Muse Reviews » The Easter Bunny {via} The World’s Smallest Postal Service

Want an extra-special something to tuck into your child’s Easter basket this year? Let me introduce you to The World’s Smallest Postal Service, thought up by Lea of Leafcutter Designs.

A teeny, tiny card arrived here last week for review. The Easter Bunny carefully packaged his card to the kids in an Easter egg full of green paper shreds. I marveled at the intricacy of the little envelope, all the way to the unforgotten detail of a minuscule hot wax stamp of EB’s initials.

The front of the envelope was addressed to the kids, and even had a tiny adhered “stamp” and postmark.

I was able to customize beforehand the Easter Bunny’s return address as well as what was written inside the card. You can truly make it as personalized as you wish!

Of course, also included within the package is a small magnifying glass so the letter can be read!

The tiny card from the Easter Bunny isn’t the only thing The World’s Smallest Postal Service can send for you. Any letter you wish to send can be transformed into “the world’s smallest letter” by Lea.

You can purchase “the world’s smallest letter” for $8 or an Easter Bunny-sent card for $10 from Leafcutter Designs. What’s more, she also does wedding, shower, and birthday invitations, as well as cards from the Tooth Fairy or anniversary cards!

Win it! Just in time for Easter, one of you will win a personalized card from the Easter Bunny to be sent to whomever you wish (within the US)! To qualify for an entry, you must go visit Leafcutter Designs and look at her other eclectic & out-of-the-ordinary offerings. Come back here and tell me another item that caught your eye and what you like about it! I’ll close the contest a little quicker than usual to ensure you have time to order for Easter; the giveaway will end next Monday, April 6th, 2009 at 11pm EST. Sorry; US entries only. Good luck!

15 Comments so far

I adore the Homegrown Rubber Ink Stamp! I love the design + the message behind it.
Cheers!

The Earrings for Spontaneous Seeding are hillarious!

I love the Phoneme Nonsense cards because they remind me of the word games I play with my boyfriend.

I first sayw the World’s Smallest Postal Service when it was mentioned on Dinosaur Comics, and I’ve loved it ever since!

heh – i like the wiggly eye dice

I really like the recipe dice. I’m trying to expand what my son will eat, and they would be a fun way to get him involved.

I think the matchbox theatre is so teeny tiny lovely and my daughter would have fun with it (and she would be over the moon to get a tiny letter from the easter bunny)
Thanks! foxsquirrelrabbit at gmail dot com

I very much like the pencil scrolls. It makes me nostalgic for passing secret notes during class. These would have been perfect.

I would like to enter the Easter Bunny contest to surprise my 6, almost 7 y.o. niece.

Happy Easter.

OMG! I love the pencil scrolls!

The recipe dice are really cute – I’m not sure if they’d get my sons to eat more veggies though!

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The wiggly eye dice are so cute – they look like they would be great to work with Walker on numbers.

This is the cutest thing ever! So cute! I also love the Poetry Ribbons!

A very unique offering! I especially liked the phenomenonsense puzzle cards — anything to make my homeschoolers think.

I liked the Earring for Spontaneous Seeding…but my favorite still is the teeny tiny letter.

The Recipe Dice make me laugh because I can imagine not only my 2 1/2-year-old daughter but my husband getting geared up to roll the dice to see what ingredients we were going to use in the next meal. Plus, I think she’d be easier to console when eggplant comes up. Thanks!

I love the Earrings for Spontaneous Seeding. Great idea! Thanks for the chance to win!

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