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Lettepress from Paper Source
This letterpress kit from Paper Source is something I could really get into. I’m a fan of the dying art of letter writing. Never underestimate the power of a hand-written thank-you note.
Now you can make your own handprinted stationary with this letterpress kit from Paper Source. Make your own monogrammed stationary, Christmas cards, thank-you notes – a thousand and one uses. Yay! Become the most popular craftster on your block – everyone will want to be your best friend in exchange for their own stationary made by you. Better than a pork chop any day.
The letterpress kit (comes with a bunch of stuff) sells for $149.99. The wedding, alphabet (not shown) Christmas kits sell for $24.99 each.
I’d like to see more kits and Paper Source should add a link to extra paper. Other than that, I love it. How about you?
One Response to “Lettepress from Paper Source”
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I think letterpress paper items are beautiful works of art. There are some really talented sellers of letterpress cards and notes on etsy.com.
This is a nice idea for everyday home use. I wonder if the results are similar to that of larger professional type presses. Still it would be fun to use.