Pam’s Faves and Interview at Rosenberry Rooms

The Project Nursery gals have been busy! Check out Pam’s interview at Rosenberry Rooms, where she discusses how Project Nursery got started and some of her favorite things.

Pam's Faves at Rosenberry Rooms

Check out the full interview for product details.

Beth

Beth

Beth, Project Nursery’s Editor, lives in Upstate New York with her husband and their two sons and daughter. Beth is a work-from-home mom who loves writing, crafting and all things kid design.

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  1. Amber

    November 12, 2011

    Nice one, Pam! I really enjoyed reading your interview!

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