Alphabet Poster from Petite Lemon (review and giveaway)

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I came across the Petite Lemon site awhile ago and just fell in love with their personalized growth charts, big brother t-shirts, prints, posters, and stationery. 
image via Petite Lemon
They have allowed me to review this adorable alphabet poster print (a $25 value). It is printed on great quality paper and came in the cutest packaging (don't you love the yellow bow?). So pretty much you add a nice frame and you have decor for your toy room, baby room, bathroom, where ever!
image via Petite Lemon
I love all the little animals on there. The J for jelly fish, Q for quail, B for bee - they even made the Yak cute! I do love that they put a narwhal on there, too. My dad was on the USS Narwhal submarine so that little animal shares in my family history.
image via Petite Lemon

 The best thing about this print? You can win one right here! Here's the deal:
More about the posters you could win:
  • fits in an 8x10" frame
  • exclusively designed and packaged by Petite Lemon 
  • retail value is $25
  • printed on their premium heavyweight card stock
  • available only for this promotion — Petite Lemon's other alphabet posters are all personalized, 16x20" size
HOW TO ENTER:
Mandatory: be a follower of the S Club 4 blog! This must be done before any other entries are counted.

Other ways to enter (one comment per entry):
- Visit the Petite Lemon site and tell me what your favorite product is.
- Share this giveaway! Use your social media preference: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc.
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- Tell me where you'll hang this beautiful poster.

Giveaway ends Thursday, September 4, 2013 (that way if you have too much fun over Labor Day, you'll still have time!) at 11:59pm CST. Winner will be notified via email and will be announced on the blog. This contest is void where prohibited and you must be 18 or older to enter.

Are you a blogger interested in working with Petite Lemon on this promotion? Click here to check out the details.

Comments

Derek & Sarah Kaeb said…
Sarah Kaeb- I have no idea if I follow your blog if I'm not listed I don't know how to get listed but I would hang this poster in our nursery!
August 28, 2013 at 8:58 PM
ChickenLittle said…
So cute! We would hang it in our "classroom" here at home. My kids would love it!!
August 28, 2013 at 9:09 PM
Kara said…
Fun stuff at Petite Lemon.
If I had to choose on thing from their site, it would be the name poster. So cute.
I'd hang the ABC poster in my baby's room or save it for a very special baby gift for someone!
Thanks RS!
August 29, 2013 at 1:37 PM
Kara said…
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