Amazing, Jen is amazing. She did such an incredible job with all the wedding stationary from save…read morethe dates to invites to day of table numbers, welcome sign and signature cocktail sign - everything she touched was perfection. She was beyond helpful with the whole design process, she even opened her shop special for us over the holidays because my husband and I currently live in California (our wedding was in MA) and were home for a tight time period. She is not only a design genius but a pleasure to work with and extremely on top of timelines. Even the boxes she sent things in was cute with the hot pink wrapping paper and little Cape Cod sticker. Jen was absolutely one of the top vendors we worked with for our wedding. Planning a wedding (especially on your own) quite honestly sucks and people like Jen make it significantly less stressful and THAT is priceless. I highly, highly recommend her to all!

Jen and The Pink Polka Dot team were INCREDIBLE to work with throughout the wedding process! The…read moredesigns and execution were beyond my expectations. Jen was incredibly responsive, communicative, creative and professional. We ended up working with The Pink Polka Dot team for our wedding invitations, welcome boxes and all of our day of stationery (i.e., personalized menus, table numbers, signs, petal cones, etc.) Coordinating the stationery with Jen was one of my very favorite parts of wedding planning. I plan to work with Jen for many years to come for any invitations, cards and notes. Thank you Jen for putting your heart into every project! You are terrific!

Greeting Cards and knickknacks line the shelves of this little store. Need a gag gift for that…read more"over the hill" party? Neither do I. But I did need a calligraphy pen and they had several colors and nib sizes. Candles? Yes. Angel statues? Of course! Beanie babies? Dude.

I purchased a ceramic mug for my sister for her birthday. The mug was a hand painted blue hydrangea…read morepiece that cost me $29.95. After one hand wash the mug cracked and no longer held liquid so we contacted the store for a return. "No problem" the owner said just bring it back. After multiple attempts dealing with cashiers who did not know how to do returns, including having my credit card charged again by accident I finally was able to reorder the mug with the owner and gave the store the damaged mug back in January. This morning I went to pick up her new mug. The owner greeted me and immediately questioned how the mug was damaged. I explained the hand washing with a crack etc and he said "I showed the mug to the artist and they just shook their head saying in no way was this damaged from just water. There were multiple chips in the mug which you did not describe". At this point I felt he was questioning my integrity as if I was trying to get something for free. I explained I live in town, and would not lie about how the mug was damaged. He said "Our return policy is very liberal and we've been dealing with this artist for four years and they wouldn't make this up." The fact is the store had the mug in their possession for over a month and I'm sure it was tossed to the side and perhaps chipped or the water weakened the mug to where it chipped whatever. Regardless of how it was damaged just replace it no big deal! So now I'm visibly upset and tell him again I wouldn't lie about this, and that this isn't worth the argument over a mug. He then slams the new mug on the counter and asks me to leave and never shop there again. He then comes from behind the counter and ushers me out of his store telling me to never come back. What kind of person does this to a customer? Especially a mother with a baby? I left in tears with a stupid mug I don't even want anymore after being treated so poorly by him and his staff. Later I found the mug artist online and called them directly and found out they had already given him a new mug for free and had no problem replacing it regardless of how it was damaged. They apologized for this man's actions and offered their products directly to me if I ever wanted in the future. I'm going to return the new mug and I don't even want my money back. He can have my $30 if it means so much to him and he can also resell a mug he got comped to make another $30. Thanks George Bagley.

A super cute bookstore with a great selection of books, cards and novel gifts. Staff were so…read morehelpful and welcoming especially the sweet kitty!

Super-cute bookstore with lots of lovely gift selections, too. I even got a small toy book from the…read morevending machine.

This store is beautiful! Literally. I wish I took photos. Walking in from Main Street in Hyannis…read more(on a sunny, crisp fall day)... I didn't know where to browse first. There were very unique and modestly priced jewelry items, gifts for almost anyone I could think of. I purchased four cards. Very nice selection ..... Many "fun gifts" mage from recycled and repurposed items. The kitchen cutting boards are bright and colorful... I have been visiting family and this is the first time I have ever seen this unique store. The woman working was so kind and helpful. If you happen to be in the Barnstable/Hyannis area, please take a peak. Some of the stores turn over quickly. I am almost certain Alium will be in business for years to come. The prices range from $ -$$$. Soaps, art, ornaments, etc!

What a fun store. They sell things I've never seen ANYWHERE else which made it memorable. Whoever…read moreis the buyer for this shop is seriously like a museum curator, that's how cool I found this stuff to be. Kicking myself for not buying that Bao Bao bag. It literally glows when you take a picture of it with flash. How freaking cool.

LOVE, love, LOVE this shop. Here is where the Stationery Store Day Crawl began. Calliope has all…read morethe best original art for washi tapes, stickers and a great assortment of clever greeting cards. I love that she also carries items from Shorthand and the journals, pencils, gift bags are always stocked here. They recently moved from Natick to Hudson and because I come in anytime I am visiting back home I have the pleasure of checking out their IG first and coming with a list already done LOL Respectfully Reviewed.

Cute store! Would love a few more greeting cards and fine art supplies, but overall a great asset…read moreto our town small business shopping!

What incredible service, Jenny helped me with choosing my first fountain pen and ink. She took her…read moretime answering all my questions, and even gave her recommendations. I was able to try different nibs, that's not a service you get from big box stores. Here at Paper Mouse, you feel like you're talking with a friend, they really make you feel valued as a customer. Shopping inside the store is like stepping back in time, before large corporations took over. Just browsing is an experience in itself. I highly recommend!

I was in Boston for a weekend and had looked up stationary stores online and this shop came up. I…read morelooked at pictures and decided to check it out. So glad I did. It's a small shop, but it was very cute. They had all kinds of stationary supplies. I have a TN regular and passport so I wanted to get some refills, they also had some hobonichi notebooks and covers as well. They had a bunch of different kinds of pens, washi tapes, stickers, stencils, etc... definitely worth a stop. I also got a TWSBI fountain pen that I wanted and they had it there! Was so happy about that. Got ink for my new pen, they had different brands and colors of ink as well. The employee in the shop was really nice and helpful.

This is one of my favorite places in the Downcity to browse, get a gift, get something for me…read more They have lots of stuff that have a Rhode Island inspired theme or just fun, high quality stuff that you could find in any nice upscale gift shop anywhere in the world. Craftland is a mix of card shop, gift store and souvenir store. The staff is pleasant and very helpful if you need their help. The stuff is all colorful and well laid out, so when I walk in the store, it feels bright and cheerful. This last time I got some t-shirts for my nieces...they have lots of colors, patterns, logos, designs and sizes. You can fell the quality of the fabric when you grab them, not the thin cheap ones that you get like in the streets of New York...LOL..

CUTEST STORE EVER! All the stuff is made my indi artists and they are all so talented. It's also…read moresuper welcoming and feminist and equality-focused. Perfect for gifts or art or a little self-care shopping.

Interseting assortment of your usual stationary store items: cards, papers, etc. They also had a…read morebeautiful pair of pineapple bookends that I was extremely tempted by. They have a strange assortment of used books too (in boxes on the floor next to the cards). Fun to browse but I found the prices a little steep.

Every time I walk in this store it feels like I am brought back to a time when shop owners knew…read moretheir customers and gave you undivided personalized attention. They truly cared and welcomed you and wanted to ensure you were happy with their product or service. This describes the owner and staff at Papers. They bring a smile to your face and I love their cards, unique gifts, personalized stationary, custom invitations. Go!

Fabulous store has all sorts of beautiful items. Lovely gifts!…read moreThe store's decor is beautiful too. It's set up like a beautiful home that ha many items all over!

This may have just become my favorite little boutique on the East Side... Why? Because in addition…read moreto selling gorgeous linens and home goods, this shop has quirky little personal items like cosmetics cases, silver julep cups and funky candles - scented or tapered, spiraled or standard, and everything in between. Because the shop is on the small side and it absolutely filled with goodies, the service is impecable. A warm greeting, a helpful eye, a friendly chat. There's also a section in the back that has children's clothing and other items, and what looked like a sewing station for personalization of any number of items or even tailoring. This will become one of my go-to spots for picking up a lovely gift for a friend or even for myself! Only thing is, no parking means circling Wayland Square or paying for one of the nearby lots.