I spent a lot of time on etsy last night as I sadly watched the Indians lose to the Red Sox. I really hope we can win this series!
This pear card from Print Maker Jenn grabbed my eye immediately. I love the color combination. The card is a digital illustration printed on linen textured cardstock. Size is 4.25″ x 5.5″.
Jenn has a lot of cool prints in her shop too. I’m hoping to have some more time this weekend to look at them.
These everyday notes from Cake and Milk Paperie are perfect for everyday note writing. (first image) The cards are printed with assorted phrases.
I also really like the sewn ric rac cards. For some reason I’m always drawn to stationery items that have yarn or thread on them. It adds texture and design at the same time.
Vivian from Blend Creations probably thinks I’m a little crazy. She emailed me about her website and I wrote her back in probably less than a minute. That’s how long it took me to fall in love with these cards. Aren’t they beautiful? I love the detail and the color contrast. These laser-cut cards are blank on the inside and printed on 30% recycled paper. The cards are sold in a set of 6 with matching envelopes.
Blend Creations also has some really nice jewelry. Make sure to check it out right here. Thanks for the email Vivian!!
Sub-Studio has just announced a new series of cards called Bloom and a series of prints called Kingdom Spirits. These products can be purchased at the Shiny Squirrel. Click here to read the sub-studio blog.
Melanie wrote in to tell me about her stationery store, Lucky Paperie. Lucky Paperie provides customers with a wide selection of stationery items from many different designers as well as custom products from the Lucky Paperie design studio. Right now Melanie is in the process of updating her online shop. She has a lot to offer so hopefully we’ll see many products for sale soon.
If you’re in Pasadena California you can stop by the physical location of Lucky Paperie located at 985 East Green Street. Melanie, keep us updated on the progress of your online shop!
Yesterday I got an invitation from Brooke to be her friend on indiepublic. After I accepted her invitation of course I had to check out her etsy shop, Magnolia Grace. In Brooke’s shop you can find gocco notecards, paintings and some watercolor sketches. Hopefully Brooke will be adding more great things to her shop.
Alicia Bock’s work was recently featured in the September issue of People magazine. I found Alicia while searching through etsy. She has a fantastic etsy shop. Alicia’s photographs are absolutely breathtaking. There’s no other word to describe them…. so take a look for yourself.
Alicia also donates a portion of her profits to Half the sky.
Megan has created a line of stationery called Presslings. Megan’s designs are simple yet intriguing. I guess I’m attracted to simplicity. Megan describes her line of cards as whimsical and great for professional or personal use.
These stationery sets from the Soap & Paper Factory are packaged with a small vial of perfume. Send your message with a special scent. You get six cards and six envelopes in the set. Cards are 3.75 ” x 5.25 “. You can purchase these cards at Anthropologie.
These letterpress notecards from Paper Stories are beautiful. They are based off vintage embroidery patterns. It almost looks like they are embroidered, but they’re not. Paper Stories also has a nice collection of wedding stationery. You can purchase on the Paper Stories website or at etsy.
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