Mitchell & Dent's Tittle Tattle

Take a teeny little letter miss post m’am and put it your teeny little sack (apologies to Elvis – but really, what does he care?). Lea Redmond is Postmaster of the World’s Smallest Postal Service. She sets up her teeny little post office in cafes and shops in San Francisco, hand writes teeny little letters at her teeny little desk, seals them with teeny little wax seals, packages them in teeny little white post sacks with teeny little magnifying glasses. Online orders also welcomed.

www.leafcutterdesigns.com

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Madame Mitchell does not approve of glitter and gaudiness and simply cannot abide an unattractive wedding invitation, so Mitchell & Dent has been beavering away to make pretty with paper. Here is your first peek at the results – the letterpressed Ampersand wedding stationery suite.

Madame Dent has been working hard too, but mostly in the hopes of being invited to more weddings. She likes cake and champagne.

Find us amongst the frocks and frou frou at our very first bridal fair…
Perth Bridal Expo, Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th June, 9am to 5:30pm, Burswood Resort Grand Ballroom, $15

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Carboard Safari have made it so we can feel like intrepid adventurers without the pith helmet, safari suit or all the animal cruelty. These spiffy-looking animal heads are made of cardboard and come flatpacked so you can assemble them yourself and dress them up however you may desire. Marvellous.

www.cardboardsafari.com

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Next time I go to the Royal Botanical Gardens, I won’t just send you a postcard, I’ll send you some garden. It’s like reality TV for the postcard industry. Up there for thinking, green thumb stationers Postcarden.

www.postcarden.com

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Ever have the urge to curl up in the corner with a box of crayons and a colouring-in book, but think it’s only for little ones? Supermarket Sarah has just the thing with these Colour Me Good books, album sleeves and paper dolls. Made by Mel Elliot – and perfect for us (not so) grown-ups.

www.supermarketsarah.com

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I’m a sucker for stickers. My rather extensive childhood sticker collection included smelly stickers, fuzzy stickers, puffy stickers and a prized Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch sticker (which I still have). How much cooler would my collection have been if Yaelfran’s Stick Me books had been around then?  A collaborative effort featuring lots of lovely illustrations by the likes of Art and Ghosts, Cabin + Cub and Happy Doodle Land. Even the covers are made of stickers.

Yaelfran on Etsy

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Here’s one for our dear friend Dan and anyone else with a soft spot for swine. The Lovi Pig is the brainchild of Finnish designer Anne Paso and is part of a series of adorable pop out postcards the receiver assembles themselves. We love them all but this little piggy has to be our favourite.

The Lovi Pig on Merchant No.4

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Sometimes our tastes here at M&D are as different as *apples* and *oranges*, however we are all *bananas* for these Kudamemo Fruit Memos from D-Bros in Japan. Even the most passive aggressive of notes would seem sweet if it was written on a slice of pear. Want one? You can buy them from Geek Stuff 4 U.

Kudamemo by D-Bros on Designer Roof
www.d-bros.jp

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Kev lives in West Yorkshire and digs the earth. No, he’s not a farmer (boom tish) but he makes these most wonderful notecards under the moniker Dig the Earth. As green as they can be, with 100% recycled paper stocks and environmentally responsible printing techniques, even the clear bag they are packaged in is made from corn starch and is completely biodegradable and compostable. Dig it?

Dig the Earth on Etsy

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The internet is a curious place. Who knew that this little love card with rainbows and unicorns would tickle the world wide web so? Obviously  M&D designer Mademoiselle Michelle did. Mitchell & Dent sold dozens of these little heart you cards overnight, thanks to bloggity blogs and RSS feeds. Best be quick if you too, love your loved-one more than rainbows and unicorns.

www.mitchellanddent.com.au

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