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Now Online Sparks n’ Paint Designs

Pam on the left, Julie on the right.

Whether you are looking for a personalized gift, a stunning piece of art, or an engraved wood map of your favorite lake, Sparks n’ Paint Designs has something for you!

We create unique home decor,  engraved tumblers, water bottles, and more. We custom design products from coasters and drinkware to one of a kind paintings and wall décor. Our designs are original, unique, and tailored to your preferences.

One of our specialties is engraved wooden lake maps. These are perfect for lake lovers, cabin owners, or anyone who has a special lake they want to have created to hang on the wall. 

Sparks n’ Paint is more than just a business. It is a passion for creativity and quality. We take pride in our work and strive to exceed your expectations. Contact us today to find out how we can help you turn your ideas into reality. www.sparksnpaintdesign.com

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