Tag Archives: atvirlaiškiai

Building a Postcard Series: How One Idea Turns Into a Collection

When people visit my shop for the first time, they often see many different postcards and assume they all appeared one by one. In reality, many of them belong to something much bigger: a series. Some series start as a single experiment. Others grow slowly over years. And sometimes a postcard unexpectedly becomes the beginning […]

What to Do When You Don’t Have the Right Postcard for Postcrossing

Every Postcrosser knows this moment. You receive an address, open the profile, and read something like: “I collect vintage trains, lavender fields, maps of Iceland, hedgehogs, dark fantasy dragons, handmade lino prints and very specific 1980s typography.” You look at your desk. You have a cat. A mushroom. And something abstract in beige. So what […]

How many postcards do you really need for Postcrossing?

This is one of those questions I get asked surprisingly often. Usually, people are hoping for a number. Ten? Twenty? Fifty? Something that sounds reasonable and final. The honest answer is not very satisfying: there is no single “right” number.But the good news is that it’s actually quite easy to figure out what works for […]

Why I’m Slowly Shifting from Single Postcards to Thoughtful Collections

For many years, my shop followed one simple idea:something for everyone. For almost 14 years, I created postcards in many different styles, moods, and themes. Cute and serious. Colorful and minimal. Illustrated and photographic. The goal was always the same: to make sure anyone, no matter their taste, could find at least one postcard that […]

How I Choose Postcards That Actually Work for Postcrossing

I run a small postcard, gifts, and stationery shop in Europe, and for more than a decade, postcards have been passing through my hands every single day. Thousands of orders, tens of thousands of cards, countless messages from Postcrossers. So when people ask me what postcards are best for Postcrossing, my answer is never “the […]

Do Christmas Postcards Change Every Year? My Thoughts for 2025

Every November I sit down with a cup of coffee, open my design folders, and ask myself a familiar question. Do Christmas postcard trends actually change, or am I just imagining it because I spend too much time staring at snowflakes, cookies, and postal boxes? This year I decided to look back at the past […]

🎄 October Recap: Christmas Postcards, Advent Calendars, and Cozy Stationery Updates

Discover FavoritePostcard’s October 2025 highlights – new Christmas postcards, limited Advent calendars, cozy stationery, and answers about US shipping and upcoming November releases.

Advent calendars for postcards and paper lovers: 25 small reasons to smile

December has always been my favorite kind of chaos. The kind that smells like cinnamon, paper, and coffee, and somehow mixes a to-do list with real excitement. Every year I look for new ways to make those 25 days before Christmas feel slower, calmer, and a little more magical. This time, it turned into something […]

My Postcrossing Anniversary: 17 Years, 17 Addresses, 17 Postcards

Last week I received a special email: a note from Postcrossing congratulating me on my 17th anniversary with the project. Seventeen years! When you think about the fact that Postcrossing itself is celebrating its 20th birthday, it means I’ve been part of this amazing community for most of its life. That’s a long journey of […]

What to Write on a Postcrossing Postcard? (10 real ideas)

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve sat down with a postcard, pen in hand, address already written, stamp licked… and then thought: “But what do I actually write?” Quick note before we start: I always read the recipient’s Postcrossing profile first. Most people leave hints about what they enjoy (some even list specific […]

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