Dots To Spots Printing are back!


Dots To Spots Printing are back!

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Free Print Friday
1. Comment on this post by 5:00pm (21/11/15) AEST.
2. Random person will be chosen for this free print.
3.The winner of this event has till (22/11/15) 11:59pm AEST to send their photo to dots to spots and redeem their free print.
4. The winner will receive a 16x24 inch print on 250gsm Satin Photo Paper delivered to their address.

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