![To get a letter, write a letter postcard](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5317/5870119771_f82eb14fac.jpg)
I promised I'd have new postcard designs coming soon: here they are!
I got the idea for the first design when I wanted to buy postcards with this phrase. I searched for it on etsy, and when I found only buttons and not stationery, I figured I'd just go ahead and design it myself.
The phrase "to get a letter, send a letter" predates my generation by many years, but it is a great motivator for anyone who wants to receive more mail. If you want it coming in, send it out! I have seen this on vintage labels as far back as the 1950s. The slogan on this postcard is slightly modified to match the vintage graphic of writing hands; it reads "to get a letter, write a letter." I hope it motivates some letter writing and postcard sending!
"To Get a Letter... Write a letter" postcards in my etsy shop
![E-mail: when you care enough to send the very least postcard](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5120/5870119455_3fa78b1ca4_z.jpg)
For the second design, I have faithful blog reader (and etsy customer!) Joe Chapman to thank. He suggested this pithy phrase in a comment after I debuted my Snail mail: not dead yet postcards.
So... in response to all those who have fallen into the habit of emailing thank-you notes, or corresponding via email instead of proper snail mail, this postcard thumbs its nose!
The postcard reads "E-mail: when you care enough to send the very least" set inside an ornate baroque frame, with the email "@" symbol highlighted in the internal frame.
"Email: when you care enough to send the very least" postcards in my etsy shop
![PostcardBack](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5320/5870119521_c5ac981039.jpg)
I've updated my listing for postcard combination packs so you can now order any combination of my four designs, too.
I'd love to hear what you think of the 2 new designs!
I had no idea when I started this blog two years ago that I'd step into designing postcards, and have so much fun with it! I fear I have created my own monster...