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Reviews
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Erin on May 25, 2023
5 out of 5 starsI have never loved a carrot more! I wasn’t expecting it to be so soft! A warning for cat owners, their claws could make short work of it but luckily my cat doesn’t care. This is such a great addition to my home, it’s easily 6ft long in total. 100% would buy again if I had room for two giant carrots 😅
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Edith on May 13, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThis pillow is hands down my new favorite inanimate object. It’s so plush (like, filled-at-capacity plush)! It’s also so stinking adorable! Carrots are my favorite vegetable and I’m a farmer so having this on my bed to cuddle with or use as a head and/or body pillow is just perfect. The pillow is very well made. A lot of care clearly went into making this. For size reference, the pillow in my photo is sitting on a full size bed. I can’t wait to fill my couch with the rest of the fruit/veggie lineup and I hope more fruit and veggie varieties are added in the future.
Amy responded on May 15, 2023
Make sure you visit my dot com! I'll be posting new items there from now on. If there's anything you want in a larger size, let me know! Happy to know a farmer is into my pillows!!!
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femmefatalenyc on Apr 19, 2023
5 out of 5 starsLove this super vibrant and hands are big and plush!
Amy responded on May 15, 2023
This is one of my favorites as well!
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Madeline on May 22, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThis is the coolest and best pillow I own. It's comfy cozy and there to squeeze when I need a hug, t's so freaking beautiful with all its color and hand felt design! I love it so so much and am extraordinarily grateful for such amazing heartfelt shops like this one! Thank you Amy Brown! ❤️🤎
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Sarah on Apr 25, 2023
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely obsessed with this dopamine-boosting carrot greeting me when I get home from work, just sprawled out chillin on the couch, bright orange and unbothered. Makes me a tear up a little. Perfection.
Amy responded on May 15, 2023
Dopamine-boosting?? Thank you so much! Gonna tell people I'm a healthcare professional now 🧐👩🏼⚕️
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goldenstateofthings on Apr 20, 2023
5 out of 5 starsSeller made sure my custom order is what I wanted and the quality/color is great!
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About jumbojibbles
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Who says pillows have to be square? My fruits and vegetables add texture and whimsy to an eclectic couch. -
I did say they're jumbo... -
I love this one, particularly, a whole lot. -
Sure, I'll put a face on it! -
6yo Walter sent me a drawing of his ideal strawberry. I love to collaborate.
Wait-- a stuffed what?
Shop members
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Amy Brown
Owner, Maker, Designer
Making giant vegetables and fuzzy things in San Jose! I taught myself to sew starting in 2006 and I learn more every year. I love plants, watercolor, small cakes, etymologies and giving people sour looks when they interrupt me reading.
Production partners
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American Bear Factory
Phoenix, AZ
Stuffington Bear Factory doesn't just make bears-- they make my lemons! After I couldn't keep up with demand for Large Lemons, they helped me take it up to the next level. I'm glad to get help and give my business to a US factory.
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Cancellations: accepted
Request a cancellation: within 1 hour of purchase
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Frequently asked questions
Can I wash my pillow?
To keep a handmade item looking its best, handwash first. Always let air-dry.
You can machine wash most of my stuffed creations-- but only in a front-load washer. The agitator in a top-loader is too aggressive for the hand-stitched details.
Some specialized photo props may not be washable, but that is something that will be discussed case-by-case.
Is everything handmade?
The first 400 or so carrots were made by me with some help from my erstwhile assistant Nancy (hey Nancy!). After that, to keep up I partnered with the American Bear Company in Phoenix, AZ. They allow small designers to get batches as small as 50 pieces made in their woman-owned factory. My carrots, lemons, lime and blueberries are now made and shipped from there.
If that bums you out that it didn't come directly from me, I get that. Deciding to have an outside manufacturer make some of my products was a hard decision, made after constant hand-sewing gave me repetitive stress injuries. Every item in my store will say whether or not someone has helped me make it-- that's my promise!
Wholesale availability
I am prepared to fill wholesale orders for my large and medium carrots, blueberries, lemons and limes. Shipping is to be paid for by the buyer. If you would like anything else, please ask!
Custom and personalized orders
Want something special? Just ask- I love to make things in different colors, sizes, with arms, faces, pockets. A small charge is added to the price for color changes.
Gift wrapping and packaging
Because my items are so so big, I can't wrap them in a giant box and then put them in a slightly larger box. I do wrap them all in tissue paper and will include a handwritten gift card. For small items such as headbands, hats or masks, I wrap them cutely with tissue paper and washi tape.
What's the weirdest thing someone has asked for?
I don't think I can say because of the NDA, so I'll go with a mushroom cloud hand puppet or an anthropomorphized uterine fibroid.
Did I see your big carrot on TV once?
Twice! My Giant Carrot Body Pillow was talked about on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (Parker Posey won it at a white elephant part at Questlove's house!!!) and also as a prop on the last season of VEEP.
Why don't you put faces on things?
I like my creations to each have their own personality- the one you give it. If you would like a face on yours, let's talk about the exact face you want.
When is Winds of Winter coming out?
Geez, I don't know! What is up with that, J.R.R. Martin?