Hello!I hope you are doing well in your neck of the woods. I am here to bring you some happy news! I would like to introduce to you, Katrin @katrinsizu. You may recognize her lovely creative creations on social media. I always appreciate her thinking outside of the box and her eye for re-using packaging to create things. Here is a junk journal tutorial she created using the items from March`s box! The box is from Classiky that housed the dish: I made the middle part (spine) more sturdy by gluing down the `ears` and a tiny piece of cardstock. It is important to have a sturdy spine since we will be wrapping the yarn later. I found the two...
Hello everyone!
We are heading to fall in Australia this month, so I decided to share with you a DIY window envelope I made for my autumn leaves collection! It is super pretty and easy to make! So, why don’t you just make one along with me? It makes a great little cheer up gift for yourself or for your love one! Or you can make a few to share around!
We would love to see your envelope creation, share with us on IG #thestationeryselection
Stay positive, stay healthy and safe people! See you in a month time x
Connie @pepperconarts
Hello! I hope you are doing well. Check out James' unboxing video of March's stationery box. He truly does make it look easy to layer and piece things together, eh? Just how he quickly pieced together the dry flower ensemble in just seconds (in the video).. Don't forget to check out James' Instagram too for endless inspirational journal spreads!
James Instagram @jxxmxsx
Hello, my name is Katrin. I think you can call me a paper addict. Paper and stationery is fascinating to me since I'm a little child. As I don't have access to stationery (Hooray for The Stationery Selection Box!) where I'm living, I've started becoming creative with the items I have and put them to a new use. For example, I always keep paper scraps when cutting out stuff and reuse them for memo taking instead of buying memo pads. When I received my The Stationery Selection box this month and I saw that fan card in it, I had the idea making myself a memo paper holder. If you would like to make on for yourself, just keep reading for...
My first collection of postcards I would like to introduce my first ever-created postcard collection – Sweets at Between Haru – which consists of 4 lovely double-sided postcards printed on cotton paper. I originally produced them to be exhibited at a little collaboration pop-up with a Hong Kong’s local western calligrapher and they turned out to be so nice that we decided to put them on sale. As you may tell from the first photo of this post displayed the original hand-draft (on left) and the final product (on right) which was included in January’s box, have slight difference. All of these four postcards were created in the same way – first drawn/written by hands, then scanned to digital...
