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It's the "Gotta Move It Out" sale! I spent this morning rearranging the studio, taking inventory of all my piles. And I decided that the notecards had to go. I need to make room for some of the still life props (the pull toys are slowly forming ranks and taking over the studio!), so you, my friends, are getting a deal.

You can get a pack of 10 notecards and envelopes for $6! That's 1/2 off! The cards are approximately 5" x 4", with a blank interior. Choose from either the Jackpot (Black Lab) or the Silver Tabby design (and no, the copyright watermark is NOT on the cards!).

I will be happy to combine shipping on multiple packages - one (priority mail) envelope will ship for $4.95, a (priority mail) box for $9.95.

I will be happy to add these to a painting on order.

I will be happy to add these in with a book purchase.

Just say the word! Orders can come to ksantini@turtledovedesigns.com .

Ok, back to the cleaning and sorting!
Thanks as always for your time in looking at, and forwarding, my artwork.
Enjoy your weekend, and I'll see you Monday!
Kim


http://www.paintingadogaday.com/

PS Before I get inundated with requests, both Jackpot and Silver Tabby are already sold. :) But I CAN paint your dog or cat just for you - I'm booking December 2009 right now - email me - ksantini@turtledovedesigns.com .
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