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Giveaway: A Madison Photo Book from Picaboo (Valued at $99.99!)

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I am thrilled to offer this next giveaway!

I have shared many times about my love for Picaboo products.  Their albums are high quality, beautiful, and fun to make.  Many of you have shared with me how happy you were with your photo books from Picabooas well.

Which is why I’m so excited to share that one lucky winner will receive a coupon for a FREE 20 page Madison photo book, retailed at $99.99!

The Madison is a truly special book for capturing precious memories. Heavyweight, archival quality lay-flat pages are ideal for highlighting panoramic shots, and the paper’s pearl finish sheen coating adds a luminous glow to your photos. The elegant custom cover features a photo of your choice under a protective laminate, and a full-grain glove leather wrap around the spine and back cover is available in five colors: black, brown, coffee, red and pink. The book’s dimensions are 8.5×11”. It comes with 20 pages, but can include a maximum of 90.

Creating photo books with Picaboo is easy and fun. Photo books can be fully customized by dragging-and-dropping photos and captions anywhere on your pages, and our software allows you creative control so you can make each special page look just the way you want it to.

Heads up: It’s not likely that the winner will be able to have this book in time for Christmas with ground shipping.  But any time is a fabulous time to create a book like this!

So if you want to win a Madison book from Picaboo valued at $99.99 (just pay shipping), you’ve come to the right place!

Here’s how to enter:

You have up to four possible methods of entry:

  • Leave a comment sharing what special memories you’d like to include in your Madison album.
  • Subscribe to this site in a reader or by e-mail and leave a comment letting me know you subscribed.  If you are already a subscriber, simply let me know in a comment.
  • “Like” Cha-Ching on a Shoestring on facebook and leave a comment on this post letting me know.  If you are already a fan, simply let me know in a comment. (I love comments on the facebook page as well, but those will not count toward the giveaway!)

Note: Be sure to scroll down to the bottom of this post to leave your comments.  (If you are reading this is an e-mail click here to do so.) By leaving a separate comment for each entry you will have a greater chance of winning!  E-mail responses will not be considered as an entry in the giveaway.

This giveaway ends at 10:00 a.m. EST on Friday, December 10, 2010. I will randomly select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on this site.

Disclaimer: Picaboo has provided me with one coupon to give away.  As always, the rest is ALL me!

Comments

  6. Amy Twilley says

    I would make an album of my wedding photos from 17 years ago. Or make a memory album of my husband’s mother who just passed away this August. OR make an album of my four beautiful children. Do I have to decide now?

  9. Jacque says

    I would love this book to fill it with my eight months old “year of first”:-) I love picaboo and I love your site. This would be so great to have for memories.

  11. Anca says

    I would capture year 2010 with my kids, and give it to my husband for Christmas.
    Thanks for all you do.

  13. stephanie says

    I love what you do! I am for sure a fan on Facebook. You have helped my husband and I start off our marriage saving hundreds at CVS!

  15. Nancy says

    would love to use this book as a gift for my parents -pictures of the 50th anniversary party we gave them!! they would love it!

  16. Pam says

    I would like to make a book about a story my grandfather told me of when he was a little boy. He learned a great leason about being obediant and listening to his parents. I would use pictures of him as a child and pictures of his Father and Mother, as well as other priceless photos that went alond with his story. I think it would be a priceless airloom.