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Christmas Craft Fairs

On 31st October we attended the Artsmix Craft fair at Castle Howard, near York to kick off the Christmas craft fair season! It was quite a chilly day so we're grateful to all who came and perused the stall! Some of our Halloween specials included a gorgeous gothic style tiara (available on our website and Etsy) and a great mini trilby hat, complete with black netting (available on Folksy in our new head accessories shop)!

We will also be attending the Flare Christmas Craft Fair at York Cemetery on 28th November. There will be tea and cakes on offer too!



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