Announcing the Store Opening of Fountain Pens Online – Australia’s Home of Fountain Pens
Jan 8, 2019
Fountain pens are back in fashion this year as Fountain Pens Online opens its brand new online store in Australia.
Australia - January 8, 2019 / / —
In the digital age, there is a lot to be said for going back to basics. For all that most of the time we type on screens, the feeling of using a good old fashioned fountain pen just can’t be beaten. Whether you are writing personal notes in a journal or you are sending a postcard to a close friend, the fountain pen brings a sense of care to your work you just can’t replicate anywhere else.
Fountain Pens Online understands the joy that writing with a fountain pen can bring and after many years of researching a variety of nibs and ink types, they have put together a comprehensive collection to suit every style. Whether you are a patient writer who takes pride in forming letters just so or you want to make speedy notes, they have the right pen for you.
Writing is becoming something of a lost art as many people prefer to type however there is a craft movement underway that is bringing back lost techniques such as calligraphy using fountain pens. Whether you want to write invitations or seating plans, greeting cards or poetry, if you are looking to get involved, Fountain Pens Online is a great place to start.
The website is really easy to navigate with a wide range of products to view and buy. There are four main sections: fountain pens, inks, sets and accessories. The site also has a page dedicated to a beginners guide which has tips for cleaning and maintaining your fountain pen as well as how to perfect your writing style.
Fountain pen sets are ideal for beginners looking to experiment with various styles but also make a good gift option for a crafty person or writer. Kids can also benefit from learning to write with a fountain pen as this gives them an opportunity to refine their writing technique and fine motor skills too.
Fountain Pens Online is the perfect place to start a new hobby and with this new online store, you could get started right away!
For more information about Fountain Pens Online, please contact Russ on 0429066867, or email [email protected]. Please address any postal queries to 2 Tuart Road, Greenfields, WA, 6210 and check out their website https://www.fountainpensonline.com.au/ for all the products you need including pens, inks, sets and accessories.
Contact Info:
Name: Russ
Organization: Fountain Pens Online
Address: 2 Tuart Road, Greenfields, WA, 6210
Phone: 0429066867
Website: https://www.fountainpensonline.com.au/
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Release ID: 467105
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