Sad news came into my email inbox today at around 7pm. One of my favourite stamp companies is closing down. I was ready to spend an evening writing a very festive blog post. However, this now takes priority. Yesterday, I spoke about Sweet Stamp Shop briefly. It’s an amazing business that has been around for some years now. I have loved it since 2015, when I placed my very first order.
I am really excited about today’s post. It combines two things I adore: cardmaking and Harry Potter. I have used a few products from some of my favourite companies too, which just makes the whole thing even more fun. These cards are relatively easy to make. However, some of these products might be hard to source so you may have to get a little creative if you wanted to create your own. With the same products, I made a small variety of different cards. I really wanted to try and find a few different ways to do this, so the process was not repetitive. So, without further ado, for the fifteen day of Blogmas, let me present to you my Harry Potter Christmas Cards!
When I was a kid, my neighbours and I would dress up and go around the neighbourhood trick-or-treating. Halloween has never been really big in the UK but we always loved to celebrate it. For whatever reason, it seems to have died down now and I rarely see anyone celebrate it here. But it’s a great holiday that I remember loving when I was younger so I thought it was worth talking about. For those who don’t know, it’s coming up this Saturday so I thought I’d dedicate a quick post to it today – as next week’s post is probably way too late! Hopefully something will inspire you to celebrate Halloween in your own little way, whichever country you’re in! So here’s to Halloween, let’s make it a scary one (or perhaps one filled with lots of candy and cuteness). Continue reading “It’s almost Halloween!”
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