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Win a Super-cute App Icon Pillow!
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21 Oct 2009The Tuts+ Network has teamed up with MySuiteStuff to hold a network-wide pillowriffic giveaway! One random commenter will be chosen to win a very cute app icon pillow. To increase your chances of winning some loot, make sure to visit each Tuts+ site and take part in each giveaway. Across the network, we’re giving away pillows for all the creative apps you know and love, including After Effects, Illustrator, Flash and Flex. To enter, all you’ve gotta do is comment! Too easy.
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For the chance to win an App Icon pillow of your choice (pictured above) all you need to do is comment. Make sure to include your correct email address with your comment so that we can contact you. This giveaway is open worldwide, but make sure to get your comment in before midnight this Friday, Pacific Eastern Standard Time.
To increase your chances of winning, make sure to enter again once on each Tuts+ site. There are a total of 8 pillows to be won!
If one pillow isn’t enough, you can order the whole set from MySuiteStuff.
Please note: Envato staff and people who have written more than two tutorials/articles for a Tuts+ site are not eligible to enter.
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1 Response to Win a Super-cute App Icon Pillow!
digginmama
February 11th, 2010 at 10:02 am
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