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Paper & Stationery
Paper and stationery on SCRAPD is handmade and small-batch - cards, prints, journals, stickers, and other paper goods made by the maker selling them. This is the craft of print, illustration, binding, and finishing: things made to be written in, sent, and kept, designed by a real person rather than churned out as generic stock.
Some pieces are one-of-one and some are small editions - a hand-bound journal versus a limited print run of a card - and each listing tells you which. What stays constant is that the design and the making came from the maker, not a mass catalog. Many makers here also work with recycled and salvaged paper.
Because SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront before it can sell, this category is genuine maker-made stationery - no resold mass-market cards, no AI-generated listings. You can ask the maker about paper stock, sizing, and customization before you buy.
Paper & Stationery - common questions
Is this stationery handmade or mass-market?
It is made by the maker selling it - designed, printed, and finished by them. SCRAPD hand-reviews storefronts and does not allow resold mass-market stationery or AI-generated listings.
Are pieces one-of-a-kind or part of a run?
Both exist here. A hand-bound journal may be one-of-one; a card or print may be a small edition. Each listing tells you exactly what you are buying.
What paper is used?
Paper stock varies by maker, and many use recycled or salvaged paper. The listing describes the stock; message the maker if you need specifics for printing or writing.
Can I order custom or personalized stationery?
Often yes. Many paper makers take custom orders - personalized cards, custom journals, bespoke prints. Reach out through the storefront to ask.
How is paper and stationery shipped?
SCRAPD currently ships within the United States. Makers pack their own orders - paper goods are usually protected flat or rigid in transit; check the listing if you have concerns.
I design stationery - how do I sell on SCRAPD?
Apply for a storefront and a real person reviews it, usually within 72 hours. Your work needs to be genuinely your own design and making - no resold mass-market goods.