Ephemera Collections

So, a little showcase of some of my ephemera collections. These have all been sold on Etsy, but I was keen to immemorialise some if these collations.

It is just wonderful to put these together. Although they are sold as ephemera packs, the process of putting a gorgeous arrangement together that looks lovely in and of itself is incredibly rewarding.

The unique ephemera packs are fun as the buyer gets what they see, unlike some of the generic packs, which are a smidgen cheaper.

Here is a morbid, macabre collection. I was particularly taken with the vintage jellyfish bookplate! A unique piece I won't be able to stumble again any time soon. I also love the blighted rose leaves, the crimson vintage ribbon and the Victorian book print of the final, tragic scene from Romeo and Juliet.

These two are two of my natural history collections, perhaps my favourite collections to compile. While putting them together my mind sails away on journeys of exploration, copperplate notes on parchment, and pin-mounted insects.

Finally, two sepia / neutral paper compositions, finished with vintage lace. These collections have been beautifully highlighted with vintage Enid Blyton illustrations. 

Until next time, Lucie x