Set of five cards with envelopes, $5.00 (US). By Heidi Kenney at My Paper Crane.
Indie love
The buzz
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Step right up!
Spring festival.
Set of six folded letterpress cards and red envelopes, 3.5" x 5". $14.00 (US) at Ilee Papergoods, Seattle.
Ssshhhhhh...
Library card Valentine's card.
Card holder is recycled manila folder.
Card measures 5.5" x 3.5" on heavy 110# card stock.
Glassine envelope and white a2 envelope.
Comes tied with red twine + clipped with tiny clothespin.
$5.00 from simplesong designs.
Sycamore's handwriting.
Hand assembled boxed writing set by Poppies for Grace, in Victoria, Australia:
* Twenty four printed pages on 100% recycled paper with six different designs
* Twelve printed recycled brown paper envelopes and four plain
* Four little sewn cards
* Four little recycled plain brown paper envelopes
* A tag
$37.95 (AU)
Beads.
Spiral top notepads in cherry, emerald, tang and pink, 3.75" x 6". Thick, cardstock, letterpressed cover with newsprint pages.
$16.00 (US) at Hable Construction.
Three trees, one blue.
Hand-sewn 4"x6" greeting card by Little Who. $5.25 (US) at Buy Olympia.
Brown zebra. Blue stripes.
Greeting card, hand-printed on Fabriano Ellerre paper by Eliza Jane Curtis in Monserrat, Buenos Aires. 3.5" x 5.5", $18.00 for a package of five at her website, Morris & Essex.
You're welcome.
Tags made from white cardstock with inked edges, measuring approximately
1-1/8 x 1-3/4 inches.
Hand stamped "Thank You" on the
front in black ink and a small magenta heart above it.
$2.50 for 10 from white fluff designs.
I wore blue because you did once.
Greetings cards from Rebecca Haack at A Quiet Lark (Portland, Oregon). Based on an original painting. Only five left in stock, at $2.00 (US) each.
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