The second series of Daisy Lane swap cards has jut come back from the printer this morning and is now available for sale at Lark here. Hurrah!

The second series of Daisy Lane swap cards is on its way! Current ETA is 6 December, you can pre-order your cards here.

Series two is made up of 24 cards, to add to the 24 cards in the original series. Six Christmas illustrations are included this time.

Once again, the cards will be packed at random into envelopes of 6. The outer envelope will be identical, but the cards will be from series two only, to enable you to start adding to your album straight away!

Hello, did you know that you can now find the Daisy Lane girls and boys on Facebook? Please come visit us, leave a message or share your swap card stories and tell others which cards you have to swap and share!

The wonderful peeps at Total girl magazine have included the Daisy Lane Swap Cards in their Toy of the Year awards. Hip hip hooray! To vote for us please click here. It’s wonderful to see swap cards being enjoyed by little girls again! And this is a great way of supporting products that are 100% Australian made, so thanks Total Girl, we love you! x

Girlfriend Magazine featured a lovely write up on the Daisy Lane Swap Cards this month. Hurrah! Thanks, Girlfriend.

Come and visit the Lark stand at the Finders Keepers market in Melbourne this weekend! We’ll have lots of Daisy Lane goodies, and every purchase over $50 comes with a FREE pack of Daisy Lane swap cards.

We’ll also have a small number of single cards for sale or anyone who is hoping to add to their collection. Hope to see you there!

Did you know that Sue Adams’ beautiful images have never been released as swap cards until now? Several people have written in to say that they remember collecting them in the 1970s, but actually they were released only as greetings cards, wrap and gift cards by Phil Taylor, and never as swap cards. At least not officially. We have spotted one of Sue’s images (this boy with hat above) on a vintage swap card but when we asked the lovely folks at Phil Taylor about it they had no idea as to how this image ended up on a swap card, as their company never made swap cards or licensed Sue’s image to other companies. So it remains a mystery!

Yay! You can now shop Daisy Lane at Lark. In our store you’ll find the full range of sweeties, swap cards, posters, writing sets and more.

We’re launching Daisy Lane officially next week, but have a look around our new site and become a member!