Whimsical paper goods for slow mornings, thoughtful gifts, and everyday wonder.

Whimsical paper goods for slow mornings, thoughtful gifts, and everyday wonder.

Hand-drawn greeting cards, journals, and paper treasures inspired by gnomes, fairy houses, and storybook days.

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Inside a craft tent at an outdoor market, a stationeri shop called 'Lil Whimsical Stationery Shop' displays greeting cards, bookmarks, journals, and art items on racks and tables, with a white banner overhead and decorated with greenery and flowers.

Once Upon a Quiet Season…

Lil Whimsical Stationery Shop began with a few hand-drawn cards and a longing to make everyday moments feel softer and more meaningful. What started at a kitchen table has grown into a cozy paper world—filled with gentle stories, thoughtful gifts, and a little everyday wonder.

Each piece is created in small batches, with care, curiosity, and a love for snail mail and slow living.

~ Wendy, Chief Gnome Illustrator & Fairy House Gardener

piles of notepads with mushrooms of various colors

Greeting cards, journals, notepads, bookmarks, and stickers—hand-drawn and made for gifting, writing, and everyday joy.

A mailbox with an envelope with a heart seal inside, mounted on a wood post, surrounded by plants and a mushroom, with the text "The Whimsy Post" below.

A monthly snail-mail moment from my desk to yours. Story snippets, illustrations, paper treasures, and quiet magic delivered the old-fashioned way.

Watercolors, a paintbrush, and a blank paper with a faint outline of a heart-shaped butterfly. The painting supplies are on a green surface with small decorative pink and red hearts.

Low-key paint nights, creative workshops, and cozy gatherings designed for connection, play, and making something lovely together.

For lovers of cozy stories & thoughtful gifts

A decorative miniature scene featuring a weathered pinkish-brown building with small windows, surrounded by white roses and greenery. There is a small fairy figure illuminated inside a circular opening with a window, alongside moss-covered rocks and two tiny white fences.

This shop is for bookish hearts, gentle beginnings, and people who believe paper still matters. For those who delight in handwritten notes, warm tea, quiet mornings, and gifts that feel personal—not rushed.

If you’ve ever wanted to step into a story and linger awhile, you’re in the right place.

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Over the past few months, I’ve been working on something quietly. Not one new offering, but two. Both arrive by mail. Both are small. Both are meant to slow a moment down. The Whimsy Post - A monthly story-led letter filled with illustration
Over the past few months, I’ve been working on something quietly. Not one new offering, but two. Both arrive by mail. Both are small. Both are meant to slow a moment down. The Whimsy Post - A monthly story-led letter filled with illustration, paper keepsakes, and gentle invitations to notice wonder in everyday life. The Grace Post - A monthly devotional letter rooted in faith, created for reflection, rest, and listening for what’s next. They share a heart, but they serve different seasons. One leans toward imagination. One leans toward devotion. Neither is meant to rush you. These January letters are part of this moment in the year. They’ll be available for a little while longer, if now feels like the right time visit my website (link in bio).
I know I’ve been a little quiet lately, but there’s been so much happening behind the scenes. The new year brought an idea that echoed my heart, and I’ve been gently consumed by it. There are seasons when we need something that fee
I know I’ve been a little quiet lately, but there’s been so much happening behind the scenes. The new year brought an idea that echoed my heart, and I’ve been gently consumed by it. There are seasons when we need something that feels like permission. To rest. To wonder. To listen. Lately, my table has been filled with work meant to meet those moments. Some playful. Some prayerful. Nothing loud. Nothing urgent. Just something small that might belong in your day.
What if this year is a new path, a new adventure waiting for you? Just open the door, my sweet friend. #fairydoor #watercolorartisit #lilwhimsicalstationeryshop #justopenthedoor #newyear
Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the view you’re creating. (True on and off the page.)
Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the view you’re creating. (True on and off the page.)
When the detail work gets serious.
When the detail work gets serious.
There’s something especially lovely about making a door at the start of a new year. A small threshold. A hopeful horizon. Today’s magic was crafted from humble beginnings—paper, cardboard, and a quiet afternoon spent among the f
There’s something especially lovely about making a door at the start of a new year. A small threshold. A hopeful horizon. Today’s magic was crafted from humble beginnings—paper, cardboard, and a quiet afternoon spent among the fairies. Come peek at what’s beginning to open.
I had a tiny moment of planner panic when I realized I hadn’t ordered one for myself this year, but then I remembered these sweet little week-at-a-glance planners…and all was right again. Because honestly, this week belongs to little won
I had a tiny moment of planner panic when I realized I hadn’t ordered one for myself this year, but then I remembered these sweet little week-at-a-glance planners…and all was right again. Because honestly, this week belongs to little wonders. A few are still waiting for homes if your year is craving a softer kind of structure.
I woke this morning thinking about the first blank page of the year. Possibility stretching toward the horizon, and the small joys quietly tugging at my sleeve, asking for more time. Afternoon sunshine and watercolors felt like a good start. What s
I woke this morning thinking about the first blank page of the year. Possibility stretching toward the horizon, and the small joys quietly tugging at my sleeve, asking for more time. Afternoon sunshine and watercolors felt like a good start. What small joy will you make space for this year? Tell me below. I’d love to know.
Lately, I’ve been pondering how we usher in a new season. As 2025 winds down, I’m slowly creating an introspective workbook meant to be used as a vision-boarding exercise, a prayer guide, or simply a quiet, meditative journey through win
Lately, I’ve been pondering how we usher in a new season. As 2025 winds down, I’m slowly creating an introspective workbook meant to be used as a vision-boarding exercise, a prayer guide, or simply a quiet, meditative journey through winter. I’ve fallen in love with the illustrations along the way… and yes, there are stickers. Here’s to a new year, new ideas, and choosing a slower, more intentional pace. If this kind of gentle beginning speaks to you, stay close. Something soft is unfolding.
Over the past few months, I’ve been working on something quietly. Not one new offering, but two. Both arrive by mail. Both are small. Both are meant to slow a moment down. The Whimsy Post - A monthly story-led letter filled with illustration I know I’ve been a little quiet lately, but there’s been so much happening behind the scenes. The new year brought an idea that echoed my heart, and I’ve been gently consumed by it. There are seasons when we need something that fee
What if this year is a new path, a new adventure waiting for you? Just open the door, my sweet friend. #fairydoor #watercolorartisit #lilwhimsicalstationeryshop #justopenthedoor #newyear
Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the view you’re creating. (True on and off the page.) When the detail work gets serious. There’s something especially lovely about making a door at the start of a new year. A small threshold. A hopeful horizon. Today’s magic was crafted from humble beginnings—paper, cardboard, and a quiet afternoon spent among the f I had a tiny moment of planner panic when I realized I hadn’t ordered one for myself this year, but then I remembered these sweet little week-at-a-glance planners…and all was right again. Because honestly, this week belongs to little won I woke this morning thinking about the first blank page of the year. Possibility stretching toward the horizon, and the small joys quietly tugging at my sleeve, asking for more time. Afternoon sunshine and watercolors felt like a good start. What s Lately, I’ve been pondering how we usher in a new season. As 2025 winds down, I’m slowly creating an introspective workbook meant to be used as a vision-boarding exercise, a prayer guide, or simply a quiet, meditative journey through win

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