Go to the shop section of this page. Click on the “add to cart” button under any of the letter catalogues you want to get. You can add as many letters as you want. When you’re done, click on one of the buttons again. It now says “checkout”. You will be taken to the checkout page. You can also click the cart link in the menu at the top of the page.

In order to get access to your order history, to be able to download the catalogs (if you misplaced your files) and to get access to future updates, you have to create an account. Your client profile and informations are completely private and I will only use them in case I need to get in touch with you regarding the products you bought.

After checkout, you will get an email with all of your downloads.
For each catalogue, you will get two PDF files. You may have to unzip the files if you ordered a bunch of them (Google “how to unzip” if you don’t know how that works, it’s a different process for Mac and PC).

At this point, I don’t intend to make printed books with the variations. The collections are continuously being updated and the PDFs will be updated along the way. As a customer you get access to all the future updates.

That means that if you purchases the A catalog, you will be notified if I add any new letters to the collection and will be invited to download that pack again.

However, I am not completely opposed to publishing the variations in print in the future. I will consider this option once all the catalogs are done and may publish an abriged printed version, depending on the demand for such a tool.

Unfortunately, as we are only selling digital files that you can download, we don’t offer refunds. 

You can purchase one catalog at a time, they are very reasonably priced. And if you’re still hesitant, take a look at the free sample catalog… It will show you what you can expect from the full catalogs.

However, if you had problems during the order process, maybe ordered several copies of the same catalog… get in touch and we will make things right.  You can use the contact form on home page or send me an email 😉

By default, if you print the catalogue, you will get one letter per sheet of paper… Depending on the size of your sheets, this may use a lot of paper and the models will be very big. 

I first meant to print all the variations on flash-cards (adjust your printer’s settings to change the size of the paper), but I now prefer to print multiple letters on an A4 sheet.

To print multiple letters on one sheet :

Using Adobe reader to view the “catalogue” PDF, go to the “File” menu (top left) > print.
In the pop-up that opened, go to the “page scaling” section, select “Multiple” or “Multiple pages per sheet”.
Enter how many letters you want on a sheet (4 pages per sheet to get 4 letters on the sheet).
Choose whether you want the page to be vertical or horizontal and check the preview to see if you’re happy with your choice.

I like to print 4 to 6 letters per page, so they’re not too big and I can still study everything in detail.

You will also find a visual index of the catalogue in the “Read me first” PDF. I chose to put 16 letters (4 rows of 4 letters) in this index, which means the letters are too small to be studied in detail, but they’re big enough for you to get an understanding of the variations.
I usually print just the index pages and keep them in a folder for reference. When I need to study a specific variation in more detail, I print just that page so I don’t use more paper than I really need.

I usually finish one catalogue per month. Some take a bit more time and some are done faster. I don’t have fixed dates for publication. To know when a new catalogue is done, take a look at the next question 😉 

When I publish a catalogue, I immediately share the info in my own (@pebbleinthesky) and the website’s (@pennavolans) Instagram accounts. To make sure you don’t miss those posts, you can activate the notifications on my publications (tap the three dots on the upper right hand corner of a post).

Another way to be notified is to sign up for our newsletter (you can do that at the bottom of this page). I send an email after every catalogue is published. Make sure those emails don’t end up in your spams or promotions folders by sliding one of them in your main inbox.