HAPPY BIRTHDAY BABY

TGIF! I love Fridays!

It is New Release Day at PlainDigitalWrapper and Kimmi has lots of goodies in the store today, and you know what that means...a freebie will be at the end of the post. Follow along with me today as we listen to a great do-wop song from 1957, The Tune Weavers "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby" !

Kimberly Stewart is releasing a few charming kits for the Birthday Boy and the Birthday Girl packed with darling celebration embellishments and papers in gender colors., as well as co-ordinating Welcome Baby Embellishment Sets. They are ready to decorate your layouts, cards and or hybrid projects, and introdutcory prices at 30% off!

Birthday Girl Kit by Kimberly Stewart Designs

PDW GALLERY

Birthday Boy Kit by Kimberly Stewart

PDW GALLERY

Welcome Baby Girl by Kimberly Stewart Designs

PDW GALLERY

Welcome Baby Boy by Kimberly Stewart Designs

PDW GALLERY


PDW GALLERY

Also in the PlainDigitalWrapper Store today Kimmi has released

Paper Blossoms Sets 1 through 5

Each set of blossoms has 5 color coordinating blooms in png format.

They were all created, photographed and extracted by Kimmi

and will add a nice handmade touch to your layouts, hybrid projects and or cards.

Available as the Bundles Set, and also individually.


Paper Blossoms Bundle 1 by Kimberly Stewart Designs

I hope you check out these and all the other New Releases at PlainDigitalWrapper,

and as promised here is your freebie for today.

FREEBIE NO LONGER AVAILABLE

I hope you enjoy it!

See you again soon, if the Good Lord is willin'

and the creek don't rise :)

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