Cute Finds III

Hi guys! Today I'm gonna share with you some of the things I've bought lately.
While I was in Paris, there were many, many cute shops where I would have loved to go on a shopping spree, but as I've said many times, the prices were too high for my budget.
Anyway, I do managed to get some cute things anyway ☺
As I wrote in my previous post, while visiting the LaFayette galleries, we stumbled upon a PaperChase stand. My boyfriend patiently waited a good 40 minutes for me to decide what to get without spending a fortune, and this is what I got:
➽ a set of stamp shaped postcards with the cutest illustrations:

➽ a scrapbook with black pages and a gorgeous Asian themed cover:

 ➽ a silly panda pen, because who doesn't need silly pens? And a gorgeous lined notebook (which isn't actually from PaperChase, but I don't remember where I got it!):

➽ some supplies~ sticker letters, silly stickers (chosen by my boyfriend) and a beautiful cardboard postcard:

Keeping up with the stationery theme, while visiting Shakespeare & Company, I couldn't miss their glorious notebook, so I got one!

Last thing I got of this kind, is actually a birthday gift from my boyfriend, and it's this lovely kokeshi dolls notecard set:

Now, on to some more miscellaneous things!
Still while at the LaFayette galleries, I got those two cute boxes:

I'm a sucker for little containers, and these were too cute to ignore!
As I wrote before, when I met up with my friend Terah, she brought me to a fabric store, and since I can't saw, I only got three very cure ribbons I'll be using to decorate my smashbook* and letters:

As of lately, I've found myself being a tote bag kind of person more than I thought, and one other random purchase, was in fact this *very well photographed* tote from the Museum of Everything.The quality is not that great to be honest, but I was so in love with the illustration that I just had to have it.
Lastly, and probably the most expensive thing I've bought in a while, is this La Sardina Moonassi Whisper Ed. that I've gifted to myself for my birthday.

As I love analog photography, I brought with me in Paris only my 35mm camera, and as much as the results with an actual camera are supposed to be better quality, I had surely more fun snapping away with this beauty, without a care about ISO, exposure, and focus ☺

And that's it for my most recent purchases. Have you bought anything interesting lately? I'd love to know!

Have a nice day,
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