After yesterday's wordy post, I figured I should be brief today. So without further ado, I give you "color scooped," the inaugural #opgivewarmth palette. Read up, and dig in.* :)
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*And while you're off getting started on your 12.5" blocks, I'll be putting the finishing touches on shipping logistics and an FAQ section for the #opgivewarmth page. Have something to add? Ask about it here so I can include it over there :)
Such fun colors! I'm going to have to do a few block designs. :)
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