Cosy Sheep Mini Christmas Card
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Cosy Sheep Mini Christmas Card
A mini Christmas card with big woolly festive feels! This adorable card from our Christmas Bijou collection is the perfect way to spread festive cheer with a touch of warmth and cosiness. It features a beautiful illustration of a super cute sheep wearing a woolly winter hat and a colourful striped scarf, capturing the essence of the season in the most heartwarming way. With its cheerful and snuggly design, this card is bound to bring smiles to your friends, family, or anyone special during the Christmas season.
As part of our Christmas Bijou collection, this mini card reflects the perfect balance of small yet elegant, a mini card big in love and heart warming sentiment.
Whether you’re slipping this mini Christmas card into a Christmas stocking, tucking it into a gift, or sending it as a thoughtful note, it adds a personal touch to your Christmas greetings. Share the mini magic this Christmas and let this little sheep bring a big dose of woolly festive feels to everyone on your list!
Product code: BIJX11Giving Back
As a paper-based business creating artwork inspired by our planet's beautiful and diverse wildlife, we want to be apart of protecting and reviving it! Giving back is embedded into our business model through supporting the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, Eden Reforestation Projects and Rewilding Britain.
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We really hope you love your Louise Mulgrew products, however if you are not entirely happy, please contact us to arrange a return or exchange.
Simply email us at hello@louisemulgrew.com within 15 days of purchase, and state your name, order number and the email address that was used to place the order, and we'll be be touch as soon as possible.
