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$1.95Tissue paper is a gift wrapping and crafting essential so is always worth having on hand. This pack contains five 50 x 70cm sheets of 20 g/m² tissue paper in light pink. 7040.18.35
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$2.95Tissue paper is a gift wrapping and crafting essential so is always worth having on hand. This pack contains five 50 x 70cm sheets of 20 g/m² tissue paper in metallic silver. 7040.18.45
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$1.95Tissue paper is a gift wrapping and crafting essential so is always worth having on hand. This pack contains five 50 x 70cm sheets of 20 g/m² tissue paper in teal. 7040.18.41
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$3.50What a magical summer it would be if you could spend it in this Summerhouse. A charming and beautiful card to send and share. This high quality 300gsm greetings card is from an original screen print design by Elizabeth Harbour. It is blank inside for your message and comes with a white…
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$6.50Plan for Today & Plan for Tomorrow with this fun 2-coloured and 2-columned notepad. Fifty sheets of fun notes beautifully printed in the UK on 100% recycled 90gsm paper. – 50 tearaway sheets on cardboard backing– Presented plastic free with printed kraft band 20cm x 8cm
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$3.50Because today IS special. The 2 colour litho printed (classic Crispin Finn) card is blank inside for your own message and comes with a recycled brown kraft envelope. This card measures 10.5cm × 14.8cm. 2 colour litho printed on 300gsm Cocoon 100% recycled paper.
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$3.50
Welcome a new baby to the world with this adorable train set baby card giving the perfect celebratory “toot toot!”. Due to the Risograph printing process, each greeting card is unique. All are lovingly handprinted by Petra Boase using soy based inks, with some fluorescent accent colours, on FSC certified paper. Blank inside for your own…
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$16.00
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$5.95
Even if someone has come last at something, you can still ensure that you congratulate them with a gold trophy all of their own! Every Scribble & Daub luxury card is individually letterpress-printed by hand on an old Heidelberg press in one of England’s finest print workshops and then hand-painted…
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$22.95
The stage is set for a lovely occasion under the trees. Originally illustrated in the late 1800’s, these nostalgic notecards are perfectly suited to commemorate a celebratory event. Each card measures 12.7 x 17.7 cm 6 flat cards printed on heavyweight stock with coordinating envelopes.
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$6.95
Pop the champagne! It’s party time and we’ve got everything you need to get you and your guests in the celebratory mood. Enter: The Paper Party Fan. Featuring a circular swirl of sophisticated pleats with a water colour crepe effect, this loved-up rendition in red, white and pink is sure to add…
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$4.95
Hugely popular in England during the late Victorian era, chromolithographic (that’s just the name of the printing process) scraps (something of a misnomer as there is nothing scrappy about these beauties) are having a huge resurgence. It is hard not to love these glossy, textured paper sheets of retro illustrations…
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$7.99
Eric Carles The Very Hungry Caterpillar is a perennial favourite with children and adults alike. Its imaginative illustration and clever cutout detail charts the progress of a very hungry caterpillar as he eats his way through the week. This card boarded version is durable for children to read over and…
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$3.50
A beautiful oval card with golden scallop edging and a violet floral print. The floral design has a painterly quality as it’s taken from an original gouache painting, and the gold foil text in the centre of the card reads ‘thank you so much’. – Card measures 15 x 11cm…
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$39.99
Length from bust to hem of size S: 64cm. Mini dress. Lined. Cold hand wash only. Model is a standard S and is wearing size S. True to size. Lightweight, non-stretchy woven fabric. Invisible back zipper. Polyester. Sleek and minimalisim is your vibe right? So we’re here to cater with…
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$39.00
Slim fit shirt featuring lapel collar and long sleeves with buttoned cuffs. Front button closure.
