DM Daniel Mackie cards
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Quirky range of blank cards by award winning illustrator Daniel Mackie.
Featuring animals and birds. Each card is blank for your own message, and contains a small paragraph on the reverse with Daniel's creative thinking behind the image. Delightful.
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