I’ll link you to some other cute stamps below because these monsters are already gone. I’ve been slowly dwindling down my set of these monster stamps from last summer. I like to pair these with the most playful postage stamps I can find - and stock up if you see something you love because stamp designs go out of circulation very quickly. The paper is a nice size for a note, approx 8” x 6”. The set comes with 20 sheets of blank, smooth-finish paper and 10 envelopes (5 pairs of two each pair is a different geometric design). If you’ve got a playful vibe, or you’re penpalling with kids, the Midori geometric letter set is great for bringing an energetic, artsy vibe to the mailbox. Don’t forget to add a retro touch with vintage postage stamps - these come in a wide variety from “it’s old and you can still use it as active postage at its face value” to “it’s old and was already used as postage so it cannot be used as active postage today” to “fake stamps that look real but are just for decoration.” Make sure you buy the right kind for your needs.
Sparkle up your desk with gold and pink thin felt-tipped U Brands pens. To make opening the envelope an indulgent, formal affair, use a wax warmer and wax sealing stamp kit to keep your secret notes safe.
#Goodies mail stationery plus#
I couldn’t find link to these exact paper pads since I bought them at my local stationery store, but this link will get you close to the paper pads, plus tons of similar beautiful floral stationery sets. Pictured here is the Midori cherry blossom paper pad with long envelopes, on top of the Midnight Garden paper pad by Recollections. The paper quality is exquisite, and the designs are tasteful, creative, and delicate, more akin to tiny works of art. I have yet to meet a Midori stationery set I didn’t fall in love with. First up, one of my favorites, cherry blossom Midori Stationery from Japan.
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