QVC's Christmas in July is here — here's what to buy
You know what they say: The early bird catches the worm. And that's the case when it comes to QVC's 38th annual Christmas in July sale. The retailer currently has nearly 4,000 items for up to 50% off — including decor, gourmet food, and fashion and beauty items that make for great gifts.
To help you shop, I combed through everything currently on sale during QVC's Christmas in July sale to find the very best deals. Check them out below.
The best deals during QVC's Christmas in July sale
These sheets have a velvet-like feel to make them extra cozy, yet they remain breathable to prevent overheating in the middle of the night. The set comes with a flat sheet, a fitted sheet and four pillowcases and is available in sizes twin through California king. They come in 8 colors — including navy, sage and blush.
I am the proud owner of three Barefoot Dreams throw blankets and love how soft and plush they are. This one measures 45 inches by 60 inches and has a classic cable knit pattern. The blanket also has decorative tassels at each corner and comes in four different colors — taupe, spruce, oyster and crimson.
Tuck these away until November, then place them in your bathroom for a nice festive touch. For less than $20, you get two 22-ounce hand soaps in decorative bottles. The Holiday Spice scent has notes of clementine, cloves and simmering spices.
Deck your halls — or your doorways or bannisters — with this set of pre-lit garland. Each garland is 9 feet long and comes with pinecones and LED string lights already intertwined. The lights are battery operated and the garlands can be used indoors or outside as long as it is a covered area.
Make holiday entertaining a breeze with these ready-made beef Wellingtons. You get 8 Wellingtons with your purchase and each one features an 8-ounce filet mignon that is covered with portobello mushroom duxelles and wrapped in puff pastry. You can purchase this kit now and it will be available to ship in November. The food comes frozen and you just have to thaw it and bake it before serving.
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