For the letters you keep meaning to write but never quite sit down to. Templates for the most common letters, prompts for when the page is blank, and five printable stationery designs so what you post looks like care.
Three sections built around the moments most people get stuck. Use any of them on their own, or all of them in order. Print and reuse forever.
For the letters most people mean to write. A thank-you that goes deeper than a card, a thinking-of-you, a love note, a letter to a child, a letter to a grandparent, a letter to someone grieving, a letter to your future self, and four others. Use them word-for-word or as starting points.
One full page of prompts for when you want to write but cannot think of what to say. Pick one, set a timer for ten minutes, start. Designed for when the page is blank and you need a small nudge in the right direction.
Five distinct full-page letterheads with cream backgrounds and gold detailing. The Connected au house style, a flora design, an in-the-garden eucalyptus design, a small-song swallow design and a par-avion postal stripe design. Print as many copies as you need.
Proper printable envelope templates in DL, C6 and square sizes. Cut along the gold dashed outline, fold along the lighter lines, glue or wax the flap. Each has a small sprig where the wax seal lands.
A real kit you keep in the drawer with your pens. Editorial dividers between each section, paired templates two to a page, all thirty prompts on one page, then the printables.
Letters are a slow medium and a Kit cannot make you suddenly love writing them. Here is who tends to actually use it.
One quiet email with a PDF attached. Print only the bits you need, when you need them.
Sent to your inbox the moment you check out. No waiting, no shipping, no app to install.
Designed for A4 but prints cleanly on US Letter too. Cream, ivory or recycled-feel paper is loveliest.
Print one sheet at a time as you need it. The stationery and envelope templates are designed to be reused as many times as you like.
No. The templates are deliberately structured so that a person with no idea what to say can sit down and produce a real, warm, specific letter in fifteen minutes. The point is the letter, not the prose.
No, although the envelope templates have a small sprig drawn where one would land. A wax seal kit costs about twenty dollars from Etsy if you fall for it properly, which a surprising number of buyers do.
Yes, and that is how most buyers use it. Most people print the five stationery designs in batches as they need them, the envelope templates once or twice a year, and the templates and prompts get printed once and tucked inside a drawer with their pens.
Yes. Spelt the proper way, posted within Australia, designed for Australia Post envelope sizes (DL and C6 are the two most common Australian sizes, plus a square option). The kit works fine internationally too, but the envelope dimensions match AU standards.
Yes. The PDF is yours to share, although the warmest thing to do is buy two and send one as the gift. If you would like us to send it as a gift with a note, write to hello@connectedau.com.au and we will sort it.
For the price of one nice card from a shop you get a whole kit you can use forever, plus a ten percent discount on The Offline Box tucked inside the last page.