A portion of our profits from our in-house line is donated to two local non-profits - the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Black Mamas ATX. Something I am really proud of is being able to make an impact through our shop through our give back initiatives. All of our cards are printed at a local, family-owned print shop in our neighborhood and all other paper goods are made in the USA. I design all of the products for our in-house stationery line. We host monthly creative workshops where our community can gather and learn from knowledgable instructors. We provide our retail guests with the very best independently designed stationery and paper goods. Founded in 2015, The Paper + Craft Pantry is a retail stationery shop and workshop studio in Austin, Texas. “ My name is Pei and I'm the owner + founder of The Paper + Craft Pantry. THE pAPER & CRAFT pANTRY Location: Austin, Texas Our cards are printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper made from lint reclaimed in other industrial processes. Each greeting card includes a 30% post-consumer recycled envelope and is packaged in a plant-based, biodegradable sleeve. For larger runs of prints we work with local printers. All items are made individually with eco-friendly materials whenever possible. We hand feed each card to print and again to score, then fold and stuff each card for packaging. Most of our cards are hand made at our studio in an old factory building in Chicago.
Somewhere along the way she fell in love with writing and designing pithy little cards and the process of letterpress printing. McBitterson’s was started in 2009 by Jenny Piette because she had too much time on her hands. She has been crafting, drawing and making weird and funny things, everything from cross-stitch to comics to making furniture out of 2x4s. Both of these presses are works of art in themselves. Our cards are printed on vintage presses - a Vandercook SP-15 from 1966 and a Chandler & Price Pilot. McBitterson’s makes cute, sometimes cranky, letterpress greeting cards. McBitterson's Location: Chicago, Illinois
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