 Amelia Furman is a mixed media artist and the creator of these handmade alphabet magnets. She is the kind soul that sent me two other items, seen in the photos below, to give away to you. If I am being honest, she said I could choose what I would keep and the others could be used for the giveaway and I know I should part with these magnets but I just can't do it. I am all upside down on these reviews now because shipping the prizes from Canada is costing me a fortune so just this time I am going to keep the special prize. I love, love, love these magnets and they are displayed on my fridge so nice and orderly right now. I hope the children do not notice them too soon because then they will be in disarray of misspelled words on my fridge, like I can handle anymore chaos. I kid, of course, kinda. The children can play with them, while I supervise. I know you want them, too, but these puppies are mine. That is not to say you can't order your own set, right here. Furthermore, they are way underpriced!
3 Comments
Lynn Nood
6/6/2014 03:47:39 am
I'd love a mixed media print-the kiddo is getting a new room and I'm at a loss of how to decorate in a whimsical yet sophisticated way and these prints fit both those descriptions! The sweaters are also lovely. Thanks for having a giveaway.
Kelly
6/6/2014 04:27:40 am
Good for you with the magnets!! We have had alphabet magnets up since our daughter was born, and now at almost 16 she still writes funny things with them. I don't want a lovely prize. It's just a great memory to share :-) This is a cute product, thanks for sharing! I appreciate your honesty in writing about your family, too. That honesty is what will help other families. My niece has aspbergers, I think that's harder as an adult than as a kid. It's tough being an aspy and finding a job in a bad economy when jobs are far too scarce. With all of these kids, they just need someone to give them a chance. My niece has a lot of offer, and I know your daughter does, too. Thank you for making people aware of autism, hopefully your efforts will help families with members on the autism spectrum as well as help people who know nothing about it have open minds. Leave a Reply. |
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