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Custom Letterpress Invitations by On Paper

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Yesterday I was exploring the Short North Arts District in Columbus, Ohio and discovered an intriguing  little shop called On Paper. I was drawn in by the eye-catching window display featuring hanging paper globes and charmed by the eclectic elegance of the interior. On Paper offers a variety of services including custom letterpress invitations like the vibrant turquoise and orange ones pictured here. The shopkeeper graciously showed me this set and they were simply gorgeous!  Read more about them by clicking here, or visit On Paper’s online boutique by clicking here.

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