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Sienna Pacific June Giveaway Winner!

The winner for our June Giveaway is Hannah Hicks from http://www.PLDMstore.com

Congratulations Hannah, you’ve won 200 Woven Labels worth $ 175. To claim your prize please contact us.

Thanks to everyone for participating! Don’t forget that we’re running monthly giveaways, keep checking!

To know more about our monthly giveaways visit http://www.facebook.com/siennapacific

 

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