Monday Moods: Haul--- Buttons, Coffee Mug and Calendar from Alicia Souza.

Hello!

For today's Monday Moods I wanted to share a happy little haul I had in the beginning of the year from Alicia Souza's charming little web store. I love her art style. It's so quirky and cute and funny and just adorable. I found her work through Instagram and have always wanted to get something from her.

This time we got some Badges, a Mug and an essential item- a 2017 Calendar which is a basically a colouring book!

I love all of these things and I can't wait to get a bag from her collection.

Do check out her store for some seriously cute stuff!

Let's see what I got!

I am a sucker for a cute badge/ button. I have quite a collection and I am always looking to add to it.

And I love these cute and quirky badges.

Harry and an owl that is not Hedwig.

Audrey Hepburn is a style icon for millions and I am no different.

How cute is this?!

The universal truth...I Love Big Books & I Cannot Lie!

Now on to the calendar.

Lots of pages to colour in.

I was so happy to see that for some funny little reason February says Happy Birthday! It happens to be my birthday month and this was a happy coincidence.

Sloth!!!

OMG! A sloth!

I was so freaking happy to see him.

Now the mug...

Isn't she a beauty?
Something about this mug reminds me of old Yash Chopra movies and the heroine's saree fluttering in the wind.
:)

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