Wednesday, October 27, 2010

The Happy Kid Company, Fortamajig Giveaway Has Ended

My kids absolutely love tents, but as you can imagine that means blankets thrown all over the place and a huge mess, not to mention how do I get it to stay up where they want it. Well the perfect solution is here and that's the Fortamajig from from The Happy Kid Company. This ingenious product is made of a single layer of 8X8 material that can be designed into whatever imaginative creation your child would like. With the stretchy tabs you can hook the sides to anything, creating great forts, tents and more. It easily stores into the bag it comes to and takes up hardly any storage and makes clean up easy. The Orignial Fortamajig is what we received and comes in three different colors and a reversible color combination in three choices. Also available is the Fortamajig Connectables that look great also. Check out the website to see different creative ways you can use the Fortamajig, as well as the video.
Win! One reader will win the Original, Single Layer Fortamajig in their choice or purple, lime, or blue. To enter visit the site and tell me what intrigues you about this product.

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Please leave extra entry in a separate comment or it will not count. Email must be available for contact, either in profile or comment. Giveaway open to those in the USA. This giveaway will end 11/09/2010 at midnight CT. The winner will have 48 hours to respond or I have the right to pick a new winner. Good luck! (I was not compensated other than free product for this post. All opinions are my own and my vary from others. For more information please read my Terms of Use.)
Posted by Andrea @ Momma in Flip Flops2 at 11:22 AM
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  1. I like that the tent looks like a kite.
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  5. I love that there are connectables. It looks like you can build any shape you want!

    I am totally planning to buy DS a fort for the holidays. He loves to hide, and I'd like him to stay out from behind my fridge!

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  8. I love that my boy will be able to construct something entirely on his own *and* be able to use it! I love letting their imaginations run free, and this will so enable that!
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  11. it intrigues me that it can go up anywhere....I would love to see where my nephews come up to put this up!!

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  12. I love that it's easy clean up!

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  16. I'm intrigued by this because you can create a custom play space ~ just with this one piece!

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  20. what intrigues me most is that it is washable

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  22. I love that this is so versatile and can be used anywhere, but still allows children to use their imagination when putting it up!

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  27. I like how small it gets for storing

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  29. I'm really blown away by the versatility of this product. It really encourages creative play. Love it!

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  30. I love that you can connect it to anything without having to use clips, tape, creative knots, etc. :) What a great product!

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  36. I was a big fort maker as a child, but I mostly made indoor forts. I love the idea of taking this outside under the trees, in the snow, or in the sand!

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  37. I love that it is portable! You can go from outdoors to indoors with no problem!
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  40. I like that it's so easy to customize. My husband and little boy like to play forts together under the dining room table.

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  42. I love the loops that make it possible to set it up anywhere.

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  43. I subscribe by email updates as well as Google Friend Connect.

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  45. I love that it is so portable and can be used in so many places and in so many ways!
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  48. my children are always making a big mess pulling blankets from everywhere to make little tents. This is a perfect no mess solution

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  53. What intrigues me is that this thing will last for years because the kids will come up with new ideas on what to do with it. topgun34er(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  54. My grandson would love this. His daddy loved to build forts inside and outside with blankets. I like that it is washable.

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  57. I like how versatile it is

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  64. I like how super easy it looks to store it.Thanks for the chance.
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  66. love the creativity. My husband and little one have to stay at my sisters when I have my cancer treatment and this would be just perfect since my 3 tr old loves tents (would make him feel secure while away from mommy)
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  67. Its very cool looking..

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  68. It is really cool how this can take on different shapes and is so versatile with the various loops! Plus it has a window.. my kids would love it! The best part is probably that it doesn't have a floor like a regular tent, so we could set it up outside and not get dirt all over it.
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  75. I like that there are no hard pieces to break or lose!
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  79. It's not a video game type toy - let's them use their imagination.

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  88. they use easy stretchy loops to attach and no hard pieces
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  95. This allows my child to build a fort, teepee, tunnel, canopy - just about anything - out of one single ingenious square of material.

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  100. It's seems like the portability of this would make it great take to the park, beach, or camping. Thanks!

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  104. Absolutely love that its "moldable" and can adapt to what a kid wants.

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  110. i like that its washable and portable!

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  112. love all the different ways it can be used - way better than blankets

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  113. Wow, this looks great...so much easier than the blanket/pillow method and much easier than trying to put up a REAL tent!
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  114. I LOVE that kids can build just about anything their creativity imagines out of one single ingenious square of material!

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  116. I like that kids can attach it to all sorts of things!

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  117. I like or am intrigued by the idea of what my kids couldn't do with it. I like that we can easily take it anywhere and the possibilities of use are endless, at least with my kids.

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  130. I'm amazed that it was created without any hard pieces that could break!
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  133. 2 things attract me to this product...it stores easily and it will keep my boys busy for hours!!
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  134. I love the portability of this product. Easy to take to different places.

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  135. this would be great for the dog park
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  138. I like that it's portable even in the snow and you can attach it to whatever you want. Great idea !!!!
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  140. I love the easy setup and take down.

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  143. I like that you can set it up indoors as a tunnel and outdoors as a canopy!

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  147. I like that the tabs are fabric and not some type of material that would get slung around and hurt the kids.

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  152. The Fortamajig sounds awesome!! My kids would TOTALLY love this! Way better than using blankets that always fall down to make a tent. Their website says: "Kids can make a custom play spaces by attaching the built in stretchy loops to chair backs, stair rails, doorknobs, tree branches... you name it!" Talk about easy and intriguing!! Too bad they didn't have this when I was a kid!

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  155. I love that it looks like I could put it up by myself, that is intriguing in and of itself haha,

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