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Celebrate With Free Shades of Gray Chevron Papers :)

Whoo-hoo!!  I'm celebrating a few milestones with y'all today...  I reached a milestone in followers on this blog and in my TpT store, so I made a paid item free, just for y'all.  :)  Visit to download these for free!


While you are at my TPT store, do a bit of fun Spring Cleaning - clean out your wish list!! I'm throwing a sale for 15% off everything at my TPT and TN stores on Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy! 


Thanks for the a-dor-a-ble button, Krista!

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  1. Lisa Mattes3/29/2013

    Jen, these are so gorgeous! I just downloaded and gave you some TpT love! Thanks so much for your generosity - can't wait to use them!

    Smiles - Lisa
    Growing Firsties

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    1. Hello Mrs Sykes3/29/2013

      Thanks so much for following my blog - I appreciate knowing that someone is "listening" to my rambles. :) Be sure to let me know what you make with the chevrons.

      ~Jen

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  2. Lori3/29/2013

    Thank you so much for these chevron papers!! So pretty & I can't wait to use them. :)
    Lori
    Conversations in Literacy

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    1. Hello Mrs Sykes3/29/2013

      Thank you so much for following my ramblings while I geek out about Literacy! :) Enjoy the chevrons!

      ~Jen

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