I love getting post, real post mind you, not statements from your bank or bills. I mean handwritten letters from friends, cards and parcels. One of the best things about online shopping is the anticipation waiting for the postie to walk up the path and ring the doorbell to deliver my new favourite thing. Your bog-standard parcel from Topshop or Barratts is enough to get me excited but when a gorgeous little package like the one pictured above arrives it truly does feel like my birthday. The thought put into a simple little parcel, from the handwritten address card to the spotty tissue paper to the complimentary lollipops, goes to show that the lovely people at Hannah Makes Things really think about their customers. It's not just the quirky jewellery that'll have me returning to Hannah Makes Thing for more, it's the little touches that make all the difference.
Showing posts with label Hannah Makes Things. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hannah Makes Things. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Go Postal
I love getting post, real post mind you, not statements from your bank or bills. I mean handwritten letters from friends, cards and parcels. One of the best things about online shopping is the anticipation waiting for the postie to walk up the path and ring the doorbell to deliver my new favourite thing. Your bog-standard parcel from Topshop or Barratts is enough to get me excited but when a gorgeous little package like the one pictured above arrives it truly does feel like my birthday. The thought put into a simple little parcel, from the handwritten address card to the spotty tissue paper to the complimentary lollipops, goes to show that the lovely people at Hannah Makes Things really think about their customers. It's not just the quirky jewellery that'll have me returning to Hannah Makes Thing for more, it's the little touches that make all the difference.
Sunday, 18 July 2010
Hannah makes lovely lovely things!

The off-beat jewellery website hannahmakesthings.com has been all over the fashion press recently. The Hannah who makes the things is a graduate from St. Martins and her quirky designs are perfect if you're looking for something a bit different for yourself as well as making great presents for the friend who has everything. From jammy-dodgers to gameboys to tree air fresheners to tiny little harmonicas, her necklaces are fun and unique. Also of note are the measuring tape brooches - so cute! The prices won't break the bank either so off you go and snap up a quirky bargain!
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