Two Guitars

I found these Gocco cards in the etsy shop of Two Guitars. Love the shop name! The cards measure 4.5" x 6". They are hand cut and come with a matching A6 envelope. The cards are single sided postcards. Perfect for a little note.

Things are better with a Parrott

Sarah recently emailed me to tell me about her 2008 gocco calendar for sale on etsy. I'm a huge fan of Sarah's work and I have posted about her shop in the past. The calendars are 5" x 7" and printed on 110 lb solar white cover stock. The calendar pages are kept together with a bulldog clip. You can purchase one right here.

Thanks for the email Sarah!

Matte Stephens

I’m sure most of you are familiar with the artwork of Matte Stephens. Currently I really love this style. So today I was browsing through the shop trying to decide which piece of art I wanted to buy. Of course the one I decided on (picture 3 above) was sold right in front of my eyes. One second it was for sale and the next second it was gone! Just my luck. So now I am undecided again...

Magnolia Grace

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.

Gocco Gift Tags

I still love gocco. These gocco gift tags are from the etsy shop of Things are Better with a Parrot. I'm always scrambling around trying to make gift tags to go with my gifts. Sometimes it's just as nice to have a beautiful gift tag as a card. It would definately be a good idea to gift tags like these on hand. Sarah is the owner of this shop, and you can find her blog here.

Make sure to check Sarah's shop tomorrow, 8/22. She is adding new items. Can't wait to check it out.

Swallowfield

These are two of my favorite pieces from the etsy shop of Swallowfield. Jennifer Judd-Mcgee is the owner of Swallowfield. She specializes in mixed media collage, drawing and gocco. I love the originality of her work. Click here to visit Jennifer's blog.