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Pennie Post
Cost: $11/month.
Ships To: United States (Free Shipping). International (Add $2.50/month)
Coupon Code: N/A
Pennie Post, who kindly sent me this package to review, is a monthly stationary subscription service. Each month you will receive at least 3 stationary items. More commonly used greeting cards such as thank you notes and birthday cards will be included more often than other greetings. Seasonal cards such as Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and holiday may also be included during appropriate months.
Pennie Post ships via USPS and usually arrives the first week of the month.
As usual all of the cards were enclosed in a plastic pouch to keep them in perfect condition. In all the time I have received Pennie Post everything has always arrived in pristine condition.
The December 2015 Pennie Post theme was “Classic Holiday” and contained the following:
~Warmest Wishes In A Jar Card: I think this now takes over as my favorite card that Pennie Post has ever sent. It’s perfection. I love the idea of actual making this jar and using the card to go along with it!
~It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year Card: While it doesn’t say Christmas, I would definitely consider this to be a Christmas card. It’s fun and I love the candy cane.
~Wooden Holiday Card: So this card is really wood. Seriously. It’s a postcard (the back is blank) is unlike anything I have seen before. I wondered at first why they didn’t make it a card, but I am sure trying to make sure the wood didn’t crack apart when it was opened would be very difficult.
~Holiday Gift Stickers: The package also included 5 sticky gift tags. I like them both, but the gnome is my favorite.
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