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All About WASHI
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The term "washi" comes originally from two words- "wa" meaning Japanese and "shi" meaning paper. Traditionally therefore washi is Japanese rice paper tape. It usually has a slightly translucent quality and a low-tack adhesive. Washi tapes are so incredibly versatile. People use them in all kinds of craft projects and in journalling etc. I use them to seal my paper bag parcels as they are easily removed to open the package without leaving residue. They are also great for: *taping pictures or artwork to a wall *wrapping around a plain tealight to pretty it up *making little flags with cocktail...
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Spring Sale Bargains
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There are hundreds of bargains in our Spring Sale section. Gifts, craft supplies, stationery and handmade items galore.
Join our Facebook Group for Special OFFERS!
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Over on Facebook we have a friendly group and would love for you to join us! There is a link to this group at the bottom of the homepage in the side menu. There are regular special-priced items which customers can add to their basket for pennies. There are also free games to enter to win prizes, plus a monthly free raffle. Raffle tickets are sent out with each order and at the end of the month on the Facebook Group there is a prize draw. Here are some of the offers we have had recently in the group.
Monthly Free RAFFLE
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Each order placed on our website will receive a free raffle number, printed on to a colourful lomo card and sent with your parcel. Please keep these safe. At the end of each month there will be a draw on the Facebook Kawaii Squirrel Group (link at bottom of the home page).
Welcome to The Kawaii Squirrel
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