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Showing posts with label jellybean row. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 4, 2009

Jellybean Row Giveaway: Worth $360




















I am so pleased to be offering this fabulous giveaway of not only one, but TWO special Jellybean Row prize packages!


Do you have a room that needs to be energized in an elegant way? Are you looking for a collector series that celebrates unique Victorian homes? How about something that can change with the seasons?

Check out Jellybean row, a collector series of 12 Victorian-style home images, which hang on the wall! Each piece in interchangeable, allowing you to mix and group them differently and add new pieces to your collection.

Jellybean Row designs are based on real Victorian heritage homes on some of the oldest streets in North America. They are printed on acid free paper using light fast inks, then laminated and plaque mounted, ready for easy hanging. I can tell you from experience that they are made with care and great quality!

They have also been reissued for the holiday season with added snow, lights and decorations and a subtle dusk light that brings out the warm glow of an old fashioned Christmas. These pieces alone would make a great addition to all of your traditional Christmas decorations.

Ever wonder what to do with an empty stairwell? Jellybean Row pieces can be mounted on a diagonal, simulating a steep city street.

Collectors can purchase Jellybean Row by browsing www.jellybeanrow.com. There are also videos on the site which demonstrate how the pieces work together.

Jellybean Row pieces are modeled after real homes in St. John's, Newfoundland, which has a 500-year seaport history and is host to some of the oldest in North America. However, most of the architectural details of Jellybean Row can be observed in heritage home in the northeast U.S., especially New England.

Giveaway: I have TWO prize packages to giveaway to 2 lucky winners! Each package contains six large Jellybean Row pieces, with a retail value of $360! You can win three of the best-selling pieces from the Original series, plus three matching from the Christmas series - everything you need for year-round home decor! Please post a comment telling me what room you would transform with Jellybean Row. Please be sure to leave your email address so I can contact you. Giveaway is open to U.S. and Canada residents. Ends 2/10/09.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Jellybean Row


Transform an entire room or change the character of a room in your home with Jellybean Row. Jellybean Row recently received the Best Booth Award at a large gift and craft fair.

Jellybean Row is a collector series of 12 Victorian-style house images, which hang on the wall. Each piece is interchangeable allowing you to mix and group them differently or add new pieces.

Jellybean Row designs are based on real Victorian heritage homes on some of the oldest streets in North America. They are printed on acid free paper using light fast inks, them laminated and plaque mounted, ready for easy hanging.

12 Jellybean Row house designs have been reissued for the holiday season. They've added snow, lights, decorations, and a subtle dusk light that brings out the warm glow of an old fashioned Christmas. This would make a great addition to all of your traditional Christmas decorations.

Collectors can purchase Jellybean Row by browsing www.jellybeanrow.com. There is also a one-minute video which demonstrates how the pieces work together.

Jellybean Row pieces are modeled after real houses in St. John's, Newfoundland, which has a 500-year seaport history and is host to some of the oldest streets in North America. However, many of the architectural details of Jellybean row can be observed in heritage homes in the northeast U.S., especially New England.

Transform a room in your home with some American history.