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Vanilla

Sweet vanilla and jasmine-scented white featherweight notepaper, and matching envelopes printed with a small bunch of purple and white miniature wildflowers.

Remember! Be sure to type your desired monogram (printed on the back of each envelope): first, middle and last initials in the box next to the "Add to Cart" button.

 

 

  • Vanilla: Antique Lace Vanilla: Antique Lace
    Enter Monogram: first, middle & last initial
    $7.50 |
  • Vanilla: Eyelet Lace Vanilla: Eyelet Lace
    Enter Monogram: first, middle & last initial
    $7.50 |
  • Vanilla: Lacy Hearts Border Vanilla: Lacy Hearts
    Enter Monogram: first, middle & last initial
    $7.50 |
  • Vanilla: Scalloped Hearts Vanilla: Scalloped Hearts
    Enter Monogram: first, middle & last initial
    $7.50 |
  • Vanilla: Victoria Vanilla: Victoria
    Enter Monogram: first, middle & last initial
    $7.50 |
 

 

Each set includes 10 sheets of notepaper and 10 complimentary monogrammed envelopes, (monogram is printed on the back of each.) The envelopes are wrapped up in a small bundle with a satin ribbon and your stationery is enclosed in a plastic resealable bag so its wonderful scent lasts even longer.

For best results, please store your scented stationery in a cool dark place, within its resealable poly bag, when not in use. (sort of like a jar of dried herbs should not be stored by the oven, because it will gradually lose its flavor.) Scent lasts approximately 3 months.

Notepaper dimensions: (portrait orientation) approx. 8.5 inches long by 5.5 inches wide. (Or 21.6 cm long by 14 cm.)

Envelope dimensions: 3 5/8 inch long by 6 1/2 inches wide. (9.2 cm long by 16.5 cm wide)

 

 

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~ Anna Quindlen