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Rhubarb Rodeo

Rhubarb Rodeo

We’re a mama-owned stationery and design studio based in St. Paul, Minnesota, bringing hand-drawn joy to everyday life.

We’ve been creating designs for paper and retail products for more than a decade. From 2018–2022, we co-owned and designed the joyful stationery brand Paperapple.

Inspired by baked goods, local food, nature, handcrafts, art supplies, and the wonderfully ordinary things around us, we make whimsical paper goods and artwork designed to brighten your day — or make it feel just a little more sparkly.

Whether you’re writing a note, wrapping a gift, or stocking your shop, Rhubarb Rodeo adds a little fun to life’s simple moments.

We love…

Raffi sing-alongs and watermelon slices.

Muffins, sprinkles, and donuts — always donuts.

Markers, watercolor, and messy, joyful color.

Vintage kids’ books and toy stores full of wonder.

Fur babies and toddlers in overalls.

Berry picking and talking with small shop owners.

Hope, authenticity, and all the little things that make life feel full.

The things we love inspire everything we make.