Give Me Three #42

 I had no idea The Black Rabbit sold stationery until I came across these quirky animal badge cards over at Domestic Sluttery. I thought they were something a little different, and seem perfect for kids' birthdays (£2 for a card and a little pressie, that's not bad at all!). You'll find a few more designs over here.

Cut 'N' Stitch

 Rosie

Robbie

I'd like to introduce you to two new friends from down under. Rosie and Robbie are the latest addition to  innovative Sydney-based company TMOD's interactive gift and stationery range (some wonderful scratchie cards) The Rosie and Robbie totes are illustrated with sweet pictures of a boy and girl alongside a full set of clothing and can either be used as such or transformed  into dolls and dressed by simply cutting along the lines and stitching on your favourite garments (needle and thread provided). Rosie also comes in tea towel form and would make an original gift for children, craft lovers and those drawn to the charm of the yesteryear.

TMOD on Facebook

Seen here and here

Also available from

Colour My Monday #12

Snip, Snip, Snip
A confetti of colour from Furze Chan
PPcut, a new line of stationery

Smile for the Dicky Bird

How could I not love Dicky Bird's cards, discovered today thanks to Irene?
Another lovely face...

Nineteen Seventy Three

I know they're not new but I really do like these two limited edition screen-prints custom made for 1973 by Darling Clementine. They make me smile.
This Hove-based online shop sells an impressive range of cards, notebooks, wrapping paper and screenprints for young and old. I love, love, love the new Sannu Annaka cards and wrapping paper!

via: Jurianne Matter