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AWAGAMI – Handmade Thick Postcards w/ Recycled Newspaper

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AWAGAMI – Handmade Thick Postcards w/ Recycled Newspaper

They might be too thick for layering in your journal pages, but I love using them to decorate the cover of my journals (they really give them such a special, exclusive look!). I also love using them as postcards inside a happy mail bundle (I write my messages on one side and collage/paste Polaroid pictures on the other side). Sometimes, I also cut them into smaller sizes and spray my favorite perfume on them—then share the fragrance inside the happy mail envelope!

From Awagami Factory: “Thick handmade cards are suitable for many types of fine art, crafts, and printing. Made in the Tamezuki (East-meets-West papermaking method) that allows for thicker sheets. Each card has 4 deckled edges and contains recycled Japanese newspaper bits mixed together with recycled kozo fibers.”

10 sheets per set, 10 x 15 cm

Photos courtesy of Awagami Factory

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AWAGAMI – Handmade Thick Postcards w/ Recycled Newspaper

They might be too thick for layering in your journal pages, but I love using them to decorate the cover of my journals (they really give them such a special, exclusive look!). I also love using them as postcards inside a happy mail bundle (I write my messages on one side and collage/paste Polaroid pictures on the other side). Sometimes, I also cut them into smaller sizes and spray my favorite perfume on them—then share the fragrance inside the happy mail envelope!

From Awagami Factory: “Thick handmade cards are suitable for many types of fine art, crafts, and printing. Made in the Tamezuki (East-meets-West papermaking method) that allows for thicker sheets. Each card has 4 deckled edges and contains recycled Japanese newspaper bits mixed together with recycled kozo fibers.”

10 sheets per set, 10 x 15 cm

Photos courtesy of Awagami Factory

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Weight 45 g
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