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Monday, September 27, 2010

Finders Keepers

So I’m feeling a little bit humble, overwhelmed and just a teeny tiny bit famous.

Not really famous. Just very very chuffed at the lovely people at Finders Keepers.

If you don’t know Finders Keepers - you must get with the programme immediately! Their famous market is coming to town on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th of October. Everyone who’s anyone will be there…. And honestly, I feel a bit sick I’m so excited about it.

And as you will see on their website, they did a little interview with yours truly a little while ago. Very very very great.

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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

More Michi Love

Hands up who saw us on Michi Girl a couple of weeks ago?

I think quite a few of you did, because these super ace wooden circle necklaces have all but sold out completely!

Don’t panic - more arriving this week! Plenty for everyone!

Michi Girl

The inner circle

Wednesday, 1st September 2010

I don’t respond well to the term ‘inner circle’. You see when I was in primary school, instead of getting detention, my teacher would make me sit inside a hula hoop in the middle of the class room. Some days I’d spend hours in there. Not sure you’d get away with these days. But I turned out fine. Eeeek circle!

Michi xx

‘Love’ Circle Necklace $55 from mac pelican, 842 Glenferie Rd Hawthorn. Tel: 9818 8805

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Monday, June 7, 2010

Hoot Hoot!

More press everyone!

Did you see Mr Owl in yesterday’s M Magazine in The Age? How exciting, don’t you think!? I hadn’t even realised it was going to press, so you can imagine my joy and surprise seeing him in there looking out at me.

Thank you once again Ruth and M Magazine for featuring little old Mac Pelican. Honestly, being featured among the likes of stores like Moss and Safari Living (gasp!) is more than I could ever hope for. Very humbling indeed.