Egg Press + Angela Adams

August 08, 2011 // kristen // 0 replies

I remember seeing peeks of the letterpress card collection from Egg Press + Angela Adams during the post-National Stationery Show coverage back in May, and I finally popped over to the Egg Press site last week to have a look at the entire collection, which includes cards for many different occasions. Such fantastic color and pattern going on in these paper pretties:

images from Egg Press

Thanks Diamond Letterpress Card

August 08, 2011 // kristen // 2 replies

Hammerpress’ Thanks Diamond letterpress card is making my heart go pitter pat. And if you’re a fan of mid-century inspired color palettes and pattern, then I think you’re going to love it, too. Ooh, such a great design:

Gorgeous detail:

images from Hammerpress

Rifle Paper Birthday Card

August 03, 2011 // kristen // 2 replies

Rifle Paper Co. just released lots of new paper goodies, and they’re pretty fantastic (as usual!). My favorite card in the bunch has to be the Birthday Candles card. Ooh, love the colors and the watercolor style:

image from Rifle Paper Co.

Letterpress Cards by Honizukle Press

August 01, 2011 // kristen // 4 replies

I’m so excited for Kimberly from Honizukle Press, who just launched her first collection of letterpress paper goodies! Kimberly, who has been creating digitally printed stationery and invitations since founding Honizukle in 2006, has always had a great love for letterpress, and she shares that love with all of us through her new collection. Here’s a peek at the growing number of lovely letterpress note cards and greetings that you can find in the Honizukle shop. Congratulations, Kimberly!

images from Honizukle Press

Block Printed Cards by Katharine Watson

July 28, 2011 // kristen // 3 replies

Katharine Watson takes inspiration from traditional Indian textiles and folk arts to create textiles, journals, and block printed cards that feature wonderfully detailed ornament and pattern in vibrant hues. Each card is individually printed using a hand-carved linoleum block, and I’m in awe of the crisp lines and detail in the finished cards.