Frippery - Online Jewelry Store

January 2010

Frippery is a new name in the jewelry industry. By mixing rough cut natural elements with glamourous settings and details, Frippery jewelry is unique. We were proud to work with Alison Pickart, founder and designer of Frippery, to create a website that matches the line's elegance and style.

The Frippery website highlights all facets of the company, focusing on the products, but extending to cover recent press, thoughts from Alison, and ways to connect on Facebook and email.

From a technical perspective FripperyCollection.com was developed and is hosted on our CMS platform Loopsites and integrates with Google Checkout to offer a slick, simple E-Commerce store.

We hope you enjoy the Frippery website and shopping experience. Be sure to let us know your thoughts!

Visit them at: http://FripperyCollection.com

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Our Blog

Announcing...the new Ecova Mali website!

Jul 7 2010

ECOVA MALI is a New England-based non-profit that provides hands-on agricultural and small business training and support to Malian farmers. The organization was founded in 2007 by husband and wife team Gregory Flatt and Cynthia Hellmann, both former Peace Corps Volunteers who served in Mali. In 2009, they began exciting work on a new training facility that will serve as the center of their operations. Since the organization was flourishing, Greg and Cynthia felt Ecova ... read more

Announcing... Green Mountain Farm Direct!

Apr 11 2010

Jumpstart Logic worked with Katherine Sims and Joanna Dillon of Green Mountain Farm-to-School in Vermont to launch a website for Farm Direct - a new program offered by their organization. Farm Direct links local farms with institutional buyers, such as schools and senior centers. This creates a new (or easier-to-access) market for local farms and provides a healthy, feel-good purchase option for institutions. Buying local supports many key needs, as noted on the homepage of ... read more