Giveaway: Post-it Brand prize package.

The great people of Post-it Brand mailed me this great ruby red Pop-up note dispenser to try out. I am completely over the moon about it. I do have to say it made me laugh, because I had been wishing for a diamond and God sent me this gorgeous Ruby Red diamond desk dispenser. I do love paper and pencils, so I was very grateful for the diamond dispenser. To make the gift even more special the Post-it Brand are sponsoring a holiday package that includes a chance to win Assorted Post-it products including: Post-it Super Sticky Notes, block Note Holder, Full Adhesive Roll, and post-it Pockets.

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Let me just tell you a little about what great gifts you can find with Post-it brand. This holiday season they are introducing the Post-it Ruby Pop-up Note dispenser along with Post-it Note Holder and Picture frame, Post-it Jax Pop-up Note Dispenser and Post-it Pop-up Note Karate Dispenser. These items will make a great gift for co-workers, teachers, and family. The prices start from $2.50 and up. To find out all the other items that Post-it has to offer and get great gift ideas go to their website Post-it Brand. This year make your holiday shopping a little less stressful and shop on-line. Post-it Brand can help you bring holiday cheer to your friends and loves ones.

Disclaimer: Giveaway is being sponsored by Post-it brand. There was no monetary compensation for this review. I did receive one post-it item for review. All thoughts and opinions are all my own.

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Unknown said…

I like the refrigerator magnet Post-its and the tiny tab Post-its. They are great book marks. I had so many of those in college. I use a Post-it every day to remind my 1st grader to turn in homework or right the teacher a note. I have a red heart shaped dispenser on my desk. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!

Friday, November 29, 2013 6:52:00 AM

msmissy02 said…

My favorite Post-It products are there flags. They help so I can mark pages I need! Thanks for the giveaway! DamianMom at yahoo dot com

Friday, November 29, 2013 7:50:00 PM

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