I enjoy hearing from you! Your questions about Echo Prints are important to me. Listed below is information that might answer your inquiries. If  not, please message me. I aim to respond quickly, and you can generally expect a reply within 24 hours.  Thank you for visiting Echo Prints. 

Answers to common queries...

• Location: Echo Prints is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. My 'studio workspace' mainly functions as my kitchen and dining room. Echo Prints is a truly small home business!  In between printing sessions my home is back to normal use!

• Local pickup: If you're in Pittsburgh, PA, local pickup options may be available for your echoprints.net order. Please contact me, Tracy, directly via email to arrange this. 
• Card interiors: Each Echo Print card has a blank sheet of parchment paper, cut to size, tucked inside the card for writing purposes. The botanical prints are absorbed into the paper, often leaving a ghost image on the underside of each print. Therefore, when the card folded with the Echo Print on the front, the inside of the card showcases the lovely  'ghost print'. Sometimes the botanicals and papers are layered so that both the inside and outside of cards are printed, with the 'ghost prints' merging beautifully!
• Card size & framing: Echo Print cards are mostly available in two sizes: 5" x 7" and 4" x 6".  Cards are designed to fit standard envelopes, as well as frame or mat sizes, making them perfect for display. Bookmarks and tags are various sizes. Occasionally, cards will be differently sized, depending on how envelopes are sourced. For example: currently I have a few 5" x 5" Echo Print cards because I was given new and unused  5" x 5" envelopes. 
• Originals vs. prints: Each Echo Print is an original work of art, the 'printing' is the art! I have recently begun working with Pittsburgh Print Ship, and utilizing their FABULOUS fina art photography, and museum quality printing service. Message me for info on original artwork. 
• Supply sourcing: All botanicals are hand foraged, by myself. Paper and envelopes are sometimes thrifted or gifted, but always in new condition. I like to reduce-reuse-recycle! I am open to ideas for eco-friendly paper sourcing. I use acid free paper for my cards and prints, mainly watercolor paper for the bouquet style prints.