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2016: The Final Haul

Christmas was a time of giving - and this was no exception. There were quite a few craft hauls going - the festive season is the best time to indulge in buying craft things for yourself or for getting other people to buy them for you. Here is the last haul of 2016:

*Links will be mostly from UK sites. If an international site is only available this will be mentioned instead
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Seven Hills Crafts | www.sevenhillscrafts.co.uk















Dies to Die for | www.diestodiefor.com




Papermaze | www.papermaze.co.uk





Simon Says Stamp | www.simonsaysstamp.com








January as everyone knows is a new month and new year of craft goodness, with more launches then you can shake a stick at, as well as CHA with even more exclusives and new craft products! My January haul will be up towards the end of this month which is only a few days away as well as a possible Monthly Favourites - so please do stay tuned for those posts!

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