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This idea for father's day is brilliant!

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Have come across this woman who can stuff any doodles that your kids draw, or adults I guess. Seems like a really simple idea but not seen anything like it before, they look a bit nutty which I quite like. http://www.lucymoose.com


I write a blog for Stylenest and they've set up a competition with her to win one as a father's day gift, thought it was a really nice idea worth sharing!


Edited to add the details of the comp if anyone wanted to enter it, I am although my 15 month old is a little lacking in the art department, might be mummy's impression of daddy...hmmm.

http://www.stylenest.co.uk/competitions/lucy-moose-competition/

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