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With quirky illustrations and colourful designs, Beau Est Mien‘s handpainted stationery is the perfect place to jot down your sweet nothings. Locally printed in WA and using recycled paper wherever possible, the studio’s new range of greeting cards, invitation sets, prints and calendars are lovingly designed to commemorate every happy occasion. And thanks to designer and artist Magali Dincher, we have a limited edition I Had A Dream I was Flying With You Over Paris art print to giveaway. To enter, pop over to the Beau Est Mien website and comment below telling us your favourite product! {Competition closes 5pm, Monday July 8th}.

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