You can customize this cute Christmas card with a personal message. $2.79 each.

Thanks to Julie G. for this find.

cardstore.com

If you’re into scrapbooking and crafts, we have found the scooter motherlode! I just love the little red hearts and the streamlined trailers! ((swoon))

Thanks to Julie G. for these finds!

createforless.com

Here’s a couple of vintage children’s valentines I found online. Enjoy!

Love,
Tracy

These note cards have been available at Barnes & Noble for quite awhile and we featured them as part of a post about Vespa marketing at this store awhile back. But now they’re available online. I think the Vespa in the illustration could almost be a Triumph Tina but I digress. Printed on beautiful British made stationary, these cards are engraved with the message “Hurry Over” and are $24 for a set of 10.

Thanks to Julie G. for this find!

barnesandnoble.com

Available at Target now, this card has a red foil on the helmet, lips, and scooter which doesn’t scan well, but looks cool on the card.

Thanks to Tom for the scan and the find!

(Here’s a new card from American Greetings.)

Actually this is just a cute card available now at Target.

Thanks to Tom for the scan and the find!

Yay! Finally a 3-D pop-up scooter card! Thanks to Julie G. for this amazing find!
It’s available in the States via an English stationary company (but of course) for $8.23.

Thanks to Julie G. for this find!

santographics.com

Awhile back we posted about this neat greeting card:

Old Scooter Swag Post

Then over Christmas, Swagerista Rickie S. presented me with the same design on a coffee mug that came in its own gift box! (Thanks Rickie!)

It turns out that “Curly Girl Designs” has really expanded their line and now you can get this design on magnets, notepads, post-its, candles, water bottles, laptop skins, portable mini shopping bags and art prints.

To search for this design look for “The World Is Full of People” in the shop section of their site:

curlygirldesign.com

Well darn. This post was scheduled to appear on New Year’s Eve but didn’t.

Ah well . . . here are some perpetual calendars you won’t have to replace year after year. With month and day wheels, just spin for the date. Available at Scooterworks – type “calendar” in the search engine to see all the choices.

scooterworks.com