Paper Farm Press
What you Water Grow Notebook
What you Water Grow Notebook
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A beautifully illustrated notebook designed to inspire and encourage
Featuring a charming apple tree illustration and the uplifting phrase What You Water Grows in elegant gold foil, this stitched notebook is the perfect place to capture thoughts, notes, ideas, and reflections. With lined pages and a timeless design, it's equally at home on your desk, in your bag, or beside your favourite reading chair.
Thoughtfully designed, it makes a meaningful gift or a beautiful everyday notebook for anyone who enjoys putting pen to paper.
Why we think you'll love it: An encouraging reminder that small, consistent efforts can lead to meaningful growth.
Details:
- Dimensions: 8.5" × 6"
- 30 sheets (60 lined pages)
- Stitched binding
- Lined pages throughout
Perfect for:
- Journaling and note-taking
- School, work, or everyday planning
- Meaningful gifting for teachers, gardeners, and stationery lovers
A beautiful notebook to capture the ideas and moments that matter most.
About Paper Press Farm
About Paper Press Farm
Rooted in a love of agriculture, paper, and thoughtful connection, Paper Farm Press is the creative work of farmer’s wife, printmaker, designer, and mama of four, Lauren. Surrounded by farmland, she draws inspiration from her family’s agricultural heritage and the many farms neighbouring her studio.
Lauren’s creative journey began around 2005 when she was gifted a scrapbook, sparking a love of paper, print, and design that would eventually grow into Paper Farm Press. Today, she creates beautiful, premium paper goods and gifts that celebrate the beauty of farm life and the natural world.
At the heart of Paper Farm Press is a desire to slow things down and create meaningful connections. Lauren believes in stepping away from the quick text message and returning to the simple tradition of a thoughtfully chosen, handwritten card.
Through her work, Lauren brings together her love of design, agriculture, and community—creating pieces meant to be shared and enjoyed, while helping us stay connected to the people we love.
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