Best site to make your stationary?

[Anonymous]

I'm a novice. Any other technical advice would be great. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

If you're looking for something simple, VistaPrint is fast and cheap and good quality.

For something indie and desigerly, minted.com is awesome.

[Anonymous]

stationery.

if you're stationary, you're not moving.

[Anonymous]

mean

[Anonymous]

Not Crane's since you aren't concerned about social niceties such as spelling.

[Anonymous]

not OP, but if i want business cards made where they won't steal my email address etc., any suggestions?

i want low-volume but classy looking and professional.

[Anonymous]

Stand really, really still.

[Anonymous]

Moo.com -- they do really beautiful, high quality work and you can order much smaller quantities than most shops. The paper is exquisite--very heavyweight and silky smooth.

[Anonymous]

In order from least to most expensive:

1. Vistaprint: Cheap, excellent customer service, slightly lower quality and less variety.
2. Tiny Prints: Good quality, not too pricey, lots of variety.
3. Minted: Great variety and beautiful designs, more expensive.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thanks for the suggestions. And I totally deserve the comments for the misspelling. Major oops.

[Anonymous]

A new poster here, happy to have found these recommendations. OP, you have a good sense of humor and thick skin! BTW, a spelling trick someone taught me is stationEry=Envelope. That and "the principal is your pal" have saved me many times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A new poster here, happy to have found these recommendations. OP, you have a good sense of humor and thick skin! BTW, a spelling trick someone taught me is stationEry=Envelope. That and "the principal is your pal" have saved me many times.

OMG I consider myself a grammar nazi and even I did not know this!!!! Thank you for saving me!!

Btw, one of the most common bloopers I see is "I'm empathetic." Which is not even a word - it's either "empathic," or "sympathetic."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a novice. Any other technical advice would be great. Thanks!

Do you want something to use for writing, e.g., stationery, or, do you want to stand/sit still in onr place, , e.g., stationary?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a novice. Any other technical advice would be great. Thanks!

Do you want something to use for writing, e.g., stationery, or, do you want to stand/sit still in onr place, , e.g., stationary?

You're a little late, this has already been called out several times. Try an original thought, they're actually pretty cool.