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Ms_Dee Posts: 8,042 Forumite

2 December 2020 at 7:16AM

Win delicious prizes and consolation prizes until Christmas Eve.

Prizes include:
£50 Gift card for Ritohobby.co..uk (worth £50)
Large box of creative craft supplies (worth £35.50)
10 balls of infinity hearts yarn in your choice of colour (£37.90)
10 balls of infinity hearts rose 8/4 cotton yarn in your choice of colour (£17.90)

Day 2 - https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

Thank you to everyone who posts competitions and good luck to everyone who enters.

Compers challenge 2024
Compers Challenge 2025

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DavidHolland3103 Posts: 5,727 Forumite

3 December 2020 at 12:36PM

Day 3 live: https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

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Soozybee Posts: 3,582 Forumite

4 December 2020 at 11:45AM

Day 4 live https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

Thanks to all posters
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Soozybee Posts: 3,582 Forumite

5 December 2020 at 1:22PM

Day 5 live https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

Thanks to all posters
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okane_ga_nai Posts: 8,219 Forumite

6 December 2020 at 11:15AM

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bex88 Posts: 658 Forumite

7 December 2020 at 2:29AM

Day 7: https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

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DavidHolland3103 Posts: 5,727 Forumite

8 December 2020 at 11:53AM

Day 8: https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

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DavidHolland3103 Posts: 5,727 Forumite

9 December 2020 at 12:13PM

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easter65 Posts: 5,319 Forumite

10 December 2020 at 10:25AM

Day 10

https://ritohobby.co.uk/content/193-christmas-calendar-2020

Best Competition Wins-Brand New Vauxhall Corsa & £3000
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