Papyrus

It was on Saturday ¹⁄₂₄ around 7pm, I had a tin of tea to wrap. I always love their cards and little things, I decided to come to here because I thought they would give me a beautiful gift wraping service. However the service was the worst I have ever seen. I cannot believe my eyes! How can they hire an employee who cannot warp!
I knew they would charge me for wraping things and service, so I paid $ 4 for wraping service and $ 5 for paper. The tin was in round shape. I felt a little bit doubt when she tried to wrap it into a box shape without putting it into a box. However I chose to trust her because I thought Papyrus was professional, I thought a regular round tin would be easy for them.
I was wrong… She told me it is good to go… but it looks like a product from a wraping game of a three-​year-​old child. I said I really cannot give out a gift like this, BUT SHE STARTED TO BLAME ME! She said she told me it was going to be weird looking, she said she told me I should have used tissue paper! She said I can do it myself at home! I don’t want to pay for a service which have told me to do at home myself!
She said she cannot return, okay… She said she can do it with tissue paper, okay… So I told her to do the tissue way… CHARGED ME AGAIN! okay…
BUT! The bag she finished LOOKS LIKE A BUSKET OF WASTE PAPER!!! I cannot believe it is a gift!!!
Avoid her at any cost!
5 inch height, slim, looks like college student, long dark brown hair.

I could never imagine a better place IN LIFE. Then where I am RIGHT NOW!!! Papyrus is papy-​REALLYGOOD!!! I just met this really cute person AND he’s a Hallmark-​addict. Texture of the paper– WERE GETTING MARRIED!!! AND I FOUND THE-​PERFECT BABY!!! We are in LOVE… With STATIONARY??? If Casper were a ghost, this is where he’d buy his wedding invitations. ASK FOR COURTNEY– She doesn’t work there but just try it!!! It’s so funny you might laugh or so.

I had to vent about my experience here this past Sunday. I stopped in to grab a last minute card, as well as some gift wrapping.
I couldn’t find where the bridal shower cards were and when asking the associate, I was «pointed over» — as opposed to shown exactly where, or any other specific information. Even after being pointed over to the direction where I was already standing, it took me a few minutes after to finally find what I needed with only 2 options for my occasion.
I asked for a box to put my gift in and was provided with a standard Papyrus box — I didn’t think they would charge me but it was an additional $ 2.95 to my total, which I was fine with but I had assumed I would at least been told that beforehand. Before I paid, I asked if there was any tissue paper and was told yes — I had been given tissue paper at my other Papyrus previous times before. Before I left, I asked for a piece of tissue paper and then the manager who was checking me out points over at the tissue paper and goes, «they are all over on that wall. we need to save this tissue for glassware.» The frustrating part was not that I had to end up paying, but that I had to do a whole other transaction because she hadn’t told me that from the beginning when I asked for it. Through it all, she basically seemed like she didn’t want to help me and if anything, seemed annoyed by me when there was no one else in the store.
Needless to say, for an 11am stop at Papyrus on a Sunday. it was a poor experience and I will not be returning to this location.

A typical Papyrus store.
The cards are on the pricey side but you pay for good quality.
Some stores, like Walgreens, sell cards at similar prices as Papyrus, but they’re very average and mediocre compared to the special ones that you would find at Papyrus.

I’m a big fan of papyrus because no other company sells cards that have unique designs that «pop out» from the front of the card. Each card runs about $ 6 – 7 dollars, but I think its worth it.
Every time I go there for a birthday or a special occasion they have new cards to choose from.

Great selection of beautiful cards.

I come to this store ALL THE TIME. The staff is exceedingly friendly and help you find anything you need. The only issue I have is that it’s quite small and doesn’t have the selection of most Papyrus’es… but the stuff they DO have is great. So who cares! This place is awesome and great for a last minute card or gift.

Great selection of Mothers Day cards and friendly staff. I come here often to pick up cards for loved ones. Who doesn’t like to get snail mail?

I was looking for cute and different Birthday candles and found here!
The candles I chose from many other interesting ones were with many colors and loud. The cake I bought was monotone. Just beige white and touch of red cake. I chose the candles with each letters of HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Each individual candles were different in color and shape. It was very kid liking BD candles but worked well with my monotone cake and made it happy and cheerful. Most of all those candles are excellent choice if you forgot to order a cake ahead of time. Just place those cute candles on a cake and Voila!
Also, I saw 70% off on box of holiday greeting cards. Some were actually cute. I bought three boxes for about $ 15 only.

This store doesnt hold much of card options as others that i’ve been to.
It was kinda hard to look for a simple card just for no occassion in the middle of all the two wall birthday cards they have.
They have more toys and stuff here than usual. And i just think that the way it was arranged was kinda confusing.

Boxed and individual greeting cards are the main specialty of Papyrus. Albeit it surely is no specialty paper and gift store as Kate’s Paperie where this paper princess concoct personalized birthday cards and scrapbook. Disappointedly I was hoping for plain folded textured A7 cardstock of 120 lbs., but Papyrus is not place for my very specific quest. Retail space is limited thus the layout is very cramped though not overwhelmingly clustered with merchandise. I was hoping for a good selection of journals but options are very limited.
Papyrus is certainly not my «go to» for scrapbooking and crafts needs. Thus, my quest for folded textured A7 cardstock of 120 lbs. with corresponding A7 envelope continues!

This Papyrus is always well stocked and beautifully laid out. The aisles aren’t the widest I’ve ever seen, but I’ve rarely seen this Papyrus so cramped that the space was an issue. The staff are helpful and approachable.

I like stationery, ever since I was a little kid. I would have a love for the smell of the stationery sections, I would survey the different types of cards, paper, notepads; I would relish and acquire new types of pens and markers. My tastes haven’t changed much, I still love to go to stationaries from time to time, and Kate’s Paperie and Papyrus are amongst my bests.
I go to this Papyrus often, and they carry a refreshing selection of pretty much everything under the Stationary Sun; my best brand of envelopes from Crane & Co in ecruwhite, and my lil wax candles for me to lit and pour them down so I can use my wax seal with the symbol of the scales. Call me old fashioned, I sure am.
Whenever I buy gifts, Papyrus is also a stop; I rejoice in finding new gift bags, boxes and wraps; they also have a decent selection of cards, but leaning on the generic; you won’t be satisfied if you are looking for specifics.
Journals, notepads and notebooks are also cute and unique; I like the fact that they carry a lot of those multi-​lingual mini guides for when you are traveling to Paris, Italy etc.
I also buy my Zig fade-​proof correcting markers here, double edged and perfect to add notes and strike-​outs.
If you like stationary and details of this sort, you’ll love papyrus as much as I do. High Five.