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Etsy Tuesday - 11/23/2010

Welcome to Etsy Tuesday! The link party where you get to draw attention to your Etsy store. Each week a shop is randomly selected to be the feature shop of the following week's Etsy Tuesday. Link-up for this wonderful advertising opportunity!


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My shop name is Pixel Berry Pie Designs, where the focus is on digital items & graphics.  The 2 main products I offer are:


* {Etsy Banner Sets} Every shop owner on Etsy needs one!  My sets include a shop banner, matching avatars, plus 3 bonus graphics (Thank You, Customer Order, Reserved Listing). Other matching items are available, like business cards, etc.


* {Digital Collage Sheets} These are printable papers (digital files), that are created in 1 inch Squares, Circle Bottlecaps, and Scrabble tile sizes.  I have a variety of designs... my collage sheets are perfect for scrapbooking, card-making, jewelry, pendants, or any other crafts!

Please feel free to visit me at any of the following links:
Etsy Shop: http://pixelberrypiedesigns.etsy.com/
Facebook: http://facebook.com/PixelBerryPieDesigns
Blog: http://pixelberrypiedesigns.blogspot.com/

Items listed at Pixel Berry's Etys shop:













Etsy Tuesday Rules:

1. Link up your Etsy shop, and choose a picture of your favorite item to share.
2. Visit the shop before and after you on the list, and send them a convo about an item you like in their shop.
3. Visit as many shops as you want, and give them a heart if you wish!

A shop will be selected to be next week's Feature Shop by using Random.org.
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  1. Pixel Berry Pie DesignsNovember 23, 2010 at 8:46 AM

    Thanks so much for featuring my shop, Kimberlee! What fun this is! I really appreciate.

    Have a great day, and a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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