I spent $134 on mail this month.

I spent $134 on mail this month. Yes, you heard me correctly. Let's open it up and see if it was worth it. Welcome to June's Mail Club! Craftoholics $8 Starting us off is this funky fuchsia envelope from the Craftoholics Mail Club. Inside is a letter, a tutorial on how to make a repeating pattern. Some stunning and mod inspired scrapbook papers. A postcard, her signature itty bitty stickies. and a die cut sticker. I absolutely adore this theme. Next from the collecting club we get an envelope stuffed with magic. Coollecting $10 First, a beautiful bookmark. Make your own Magic a whimsical and high quality gilded postcard. beautiful washi tapes, a letter backed with a starry print. and three insanely adorable die cut stickers. Truly, each month of this mail club outdoes even my wildest expectations. from the Opal Bones post. I'm instantly captured by this beautiful envelope. Opalbones Post tier 2 - $15 Inside is custom vellum, a letter with a printed back. the most stunning and mind blowing holographic print. two high quality linen prints. and four die cut stickers that tie everything together. We're only three mail clubs in and I am blown away by how amazing everything it is. Moodmade $14 Onto moodmade, which comes wrapped in paper with a detailed belly band. We get a stylized letter backed with printed paper. a postcard, this lovely sticker sheet that feels both vintage and modern. and a die cut sticker. I love this color scheme so much. Next is a mail club I've purchased for others. Kira's Stamp Club $10 But finally decided to subscribe to for myself. Everything in Nature Has a Purpose which came with a personalized sticker closure. a file crochet inspired print sheet and a die cut sticker. This month's theme really is up my alley. We have another new club joining the round up. Small Place Post $14 This is the small place post and I simply love their art style. This envelope is packed to the brim with a letter backed with a floral print. and some surprise stickers. For this month's mail we get a postcard with a quilt inspired edge. a loyalty card with two stamps. a bunny garden party sticker sheet. an invitation and a die cut sticker. For their first month, they knocked it out of the park. On My Days Off $7 Next is on my days off studio which comes with a hand stamped envelope. a letter backed with printed paper. a farmers market calendar print. a market tote filled with three fruit cutouts and a die cut sticker. Simply wonderful. Onto the tiny toadstools print club. Tiny Toadstools $8 We got this most adorable butter yellow envelope. custom gingham vellum, a print of woodland creatures having a picnic. a letter and an accompanying story. This is so, so cute and whimsical. Lucky Penny $12 I fear the lucky penny and I may be the same person. because her themes always speak to me spiritually. This month comes with custom vellum, a newspaper style letter, a fruity sticker sheet, a mini print and three die cut stickers. To me, this is really giving Fantastic Mr. Fox, which is in my letterbox top 4. Seriously amazing. Next is my pop-themed stickii subscription. which came with a holographic memo pad. a die cut sticker, a fun and novel bookmark. and seven beautifully unique sticker sheets that match the message in a bottle theme. Our last new club to the villa is the Abide Mail Club. Abide $12 which comes with a letter backed with printed paper. an ocean themed print, a DIY bookmark that's very sturdy and high quality. a die cut sticker, a crossword puzzle. a sticker sheet, and a verse mini print. I'm currently at the beach so this feels so perfect. Tini Weenie Studio $12 with the most wonderful and encouraging theme. We get custom vellum, a print backed with a letter. a sticker sheet and a die cut sticker with the quote "lucky as a mindset." I really love this idea and her execution. Already time to see if this month's bounty was worth the buck. cost-benefit analysis: $134 for 12 clubs 90 items, including: • 11 papers/vellum • 12 prints/postcards • 16 sticker sheets • 21 die-cut stickers • 20 miscellaneous bonus: envelopes! So what do you think? Would you spend $134 on mail? Which club would you subscribe to? Let me know! If you made it to the end. Thanks For watching Thank you so much for watching. See you back here next month. Bye!