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Happy Birthday Printable


Over at the eighteen25 blog, they're celebrating a birthday.  I swear, it's the *cutest* blog ever.  As a thank you, they're offering this totally adorable printable birthday graphic to everyone!!  How amazing it that?  Thank you eighteen25!!

There isn't any age group that I can't see this being appropriate for, really.  They also have a download for "boy" colors as well.  

While you're checking out this adorable freebie, they have several giveaways going on as well.  Have fun!!
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jodie@eighteen25 said…
you're so sweet!

glad you liked the subway art and thanks so much for sharing the link with your readers!

jodie
www.eighteen25.blogspot.com
3/23/2011 11:06 AM
Sarah said…
This is adorable! Thank you for sharing the link!
3/25/2011 6:40 PM
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