An Auchtermuchty family is the winner of our Christmas elf competition 2024 – after their cheeky little visitors trashed their kitchen.
Santa Claus himself chose Rebekah Smiles’ entry to win our £50 toy voucher.
Elves Evie, Elfis, Nash and Dash left flour and broken eggs all over the floor when they baked cupcakes as Rebekah’s children Aaliyah, 8, and Ruaridh, 7, slept.
Kitchen chaos in our winning entry by Rebekah Smiles’ family.
During December little elves get up to mischief overnight in children’s homes. Then they return to the North Pole with Santa on Christmas Eve.
Winner of our Christmas elf competition 2024 picked by Santa
While he was at his grotto at Peel Farm, Kirriemuir, we asked Santa to judge the scores of entries we received.
Santa Claus in his grotto at Peel Farm, near Kirriemuir. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DC Thomson.
Choosing a favourite was “incredibly challenging”, Santa said, with lots of effort being put in by his elves all over Tayside and Fife to cause maximum mayhem.
Rebekah said Aaliyah and Ruaridh were delighted by the disarray their elves left behind after baking between 150 and 200 cupcakes.
“They thought it was hilarious. They love the extravagant messy ones.”
Rebekah, Aaliyah and Ruaridh Smiles with elves Elfis and Evie. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
Santa’s other favourites in our Christmas elf competition 2024
Jingle’s antics are tattoo much in this entry by Sammy Gray, of Arbroath.
Elvis and friends threw a party in the Dundee home of Cathy Davidson.
Tumble dryer fluff was a sweet treat for Colin and Karen in Kimberley Thommeny’s Dundee home.
Elves in Marc Davidson’s house in Dundee kept the vacuum cleaner busy.
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