July 19, 2011

Weekly Happenings @ SEED


[Join Jeannine Stein and SEED for a fun DIY book binding workshop this Saturday!]

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[Our Patagonia Sale is still happening but won't be for much longer. Hurry in for amazing deals on Patagonia!]

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[31 Bits is on display through the end of July. Come by and see their new Haven line!]

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