For the people you love enough to buy an actual card for

A text message disappears in five minutes. This sticks around on their fridge for months.

Whether you’re celebrating something exciting, comforting someone through chaos, making a joke at the perfect time, or sending a card purely because you forgot to buy a gift, this collection covers all of it.

Some cards are sweet. Some are sarcastic. Some say the exact thing you were trying to say, but funnier and with significantly better handwriting.

Every card is designed, printed, and packaged in Alberta original artwork, blank interior, white envelope included. Made in small batches with a lot of care and infinitely better than the bent card you grabbed from the gas station on the way there.
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Questions? Mildly dramatic answers below.

A few answers before you add to cart.

A few things people ask before buying greeting cards from a small Canadian shop run by one human, one printer, and a suspicious amount of cardstock.

How big are your cards?

Most Ink & Paper cards are 4.25" x 5.5", which is the classic A2 greeting card size. Small enough to mail easily, big enough to say “I tried,” which is really the sweet spot.

Where are your cards made?

Every card is designed, printed, and packaged by me in my home studio in Alberta. No outsourcing, no big-box vibes, no mysterious card factory where the fluorescent lights never sleep.

Are your cards blank inside?

Yes. They are blank inside so you can write something heartfelt, unhinged, poetic, or just “from all of us” if the group chat gave you nothing.

How quickly do cards ship?

Cards are usually shipped within two business days. I move pretty fast for someone who is regularly distracted by paper samples, printer settings, and the emotional complexity of envelopes.

Do your cards come with envelopes?

Yes. Each card comes with an envelope, because handing someone a card without an envelope feels a little too chaotic, even for us.

What if I’m bad at writing in cards?

That’s totally fine. The card already did some of the heavy emotional lifting. Add a sentence, sign your name, and act like you had a plan the whole time.

Can one card fix everything?

Probably not. But it might be a very charming start. Sometimes a good card can do what a paragraph text message absolutely cannot.

Why “fridge potential”?

Because the goal is to make cards people actually want to keep, display, and maybe stick on the fridge beside a grocery list, a questionable magnet, and someone’s school photo from 2017.

Can I send your cards directly as a gift?

Yes. You can ship directly to someone else. Just make sure the shipping address is their address, not yours, unless your plan is to receive the card and emotionally hand-deliver it like a Victorian messenger.