Cardboard Safari Laser Cut Wreath

December 03, 2008 // kristen // 2 replies

How cool is this cardboard wreath from Cardboard Safari? The wreath is actually a laser cut puzzle made from 100% recycled cardboard and is available in the “traditional” brown or white (as shown above). Incorporate it as is into your holiday decor, or add crafty touches like glitter or even flocking, which I think would look great if placed on select leaves. via Happy Mundane

image from Cardboard Safari

A Letterpress Christmas 2008 : Paper Source

December 03, 2008 // kristen // 0 replies

Paper Source has a wonderful variety of letterpress holiday cards this season. Featuring everything from cute elves and fishies to retro modern shapes and illustrations, these cards will certainly brighten up your holiday card recipients’ mailboxes:

images from Paper Source

A Letterpress Christmas 2008 : Spring Olive

December 03, 2008 // kristen // 0 replies

I’m really digging these letterpress holiday cards and gift tags from Spring Olive and, hey, they have a photo card, too! Plus, check out the squee-worthy, hand drawn typography on the “Happy Holidays from Chicago” card:

images from Spring Olive

Holiday Photo Cards, Part 2

December 02, 2008 // kristen // 2 replies

So much variety in the photo card world, this time non-letterpress designs. Here we go!

Snowflake Tree by Pixie Stick Press for Minted

All About Tree by Bumble Ink for Minted

Winter Berries by Oscar + Emma for Minted

Coco Rosettes by Paper + Cup

Coco Flakes by Paper + Cup

Stitched Dots by babyGap for Tiny Prints

Holly Ring by Nancy Kubo for Tiny Prints

Winter Branches by Stacy Claire Boyd for Tiny Prints

Hanukkah Lights by Meri Meri for Tiny Prints

Snowman by Paper*Ink at Redstamp.com

Mistletoe from the Chatsworth Collection at Fine Stationery

images from their respective owners

A Letterpress Christmas 2008 : Holiday Photo Cards

December 02, 2008 // kristen // 1 replies

I know that many of you have been looking for the perfect holiday photo card, and I’ve been promising a photo card post but haven’t yet delivered. Sorry about that, but I just kept finding more to add to my list! I think that I’ve finally finished my research (can you really call it research if it’s fun?), and today is officially “holiday photo card” day.

I found so many wonderful photo cards that I’ve split them into two posts. This post is all about letterpress holiday photo cards, and the following post will feature non-letterpress cards. So, here are my faves, and I just have to say that I’m so happy that more independent shops are starting to create the photo cards!

Christmas Joy from Mirabel Press