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Kacho-e literally means bird and flower prints. Although these cards are indeed evocations of nature, they are also much more. They reflect the Japanese love and awe of nature. You may have already seen an example of this work in the paintings known as "36 Views of Mount Fuji". You may just want to keep a few of these cards, rather then send them. They are gorgeous enough to frame. (via Graphique de France)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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Cavallini & Co. - Labels & Accessories

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These vintage-inspired stickers are available in a variety of themes, including Valentine's Day. I use these stickers to dress up packages, but I can create an entire greeting card or gift tag using one of these images. And because they are high-quality stickers, they are a joy to use. (via Cavallini & Co.)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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Play design by Rhonna Farrer

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Come out and play . . . Rhonna Farrer invites you to do just that with her fanciful "play" motif. You can remind yourself to stay light-hearted with a tee, sweatshirt, calendar, mug, mousepad, journal or tote. Get one for yourself and one for your favorite playmate. (via Cafe Press)

Updated Apr 10, 2008

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Cards : Everyday Cards : Boxed Cards : Thank You: Gift - Knock Knock

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These thank-you cards are perfect for my little gentleman in training. And I might just use one or two for those friends and family who would see the humor in receiving multiple-choice correspondence from a literate adult. (via Knock Knock)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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Elum

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This desk set includes both envelopes, notes and cards in a variety of sizes and styles, including my favorite: letterpress. If you enjoy writing personal notes and letters, you will love this gorgeous box of elegant stationery. Available in both "Aviary" (yellow and brown) and "Regency" (red and black) versions. (via Elum)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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Elum - Journals

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Hard-cover journals you will love collecting, even if you never write a single thing within. These Elum journals are beautiful and, as is often the case with me, I would like one of each, please ! (via Elum)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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vintage playing cards

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I am literally drooling over these collections of vintage cards. Although they are advertised as trading cards, I would really love to use them for a variety of art projects. To decorate plain notebooks, use them for scrapbook projects, alter them for interesting greeting cards. My head is spinning ! (via Etsy)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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Little Otsu Annual Vol. 2 Weekly Planner

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This planner takes all of the details of your life into consideration, and then provides you space in which to organize it all. An cute little organizational powerhouse. This is something I actually NEED. (via Little Otsu - San Francisco)

Updated Jan 12, 2008

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Joe's Sticky Stuff - Duluth Trading Company

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I have many posters, but none on my walls. Why? I cannot bring myself to put holes in my paint and wallpaper, and I am not at all handy with a hammer. So, I will be buying myself several rolls of Joe's Sticky Stuff. Easy to put up and take down: it is the perfect solution for all of my decorative hanging needs. (via Duluth Trading Co.)

Updated Jan 11, 2008

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barcelona journal: Plum Party

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Ever on the quest for a new journal in which to jot, I happened upon these French Bull lovelies in a most unexpected place: the online party purveyor Plum Party. As usual, I love each and every one of the designs, but the flowers truly capture my fancy. What is your favorite? (via Plum Party)

Updated Jan 12, 2008