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Then, just when I was thinking I really ought to be getting on with my Yuletide shopping, I went to a moot where someone was selling cards by Hedingham Fair, a small publishing firm that produces art cards aimed at English folklore enthusiasts.
Problem solved. I bought a lovely selection of cards suitable for pagans and felt good that my money was going to a small family UK-based firm rather than a big greeting card company.
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If you haven't bought your Yule cards yet and want to buy something with lovely artwork that doesn't say "Happy Christmas" inside, I recommend having a look at the Hedingham Fair website, at http://www.hedinghamfair.co.uk/
The online shop also sells gifts including diaries, calendars, T-shirts, jewellery, chalices and mugs.
Previous related posts:
http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2010/11/choosing-pagan-yule-cards.html
http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2008/12/finding-right-cards-for-yule.html
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