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February Challenge Winner

Sorry it's taken us so long to get around to announcing February's winner - we just have a lot of stuff going on both in the business and personally that we're constantly playing catch up at the moment.  

We had 16 brilliant interpretations of our sketch last month - we're so glad you found it fun to play with!

 


Our winner this month is Happy Ginger Claire - we loved the subtle colour blending of the blocks behind the beautiful layered rose from The Greetery.
 

 

Contact the store on our email and we'll send you a voucher to spend in store Claire.

 

You've still got a few days left to play in our theme challenge this month - all you have to do is use a stamp, and die and stencil THAT DO NOT MATCH.....

 





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