your ecopapershapes

Those clever folks at Spotty Herberts have been busy with their Dress Up Dolls. Check out their lovely creations here. We're particularly taken with that rollerskates and neckerchief combo – the perfect easy breezy summer outfit!

We love seeing what you've made with ecopapershapes, so send us your crafty snaps and we'll feature them in a trice.

ecopapershapes inspiration

From time to time we like to reveal where the inspiration for some of our shapes comes from.

Here's a clue to the muse who inspired this particular Papercharms shape...

... our beauteous cat Queenie.

Perhaps not her best angle, but, being a cat, she is not always inclined to cooperate.

a bird in the hand?

Another sneak peak of a prototype ecopapershape, coming soon...

Can you guess what they might be?

spotty herberts

Oh my, we are pretty excited about this. Spotty Herberts is a lovely shop in Bath, jam-packed with choice clothes and toys for kids - and they've just added ecopapershapes to their delectable assortment of wares!
 
We've put together a range of special edition packs exclusively for them so, if you live in the area, zip down there and take a look. And while you're at it check out all the other lovely things they have too. We feel in very good company.

And if you can't make it to Bath, feast your eyes on their Instagram for a mouthwatering taster.

The cat definitely approves.

sneak peek

Here's a little sneak peak of a new range of ecopapershapes that we're working on at the moment.

We're very excited about them. Watch this space...

back soon

Just to let you know that we're giving our shop a bit of a tweak at the moment and (very exciting) stocking it with a few new products, so it will be out of commission for a short period.

We'll be back very soon with sparkling new wares – so keep an eye out...

time for tea

Ida spent an afternoon designing her own Tea Set. 

It was a real labour of love. The colours were chosen with great consideration...

... and the patterns painted with great care.

We propped it up to dry on a toy dresser.

And then Ida drew and cut out a table and chair for them to stand on.

I like to think that this may have provided some stylistic inspiration for the furniture.

Instant tea party.

All that's missing is the cake.

Chocolate and raspberry cake, to be precise.

Mouth-watering.

I wish our kitchen table looked like this every day.