We are excited to hear that one of our favourite Magazines - Paper Runway - is holding a paper event in May. The Paper Trail will be held in Byron Bay (yay!) this May.

This event will include an exhibition of works with paper at Art Park as well as workshops for adults and children in areas of paper making, paper cutting, book binding and more. This beautiful fish print below is by artist Anne Leon.

 

Polli is excited to be sponsoring this creative event, stay tunned for more information on The Paper Trail.

As you know we're a studio of working mums here at Polli. With over 10 years of nappy changing between us we're passionate about the products we use. A couple of years ago a friend recommended the site Hello Charlie and we've been hooked ever since. Hello Charlie specialise in sustainably focused kids products. We love the range including the Itti Bitti reusable nappies and Bambo bio degradable disposable nappies. Best of all you can order in bulk (with free delivery on orders over $150) and expect a parcel within a couple of days.

Now we're excited to announce that our Sweet Polli pendants are available through Hello Charlie too so you can add a little pressie to your next order of nappies, wipes, bottles or bibs.

Click here to read our recent interview on the Finders Keepers blog. 

After four long days at the trade show we’re wrapping-up the stand and heading back to the studio to start packing orders. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, to have a chat and place an order. See you next time. x

Polli’s stand at Life Instyle to show our new Origen’s collection. Thanks to everyone who has dropped by over the last two days, we are on show all weekend. Trade only event (sorry). You can follow what's happening at the show on our Instagram feed @pollidesign

Claire is a Melbourne based blogger who puts a lot of time into creating cute outfits and is brave enough to model them for us. Keep up the good work Claire!

In the above image she is modelling Polli’s scooter necklace and seahorse earrings.

Wooden Origami cufflinks seen in Melbourn local mag, city weekly. Feb 2012

    We love these painterly geometric patterns and clothes by Lauren Moffat. 

 

Winner of an eco-trouism Gecko award and voted top of the RACQ must do list, this amazing place was first built in the 1930s by Spanish dreamer, José Paronella, after he spotted the land on his honeymoon. An eco-pioneer, he built his own hydro-electric plant and planted over 7000 trees. This amazing venue is now being lovingly restored by current owners Mark and Judy Evans who are even selling electricity back to the grid!

We love how it looks like a lost city, only just reclaimed from the lush vegetation.

 

We’re loving patterns at the moment and are big belivers that you can never have too much pattern. We’ve even extended it over our new four legged friend, Bernard. He’s a dog a refined taste and a quirky sense of style. He’ll be waiting loyally and dressed to the nines to accompany you anywhere. Available as a brooch with coordinating earrings in two distinct colourways. Adopt him today.

While we’re talking stylish dogs grab yours a lavender bow tie (stylish and a natural flea repellent), use these dog tags at your next dinner party, Rocket styling a much needed coat in the UK winter Brrr and we love the patterns and colours on the below illustration.