The kids got floral headbands, mini spiro-graph games and Turkish delight. I got the gorgeous scarf above which I can't wait to wear, a very pretty journal (she knows I love stationary) and Turkish chocolate.
Some of her pictures from her trip are below:
You can see more of her beautiful photography here on her blog full of pretty things, here on her blog full of smart and artistic things and on her instagram page.
I love Turkish scarves! The photos looks so fabulous, inshaAllah I get to visit one day!
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