YOO GOT MAIL

Like most bloggers I know, I love me a good stationery haul. If I'm in Paperchase I'll always buy at least one thing, and I'm not afraid to say my heart beats a little faster when I go into Hobbycraft - I know you're nodding your head in agreement right now. 

So as you would have guessed, I was more than intrigued when YooHoo Mail got in touch about their stationery subscription boxes. I've never been a massive fan of subscription boxes, mostly because they're usually based around beauty - I don't really deviate from my regular products so it's a waste. 

But this box was different...

For £12 (plus £2 P&P), the box is filled with a mystery selection of paper products each designed by the creative bean that is Gemma the founder of YooHoo Mail. In October's box I got two amazing prints, post cards, birthday cards, plain cards which I could use for different celebrations, a to-do list, and a printed calendar, both of which I'm going to frame and use at work with a wipeable pen. 

There are loads of different ways you can use the bits and bobs you get in your box, like framing the postcards or decorating your desk at work - I say the latter because I'm about to do just that. I did honestly expect the quality to be fairly standard but when I opened everything but it's all printed on a really great quality paper/card, which definitely makes it worth the money - especially if you think two prints would be more than £12 anyway.

If you like the idea of subscribing to YooHoo Mail then you can visit the website here, and even if you have a friend who would love this you can buy a three month subscription as a gift. All you have to do is enter their name and address is the checkout.