All Things Kawaii Blog

SparklePaw’s shop is full of greeting cards and hand mirrors graced by friendly animals, illustrated in a style reminiscent of children’s books from the 1950s. And of course, they’re all so cute!

I’m not sure how I hadn’t ever come across Ginko Papers before, but I’m glad I did. Not only is the site pretty — those photos! — but it’s full of lovely things you’ll just have to have. Postcards, memo pads, erasers, oh my!

I previously featured one of Silvia’s illustrations, but now she has an Etsy shop! You can buy a print of that illustration, postcards of other ones, or little figurines.

I’ve been recently getting back into sending postcards via Postcrossing, so when this site was emailed to me, it was like everything was coming together at once. The shop owner sells only the cutest of postcards, with designs from Japanese illustrators. There are lots and lots of bunnies and other cute creatures, in a variety of themes.

Acrylicana’s creations are an amazingly colorful collection of smiling foods of all sorts, from rainbows of candy to tasty sushi, and lots more. She sells accessories, stationery goods, art prints, and even shoes on her Etsy shop, and you can view a gallery of her illustrations on her DeviantArt account.

Snoopytk05′s Etsy shop has lots of pastel-colored animals and other lovely designs, gracing items such as stickers, calendars, matchbooks, and other paper goods.

Dee and Lala have brought their talents together to create lovely letterpress cards and prints, featuring cute animals of all kinds, including goldfish, hamsters, rabbit, spiders, and more.

You can view more of their work at their web site Dee and Lala.com.

Stockton & Co. offers a selection of cute stationery items, like cards with smiling heads of lettuce, or buttons featuring happy dumplings. There are also printable items you can download and make yourself.

If you’re looking for cute but affordable items shipped straight from Japan, check out the 3point5dollars store on Etsy. They offer craft supplies, like fabric and rubber stamps, as well as a bit of stationery items.