Nicely Noted Subscription Review – April 2017

Nicely Noted is a monthly letterpress subscription service. Every month they send you a package with 3 cards and stamps to mail them.

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The Subscription Box: Nicely Noted

The Cost: $20 a month

The Products: A curated collection of letterpress cards and stamps.

Ships to: US, Canada, UK and the European Union

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This subscription includes a sheet detailing the makers behind each card.

Thank Cactus Card by Noteworthy Paper & Press – Value $4

This bright green card cactus card pairs well with the yellow envelope!

I always need more thank you cards, and this print is fun and unexpected!

Woo Hoo Cacti Friends Card by Lucky Horse Press – Value $5

This is my favorite card in the pack – I love this little cacti party!

And if you think this card is cute, I recommend checking out their shop – so many adorable cards! (I got this one in a Nicely Noted envelope before and framed it – I think of it as an illustrated version of a family portrait of me, Eric and Buckles!)

Pale Green Stripe Card by Alee & Press – Value $5

While it’s not as fun as the other cards, this lime green minimalist card will work for any occasion! (It’s blank inside.)

Stamps – Value $1.50

Each Nicely Noted package also comes with stamps to mail your letters.

Verdict: My verdict on this subscription is almost always the same = if you love letterpress cards, I think you will be very happy with the quality of cards Nicely Noted curates. It’s not the best retail value card subscription, but if you are looking for unique cards from letterpress makers across the country, I think it is great. (Plus Nicely Noted always seems to send super useful cards like birthday and Thank You cards.)

What do you think of the April Nicely Noted collection? I love the cactus theme this month!