Once a month · sent at dusk
The Catnipped Club
A small letter from the bottom of the garden, drawn and written by me and sent at dusk, when the fairies come out. Every issue wanders through one cat breed, one artwork of a cat from that breed, and one fairy-garden make for your own particular cat to sit in, nap on, or regally ignore.
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What lands in every issue
A breed to know
Where it came from, what it loves, and how it likes to be loved back.
A cat in art
One painting, print or storybook illustration of that breed, with the tale behind it.
A fairy-garden make
A little enchanted make suited to that breed — a toadstool nook, a mossy fairy door, a catnip flower bed.
Why fairy gardens?
Cats have always known about fairies
Watch a cat stare at nothing in the garden at dusk and tell me otherwise. Every make in the club is something small and enchanted you can build for your cat in an afternoon — scaled to the breed of the month, tested on my own two, and painted in the letter so you can copy it step by step.
Issue One · the first ever
Spring Faeries & Faerie Lore
The very first Catnipped Club letter opens in a waking wood: the spring faeries stirring under the bluebells, the old lore about them, and a little make to hang in your window.
The letter
A hand-written letter on spring faerie lore — bluebell rings, the first thaw, and how the old tales say to walk softly through a waking wood.
The print
A small art print of my spring faerie painting, printed on soft textured paper and ready to frame or pin above a desk.
The craft
A printed cut-out sheet: snip along the dashed lines, thread with string, and hang your own spring faerie mobile in a sunny window.
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Issue One — Spring Faeries & Faerie Lore — is at the printers now
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