Artist Jacqueline Collen-Tarrolly is a bit like a monkey. She has a habit of being unable to resist collecting tiny 'bits' of things. Sparkly sea glass, velvet leaves, little stone moons and stars, delicate silk daisies...all have found their way into her studio. And of course, being an artist, she has a desperate love of fine paper and for books in which to doodle or create. One day she stumbled across some lovely handmade petal paper journals. She placed an order thinking how lovely one of her art prints would be placed on the cover and embellished with soft yarns and the many 'bits' she had collected.
Never in her wildest dreams did she imagine these journals would quickly become her best selling products next to her art prints themselves.
An idea was born.
Always wanting to pay forward the help artist friends had given her throughtout the years, and acting on a suggestion from one of them, she thought to herself, "Self? Why not develop this into a full line featuring other artists as well?"
And so she did.
With their trademark 'bits', and always following the vintage, floral theme of the original Dream Journals line, Paper Dreams is here to fill a spot left vacant till now: the combination of two of the hottest retail trends today, fairies and scrapbooking. Our handmade papers are made in exotic Thailand and India. The final product produced right here in the USA by hand, to order. Every single piece is slightly unique, and every piece is made with love and a bit of faerie magic!!!!
We know you'll love having these beautiful pieces in your shop as much as your customers will love having them in their homes.
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Artist Jacqueline Collen-Tarrolly is a bit like a monkey. She has a habit of being unable to resist collecting tiny 'bits' of things. Sparkly sea glass, velvet leaves, little stone moons and stars, delicate silk daisies...all have found their way into her studio. And of course, being an artist, she has a desperate love of fine paper and for books in which to doodle or create. One day she stumbled across some lovely handmade petal paper journals. She placed an order thinking how lovely one of her art prints would be placed on the cover and embellished with soft yarns and the many 'bits' she had collected.
