Artists & Crafters Supply Community: Giveaways!

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Giveaways!

Our giveaways for the month of November and December are 4 beads and one quilt panel with each $10 purchase! Purchase $20 worth and get 8 beads and two quilt panels!

We will chose the beads and you can choose the quilt panels. Visit my shop Renewed Resources and click the section called Quilt Panels SALE to see the panels. Two sample panels below.

If you visit my other shop, Grandma Betty's, come back here and post a comment telling me what we give to anyone purchasing a gift certificate we will also include a sample item from my Grandma Betty's shop!

Visit my website, Lee's Candles, come back here and leave a comment telling me the title at the top of the page and we will give you another sample from Grandma Betty's shop.

Have fun shopping and hoping every seller on Etsy has a very prosperous holiday selling season!

1 comment:

The Stewart Stuff said...: I hope this brings you lots of sales!
-10oneworld; November 15, 2008 at 10:01 AM

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