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Make City: Amsterdam, San Francisco, Tokyo
The bestselling postcard, papercraft, & souvenir all in one!
Now six of the world’s most beloved cities are featured in the Make City postcard sets. Designed by Keisuke Saka, each Make City set has five cards that can be cut and assembled into miniature models of famous city icons. You can make them or mail them! Make City cards are packed in a clear plastic sleeve with a cover showing the completed models. New this fall are Amsterdam, San Francisco and Tokyo. The Amsterdam set includes a row of Canal Houses, a Cargo Bike with a Child, the Magere Bridge, a Herring Sandwich and Beer, and a Windmill. Little Frisco includes the Golden Gate with Alacatraz, the famous “Painted Ladies” row homes, a Cable Car, the fisherman’s stew Cioppino and the Chinatown gate. A Tiny Tokyo includes a Temple Gate and Lantern, Vending Machines, Akihabara shopping district, the Tokyo Tower with Monster and of course, Sushi!
Make City: London, New York, Paris
Souvenir postcards make city icons. Make them or mail them!
Since released last year, the three original Make Cities have proven to be a favorite for everyone, regardless of their hometown! The New York set includes the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge with the Staten Island Ferry, a Yellow Taxi Cab, a Bagel and Coffee, and the infamous street Lunch Cart. A Bit of London has the Tower Bridge, a Double Decker Bus, a Buckingham Palace Guard, an electric guitar sporting the Union Jack, and Fish ‘n Chips with a Pint. Un Peu de Paris includes the Eiffel Tower, the Moulin Rouge, the Arch de Triomphe, a charming carousel and an accordion.
"Elevate your epistles this holiday season with a dozen cool cards that go beyond standard-fare warm wishes. With personalized touches and gee-whiz extras, these greetings are guaranteed to stand out." —Brian Kramer (Giftable Cards, DIY Magazine by Better Homes and Gardens Winter 2011 Issue).
As seen on CBS Television: The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (Le Late Late Show in Paris), August 1-5, 2011 and on The Today Show, "Stocking Stuffers Segment", NY, NY, December 23, 2010.
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