Christmas Wish List No.10

As a proud owner of one of Natural History's soft leather notebooks already, I can vouch that these are truly beautiful pieces of stationery. They are hand made from the softest leather, filled with textured Italian paper and are printed with original illustrations from the 19th century. They are a joy to use and I can't get enough of them, so they are going on my Christmas Wish List.

This particular one is from the Entomology category but there are lots of other designs to choose from, from hummingbirds to botanical prints. View the collection here.

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My Other Home...

Hi everyone! Hope you are all well? I'm afraid I've been neglecting my blog somewhat the last few weeks, there just seems so much to do but so little time! But I promise I will get back to some serious blogging action soon! For those of you that follow High Street Home, you'll know that I now write a weekly column on the Natural History blog which has been keeping me busy for the last few weeks. If you have been following my posts, a big hug and 'thank you's' are coming your way, I really appreciate the support! But for those of you that are new to my blog, here's a little round up of what I've been getting up to at my other 'home'. Click on the links to see the full post over at Natural History. Be sure to check out the rest of the blog too as there are some brilliant contributors with some really exciting topics being covered!

Antique Chests

http://naturalhistory.typepad.com/blog/2011/07/antique-chests.html

Introducing... The Bucket Tree

http://naturalhistory.typepad.com/blog/2011/07/introducing-the-bucket-tree.html

Botanical print tiles

http://naturalhistory.typepad.com/blog/2011/07/botanical-print-tiles.html

To see what I've been writing about and where you can buy all the lovely things pictured above, click on the links! Thank you for your support everyone xxx

Papillons

No, I'm not talking about a breed of dog! 'Papillon' the French word for 'butterfly'. To see what I'm talking about and where to buy this gorgeous poster, check out my latest post for Natural History.

http://naturalhistory.typepad.com/blog/2011/07/beautiful-butterflies.html