Happy World Stationery Day! What is it about stationery that’s got us so hooked? There’s something very satisfying about writing on a clan, crisp piece of paper or in a brand new journal, but that’s not all. With so many different designs available these days, the stationery we choose says a lot about us. Here we pick our top 10 products around right now, as featured in issue 80 of PaperCrafter.
1. Great for geeks
We can't get enough of this adorable Papermania Little Meow Stationery Pack (£14.95) from docrafts
2. Cutest design
We can't get enough of this adorable Papermania Little Meow Stationery Pack (£14.95) from docrafts
3. Fave for notelets
Keep organised with these pretty Papermania and Tilly Daydream notelets (from 95p) at One Stop Craft Shop
4. Luxe list
If you want to splash out, this Laduree stationery with macaron erasers is perfect! (£30, Amara)
5. Environmentally friendly
These are made from 100% post-consumer waste paper, printed with vegetable-based ink and created with cardon neutral practices (from $14.95 AUD, approx £7.95, Earth Greetings)
7. Most stylish
These colourful journals are perfect for recording special memories and storing keepsakes (from £18, Amara)
9. Best for crafters
These cute notebooks are covered in all our favourite things - craft supplies! (£3.50 each, Rosehip)
10. Charitable choice
Not only is this range super cute, but 25% of proceeds go to the Dogs Trust (from £2.30, Fenella Smith)
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