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Happy 2018!

Hi everyone and welcome back to the blog today! I have a special card on the blog to celebrate the New Year for the 1st January!


Thank you to everyone who has visited the blog, who has commented, liked, followed and showed love on Instagram or Facebook. In 2018 I aim to keep up to date with the blog, give it a bit of a revamp and also dedicate more time in building up my card portfolio as well as working hard towards building up the Etsy Shop slowly by surely, but also keeping everything consistent.

I hope that you all have great celebrations for the New Year and I hope that 2018 will be a great one for you in all capacities - whether this be personally, socially, professionally or creatively!

See you all in 2018!

Happy New Year!!!

Until next year! (UK, in 90 mins!), much love!
xoxo
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  1. Travels19 April 2021 at 16:39

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