An Envelope of Snippets – DIY baubles, creative wrapping and washi tape decor
It’s Christmas *turns up Slade and puts on Christmas Jumper*. We’re in a festive mood here at Ink Drops Towers but every door of the advent calendar reminds us that there are still quite a few days to go (thankfully as there is still quite a lot to get...
My Life in Stationery: Sue Barsby
Today ‘My Life in Stationery’ brings you the answers of Sue Barsby – who describes herself as ‘a writer, mum to 6 year old, sometime sketcher, othertime runner, coffee drinking, knitting, reader’. She’s also pretty keen on books and...
An Envelope of Snippets 15: making envelopes and getting cosy
While just a few month’s ago we were all about wearing sarongs instead of dressing gowns suddenly onesies and unicorn slippers seem more relevant. While some of the days are bright and clear if cold the grey days are the ones when we want to stay inside and...
An Envelope of Snippets Part 15 – decorated envelopes and catastrophe journals
Hello September. Welcome back with your nip in the air and excuse to buy a new pencils case. We love the way you are like an early start to the new year (so we can practice changes before we decide exactly how it’s all going to be different next year). September...
An envelope of snippets part 14
We’re alternatively glorying in the delicious heat (sarong instead of a dressing gown, embracing the slower pace that the temperature insists on) and thinking that maybe we should get a bit more done and could do if only it was cooler! But enough of our...
Christmas planning with Mimi part 4
Image by rawpixel on Unsplash As I write this, I have the fan on, and am sipping an iced latte. In conditions such as these, when the peonies are in full bloom outside of the window, it can be more of a challenge to turn my thoughts towards Christmas. After...
Preparing for Christmas with Mimi part 4
The latest installment of our series on Christmas planning by Mimi is wonderful; it includes index cards, notebooks and list making! Hello my lovelies, thankfully not late or missing in action this month! There is something to be said for scheduling…....
An envelope of snippets for May – mispronounced words, rebel to do lists and journaling styles
Hello! Welcome to this virtual envelope with virtual cuttings snipped from virtual journals. Take a few minutes to dip into these, then take 5 deep breathes, drink a glass of water and get on with your day. It’s going to be a wonderful week! Links for May We...
My Life in Stationery: Rachel
Welcome to the latest instalment of My Life in Stationery, featuring Rachel of Pillow Pickers. In addition to having some fun answers to our quizlette we were pretty excited to discover that Rachel’s website is all about sleep! It’s a subject that we might...
Preparing for Christmas with Mimi part 3
Today’s post is the latest instalment in our Christmas planning series (it’s never too early to plan!) written by the delightful Mimi from Little Sips of Tea. March slipped by… Some of you may have noticed that my monthly Christmas planning guide did...
Notebook Review: The Chef’s Notebook by Stone
When I’m not obsessing over stationery I can often be found in the kitchen. My Instagram feed is evidence of my love of cooking and eating. I love to try new recipes or recreate old favourites. I’m not brilliant at sticking to the recipe though which means that I...Get featured on our blog!
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