Paper for people who gave up on ‘having it together.’
Paper with a little claw, for a life that’s a little messy.
Hi, I'm Ash — founder, designer, professional over-thinker, and the entire staff at Kitty Confetti Paper Co.
Stationery has always been my thing. Notebooks, notepads, pens that write smooth—you name it. Turns out this is basically the official ADHD starter pack. (Send help, or gel pens.)
So when did I decide to turn this obsession into an actual business? Oh, you know, when:
- My toddler hit the "why" phase
- My husband was juggling seven personal side quests like a circus act
- We were trying to grow our tiny army (by who knows how many. Thanks, IVF.)
- And perimenopause decided to start kicking my butt
Perfect timing, right? Clearly I studied business strategy.
I think of greeting cards as a tiny, tangible way to say "I see you" — minus the mushy stuff you'd never actually say out loud. My cards are for the people who'd rather send something a little weird and a lot more honest than something safe. They're all equal parts warm and smart-mouthed, because that's pretty much how I show love.
I'm also just a big believer in embracing the mess. Life doesn't look like the version in your head — the laundry's never done, the calendar's always a little on fire, nobody actually has it together — and I think that's worth celebrating instead of hiding. Kitty Confetti cards aren't for the picture-perfect moments; they're for the real ones, chaos included.
Kitty Confetti is still young — I'm building it one card at a time — but every order is proof that someone out there wanted to send a little confetti instead of a text. That means more than I can say.
And because I'd rather not trash the planet I'm raising these kids on, everything ships in recyclable packaging with compostable sleeves. Cute and guilt-free. You're welcome, Earth.
Thanks for hanging around. Now go be delightfully unhinged.