Wednesday, January 7, 2009

TAKE NOTE!




New Year - New Month, another chance to get organized out there in knitting land.

Knit Witty Knitter's Organizer helps you do that with a stylish notebook to help you out, no matter what craft. It's 6"x9", perfectly portable for your purse or tote, with room for business cards, pockets, notepad, needle tracker and more...and how about the colors!!! AppleGreen, RoyalBlue, Black and Fuschia are your fashionista colors of choice.

VISIT the website and get the full effect!

Happy Organizing!

Marg (getting organized in 09!)
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