Wrendale ‘Fun-gi’ Mouse A4 Notebook

Wrendale ‘Fun-gi’ Mouse A4 Notebook

This sturdy A4 hardback notebook is ideal for keeping on your desk and perfect for jotting down useful notes and lists. It makes a lovely gift for anyone who leads a busy life, likes to keep a journal, or just wants to make notes.

This notebook is painted in soft watercolour tones, in the signature style of Wrendale Designer, Hannah Dale. The front cover of this notebook has a beautiful illustration of a field mouse perched on its hind legs. The mouse is sat atop a red and white spotted toadstool, painted in soft watercolour brushstrokes, and surrounded by trademark black speckles, on a dusky blue background. Above this illustration is the word ‘Notebook’ in an italic, cursive white font. The back cover is decorated with the same ‘Fun-gi’ motif.

Inside the notebook you’ll find lined pages featuring an illustration of a toadstool in the bottom corner, and a space to put the date at the top. This hardback notebook is finished with an elasticated closure to keep the book secure when not in use and the thick card covers protect it from damage.

With its beautiful brushwork and classic pastoral design, it would be great as a gift for anyone who loves Wrendale. It would make a great present for all occasions, especially birthdays, Christmas, and Mother’s Day.

Wrendale Designs

This delightful range of stationery and accessories is inspired by the animal characters seen in the British countryside, farmyard and home, as well as more exotic creatures. Featuring original artwork produced by Hannah Dale, each image is delicately painted with soft brushwork, subtle colours and paint spatters. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her. Since then Wrendale Designs has expanded into a family business, producing a wide range of greetings cards, ceramic, melamine and textile items, all featuring artwork touched with the magic of Hannah’s watercolour brush.