Wholesale Handmade Seed Papers and Hand Dyed Silk Ribbons Since 1995

Assembly Tools

Wholesale Prices do not apply to any of the Paper Making Tools

6" Bone Folder - $6.00 This sturdy paper folding tool utilizes the strength of bone to ensure a long and productive life for your craft needs.	Hole Punching Template - $1.00 Makes punching holes for invitation overlays simple, easy and accurate.
1/8" Comfort Grip Hole Punch - $7.00 This heavy duty punch works on many materials, including our papers and vellum. It has a removable rubber grip for really large jobs.	1/8" Metal Grip Hole Punch - $4.00 This punch is just as sturdy as the Comfort Grip Punch, but it doesn't have the rubber grip, so I would only recommend this if you are doing a small job or if the metal grip wouldn't bother you.

	18" Metal Ruler - $7.00 A great cork backed metal ruler for tearing paper and plotting your next project. Sturdy, flexible, durable. This is great for tearing our papers.
	Black Gel Pen - $1.00 We recommend this pen for use on our seeded paper, and especially our lotka seeded envelopes

Our handmade papers are formed one at a time with a mould and deckle. They are made with 100% post industrial waste and are 100% tree free, acid free paper. Embedded in this stock is our unique North American Wildflower seed blend. The seeds will need four hours a day of direct sunlight with constant watering until established. The plants can grow to as tall as three feet. The seeds include Spurred Snapdragon,Tussock Bellflower, Creeping Thyme, Lilac Godetia, Foxglove, Catchfly, Monkeyflower, English Daisy, Red Corn Poppy and Showy Evening Primrose. This blend is specifically designed to allow us to print directly onto the handmade seed paper and for safe propagation across North America.

This card has the text printed on the textured side of our stock, on the reverse is a smooth surface that feels luxurious under your fingertips.

Germination may begin as quickly as one week or may take up to six weeks depending on your regional growing zone and planting depth.  We recommend just 1/4 inch of soil coverage.

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