Since opening my Etsy shop (December 2022 Update: I have since closed my Etsy shop) I found it as an excuse to buy even more vintage greeting cards, including cards I hadn’t previously bought for, such as Easter cards. In the past I’ve shared various selections from my ephemera collection, most notably my annual vintage Christmas card post, and with a new swath of cards, and Easter right around the corner, I decided to share my small collection of vintage Easter cards!
When it comes to the holiday of Easter itself, I don’t really celebrate it, outside of stuffing my face full of Peeps and Cadbury eggs, as I am not religious. But I do enjoy the colorful spring palette and cute bunny rabbits and chicks. Do you have any Easter traditions that you’re looking forward to this year?
I love your Easter card collection it is so cute! I recently started collecting Valentine’s Day cards myself because I found them so cute and cheeky and eventually, I will expand it to other holidays. I really got into them because they take up so little space to store yet really have a great visual impact once on display. Since my mom passed, I really don’t have any holiday traditions anymore aside from stuffing my face with chocolate bunnies. I don’t know why, but chocolate seems to taste better in the shape of a bunny. . .
Vintage valentines are so cute!! And I agree, they take up very little room, but are so wonderful and add a lot to a space when on display! I’m so sorry for your loss, and I’m with you on chocolate does taste better as a bunny!
These are the epitome of mid-century sweetness and charm. You have really built up a terrific collection of vintage Easter cards.
Like yourself, I (we) don’t really celebrate Easter either as a general. I appreciate the day all the same though and have a handful of pleasant childhood memories pertaining to it that I often reflect on during that annual long weekend.
I love your Easter card collection it is so cute! I recently started collecting Valentine’s Day cards myself because I found them so cute and cheeky and eventually, I will expand it to other holidays. I really got into them because they take up so little space to store yet really have a great visual impact once on display. Since my mom passed, I really don’t have any holiday traditions anymore aside from stuffing my face with chocolate bunnies. I don’t know why, but chocolate seems to taste better in the shape of a bunny. . .
Jennie from theuglydame.blogspot.com
Vintage valentines are so cute!! And I agree, they take up very little room, but are so wonderful and add a lot to a space when on display! I’m so sorry for your loss, and I’m with you on chocolate does taste better as a bunny!
These are the epitome of mid-century sweetness and charm. You have really built up a terrific collection of vintage Easter cards.
Like yourself, I (we) don’t really celebrate Easter either as a general. I appreciate the day all the same though and have a handful of pleasant childhood memories pertaining to it that I often reflect on during that annual long weekend.
Autumn Zenith 🧡 Witchcrafted Life