http://elevatedifference.lndo.site/taxonomy/term/7369/all en http://elevatedifference.lndo.site/review/snacktopus-stationary <div class="node"> <div class="review-image"> <div class="field field-type-filefield field-field-review-image"> <div class="field-items"> <div class="field-item odd"> <img src="http://elevatedifference.lndo.site/sites/default/files/imagecache/review_image_full/review_images/4702400919160851302.jpg" alt="" title="" class="imagecache imagecache-review_image_full imagecache-default imagecache-review_image_full_default" width="195" height="320" /> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="meta-terms"> <div class="author"><a href="/author/nut-and-bee">Nut and Bee</a></div><div class="publisher"></div> </div> <p>These adorable notecards are printed on heavy weight, pale-colored paper and embossed with the playful image of a blue octopus clutching a tasty snack. Wrapped among his left tentacles is a weiner-snack that his mouth opens towards. The paper has a good density that lends to nice ink absorption and softly rounded corners further bespeak the whimsical intent of these correspondence-inducing notepapers. The company manifesto on the back sleeve declares, “We specialize in the sweet and humorous, cute and whimsical. Animals, snacks, nature and naps abound!” <a href="http://www.nutandbee.com/">Nut and Bee</a> lays claim that their products are hand-assembled, and this is evident through the care put into the production of this delightful stationary.</p> <div> <span class="reviewer-names"><strong>Written by:</strong> <a href="/reviewer/djuna-davidson">Djuna A. Davidson</a></span>, September 5th 2007 </div> <div class="tag-list">Tags: </div> </div> http://elevatedifference.lndo.site/review/snacktopus-stationary#comments Etc Nut and Bee Djuna A. Davidson Wed, 05 Sep 2007 11:56:00 +0000 admin 1889 at http://elevatedifference.lndo.site