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HUGE CLOSEOUT SALE

well this is a fun announcement for me: i'll be closing the shop on saturday, in preparation for a huge re-launch in February.

i cannot wait to share my new designs with you! we're talking fancy new paper, a fancy new printer, and lots of work on the new designs. you guys, i'm so excited to reveal it all!

but in the meantime, i'll be selling all existing prints at a good discount, just in case you've had your eye on something. you'll want to snag it ASAP!

everything the shop is on sale right now at 30% off using that little coupon code up there and it will be until friday night at midnight. then it's closing. of course i'll announce the grand re-opening, so stay tuned for that in a few weeks! thank you for all your support, friends! now head over and shop...





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  1. So I LOOOVE your shop... and apparently your announcement caused Etsy to crash. Sob!

    I'll be checking it out once Etsy is back up! :)

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