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Pennie Post Review – October 2016

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Pennie Post
Cost: $11/month.
Ships To: United States (Free Shipping). International (Add $2.50/month)
Category: Stationery / Paper
Coupon Code: N/A

Pennie Post October 2016 Subscription Review

Pennie Post is a monthly stationery subscription service. Each month you will receive at least three stationery 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 cards may also be included during appropriate months.

Pennie Post ships via USPS and usually arrives the first week of the month.

Pennie Post cards always arrive in a plastic pouch in perfect condition.

The October 2016 “Imagine” Pennie Post included the following:

~Mermaid Illustration Card: This card is stunning!  I could totally see this being framed and hung in a bathroom or mermaid themed kid’s room.  It’s just that beautiful.  The detail is just incredible.  I am in awe.

 

~Happy Donuts Card: Another love!  Just look at these animals / donuts!  Super cute. Typically the envelopes that arrive with Pennie Post are blank, but this one matched the card perfectly.

 

~Halloween Scene Card: This could be another framer! The cards this month are just too pretty not to display.  This Halloween scene is a little spooky, but not at all scary.

~Pumpkin Girl Postcard: The final item in the package was a pumpkin girl postcard.  I love the illustration and like the little “extras” like this they (sometimes) include in their boxes.

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Jennifer: Jennifer is the author and founder of Subscription Box Ramblings. She first discovered subscription boxes in 2012 and has been addicted since. Current favorites include CAUSEBOX, Boxycharm and Beachly!
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