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  • April Theme: Dainty Vintage

    by Emily Dagg
    It might be a bit cliché, but I'm sticking with the florals for spring vibe with this month's theme. I was inspired primarily by certain cutter sh...

  • March Theme: Cat Lover

    by Emily Dagg
    A little while ago I bought a really cute cat-adjacent clay cutter, and ever since, I've wanted to make a cat themed edition of the subscription b...

  • February Theme: Outer Space

    by Emily Dagg
    February's theme is one I've been thinking about for a really long time, but I was never quite sure how to execute it without defaulting to design...

  • UPDATE: Subscriptions

    by Emily Dagg
    After offering The Subscription Box for over 2 years with loads of amazing products inside, it's time to make some changes. Ultimately, this is mai...

  • January Theme: All Stars

    by Emily Dagg
    2025 is starting will the return of some old favourites!

  • December Theme: Party Season

    by Emily Dagg
    I can't believe we're already at December! This year has gone so quickly!

  • November Theme: Masterpiece - Matisse

    by Emily Dagg
    This box is inspired by a very different artist to the previous 'Masterpiece' boxes so I'm really looking forward to the final pieces!

  • October Theme: Mystical Witch

    by Emily Dagg
      October is spooky season so the urge to make something explicitly Halloween themed is very strong. However, I wanted to keep the extra spooky th...

  • September Theme: Patchwork Quilt

    by Emily Dagg
    As August ends, it's time to start launching into the autumnal and Halloween design phase of the year. It's come around super quickly and I'm not ...

  • August Theme: Tropical Paradise

    by Emily Dagg
    The August edition of the subscription box is going to be bright and fun, perfect for accessorising your summer holiday outfits!

  • July Theme: Santorini Summer

    by Emily Dagg
    Put simply, the July box was created in homage to the holiday I would love to go on right now! I don't know about what it's like where you are, bu...

  • Book Review - The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

    by Emily Dagg
    The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid is a novel about the perceptions of 1950s Hollywood, and that maybe there is more to the glamour than you would first expect.
    Posted in Book Review, Em's Book Club