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Two of the best

There are some fabulous blogs out there on th'internet - and I've been lucky enough to be featured on two of my favourites recently.


Obviously I'm biased because they like my work, but aside, you really should add both of these to your reading list.


Found on Folksy is a well established blog run by Glassprimitif and Aleximo Croissant, although how they find the time I don't know.


They pick the best of everything from Folksy to showcase, and I was thrilled when I spotted my Pink Sunrise earrings on their latest post. And they're reduced!



Newer to the blogging ranks, but just as hard working is EvieGeorge, who when she's not making her absolutely gorgeous gift tags runs Folksy Weddings.


It's a one-stop guide for brides who want their special day to have that extra-beautiful handmade touch, and (hurray!) she has featured my Wonderland necklace. Thankyou!


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Abi said…
That wonderland necklace is super cute!!
Abi x
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