Security Envelope House

April 23, 2009 // kristen // 2 replies

I’m loving this clever little house by Rebecca of This Chicken. She created the petite abode using the patterned interiors of security envelopes. What a great way to recycle an everyday object to make a super cute craft! – found via CRAFT

image from This Chicken

Orange Beautiful Letterpress Gift Tags

April 23, 2009 // kristen // 0 replies

These little letterpress folded gift tags by Orange Beautiful immediately caught my eye. The combination of oh so chic designs and humorous sentiments (and don’t forget those jewel colored envelopes!) make these a great embellishment for gifts at any time of the year.! $7.00 for a set of six.

image from Orange Beautiful

Satsuma Press Wedding Invitations

April 22, 2009 // kristen // 0 replies

Satsuma Press just launched a gorgeous line of letterpress wedding invitations, featuring modern yet enduring illustrations inspired by vintage botanical drawings, organic shapes, and jewel-toned golds, greens, and blues.

Satsuma Wedding Invitations

The line has been in the works for months, and I’m so excited to see Satsuma’s graceful aesthetic translated into a wedding line. See the entire collection of invitations here.

More pretties:

Satsuma Wedding Invitations

images from Satsuma Press

On a Whimsy Papers by Fancy Pants Designs

April 22, 2009 // kristen // 1 replies

Though I don’t normally gravitate towards this type of illustration, I found myself being drawn to the patterned papers from Fancy Pants Designs new On a Whimsy collection. Designed by artist Jackie Eckles, the collection features whimsical and worn patterns, butterflies, and rainbows. I can’t resist a hand drawn rainbow! The papers and embellishments in the collection would be perfect for kid-centric scrapbooking projects.

images from Fancy Pants Designs

Up Up Creative Wedding Invitations

April 21, 2009 // kristen // 0 replies

Up Up Creative has just released a new line of printable wedding invitations! I’m really digging the pretty, modern graphics and the fact that the colors and fonts on any of the designs are customizable to fit with your wedding’s look and feel. Up Up can also print the invitations in-house, if you’d prefer. Here are just a few selections from the wedding line (see more here):