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Hello,


I just wanted to recommend Steve from madeofsquares who has done me some bespoke art work as Christmas presents for my nieces and nephew.


They are their initials with their favourite animal next to them and I'm hoping they will be put on their bedroom walls.


He let me completely tailor the art work (and my picky colours!) and delivered the work in a great time frame. And not expensive either.


Just thought I would pass him on for anyone else looking for bespoke Christmas present items.


He is on: [email protected] and he has a shop on etsy too.


Thanks

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