Sending postcards is something that I still enjoy doing. It’s much more personal compared to digital messages, plus it offers some much needed off-screen time ;) I love to receive cute snail mail as well. Here are a few favourites of mine.
![kawaii airmail postcard](http://www.supercutekawaii.com/wp-content/uploads/cute-card-postcrossing-1-600x524.jpg)
This happy postcrossing card might bring a smile upon the receiver’s face. It’s made by Studio Schatkist from the Netherlands.
![kawaii postcards](http://www.supercutekawaii.com/wp-content/uploads/cute-card-postcrossing-2-600x600.jpg)
Milkyprint makes the cutest postcards, you can find them online at Whale & Bird (UK). I’ve also spotted a selection of these cards in the Paperchase shop.
![kawaii bears postcards](http://www.supercutekawaii.com/wp-content/uploads/cute-card-postcrossing-3-600x600.jpg)
This sweet Big Bear Hug postcard from Studio Inktvis (EU) is an old favourite of mine. Do check out their shop for a larger selection of kawaii cards.
![kawaii alpaca postcards](http://www.supercutekawaii.com/wp-content/uploads/cute-card-postcrossing-4-600x600.jpg)
It’s always nice to receive an alpaca in the post, especially when it’s pink and fluffy like this card from PietenKees (EU).
![kawaii panda cards](http://www.supercutekawaii.com/wp-content/uploads/cute-card-postcrossing-5-600x568.jpg)
Noodoll (UK) is probably best known for plushies, but their characters also appear on cards. I’ve got one at home and it’s sturdy with a nice matching envelope. This Ricebamboo panda card would be hard to pass up.
![kawaii ice cream cards](http://www.supercutekawaii.com/wp-content/uploads/cute-card-postcrossing-6-600x600.jpg)
The cards from Asking For Trouble (UK) by Marceline are also of a very good quality and shipping in the UK is even free. How about a cute ice cream card to prepare for warmer days?
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