It is the last day of National Stationery Week, and today is Send a Letter day. When was the last time that you sent a letter that wasn’t a greetings card, invitation or RSVP? Probably quite a while a go, for most of my readers. These days, emails are more common. Even more common that …
As part of my role as a National Stationery Week blogger I have been sent a variety of items from the Maped Color’Peps range to try out. We’ve been testing their Aqua watercolour pencils, the Jungle Innovation felt pens, their Smoothy chunky watercolour crayons, and their Mini pencil crayons. The girls have really been enjoying …
This year I was asked to be a National Stationery Week blogger, and to help spread the word about great stationery that gets people inspired to write and create amazing things. As part of this I’ve been sent several bits & pieces to try out, so I thought I’d let you know how I’ve been using them to get organised, and why I’ve been getting back to writing instead of just typing.
Ad disclosure: This product was sent to me free of charge by Sheaffer to be reviewed. However, as per my PR info disclaimer, this review is my unbiased honest opinion of the product. Product: Sheaffer Sagaris Metallic Blue Fountain Pen Price: £50.00 Age Range: n/a Manufacturer’s Description: Inspired by long-time favorite, Sheaffer® Triumph®, Sheaffer® Sagaris™ …
When this product arrived for review, as part of my role as a National Stationery Week blogger, I was a mixture of sceptical and excited. It sounded fab, a stapleless stapler – but could it be too good to be true?
I used to use a stapler every single day at my old admin job and have many not-so-fond memories of running out of staples, or having to pick them out in order to shred some files. The idea of a gadget that both never runs out & doesn’t cause problems with shredding sounded great to me – things only a lowly paper pusher can truly appreciate I think!
These zebra pens are a joy to write with; they give you a smooth writing experience and I haven’t had any problems with air bubbles or ink flow. The range of colours they come in is great; I just love the light blue. They are vibrant and actually show up against your paper, unlike some coloured pens I have used in the past which are so pale as to be unusable.
