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PaleontOLogy > Make Your Own Dino Stationery

Block text "Make Your Own Stationery" over a horizontal, irregular rectangular shape.

Colorful border pattern featuring repeated circles flanked by slanted lines and triangle shapes, all in different colors.

Want to send someone a handwritten note? Write it on your very own personalized stationery!

Stationery template with colorful illustrations of an Apatosaurus in the bottom left corner and a Tyrannosaurus rex in the upper right corner.

Stationery template with colorful illustrations of a Diatryma in the upper left corner and a Eudromia and Presbyornis bird in the bottom right.

Stationery template with colorful illustrations of dinosaurs—a Gastonia, Gondwanatitan, and Achelosaurus—at the bottom and left side of page.

Choose a stationery and click “download.”
Open the file in a PDF reader application like Adobe Acrobat Reader or Preview (Mac only).
Click on the text fields to type in your own name and address, then save the file.
Print the file on letter-size paper (8.5” x 11”).
Get creative! Write or draw your thoughts on your personalized stationery.

Colorful border pattern featuring repeated circles flanked by slanted lines and triangle shapes, all in different colors.

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