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Buttercups are such a joy, their bright yellow little flowers always make me smile. Do you remember the game where you put it under your chin to see if you like butter? well - I love butter and I love these flowers!
This item will be posted to you by Mary.hw arts within 3 days of receiving payment.
| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £0.99 |
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This bookmark has been lovingly handmade using the cyanotype process to create an original and unique design. This particular bookmark features these delicate little buttercups, a delight to see popping up all over England when the sun makes its appearance.
I have used fine watercolour paper weighing 300gsm to ensure quality and sturdiness to ensure it stands the test of time. This bookmark is perfect for the avid reader, with an added deep blue tassel to help you find your place quickly whilst adding a complimentary colour to the bookmark. Other versions are available, just browse my Folksy page!
- bookmarks are 2 x 6 inches in size
- it is advised not to store this item in direct sunlight as colours may fade over time
- every endeavour has been made to capture the true colours of this piece, however it may vary depending on the screen you are viewing it on
- there may be some markings on the back of the bookmark left from the process of creating and developing the cyanotype
- sealed in protective packaging and sealed in an envelope, posted 2nd class via the royal mail.
Designed by Mary Whittingham in Clevedon
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