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The Paper Club Subscription Box Review

 If there is one thing you will learn about me fairly quick it is that I LOVE Christmas!

I love the sounds, the colours, the feeling of magic it brings.

We live in Australia so we don't have Thanksgiving and Halloween isn't all that big here -there's also the fact that I'm scared of my own shadow. We're not religious and I'm an adult so I can buy chocolate any time I like and not have to wait for the Easter Bunny to bring it.
Christmas is my holiday, it's what brings me joy.

So if you want to sell me something there is a good chance I'll buy it if it's Christmas themed.

That is exactly what happened in late October as I was scrolling Instagram. An ad popped up for The Paper Club's November box. I'll give you one guess what the theme was...
If I wasn't already sold just from the theme and the fact that it was a stationery subscription box I certainly was when I discovered that, shock horror, it was an Australian company! It is rare for me to see ads for Australian companies. So I didn't just visit their page, I left my phone and jumped on the computer for better viewing and got lost in the Stationery goodness that is The Paper Club.





Guess what I discovered next?

It costs only $19.95 a month

Sold! I didn't even hesitate, which given our perpetual residence in the Land of Broke is very odd especially late in the year when I am meant to be shopping for other people.
That Christmas Themed Stationery Box went in the cart and three weeks later it was in my festively decorated lounge room waiting to be worshiped by its new owner.

This Month the curators decided to provide an abundance of Christmas cards given how different Christmas will be this year, They wanted us to have cheer to post to people near and far. I love the thought behind it but will admit I was hoping for a little more variety like I saw in photos from past boxes, and what I'll likely get if I spontaneously order another box, and lets be honest the chances of that happening are pretty high.

Novembers box came with:
20 Cards and envelopes
20 gold envelope seals
10 Gift tags
1 DIY ornament
1 pack of 15 sticker gift tags.

All posted to me for the amazing price of $19.95.

They also support OzHarvest, every box sent out provides two meals to people in need.

In Summary...If you live in Australia, have any sort of obsession with stationery and love the idea of getting a box of papery goodness delivered to you each month I recommend giving The Paper Club a try.

(Not and ad...Trust me the whole world would know if I had reached the level of sponsored posts. I genuinely enjoyed my box and have no issue recommending it to others)
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