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Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest
Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest
Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest
Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest
Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest
Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest
Bonbi Forest

Flying Birds Recycled Paper A5 Notepad - Bonbi Forest

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Jot down all your things to do, make notes and plan your life on this handy tear off notepad!

A generous A5 in size for multiple musings on one page, the pad is decorated with a beautiful pattern of birds flying amongst leaf fronds and flowers by Lee Foster-Wilson. It has 50 sheets of sturdy 100gsm 100% recycled paper that have been printed with vegetable based inks and backed with a strong board.

The colourful pad is great for getting organised. Use it as a list pad for your groceries or you can use the sheets as pretty notepaper for letter writing!

Comes packaged with a matching belly band making it a sweet gift for a stationery lover!



Bonbi Forest is a home of sorts to the illustrated wares of artist, illustrator and author Lee Foster-Wilson.

Lee grew up in the Cornish countryside surrounded by nature and her family’s menagerie of animals, a lot of it was spent outside in all weathers having adventures on horseback or exploring local beaches with her friends. These experiences when she was young have defined and influenced the things she seeks out as inspiration, it was inevitable that the natural world would find it’s way into her artwork and designs. The shapes and colours of nature always seem to make an appearance in her work no matter what she is drawing. Lee enjoys observing the relationship of people to nature and to each other, often defined in the phrases, text and weird and wonderful celestial and mystical symbols she likes to add to her pieces.

Lee started Bonbi Forest in 2006 after graduating from her Fine Art degree at the University of Brighton as a way to get her artwork out into the world. She started with hand screen printed t-shirts for bands and friends, printing them on the kitchen table and using the sofa as a drying rack. The t-shirts are long gone but the range has evolved and in their place is an ever expanding and beautiful range of jewellery, accessories, art prints, cards and stationery all featuring her colourful and thoughtful artwork.

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