Letter writing stuff I would buy if I won the lottery. This stuff is just made of awesome.
A desk I'd want, once I have my own house again:
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Decadent Stationery:
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Hand engraved peacock feather cards from Crane Stationers. I think I even featured them (or something very like them) before on TMP, but they are so lovely, they deserve repeating!
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Reproduction RMS Titanic stationery and matching envelopes! You can get them here. |
Pretty much the entire Josephine Wall collection from Leanin' Tree Stationers. Here are a couple of my favorites:
I also found this fabulous Peacock Desk Set:
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(Available at Sears and Michael's) |
Confession: This post was kind of hard to come up with. Totally phoning it in. But tomorrow's is easy: all about Envelopes! :)
That peacock set is great!
ReplyDeleteThe art of letter-writing seems to be diminishing in this electronic age - and yet I do love to get a handwritten newsy letter from someone, more so when the paper and envelopes are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteAlas, cost and convenience seem to be the mitigating factors these days. I don't know what US postage rates are like but here in the UK they are just a joke - 60p for a simple letter by next-day (ha!) delivery! Given that, the letters from friends who bother to put pen to paper and use snail-mail are the more to be treasured! :-)
It's not too terrible, but it keeps going up more and with increasing frequency. It's $0.46 for domestic and $1.10 international for up to 3 oz.
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DeleteLooks lke an "escritoire" is in your future!
ReplyDeleteWhat's funny is that I did actually have a little writing desk last year, but I discovered that in our current living situation, 1) It didn't match the rest of my room, so I kind of resented it as just another thing on my to-do list (repainting/finishing it, which involved hauling it down 2 flights of stairs, etc) and 2) I am the most comfortable writing letters when I'm curled up in my bed with a lapdesk. I ended up tossing the writing desk on Craigslist and I haven't missed it since! :)
DeleteI want Titanic stationary!! I don't know what I'll do with it, but it needs to be in my possession.
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DeleteThose are the exact same peacock feathers that we had on our wedding invitations!
ReplyDeleteShout out to Designs in Paper.
I so love Crane stationery, I scored some notecards recently as a thrift shop find!
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Some of my most hoarded of the stationery... er... hoard... is Crane! Parchment with deckled edges! I hadn't thought to look in thrift shops! [evil laugh and rubbing of hands together as I plot the possibilities!]
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