END OF SUMMER SALE

As we prepare for a new season, for one week only shop end-of-line, slight seconds and discontinued products at up to 50% off!

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Kept & Treasured

Kept & Treasured

Scribble & Daub is a luxury British stationery brand creating beautifully illustrated, hand-painted cards and decorations for stylish correspondence, gifting and celebrations. From the first ‘scribble’ to the last ‘daub’, we use the finest materials and artisan processes to create a collection of heirloom-quality products that are each small, hand-painted works of art, designed to be kept & treasured.

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From Our Hands to Yours

From Our Hands to Yours

Our cards and decorations are entirely crafted by skilled hands. In our unique process, Caroline's original dip pen and ink illustrations are letterpress printed at our traditional local workshop with a hand-fed Heidelberg press onto hand-made Italian paper. Back in our East Sussex studio, everything is then individually hand-painted, giving unparalleled vibrancy of colour and a completely unique keepsake.

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Sustainable Stationery

Sustainable Stationery

Since our first beginnings in 2012, Scribble & Daub has sought to be the most ethical and sustainable business that we can be. From the first line to the last brushstroke, every stage of our production is guided by human hands and in an industry notorious for its throwaway nature, we design for keeps. We love to hear how our customers keep and frame our cards, making them a part of their homes and everyday lives.

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  • Travels with my Sketchbook: Sicilian Scribbles & Ortigia Tips

    Travels with my Sketchbook: Sicilian Scribbles & Ortigia Tips
    At the end of September, my sketchbook and I took a romantic break to Ortigia (now unquestionably my favourite place in Italy) to spend a week at a beautiful artists' studio just five minutes from the sea in one direction, and a vast white marble piazza dominated by a Baroque duomo in the other.

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