My Stationery is Not Stationary

I don't know about you, but my lovely stationery rarely stays stationary for long. Almost as soon as it is in my house, it's on its way to some one of my fellow mail enthusiasts.

This swap is just a simple stationery exchange. Send three (3) different blank pieces of stationery (which includes lettersets, notecards, correspondence cards, aerogrammes (fold & mail), but not postcards) to one (1) partner. The stationery should be crisp, clean, attractive with coordinating envelopes (except for aerogrammes, which are their own envelopes). No homemade stationery for this swap, please. No religious, birthday, holiday or other special event sentiments.

By all means check your partner's profile for preferences, but this is a sender's choice swap.

Open to all, but please have a completely filled out profile.

NEW! I've decided to give away to one random participant the very cool stationery tote bag featured on the Felt and Wire blog. It is a Sapling Press creation and I'm really excited to be able to offer this as a special treat. The winner will be chosen from all participants on July 17, 2010. And the winner is LoloWalker, in South Korea! Congratulations!

EDIT: I want to clarify "homemade." There are lots of gorgeous homemade/handmade stationery available online in places like etsy and independent stationery shops. That isn't what I mean by no homemade. Beautifully crafted stationery that is not mass produced is what I use for most of my correspondence, and I will for sure be sending some of that to my partner. I hope that makes my intentions clearer.