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So we're very good at collecting and recycling paper to make in to new paper - but where does the ink go? A good question and one we have an answer to if you read on

Wall planners are not in the least bit a fashion statement but more Ronseal in that they are very good at doing what they say they do!

Just a small selection of some of the recycled flyers we printed on one of our print runs the other week. What this collection demonstrates so ably is how well recycled flyer printing works in reproducing photographic images, illustrations and simple colour graphics. Which means it is a good all round material - thick, eco certified and 100% recycled.  What more could you ask for?

With only 8 weeks to Christmas (yikes!) we are printing lots of seasonal wrapping paper and other Christmassy stuff. So when my radar spots a sheet of wrapping paper that is covered in frogs I am naturally curious!

Opting for eco printed Christmas Cards on 100% recycled board means they can be carefully recycled after the festive season is over!

Here's somthing you don't often see me blogging about - some freshly printed eco letterheads.  Why this time? Well take a look and you'll see why I singled them out.

Another selection of my personal stash of notebooks that are for my own personal use!

I am starting to turn in to a printed notebook hoarder - that, plus all the wrapping paper hoarding I do, is starting to make it difficult to get behind my desk.

A fabulous use of colour makes these flyers stand out a mile and draw you in to find out more.

If you have some really good photographs you can do worse that turning them in to greeting cards, or in this case, printed flyers.