Tax Day Sale! 50% Off Everything at Yasmintoo!

Thank you for filing and paying your taxes (or filing for an extension). Now, go to yasmintoo! and take 50% off everything in the shop!
Fat Quarter in Organic Cotton Sateen or Organic Cotton Jersey was 14., now 7.

Hand dyed scarves, recycled hand dyed tshirts and jackets, and hand block printed card sets, hand dyed quilt tops and fat quarters and digitally printed fat quarters.

Hand dyed, block printed cotton batiste, oversized scarf, stole with hand rolled hem; was 190. now 95.


You're a model citizen, you deserve a treat.

Adire dyed quilt top, recycled cotton, was 45. now 22.50

The shop address is http://yasmintoo.etsy.com. To buy on Etsy you need to sign up, just takes a few minutes. 

Paypal is the most used payment method, but you can also use credit cards, or mail a check or money order. 


Block printed card sets, were 32. now 16. Individual cards were 4. now 2.

The prices shown are the full price, so take 50% off of the price shown. I will issue refunds via Paypal. If you are paying by check or money order, make the amount for 50% off, remember to include shipping and handling, and if you live in California, our extremely high sales tax. 

Recycled hand dyed Eileen Fisher jacket, was 40. now 20. 

Remember this is a One Day Only Sale from 12pm to 11:59pm,Thursday, April 15th at Yasmintoo!

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