Welcome to Wildpaper handmade greeting cards - cards made with natural dyes and hand made paper

Welcome to Wildpaper handmade greeting cards! Are you searching for a handmade card for someone special? Is it for a birthday, an anniversary or a wedding? Most of our designs are abstract so that you can choose to use them as greeting cards, valentine cards, birthday cards or anniversary cards. If you like strong colours, unusual and vibrant designs, then you have arrived at the right place!

All of our greeting cards are made using the finest materials; raw silk, handspun wool and handmade papers, mainly dyed with our own natural dyes. The result is a unique handmade greeting card that will be treasured for a long time to come. We hope that you find what you are looking for and that you enjoy browsing our site!

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There are now five Wild Paper handmade greeting cards collections to choose from:-

Celtic handmade greeting cards Medieval greeting cards Honesty handmade cards Tropical valentine cards Night Sky greeting cards

All handmade greeting cards are A6/C6 size when folded (roughly 150 mm x 105 mm). These handmade cards are unique works of art and each can be a gift in itself or can be framed.

Wildpaper handmade cards are supplied in cellophane bags with a white envelope. For protection they are shipped in a hard-backed card envelopes or in bubble wrap for larger quantities.

Some of the new Handmade Greeting Cards designs and collections available on Wild Paper -

How they are made:
Teresinha dyes silk and other fabrics with dye plants that have been used for thousands of years, including woad for blue, madder for red and weld for yellow. These colours are complemented by brazilwood, logwood and other natural dyes.

Teresinha also makes the handmade paper from shredded computer printout that is mixed with fibre such as banana or onion skins, leeks and straw. Dandelion clock seeds, sweet corn tassels, and the pearlescent seed pods of the honesty plant provide further interest.


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Website and photos by Mike Roberts        © 2006-08 WildPaper handmade cards
Page last updated on 4 July 2008