Swoozies is a great web site with an assortment of designer invitations. This is a great site to find stationery gift items. Many of the items can be personalized with a name or initials. Swoozies is currently celebrating their 6 year anniversary. I’ve never heard of them before but it looks like the people behind Swoozies know how to sell great paper products! They have a ton of products so check out the site when you have some free time.
Kristy emailed me to tell me about her custom invites and stationery. Kristy’s website is called Momental and she creates invites for all occasions. I was looking through the site and one thing I really liked about Kristy’s work is the variety she displays. There are many different styles present on her site. So, no matter what you’re looking for chances are that Kristy is going to be able to help you out.
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.
Avie Designs updated their etsy shop yesterday. You can now purchase these lard adhesive labels that are shown in the first image above. These labels would be cool to use instead of a gift tag. I’m always looking for creative packaging designs. Avie Designs has some awesome stationery as well. Make sure to check out the updated shop!
Lizard Press is an etsy shop filled with letterpress stationery. On the Lizard Press blog there is a good post about what goes into letterpress pricing. This is a great read. I know the basics about letterpress but I enjoy reading about it from people who actually make letterpress stationery.
The sun and moon cards pictured above are printed on one of my favorite papers, Fox River’s recycled Confetti. The cards are made with vintage wood type and contemporary polymer plates.
The Congratulations card above is a reprint of William Morris’ wallpaper designs from the 1800′s. Interesting!
spotted on cuteable
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.
spotted on RowHouse
Angel from Write Robinson recently sent me an email to let me know about her stationery. I’d actually seen some of her work posted on cuteable a few weeks ago. I love the image with the draw string bag. You can see how much time and thought goes into Angel’s work.
Each card from Write Robinson is different from the next. No two cards will ever be the same. However the high level of quality will be noticed in each piece.
Angel tells a great story about her love for paper and how her company began. If you’d like to read more about her story, click here.
Now is a great time to make a purchase from Write Robinson. From now until the end of September you can receive 20% off your order. Enter the code “PAPERSHOPINK” when checking out. Thanks Angel for this great offer!
Not only does Sub-Studio have beautiful stationery but they have very unusual eye-catching prints. These prints shown above are called visible:invisible. The prints represent creatures that are living around us that we can not see. Pretty neat. Visit the Sub-Studio etsy store for more items.
This journal and note set from Dewey Howard would make a great gift (second picture). Inside the folder you get a set of notecards and a mini journal. It makes my day so much better when I come across websites that I have never seen before. The products are so colorful and fun. I also love the site design. I had to include a small image of the homepage.
