fresh from the Makery: spring fever stationery

This week's post, like this week's project, won't take long. Since I was out of town this weekend - and it's on the weekend that I usually get most of my Makery work done - I had to come up with something I could quickly put into production today and finish this evening. Picking up on the stack of paper goods I mentioned in last week's project, I decided to apply my own spring fever design inspiration to a set of ten correspondence cards with matching envelopes.


The flat celadon cards measure a tad bigger than four by six inches. There's a grass motif at top, framed by a magenta ring, which matches the Zen proverb printed at the bottom. "Sitting quietly, doing nothing, spring comes, and the grass grows by itself."


I added a translucent magenta liner to the envelopes, which was actually a lot easier than I thought it would be. Although I guess I should confess that I've only done the one so far, for the photo op. I'll have the other nine finished by the end of the week, though. So if, like Rachel in that one episode of Friends, you need to catch up on your correspondence, leave a comment on this post and this spring fever stationery set could be yours.