Rifferaff Screenprinted Paper Goods

I wasn't sure how I wanted to start this post but I thought I'd just jump right back in to posting about all the good stuff this blog is about.

Just a few quick things first.... I'm glad to have the blog updated and I now feel better about the look and feel. I fell behind on getting the shop updated but it will eventually happen. I've spent the last few months working hard at my full time job and have also been consistently updating my other blog. I enjoy this blog though and vow to make a better effort at updating it frequently. So now I'm posting again on a regular basis but heading out of town until the 17th. I'll try to post some stuff while I'm gone but will be back for sure on 6/17.


Getting back to Rifferaff Screenprinted Paper Goods. Shannon Riffe is the owner of this etsy shop which features silkscreened papers. All papers are silkscreened by hand onto 19 x 25 sheets of 70# text weight paper. All paper is made from 100% recycled content which is hand pulled, trimmed and packaged by Shannon. Thank you for the email Shannon!

Mini Favor Boxes

These mini favor boxes would be fun for many occasions. Each favor box is double sided. The boxes come unassembled so you can choose which pattern to show on the outside. When put together the boxes measure 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 7/8". I love the patterns!

You can purchase 18 boxes for $5.00 right here.

Essimar

What I like most about the etsy shop of Essimar is the variety. The paper layered prints are amazing and the note cards are very unique. If you purchase one of the paper layered prints you actually get an original not a copy or scan. There is only a certain number of prints created in each set.

I love finding an artist on etsy and then visiting their personal website. Essimar has a pretty cool site and blog.


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Paper Ornaments

I wish I had more free time to make these awesome paper ornaments. They would be great to add to a package for some detail too. If you have the time you can click here for full instructions. Also check out The Paper Source for some unique paper choices.

Field & Sea

Wow! I just fell in love with these small gift boxes this morning from Field & Sea. They are gorgeous and completely handmade. The etsy shop of Field & Sea carries many different patterns and sizes. Great for gifts like jewelry and candy.

Frazier & Wing

These paper mobiles are from Frazier & Wing. The color mobiles are made from recycled magazine pages. The white mobiles are made from heavy white and colored stock. They are hand cut and strung together. The mobiles hang from a plexiglass disc. I love these! They are so simple and so elegant.

Peter Callesen

This is amazing. All of this art from Peter Callesen is made from paper. I can't imagine what this must look like in person. The last image is my favorite. Definitely check out his site, there is so much great stuff to look through.

Back from Chicago

We just got back from Chicago tonight. I love that city and there is so much to do but by the time I get home I'm always so exhausted. We had a really good weekend though. On Friday we went to see the Cubs play the Pirates. Visited a nice beach for some relaxation time on Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon we did some shopping which included stopping by my favorite store of all time, Paper Source. (Maybe someday they will open a Cleveland location.) Then later on that night we had some drinks at Bin 36. We also ate at Giordano's TWICE during our trip! That is the best pizza ever. I'm sad our weekend is over already. Time goes by so fast when you're having fun. ha ha!

The Paper Studio

The Paper Studio has a huge collection of decorative papers. These would be great for scrapbooking or card making. I always want to buy stuff like this, but then unsure what I would actually do with it. Next month we are going to Chicago and this becomes an issue when I walk into the Paper-Source store. I just want to buy everything!

Papierwelt

I love these images from Ursula Achten. Things made from paper really fascinate me. They're so fragile but so detailed. I can't image the time that goes into creating things like this from paper.

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Kirigami

Speaking of Origami, Kiragami seems pretty similar. Aren't these beautiful? I'm curious if lilzabubba sells these anywhere. I think they would look stunning in a frame.

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