Sweet Mailbox Moments Stationery Set You’ll Love
There’s just something extra special about putting pen to paper… and this Girl at the Mailbox stationery set makes it even more magical 💜
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With soft purple florals and the cutest little mailbox girl, this set feels like sending a hug through the mail. Whether you’re writing a quick hello, a heartfelt letter, or just doodling your thoughts, every page is designed to make it feel fun, cozy, and a little bit whimsical.
You get everything you need to mix, match, and create your own happy mail moments:
Full page lined and unlined sheets for longer letters, A5 and half-page options for quick notes, coordinating envelopes, sweet tag inserts, and the most adorable envelope seals to finish it all off.
Perfect for pen pals, thank you notes, thinking-of-you letters, or just because you felt like making someone smile 💌
Honestly… this is one of those sets you download and immediately want to use. Like right now.
Personal Use Only
Download PDF Here: Cute Girl At Mailbox Purple BG Stationery Set
I use a coated paper to print my stationery off on to, to bring out the vivid colors in the design. If you want your stationery to stand out you can purchase it here Epson S041062 Matte Presentation Paper, 27 lbs. Matte, 8-1/2 x 11 I highly recommend Canon PIXMA G5020 Wireless MegaTank Single Function SuperTank Printer | Mobile & Auto 2-Sided Printing this is the printer that I use and I print out a high volume of full page prints that are perfect every time. It comes with a year’s supply of ink for most people. If you are a business you will need to replenish every few months at a cost on average $32.00 for all 3 colors. The black ink that comes with the printer has lasted me almost 2 years. You can use any weight from (USA) 20 lb. to 32 lb. I prefer 24 to 28 lb. but usually decide on whichever is cheaper at the time of purchase. In the UK 110gsm paper is preferred to print the stationery and envelopes. I still recommend using a photo coated paper for the best results.
