Eva Moon Press

The Mail Day Collection - a lovely set of mail-themed rubber stamps are now available. Thanks to my collaborators One-Per-Week and

Mail Day Collection by Eva Moon Press and One Per Week Custom rubber stamps and hand lettered wedding designs.

The stationery collection has arrived! I am pleased to share all the designs with you in our little stationery shop.

Bold botanicals based on Scandinavian folk art really stood out to me during the design process, perhaps no surprise because that was my great-grandmother Eva Moon’s heritage.

I also have a love of playing cards and dominos so those influences brought both geometric pattern and playfulness to some of the cards.

My hope is that this collection will be simple enough for everyday correspondence and celebratory enough to bring the right tone to your celebrations.

As always, thank you for your kindness and support.

Rubber stamps coming soon to preorder! Email newsletter subscribers will receive an extra surprise with their preorder. Sign-up on our website.

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Today on my website I am sharing a collection of beautiful stationery and useful tools for letter writers.
Many of the objects are vintage and one-of-a-kind (a gorgeous green 1928 typewriter!) Plus, there are special discount codes.

http://www.evamoonpress.com/journal/giftguide

When the stationery and vintage-paper-loving gals create something together this is the result! Complete with postmark, airmail, and envelopes.

This is the branding project I've created for 's lovely stationery subscription box called . It launches today!

From the ephemera archive: new additions to the collection.

One of these stamps is included in today's Surprise Set order! http://bit.ly/surpriseset

I had the pleasure of working with on a post for the write_on blog about using ephemera in my letter-writing. I also offer a few tips on sources!

A big thank you to and !

http://www.writeoncampaign.com/blog//using-vintage-ephemera-in-letter-writing

I am pleased to announce that my stationery labels are now available in the shop: http://bit.ly/stationerylabels. They turned out beautifully and I would love to see how you use them in your letter-writing!

Monday mail: beautiful Egyptian airmail envelope from 1969.

I'm happy to share my woodsy change of address card for one of Portland's newest residents.

From the ephemera archive: U.S. #1100: 1958 3¢ Gardening and Horticulture.

Issue Date: March 15, 1958
City: Ithaca, New York

U.S. #1100 was issued in conjunction with a centennial celebration of the birth of noted horticulturalist Liberty Hyde Bailey. Bailey (1858-1954) founded the College of Agriculture at Cornell University in 1888. He was also the co-founder of the American Society for Horticultural Science in 1903, and wrote 65 books on the subject.

One of my favorite stamps is the mid-century "Bee Pollinating Flower" issued in Romania on 14 December 1963 and designed by N. Grant and I. Druga.