I’m a lifelong paper and sticker lover, and in recent years I’ve completely fallen back in love with stationery and crafting. It started quietly, decorating my weekly planner, playing with stickers, colors, and layouts, and somehow turned into sharing those little moments online. Along the way, I found a small but lovely crafty community that gets just as excited about a good sticker sheet as I do. As I began sharing my stationery finds, one question kept popping up: “Where did you find that?!”. That’s when I realised I have a bit of a talent for it. I’m dangerously good at digging up colourful, quirky, and cute stationery, often from small illustrators and independent creators you wouldn’t stumble across otherwise.

I’m also very intentionally anti-Temu. I care about where things come from, who made them, and the creativity behind them. For me, stationery isn’t just stuff—it’s art, joy, and self-expression in small, tangible pieces.

Bonnie Paper was born from all of this.“Bonnie” means beautiful in Scottish slang, a little nod to Scotland, which has become close to my heart through my partner.

At its core, Bonnie Paper is about sharing that feeling: finding something small, beautiful, and a little bit magical.