saw em at the market, bought 1, went back an hour later and got 3 more. the lady's cards are fire.

Forget Hallmark. These are next level. Got one for my boss. She thought I spent $40.

These little cards hold more joy than a box of donuts. Trust me.

At first I thought $12 was steep for a card. Then I saw it pop up. I get it now. This is next-level craftsmanship.

I bought the dinosaur card and gave it to my 5-year-old. He gasped and whispered "WOAH". That's the review.

She told me how she hand-assembles each layer. You can feel the care. Bought the fairy garden one for my niece and it's still on her dresser 6 months later.

I got the sandcastle one and it's like a beach scene in a book. So cute.

I've never seen greeting cards like these before. Each one feels like a little piece of artwork. I picked up 3 for upcoming birthdays and ended up keeping one just to display at home.

Visiting from out of town and found her booth by chance. Bought four. One for me, three for gifts. Best souvenirs of our trip.

These cards say more than words. Bought one with a butterfly and it felt symbolic and thoughtful in a way store cards never manage.

I met the artist behind PopMarks years ago. Still the warmest, most genuine vendor at the Portland market. Her cards have gotten even more incredible.

real talk: the floral card outlasted the bouquet and looked better too.

She literally said, ‘Wait… it does THAT?!’ when I opened the fairy card in front of her. So yeah, nailed it.

I've been buying these cards for 4 years straight ” one for every family member's birthday. They've come to expect it now.

She said it was the most thoughtful card she’s ever received. I'm never buying store-bought again.