HEAR YE, HEAR YE!!! HANDMADE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FOR SALE!!!

HEAR YE, HEAR YE!!! HANDMADE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FOR SALE!!!


(Insert shameless plug for my knitting business here) ( you can even have a look at the logo here)




Hi everyone, 

this is just a quick post to show off (and shamelessly plug) the fact that my knitting business has currently got a couple of handmade Christmas decorations, each one made by yours truly.


First up, we have a lovely silvery-grey snowflake, 4 inches by 4 inches. It's hand crocheted and also has a loop on the top to make it easy to hook onto maybe a Christmas tree or even to use in place of a gift tag on presents. 










The second item is a dark green (with specks of brown) hand crocheted Christmas tree, 4 inches tall and 3 inches wide. Again it has a loop at the top so could also be used for decorations or in place of a gift tag. 





Both of these items are £2 each with free postage in the UK but an extra £2 for postage anywhere outside of the UK.

If you are interested in getting some of these items then just email my knitting business at: knitandstitchaccessoeries@gmail.com or message me through the Facebook page here or the Instagram account here.

Anyway, that's about it from me, be sure to check out the knitting business and maybe show your support for it by following, sharing and maybe even buying something. But more importantly,

Be happy, be healthy, from Abbie xx

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