Spring! Bluebells, the most gorgeous sight and smell of spring, a carpet of them, an ancient bluebell wood, fairy flower, cuckoo’s boots, witches’ thimbles, lady’s nightcap.
Gentle, joyful, sweet – bringing the spring inside the house. The wooden decorations are blank on the reverse. I love to use them as gift tags. This bluebell wooden decoration would make a great tag for a Mother’s Day or Easter gift, or for a spring birthday.
Size: 85mm x 65mm at it’s widest points
The bluebells hang from a daffodil-yellow twine string. It’s super lightweight, perfect for posting or popping in a card.
You can buy just the bluebells, or a set of three spring decorations that include a running hare and a blue tit in cherry blossom.
About the products
All our products are designed, manufactured and packaged by hand in the UK. The wooden decorations are UV printed on FSC sustainably sourced timber by Lightning Laser, a small business based in Gloucestershire. They use ultra low VOC UV inks.
The original drawings are inspired by the little corner of the world I’m lucky enough to inhabit. I draw in pencil, biro and watercolour, filling my sketchbook with drawings and notes, and working on bigger pencil drawings back in the studio. My work is all about connection: connection with nature, connection with each other.




Tessa (verified owner) –
Anne Hunter (verified owner) –
I thought I’d written a review – possibly was sidetracked and didn’t finish it – and better twice than not at all.
I bought this beautiful little hanging bluebell stem decoration, and also an equally beautiful little hare as an Easter gift for my daughter, who has a graceful white painted tree branch fixed in a pot, and which she adds some little hanging decorations to according to the season.
They are both very delicate works of art, and my daughter loves them.
Suzanne Dougall (verified owner) –
Beautiful
Malcolm MCGREGOR (verified owner) –
Elspeth (verified owner) –
Anonymous (verified owner) –
A bit lighter blue than anticipated
Celia H. (verified owner) –
For a little girl called Bluebell