Swank you very much.

I’ve always had a bit of a thing for Stationery and Ephemera.   Well, just recently FabulousStationery.com was kind enough to send me some samples of their work, and I am hooked.   (As you can probably tell from the above tiling of favorites – I couldn’t pick just one card to display – and these are just the tip of the iceberg.)   Fabulous Stationery features designs that are unique, bold, and come in quite the variety.   If I had a move to announce, you can bet your butt I’d do it with their Woodgrain Pattern (top left) – but only after I spent hours deciding between that and their many mod home silhouettes (top center, for example.)   Need a baby announcement?   I love their Easter Greeting (2nd row, center) to announce a new arrival, but they have an entire selection of irresistable designs that should do the trick.   Planning a wedding?   Their selection of Save the Date/shower/bachelor(ette) invites are definitely going to grab your guests attention (check out their DUDE Bachelor party invite – it made me giggle.)   Everything from personal stationery, to holiday cards,  notecards for kids (and pets!) are done by professional graphic designers, customizable in all sorts of texts and colors, and printed on solid stock – either their standard 80lb or upgrade to 100lb for 5$ more.    And I love their selection of calling cards – great for someone like me who likes to have their info on hand, but doesn’t want to hand out a stuffy old business card that takes itself too seriously.   For the eco-conscious, select styles are available on recycled stock as well.   Oh!   And one of the best features – their invites/announcements/cards come with the sender’s return address printed right on the back – which can be viewed through a window in their envelopes.   Functional, and smart – your guests won’t have to scramble for your address if they toss your envelope in the trash.   Be sure to check it out.   Starting from $35 for packs of 20 cards, you won’t be dissapointed.

So yeah…consider this a rave.   Now excuse me while I go fan myself with their 80lb card stock and fantasize about the woodgrain moving announcements I’ll be sending out for my future home.