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Tag Archives: eco-friendly
Night Owl Paper Goods
I picked up my first Night Owl Paper Goods wooden card. I love that it’s on wood, has very nice texture, but I wouldn’t love it if it wasn’t eco-friendly! It’s made from eco-friendly sustainably harvested yellow birch. My card … Continue reading
Greenwich Letterpress
The Greenwich Letterpress in the Greenwich Village is a cute letterpress shop. Not only they have some great letterpress cards and stationaries, but also they are environmentally friendly – their products are printed by using 100% wind energy! From their … Continue reading
Earth Day
It’s Earth Day today. I’ve been seeing lots of eco-goods and going green threads here and there. I think it’s really important to think green nowadays for our planet earth. I recycle and I try being as eco-friendly as possible … Continue reading
Fish Paper
I thought NYC had everything… but no. NY didn’t have the Paper Source – my favorite store! I always loved going there, they have so much cool stuff, I could spend hours and hours in the store, but now, I … Continue reading









