Last year, my Mum got the most amazing and unique decorations from Paperchase and the moment they came out this year, she was in there expanding her collection. I loved them last year but was on the bread line money-wise and couldn't afford to decorate for Christmas beyond some gifted baubles.
Now, however, I have followed in Mum's footsteps and got some incredible tree decorations myself!
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| Behold, the Paperchase haul |
They're 3 for 2 right now, as is most of their wrapping paper range. The decorations, as ever, range from traditional, to modern, to cute, to kooky. My three decorations were all in the £7 range so I ended up getting these three for £14 (bargain in my eyes).
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(I'll admit I had a little laugh at the lion when I remembered Yeat's 'The Second Coming' and the "rough beast" slouching towards Bethlehem to be born. Clearly some of my English A Level hasn't been lost.) |
I had to force myself away from the tree decorations and decided to take a wander around the shop to lust over their notebooks and recipe binders. To my delight, half the shop floor was filled with Christmas items. I was able to pick up some truly adorable wrapping paper and save myself another job next month.
In particular, I have an affection for the brussel sprout print. I'm not a fan of the real thing, but put a face and hat on them and I'm on board.
Paperchase have a whole section on their website dedicated to Christmas and I'd recommend you take a look. Not all of their tree decorations are online though, so definitely have a peek in-store or pick up their free catalogue (pictured above) and see their whole range. They always have good offers on around Christmas too.
Roll on December 1st when I can put up my tree!
If anyone has any recommendations for shops with similarly unique looking Christmas items, definitely comment below and let me know!
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This post was not sponsored by Paperchase or any partners. I just love their stuff and wanted to share :-)
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