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Not Mass Produced

I'm so thrilled - my work has been accepted by the website Not Mass Produced.


The apply quite a rigorous selection process, so I'm really chuffed they decided that my work was good enough. They've also been featured in some fantastic places, including:


Cooking and cocktails blog Domestic Sluttery.


The Times Online's alternative Valnetine's Day gift guide.


The Telegraph.


and


The Independent.


You can view my items at Not Mass Produced here.

Comments

Heather Leavers said…
oh well done! I haven't come across them before, I shall have to go and have a look.
Sophie said…
Well done, that's brilliant. I'd heard of that website before, but never checked it out - just have and I've sent my details. Will see what comes of it! x
I've just come back on here after ages away, and wanted to catch up with some of my favorite blogs and i'm so pleased to see the news about 'not mass produced'

A big well done!!

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