Little Treasures

pia jane bijkerk - little treasures

Sydney-based stylist and creator of textured landscapes of wonder and whimsy, Pia-Jane Bijkerk, has just announced the completion of her third book, Little Treasures: Made by Hand. Inspired by the lovely handmade gifts she received when her daughter Laly was born, Little Treasures will be Pia’s first self-published title and she, like many others, is turning to crowd-funding site Pozible to get it produced and printed. A $25 donation will secure you a signed copy of Little Treasures delivered to your door in time for Mother’s Day this April, while any other donations – from $10 up – offer other lovely rewards from the always beautiful Bijkerk. The campaign ends on little Laly’s first birthday, Thursday February 14th 2013. With a daughter born on Valentine’s Day, we can’t wait to see just how much love and beauty is contained within the pages of Pia’s most personal title yet.

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