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    5 years ago

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    I wanted to turn some images of my artwork into greeting cards. Can you help me with that?

    Hi Susan, Yes, I can. I see that you left me a voicemail, I will be in touch soon. Thank you!

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    RSVP - We carry a curated selection of baby items, perfect for gifts.

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    (12 reviews)

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    This is a lovely little gift shop on Penniman Ave in Plymouth situated across the street from the…read morenew Westborn market. They share their door with Frameworks and take up the right side of the store. They have an eclectic yet charming selection of Knick knacks, keepsakes, and tchotchkes to accompany their main business of personalized invitations, thank you's, and other stationary. I was greeted pleasantly as soon I walked in the door and asked if I was looking for anything in particular. The store was clean and well organized with plenty of room to move and look about. I overheard a customer in their rear-most space which is where they go over their personalized stationary. They are very thorough in going over how the customer wanted their particular piece to look. Overall it was a very pleasant stop and I found a lovely, unique birthday card and a new pen! Their gifts are on the more pricey side, but really, it is a gift shop and they have items at every price point. Would recommend.

    I love paper goods, like cards and stationery, so I couldn't pass this place up when I was shopping…read moredowntown Plymouth. They specialize in special print jobs, including invitations, but also personal monogramming of stationery. I really liked the selection of unique stationery and paper goods there. A friend who was shopping with me was taken with the assortment of magnets with interesting quotes on them and bought a couple during our visit. I also appreciated that they had gift cards that were printed with soy ink on recycled paper. They had several other gift items made with eco-friendly materials.

    Camden Rose / Palumba

    Camden Rose / Palumba

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    Love the carefully curated selection on the Camden Rose website! Easily found the best choice of…read moretoys, books and art supplies. Everything arrived in a timely manner, was packaged thoughtfully, and delivered in excellent shape. I'm especially pleased with the play kitchen, and my kids are loving their collection of Elsa Beskow books. I will definitely shop here again.

    Fun wooden toys, make-your-own-treasure-map kits, and a selection of fairy-and-gnome type books;…read moregood hippy-baby stuff. It's in an old garage --- make the leap of faith and follow the chalk sign into the post-industrial wasteland of a gravel parking area, then bear left. Presentation is more warehouse than toy store --- utilitarian metal shelves, with cardboard bins of items listing name, price, and part number. Some of the furniture is set up in a small showroom/playroom. I saw lots of "Palumba" (or "Palümba") and "Camden Rose" signage --- from what I can tell, Camden Rose makes & wholesales the wooden toys, and Palumba is their retail branch that will sell you just one, right now. The chalk sign on the sidewalk included both names. The books cover a variety of ages, but maybe a quarter of the selection is Elsa Beskow stuff like _Ollie's Ski Trip_ (Swedish, 1907, featuring King Winter and Mrs Thaw, illustrated in an Art Nouveau style). I picked up a treasure-map-making kit (with instructions to have an adult help age the map), a ready-made treasure map, and a small book. I held off on the wooden sword --- it's pretty, but Nerf swords are still causing the occasional problem. Laura Ingalls Wilder would appreciate most of the toys here. So do I. Don't be afraid of the construction vehicles parked outside.

    Sincerely Enza - graphicdesign - Updated September 2026

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