"Spring Fling" Close To My Heart Party

 




 

Good Afternoon,

Just wanted to let everyone know that I am a new Close To My Heart Consultant and I have a party set up here and if you click on join Spring Fling you can see all the products that are available for purchase.  The party closes on April 16th but I have until April 24th to meet my first commitment in sales.  If you are not comfortable ordering on line just contact me and I can get your order in.  The month of April there is "The Deal of the Day" where everyday there is a different grab bag offered if you purchase any one little item at regular price you get the option to purchase a grab bag of the day.  The grab bags range from $35.00 USD / $55.00 CAD to $150.00 USD / $160.00 CAD.  The deal of the day is only available for 24 hrs while supplies last.  The deal changes each day at 3:00 MDT so hop on over and read all about it.

Hope you enjoy browsing through all the wonderful products and yes maybe order a few!

Thanks for stopping by and until next time

Happy Scrapping!

Christine

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