Crafty Cart looks Sweet!

It’s not every day you get to see a theme like this. This is a free theme specifically made to be used with the WordPress e-Commerce plugin. I can’t find what the license is, but if it’s GPL I’d love to see it done for a more general blogging purpose.

2 Responses to “Crafty Cart looks Sweet!”

  1. Bill

    Hey Hafiz cheers man! Glad you like it :D

    Any idea how I can make the license GPL? It’s free to use for anything you like as it says in the readme, I just don’t know how to include a GPL license ;)

  2. Dawn Hall

    I loved this theme straight off the bat, but I don’t have a shop, so I made some minor changes and I’m now using it on my recipes site, it looks fantastic and perfect for my foodie blog.

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