Contest Time!

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Happy Monday! In celebration of the GRAND OPENING of my Etsy shop and SPRING, I am hosting a GIVEAWAY!! Enter today through Friday April 6th. The prize - 2 bars of my Floral Bouquet soap - spring in a bar!!

1 entry - Follow Kansas Prairie Soap Facebook Page

1 entry - tag a friend in the comments of this post

1 entry - share this post on your Facebook Page

BONUS entry, visit and favorite Kansas Prairie Soap on Etsy.

That is 4 chances to win 
Everyone can be a winner by using coupon code: GRANDOPENING to save 10% this week through Friday 4/6/2018. 


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  1. UnknownApril 12, 2018 at 8:49 AM

    Our winner was Paige Fischer and I was able to deliver her soap to her yesterday! Enjoy Paige!!

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