Twelve fronts, each with its own greeting: hello (an airmail border and a paper plane), thinking of you (a branch of ume), good luck (paper cranes), let's have tea, worth the wait (a snail carrying a letter), write back soon (two little stamps and a postmark), summer greetings (goldfish), autumn is here (maple leaves), on my travels (a mountain), warm wishes (sheep), just to say hi (a round postbox) and winter greetings (a pine sprig).

The back has message lines on the left and, on the right, a To line and three address lines under an empty stamp box for real postage. Each card is 148 × 100 mm (5.8 × 3.9 in), two to a sheet: a sheet of fronts, then the sheet of their backs, so a double-sided print flipped on the long edge puts every back behind its front. The cut lines are on the fronts.

The English and Japanese edition adds a Japanese greeting under each English one, such as あなたを想って, 暑中お見舞い申し上げます and 寒中お見舞い申し上げます, and 宛先, 切手 and メッセージ on the back.

You get 4 PDFs, A4 and US Letter in each edition, 12 pages each, and the font licence. Set in Fraunces and Courier Prime, with Klee One for the Japanese.

How to print: open the PDF for your paper and print at 100 % ("Actual size"), not "Fit to page". Everything sits at least 11 mm inside the edge of the page, and no page uses more than about 2 % ink coverage. Print on card (200–250 gsm, 75–90 lb cover) if your printer takes it.