Paperwheel Has People Talking!

“This Valentine’s Day will be anything but virtual with Paperwheel’s clever cards fit for gadget geeks. The love of your e-life will be forced to step away from the computer screen to get a closer look at these letterpressed beauties that cut the mush and put the language of love into speech your techie will understand.”

“Elizabeth Weil is a partner at Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, an ultramarathon runner, and a new mom. In her spare time, she runs Paperwheel — which has been turning out uber-popular “nerd-themed” letterpress cards since 2006. Paperwheel has sold with Square since our start in 2010 — first to accept credit cards, then using Square Cash, and now to streamline invoicing and customer management.”

“One of the best parts of my journey with Brit + Co. so far has been the opportunity to discover so many talented makers. Along the way I’ve seen everything from beautiful handmade jewelry to 3D-printed baked goods. I’m constantly inspired and humbled by the people who are redefining what it means to make every day, and we’re excited to continue featuring the experts who have really stunned us with their creative skills.”

“It’s not too early to get a jump on Valentine’s Day, especially if you’re looking for the perfect card. Here at Mashable we’re all about geekery, so we’ve found 10 cards we’d be delighted to give and receive.”

“Judy Clement Wall has 1,665 Twitter followers, but when she really wants to connect with one of them, she takes out a piece of stationery and picks up her pen. She wasn’t much of a letter writer before she began to spend time on blogs and social networks like Twitter.”

“POST-CRINGE: Even the Internet-addicted (erm, especially the Internet-addicted?) need to apologize for stuff sometimes. Via Outblush comes the witty Ctrl+Z Card ($5.75 each) from PaperWheel Press. You know, for when you just need to click “undo” on your life.”