Last week I received lots of fabulous stickers in the post from stickermule, featuring a couple of my very own illustrations and – wow! Not only was it really lovely of them to print these for me but the sticker quality is top notch – the print is perfect, the vinyl is impressively thick and the colours are spot on.

I don't normally post my own work or ramble on about how wonderful an online service is on my blog but I honestly can’t recommend them highly enough - thanks, stickermule!

This "Heart Signet" is from Digby & Iona’s Signet Collection. It is a ring which also acts as a working wax seal. I like the heart design, which looks very sweet despite the lack of sentimentality!

The text on the edge of the ring says “E Cosi Desio Me Mena” which translates as “And So Desire Carries Me Along”, a quote from Petrarch’s 1342 work, Canzoniere.

'Broken Dinnerware' is a set of plates and bowls which feature printed cracks that appear to be closed with staples.

Klimbim is a small jewellery label from Berlin. I love this hand painted miniature cyclist, who appears casually cycling along a necklace wire.

This would look fancy on a desk - a Campo Marzio calligraphy pen set, consisting of a quill pen, a pen stand, a jar of dark blue ink and a ceramic inkwell. Also available in green or orange, from Kate's Paperie for $30.

Burlesque of North America are selling this poster in their store, designed by Mike Davis. According to the description, it was inspired by the patches on Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler's shirts during performances. I'm really a fan of both Arcade Fire and the idea of merit badges, so this really drew me in.

This ghost wallet by La Lisette makes me smile - I love that the ghost is the same colour as the background. Also, how many happy ghosts do you see with rosy cheeks? That's a unique ghost right there - you can get one for $25.85 here. 

I have previously featured Jeremy Slagle's print work and love this new piece, too. Long Live Print shows an image of bold red slab serif text ready to be printed on a letterpress...and was actually printed on a letterpress by Igloo Letterpress. Meta!

The print can be purchased for $25 from Jeremy's website here. 

I like this unusual lined pad called the 'inspiration pad', which features many distorted variations of the traditional lined page. It started life as a personal project by Marc Thomasset and can be bought here. 

This hand-cast resin bangle by bethtastic has been made to look like an old film negative. I love the vintage effect and bet it would look great when worn.