Dots To Spots Printing have brought back #freefriday

Dots To Spots Printing have brought back #freefriday ! Just comment on the original post for a chance at a stunning 16"x24" print of one of your photos.

The only catch? If you win, you have to get it to them by Sunday evening.

Originally shared by Dots To Spots Printing

Free Print Friday
After receiving great feedback last year, free Fridays are back! 

Simply place a comment on this post by 5:00pm tomorrow (24/1/15) AEST.
The winner can choose any size up to 16x24 inches. The photo will be printed on 250gsm Satin Photo Paper
We will randomly choose a person for this free print tomorrow night (24/1/15) and deliver it to their address.

The winner of this event has till Sunday (25/1/15) 11:59pm AEST to send their photo to dots to spots and redeem this free print.

Please refer to our website for Countries we deliver too.
http://www.dotstospots.com.au

Have a great Friday everyone.
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