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A bag crafted from driftwood, dressed with shells and stones gathered by hand from a New Zealand beach. Soft moss completes the design, the coast captured in every detail. For anyone who loves the sea, or simply the beauty of things found in nature.

Three peony blooms stacked into a perfect ice cream tower, cradled in an orange calla lily cone. Pink, lush and completely irresistible. A design that makes you look twice, then smile. The perfect card for a summer birthday or anyone who loves something a little unexpected.

A classic high heel crafted from layers of natural flax, its dark burgundy and black tones requiring no embellishment. At the toe, helleborus blooms and buds add a moment of unexpected softness. Bold, architectural and completely original. A card made for the woman who knows exactly what she wants t...

Two jandals for a perfect summer day. Each sole layered with our own floral wrapping paper, each thong a gerbera stem, each flower a different colour. Orange on the left, red on the right. A card that captures the feeling of warm days, bare feet and a garden in full bloom.

A classic court shoe wrapped in layers of green flax, its toe and heel bound in alternating green and red ribbon. Red and pink dahlias spill from the opening, their bold blooms tumbling out as if the garden itself is overflowing. A card fit for a race day, a garden party, or anyone who loves colour...

A train built entirely from the lolly jar. Liquorice allsorts stack into the engine and carriages, smarties become the wheels and engine front, and marshmallow candy forms the axles. A jelly ring arches over the middle carriage, liquorice balls load the rear, and raffia billows from the chimney as s...

A chopper bike built from two ingredients. Orange slices become the wheels, orange peel forms the frame, handlebars and forks, and the navel end of an orange sits at the pedals. A kiwi fruit slice makes the headlight, its skin the seat. Nostalgic, playful and completely original. A birthday card for...

A robot built from the lolly jar. Pink wafer biscuits form the body, the head built from stacked liquorice allsorts. Curly liquorice twists into antennae, green liquorice lollies become the eyes, and yellow candy sticks make the arms. A rainbow sour strap heart sits on the chest alongside three yell...

A doll built from the sweet shop. Marshmallows form the body, arms and legs, with a pink rose and rose leaves piled on top as hair. A striped cupcake cup becomes the dress, a red heart lolly on the chest, lolly lips and brows giving her plenty of character. Red jellybeans for hands, a pearl necklace...

A bag foraged from the forest floor. Bark forms the frame and handle, moss fills the body, and lichen covered stones sit at the corners and clasp. Eucalyptus leaves fan into a star at the centre, a gum nut at their heart. Everything gathered from nature, nothing wasted. A birthday card for anyone wh...

Our son's toddler paintings were full of colour and life. Mum gathered the pages together and saw a kids card range in the making, so she cut the pieces by hand and built this brontosaurus, spots and smile included. Part of the Golly Gosh family from his very first brushstroke.

Three cupcakes, each one built entirely from fresh flowers and foliage. The first, a base of protea leaves crowned with helleborus blooms. The second, lambs ear leaves layered with violets and a tulip top. The third, woven flax holding a posy of cream roses. Delicate, inventive, and completely edibl...

A wide-brimmed garden hat built from ginkgo leaves, layered across the brim and crown in deep, glossy green. Amaranthus trims the crown and trails in long tassels below, while a gloriosa lily brings a burst of red to the front. A card made for a summer birthday, a garden party, or anyone who appreci...

Four canapés, each one built from the garden and the kitchen. Pumpkin bases topped with lemon and chilli, savoy cabbage and chilli, strawberries with violas and a pink rose. The fourth a mushroom layered with carrot and red onion. A card that sits somewhere between still life and dinner party. A bi...

A single white hydrangea, in full round bloom, photographed fresh from the stem with its own broad leaves still attached. Pure white, pure form, and a quiet way to say congratulations, thank you, or thinking of you.

Red roses, dozens of them, pack tightly into the shape of a heart, with jasmine and its own trailing vine caught loose at the centre. A heart made entirely of roses leaves nothing left unsaid.

Hundreds of small white stephanotis stars pack into the shape of a heart, with two open white roses resting near the base, their centres still gold with pollen. Stephanotis is the traditional bridal flower, the same bloom carried down countless aisles. A quiet way to mark something significant, not...

This heart swaps typical flowers for succulents, layered rosettes in green, pink and orange, with feathery branches, small pink blooms, calla lilies and a trailing vine filling in around them. A fitting choice for someone who values things built to last.

A box built from rose stems, bound together with quiet precision. Inside, vivid pink and red tulips rise from a bed of soft moss, their colours bold against the natural structure beneath. The handle, woven from New Zealand flax. A card that speaks the language of the garden fluently.

A pink dahlia at the peak of its bloom, photographed in extraordinary detail. Every petal layered with precision, a closed bud waiting its turn beside it. Simple, stunning, and completely natural. The kind of image that reminds you why flowers are endlessly fascinating.

A Colombian rose, photographed at the precise moment it opens. Red at the petal edges, golden yellow at the heart, a colour combination that only nature could design. A single stem, a single flower, captured in extraordinary detail. For the person who appreciates something genuinely beautiful.

Three hand painted macarons, each one dressed in fresh flowers. The top, pink and crowned with red Flaming Katy blooms and buds. The middle, green and wrapped in succulents. The bottom, golden and garlanded with yellow Flaming Katy, their unopened buds tucked between. Indulgent, playful and utterly...

Our son covered page after page in felt pen during his toddler years. Mum saved the lot and found a kids card range hiding in the scribbles, so she cut this beetle car out by hand. Part of the Golly Gosh family from his very first mark.

Our son's toddler paintings were bold and free, colour across every page. Mum looked through the pile one day and a kids card range looked back at her, so she cut the pieces by hand and built this tropical fish from his brushwork. Part of the Golly Gosh family from his very first stroke.