I was recently downtown and came across an unusual sidewalk vendor: Giant Gnome Design . The designer and his girlfriend had a small table s...

Rifle Paper Co . has the prettiest Mother's Day cards this year. So pretty, in fact, that I can't show the one I'll probably buy...

Thanks to Angel of Muse Silk Paintings who invited me to post over here today. Less a sneak preview and more #11 on my 10 stylish stationa...

Regardless of your politics, this is a pretty nice thing to do. The Xerox Let's Say Thanks Program takes cards designed by children and...

Sfgirlbybay guest blogger anh-minh wrote yesterday about decorating one's house with fashion illustrations, cheaply found second-hand...

Cards with quotes and inspirational sayings are fairly common. This is one I came across recently that I really liked, at a wonderful litt...

One last post for the month... on the final day of October, my final installment of cards from The Card Society arrived. I loved getting ca...

I love this letterpress card by Hello! Lucky , inspired, at least a little, by Dia de los Muertos : San Francisco's annual procession h...

Polaroids are experiencing a sort of Renaissance right now, even as the remaining stock of film is pretty expensive. I never had my own Pola...

Laureen Mahler and John Peck are the soon-to-be-married(!) duo behind Volta Press . They have a Vandercook set up in their great studio spac...

As previously reported, I signed up for a 3-month membership to The Card Society. After signing up, I got a welcome/confirmation email from ...

It may be that no one else finds this as interesting or as exciting as I do, but I stumbled across a link to the card society on a blog I l...

Reconnaissance missions usually require the gathering of information about an enemy, but my informal and spontaneous little mission was quit...

There were calling cards and regular correspondences via handwritten letters. Paper was handmade, and people used natural objects: feather, ...