thank you.



some of the nice people who've directed readers 
to . o p a t . this week...

into mind
peppermint
all things paper
lustik
moois koester deel
bird textile
amenidades do design
the little things we do
lartichaut
cut, nela, cut
sociedad de diletantes

each week, i add blogs listed in this series to 
the page thank you. in the right column --->

you might like to have a look. 
some blogs you'll know, and some you may not.
i've discovered wonderful sites along the way.

i hope you have a lovely weekend!

Comments

Ann Martin said…
Thanks for including All Things Paper! Your blog is a treat for the eyes. I have a question for you, but your email envelope is taking me to Photobucket for some reason. Could you please email me? ann.b.martin at gmail.com Thanks so much!
August 29, 2012 at 10:56 AM
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