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Today's Deal is good for:
- $64 for a personalized photo blanket from Cozy My Photo! (A $129 value!)
- Coupon must be redeemed online at www.cozymyphoto.com.
- Coupon promotional value expires July 29, 2012.
When you buy this Deal of the Day, you can give your loved ones the most touching, heart-warming present ever: a custom-designed cotton throw from cozymyphoto.com.
Cozymyphoto.com’s cotton throws entwine treasured photos, borders, text and insignia to create a treasured lifelong keepsake, perfect for any occasion or as a simple gift.
The throws are always a great holiday gift option. The recipient can curl up and feel the warmth of a hug even when you’re not around. Consider giving the blankets for Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas, and other holidays that have a special meaning for you and the recipient. You can also use Cozymyphoto.com’s blankets as a baby gift, wedding present, memorial treasure or ultimate vacation memory. The possibilities are endless for creating a perfect gift!
The blanket design process is simple and offers myriad creative options for those tired of basic fleeces and plaid throws. First, upload a photo and choose either the simple method, which produces a blanket with just the image woven into the surface, or the customizable method, which allows users to personalize the image with borders, labels, and insignias. With the latter method, customers can unleash their inner designer with themed borders depicting hobbies such as golf or fishing; insignias celebrating friends or family in uniform; or graphics celebrating holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries. For example, upload an image of the family dog chasing its tail, add a dog-themed border with tennis balls and biscuits, and insert a wildly creative, custom caption such as “dog blanket.”
There’s a great “Inspiration Gallery” on the Cozymyphoto.com site that shows examples of different combinations you can make.
After the image and graphic is submitted, a Cozymyphoto.com designer will weave the image into a blanket using around 8 miles of cotton thread, which is roughly equivalent to three zillion Q-tips.
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You had until Sun, May 13 2012 11:59 PM to purchase this deal.
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