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Shop re-opening!

Hi Friends!

We're back from our amazing family trip to Disney and the shop is now officially open! We had an incredible time enjoying our vacation, but I have to admit that I am so happy to be back here creating and making.




I'm feeling re-charged and re-inspired to work as hard as ever with my shop. So in honor of it's mini re-opening today, we're having a quick sale! Go ahead and treat yourself to something sweet and enjoy 15% off all items currently listed. Just use code SHOPLOVE15 at checkout. PLUS all tote bags have been marked down to $15 plus shipping. Don't miss out on this great handmade deal. Just click on the 'Shop' link on the home page and you'll have everything right at your finger tips.
Glad to be back! Keep your eyes peeled for a post-vacation breakdown very soon!

Alyssa/Amaia Papaya Shop

Comments

  1. essay bestJune 7, 2017 at 2:48 AM

    I love your handmade goodies. They are so unique and distinctive. I have given them as gifts to many relatives and they simply love them. I am looking forward to grab your sale items.

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  2. 1 click dissertation reviewJune 11, 2017 at 1:27 AM

    Hi Alyssa, your blog is too beautiful and I have visited the DIY section and found it so interesting. I will definitely try some of them.

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