Bold & Noble Screen Prints

August 12, 2009 // kristen // 0 replies

I’m really digging these hand pulled screen prints by Bold & Noble. Lovely, bold colors, illustrations, and typography work, and the “Make, Do, and Mend” print makes me smile. See their entire selection over at the Bold & Noble website, but here’s a little peek before you head over:

images from Bold & Noble

Courtney Khail Stationery

August 12, 2009 // kristen // 1 replies

I discovered the work of Courtney Khail via Once Wed last week, and I was instantly smitten. Courtney creates hand painted stationery which incorporates hand drawn illustrations, printmaking, and watercolor. No two cards are exactly the same, and the result is a beautiful, handmade work of art. Keep up with Courtney through her blog, and see more from her portfolio here.

More wonderful watercolor eye candy:

images from Courtney Khail

Homemade Happiness Party Printables

August 11, 2009 // kristen // 1 replies

I just can’t seem to get enough of the super cute party printables. These, from Homemade Happiness, made me smile. I enjoy the whimsical illustrations, and the pin the tail on the donkey game looks like fun! I also seem to be particular to the pirate theme (arr, matey!):

images from Homemade Happiness

Vintage Masking Tape at Nothing Elegant

August 11, 2009 // kristen // 5 replies

I love the creative masking tapes that have been so popular recently, but I hadn’t seen anything like these vintage book, number, and collage designs that designvagabond discovered recently from Etsy shop, Nothing Elegant. I’m already dreaming about all of the projects where I could use these tapes, and Nothing Elegant carries plenty of other types of colorful, cute, and elegant masking tape designs, stickers, stamps, and stationery. Head over to their shop and be prepared to browse around a little!

images from Nothing Elegant

Fold Paper + Wire Greeting Cards

August 10, 2009 // kristen // 3 replies

I’m both amazed and delighted by these handmade cards by Fold. The handmade greeting cards are created by Fold’s Miro Chun, an artist and architect who uses wire and cut paper to create the wonderful little pieces of art. See all of Fold’s cards here, and check out more of Miro’s creations at the Fold blog.

A little more of what’s available from Fold:

images from Fold