It was my first time yesterday buying first day cover at the post office on the date of release. Little did I know that in Miri, we were to stick and handstamp the stamps ourselves in Miri. Should have separated the rows of stamps so the ink stamp will look nicer. Should have done my research before going on how to stick it. Anyways lesson learnt. Kinda lucky though, that I manage to get the last two (yeah, it was selling fast). Also glad that I met a new friend because I let her buy one of the sets. Actually I was buying the last three. And since I get to handstamp the stamps myself (the word 'stamp' here can be pretty confusing huh?) I tested it on my planner. So yay! I got a FDC stamp in my planner ^^ Love it!
Last updated 14th March 2014 I first did this research back in 2008. I was very surprised and excited to find scrapbooking and craft shops blooming in Malaysia. I'm still grateful that we Malaysians are able to have have access to buy these supplies today. I hope we will be able to get more and more brands into Malaysia. ^^ I don't mind sharing these info as I believe "Sharing is Caring" and I would love to see more Malaysian crafters coming out with lovely production to enhance our local crafting market. Also, I hope you all would pass on the information to other fellow beginners ^^ Anyways, this is a recent update I did of the shops I know/found. Don't think its complete though. Some are shops that I've personally found and visited while others are from research and some are recommended by friends or readers of my blog. And from my very own personal experience, some of my personal favourite shops (in no particular order) are as below: Scr
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