I love the idea of having a Mammy for every occasion. That is why I’m so excited about this brand new Box of Mammies. It’s a collection of twenty different Mammy cards including birthday cards, thank you cards, thinking of you cards and much more, all snuggled up in a luxury, magnetic box to keep them in. It’s all about spreading the love, and no better woman that a Mammy to do that!
If you’re waiting for a hair appointment and, like me, if you had a go at own your hair over lockdown, then this is the card for you!
I watched an online video late one night about one month ago and as a result, ended up with my little curved nail scissors in pretty poor lighting, cutting my hair. It was more than the fringe this time, I went for it! The sides, the layers, the fringe … I had such a feeling of dread when I woke up the next morning but it wasn’t so bad. Let’s just say I blended in with everyone else who’d had a go at cutting their own hair too!
This Irish made greeting card is part of the Mammy Collection which also features a large range of Irish birthday cards, sympathy cards and thank you cards as well as Irish language cards.
Wishing you a great haircut – you won’t know yourself!
I’ve just added a new selection of greeting cards to the Mammy Collection. This is a mini collection of greeting cards that you can have on standby to send to someone you care about. The collection includes a birthday card, a thank you card as well as a card for the galavanter in your life and someone who has notions! I hope you like them.
I’ve just completed a brand new mini range of greeting cards for Easter. I think hugs are the thing we miss the most these days and this card is perfect to send to someone you’d love to hug this Easter. This is part of the Mammy Collection – I love these cards as they’re almost comforting, especially at the moment.
Wishing you a very happy Easter and here’s to the day that we can all start hugging again.
I’ve just added a little texture to my latest Mammy cards. This one has a funny story behind it. I sent a preprint copy to my daughter, Dara, saying “what do you think? I used part of your jumper for this”. The reply I got was “OMG! WHAT JUMPER?!!” I thought it was too small but still, there’s only a small part of it missing …
