Jasmere is quickly becoming one of my favorite sites.  I anxiously await an email from the site letting me know which special they will be featuring each day.  You might recall how super excited I was about the gift certificates they were selling to Twine last week.  I am doubly excited about today’s offer!

My love of paper products is well-documented.  Anytime I can find cards or stationery or other random gifts at a discounted price I jump.  And today I am ready to jump. Really high.

Today only, Jasmere is selling gift certificates to the ridiculously cute e-shop Night Owl Paper Goods.  According to the Night Owl website, their products are “Modern Yet Folksy.”  And I want every last thing they sell.

Oh, but we haven’t talked about price yet, have we?  Jasmere is selling $50 gift certificates to Night Owl for … get this … $18. This is a 64% savings!  And this price can still go down!  {The more people that purchase any deal at Jasmere, the more the price will decrease.}  This deal is absolutely incredible.  {The only restrictions?  The gift certificate must be used by June 30, 2010, and the gift certificate cannot be applied to shipping.  Luckily, shipping only costs $5 per order within the U.S.!}

If you are not yet a member of Jasmere, I highly recommend becoming one now.  Click here to register via my personal registration link. Jasmere hasn’t been around very long, but they’re already doing impressive things.  Also, they’re committed to spotlighting lesser-known businesses, which is something I can definitely get behind.

And now, let’s look at what $50 at Night Owl can buy, shall we?  O.M.G. do I ever love paper.

Set of 6 Holiday Laurel Holiday Cards on sale for $7 {Originally $14}

One Bow-Blossom Birthday Card on sale for $1 {Originally $5}

Six Gingham Stitch Melon Thank-You Cards on sale for $4 {Originally $14}

Eight Hazel Winged Message Cards {text says “Thinking of You”} on sale for $4 {Originally $17}

Ok, you get the picture, right?  It would take me all day to show you how I would spend my $50.  All of the items above cost a total of $16.  Based on the 21 cards above, that averages out to just 76 cents per card.  Crazy.