Sweet Nothings; Dear Stranger
A monthly reflection, mailed with care
A snail mail subscription of art, letter and ritual.
Sent once a month to your letterbox.
Once a month, on the 1st, you’ll receive a small, thoughtful envelope filled with:
– An original risograph print (new release or existing)
– A greetings card (perfect for sending forward your own reflections)
– A tea bag + treat
– A hand-written letter exploring the month’s theme
This is a slow mail subscription for lovers of art in the post. A monthly mail club for anyone who delights in receiving real, tactile letters and prints, mailed with care and intention.
For the first edition, shipping 1st February, we’ll explore Sending Love: what it feels like, what it looks like, and what it learns from being sent. Each element of the pack will gently reflect on this theme.
Try to one month, or join the subscription and receive 10% off (applied at checkout)
Your mail will be posted on 1st February for the first edition.
International and UK subscribers welcome.
10% discount for ongoing subscribers
No hidden fees, postage included.
You can cancel your rolling subscription at any time.
Why join?
Sweet Nothings; Dear Stranger is for:
Stationery lovers
Art receivers (not just makers)
Pen-pal & snail mail enthusiasts
People who want art and words in their physical world
It’s not an instruction manual or a productivity tool. It’s a monthly pause in the post, a quiet companion to your day.
FAQ
Is this a snail mail subscription?
Yes — each month you’ll receive a physical mailing to your home mailbox, with art, writing, and small objects. Many call these snail-mail art clubs or monthly mail art subscriptions. Etsy
Can I give it as a gift?
Yes! Subscriptions make a thoughtful, unusual gift — especially for anyone who loves handwritten letters or art in the post.
How much is postage?
Postage is included in all prices.
With love from Emily
Emily Grenville-Grey
Writer of Sweet Nothings
I’m a painter, printmaker, business founder, crafts teacher, product strategist and ex-city worker (aren’t we all so many things?!) and in the last few years have developed the Sweet Nothings series.
I am thrilled to write a little more, to you, dear stranger, and share these little prints in a new way
I love you x