Holiday Fridate Part 4: Venice Grand Canal Mall

Holiday Fridate Part 4: Venice Grand Canal Mall - KKV

Hey, Glow Girls!

I am exhausted. It’s Monday as I write this. I just shipped the huge order from the atelier yesterday. I’ll show you what I made for this client either in Issue 04 or on a separate post.

Today, I really need to finish my Holiday Fridate series! This is a really long one. Probably will take 2 more posts. We’ll see.

So the next stop was KKV. I specifically wanted to go to this mall because it has both Flying Tiger and KKV.

The KKV branch here is big!

I finally got those two cherry mugs that I’ve been wanting to buy since my last KKV outing.

I saw this really cute cherry scrunchie, but I hardly tie my hair. I just don’t like the headache associated with it after. I try to be very gentle with my hair. Plus I think it’s because of the length that’s why I cannot tie it for long.

They have many cute scrunchies in this branch. I wish I could buy them especially this one with the crocheted cherries!

And then there’s thing. It says stamp set, but I have no idea what kinds of stamps are inside! I was curious, but didn’t want to spend money on a blind stamp box. 😆

They also have a lot of these long sticker strips. I liked some of them, but I’m on a sticker ban. I need to use what’s in my stash first.

Here are a few things I got.

I found some cherry accessories!

I think I’m going to get this ring next time.

Now that I’m looking at the photos, I think I want to explore more of KKV’s accessories. I got the cherry earrings below and they’re really nice. They have some weight on them and so far I’m not seeing any tarnishing.

And that was my KKV trip. Stay tuned for more from Venice Mall!

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With elegance and quiet fire,
Lady E

Founder, Glow by Lady E
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