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So, I sold my Typographic Blocks yesterday on Etsy. I plan to make more because truthfully, I really love them and plan to put some in the living room with all my other typographic things. They are just so interesting to me for some reason. But, what I really wanted to tell you about is the person who purchased them. I'm kinda nosey so I always have to go and see who bought my pieces. So, I went to her Etsy site, which led me to her blog, which led me to her web site. She calls herself "redbirthmark" as she was born with a birthmark on one of her hands. You just have to go and read about her and look at her fabulous art work!
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Carolyn said…
OMG Leslie I just LOVE those blocks!!! they are awesome!
2:24 PM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
I love these blocks, I almost bought them myself. Love ya, Renea
8:33 PM
Janet said…
The blocks are great!! And thanks so much for introducing us to the artist who bought them. She has an amazing site.
10:21 AM
Running With Scissors said…
Well I was bored...sorry...I was going to tag you and pocket full of prettys but thought you might want to get her yourself! I don't remember seeing this on your blog. They are fun if you have lots of free time!~smile~
Blessings,
Terisa
Now you have to go check it out!
12:45 AM
Sacred Yoli said…
Good Looking out! I will go check out her stats.

Happy 4th Chica!

Yoli
2:32 PM
RedBirthmark said…
Thank you for the compliments on my site. I just LOVE the blocks. They are sitting on my window frame. They fit in PERFECTLY. Thank you so much.
-Allyson
RedBirthmark Studio
5:44 PM
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