Helen Musselwhite

I have previously featured Helen Musselwhite's amazing papercut artwork, but I was alerted to some of her new work by Hannah Nunn who sells some of Helen's work in her online store and retail shop in Hebden Bridge. I am a big fan of papercut work and also of the glass domes/cloches and specimen jars which keep popping up in photoshoots over the last year, but I have never seen the 2 combined or anything done with those domes as beautiful as Helen's work. You can see plenty more of Helen's work here

Joanna Rutter

I was doing my daily trawl on Etsy recently and found UK designer, Joanna Rutter's , pretty jewellery collection, I just love the simplicity of these lovely nature inspired jewels and just had to share them with you.

Soop

Soop is an artist based in London who makes these lovely nature inspired acrylic rings which you can wear separately or all on one finger to create a woodland scene or your own unique landscape. Mix and match the rings however you like. Soop also have their own website which showcases their ceramic work

Lyndie Dourthe - Beautiful creations

Continuing the French theme ... I originally saw some of these beautiful creations by the very talented Lyndie Dourthe in Amsterdam on holiday back in February at the wonderful store, Egg Mercantile and I couldn't resist one of the lovely bird pins.  These gorgeous nature-inspired pieces remind me of museum and nature collections.

Present & Correct

Present & Correct is a small company based in London and with an online store who design fabulous stationery and posters like this one, which I bought last Christmas.