Snail mail fans are in for a treat this month with Postmark’d PostBox! Blooming with yellow petals as bright as the sun, March 2022 comes with DILLY DALLY DAFFODIL-themed greeting cards and other stationery items to keep or share.
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Each monthly box includes PostBox’s signature blue envelope. This time, it’s designed with a flower pot. There’s also a quote from the poem Daffodowndilly that reads:
She turned to the sunlight And shook her yellow head, And whispered to her neighbor: “Winter is dead”. – A.A. Milne
The set of postage stamps was secured with a green spiral paper clip. You can use this assortment of vintage postage to mail at least four letters within the US.
The first spring card is a unique item – an Instant Artful Envelope. The watercolor floral illustration looks very pretty over the dark blue background. When unfolded, you’ll see daffodils in a striped vase!
On the reverse side, there’s plenty of room to write a heartfelt note, whether it’s about asking how a friend is doing or wondering what plans a family member has for the spring season. Once done, fold the card into an envelope, tape the edges, then seal it with the provided sticker. Remember to include a note on the back asking the receiver to open the envelope/card with care!
The set of cards in this month’s box is full of yellows and daffodils, and they all look very refreshing!
The Biggest Bouquet Birthday Card is a sweet way to wish someone important a happy birthday. It features a big bouquet of daffodils with the text “For you on your birthday!” on the corner. It’s also paired with a pink envelope. The Daffodil Grackle Card, on the other hand, seems pretty versatile. It features a grackle bird that appears to be enjoying the daffodil’s nectar. You can send this lovely card to a friend, even when there’s no occasion at all. It’s also paired with an army green card.
The last one is the Geometric Daffodil Card. It’s a fun and unique card to send to loved ones at any time, whether you want to say I miss you or let’s go out! The kraft brown laser cut design matches the yellow interior perfectly!
Still in line with the theme, here’s the Hope Postcard featuring a classic daffodil design and the word hope printed on it. This postcard is ideal for sending to friends or family members who might need some encouragement. There’s ample space on the back for your message, receiver’s information, and stamp.
Another classic-looking item in the box is this Daffodil Fairy Postcard. The featured illustration is lovely and it’s such a high-quality print, making it ideal even for displaying. There’s enough space on the flip side for you to write your message, along with the recipient’s info and stamp.
The artsy doodad for this month’s box is a plastic gel pen! It has a bright yellow soft-touch plastic casing with black ink. This pen writes smoothly and is ideal for writing your messages in the cards!
The vibrant yellow theme of this box put me in a blissful spring vibe. Except for the birthday card, all the other greeting cards and postcards are versatile. They even come with envelopes and postage stamps, plus a pen for writing heartfelt messages. Everything I need for sending snail mail is here! If you’re also a fan of snail mail, this subscription is a great way to get high-quality greeting cards for all occasions!
One thing I like about PostBox is that they elegantly wrap all of the items with a ribbon. There’s also a card with fun facts about the theme for the month. See it here:
PostBox by Postmark’d Studio is a monthly paper & stationery subscription. Every box costs $25 a month plus shipping and contains a variety of handcrafted greeting cards, postcards, stamps, and other stationery items. There’s a new theme to look forward to every month, and they even send random gifts on some months, so you don’t want to miss a box! Also, you can save on longer subscription plans!
Postmark’d Studio’s greeting card subscription is a reader fave – it made the list in our 2022 readers’ choice picks of best stationery and greeting card subscriptions!
What did you think of this month’s PostBox? Which card was your favorite?
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