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May 15, 2024
A collection of colorful beaded bracelets with various charms and letter beads spelling different words, including "Swiftie love," displayed on a patterned surface.
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Invisible Cities shares the Swiftie love

15 May 2024
In celebration of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour coming to the Scottish capital, Invisible Cities is spreading kindness and messages of positivity through handmade friendship bracelets. The dedicated team of guides and volunteers have created the friendship bracelets – now synonymous with artist- which will be distributed in the city from June 5th. These will be...
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