we want to share a very fun product we have discovered...


jacki paper, a trend-setting, eco-friendly greeting card company that connects friends and family with fun kidhood nostalgia, has a new line called "the wish makers". These 100% recycled foldable cards, inspired by the wish makers and cootie catchers we made as kids, literally give new dimension to saying happy birthday.
“Now more than ever, we need fun ways of making each other smile,” says jacki paper creator and owner, jacki rigoni. “We’ve taken those fortune tellers we made as kids and turned them into a totally modern greeting card.” Each comes with instructions for folding and sending your birthday wishes.
The five new wish makers feature iconic references to kidhood like hopscotch, jacks, and cupcakes, as well as clean, modern patterns in bright, happy colors. you open the inside to reveal three printed wishes such as “simon says eat cake.” In the fourth, there’s space to write your own greeting and sign your name. since you fold it yourself before sending, It’s fun for both the sender and the birthday boy or girl.
The wish makers are all printed locally using 100% wind power credits. cards are 100% recycled with 50% post-consumer waste, processed chlorine-free and use soy and veggie based inks. “Recycled paper leaves more trees to climb,” says Rigoni. “We do our best to listen to our mother and our mother earth.”
Enter to win your own set of Wish Makers from jacki paper.
“Now more than ever, we need fun ways of making each other smile,” says jacki paper creator and owner, jacki rigoni. “We’ve taken those fortune tellers we made as kids and turned them into a totally modern greeting card.” Each comes with instructions for folding and sending your birthday wishes.

The wish makers are all printed locally using 100% wind power credits. cards are 100% recycled with 50% post-consumer waste, processed chlorine-free and use soy and veggie based inks. “Recycled paper leaves more trees to climb,” says Rigoni. “We do our best to listen to our mother and our mother earth.”
Enter to win your own set of Wish Makers from jacki paper.
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Which was your favorite - Mother May I or Red Rover?
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Red Rover. I still think it's fun. hehe.
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ReplyDeleteRed Rover, although I am watching a very spirited game of "ring around the rosie" right now and it looks pretty fun.
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ReplyDeleteI?!" Wish Makers sure bring back a lot of fun times. Many thanks, Cindi
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Red Rover. There is something about the anticipation, whether it's getting ready to run or holding on so tight to the person next to you's hand.
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Cool prize- I liked Mother May I. Red Rover was too painful!
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