I’m very happy to announce the third annual paper swap hosted by yours truly!:) I’m doing things a little bit differently this year so please read carefully:
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Look what came in the mail over the weekend!
The inside is even more beautiful! I looove Jane Austen style letters! The calligraphy is so delicate:
These gorgeous hand-written and illustrated valentines have been bouncing all over the web this past month, but I’d never thought I’d get one! Thanks Phe! 
By the very talented ladies of Hello Handmade Paperie.
I received this letter a while back from the very talented Lea Redmond, post master of the World’s Smallest Post Office.
I know a lot of people have sent and received letters through her wonderful service, but this one was different….
Is that the world’s smallest secruity envelope?!! I might have squealed. Just a little.
So utterly adorable! I received the letter weeks ago, but was inspired to post about it today when I got an email about some of her newest projects. Just when you thought mini mail couldn’t get any cuter, here comes the World’s Smallest Package!
I want to get one just for the packaging! They’re only $10 each, so I might just order one for myself! Check out more of Lea’s work over at Leafcutter Designs.
All images by Leafcutter Designs
Fold n’ mail paper airplanes – set of 5 by Littleclouds
Heart revolver print by Bittersugar
Fabric postcard by Momfetti
Air mail postcards by Threedogparty
There’s a new Etsy in town! Well, in Europe at least. I just discovered some of the very talented artists selling their wares at Dawanda and I am seriously impressed. Check it out:
-Top left: Air Mail Pouch by Smil
-Top right: “Boyfriends” print by mareikeauer Only 1 Euro!
-Middle right and left: Cutout Boyfriend Rockstar card by Little Clouds
-Bottom left: Asia Print Notebook by Smil
-Bottom right: Cassette envelope by Enna
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