They are Birthday, Announcements, Photos, Stationery, and Sentiments. Inside this folder, you’ll see five more folders named the way you see them in Mail when you click the Stationery button in the upper right corner of new emails. Navigate to the root level of your Macintosh hard drive and go to: Library/Application Support/Apple/Mail/Stationery/Apple/Contents/Resources. Next, you’ll need a text editor that can save files as plain text Apple’s TextEdit will do, but you can use any one you wish. First, you’ll need a graphics editor I suggest Adobe Photoshop, but Pixelmator or any other app that allows you to save specific size files as JPG and PNG will do.
You’ll need just a few things to create your own custom Mail stationery. For the sake of this tutorial though, I’ll keep it simple. Of course, if you have knowledge of HTML, you can do a lot more with your customization. This tutorial is fairly simple, and you’re only limitations are your graphics skills. You can create your own customized Mail stationery quite easily
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