Mr. Letter’s Press Baby Shower Invitations

October 10, 2008 // kristen // 1 replies

I’m really digging these Birds and Bees letterpress baby shower invitations from Mr. Letter’s Press. They’re a cross between a dot matrix printout, a pointillist painting, and a cross stitch and would be the perfect invite for a modern baby shower. Available in blue, pink, and green. $5.00 each from Mr. Letter’s Press’ Etsy shop.

images from Mr. Letter’s Press

Dingbat Press Autumn and Halloween Letterpress

October 09, 2008 // kristen // 1 replies

Dingbat Letterpress Butterflies and Bugs

I may have entomophobia, but I’m absolutely loving these beautifully buggy letterpress cards from Dingbat Press. The set features eight cards in four varieties — Ladybird, Butterfly, Skeeter, and Moth.

And, if you’re throwing a Halloween shindig, you must see the Ghouls Night Out party pack, which is both stylish and creepy. Good combo, eh? The pack includes invitations, place cards, name tags, and coasters.

images from Dingbat Press

2009 Calendars Everywhere!

October 09, 2008 // kristen // 2 replies

Design*Sponge and Poppytalk have been featuring so many gorgeous calendars for the coming year! Check out the beautiful, boldly colored patterns on JHill’s 2009 offering; take in all of the Dutch-inspired pretty with The Beautiful Project’s calendar; and enjoy the modern illustrations and graphics on the Avie Designs desktop delight (shown above).

And, while you’re at it, check out Poppytalk’s recent 2009 calendar roundup, which is filled to the brim with lovely eye candy.

image from Avie Designs

Lab Partners Tabby Nap Gocco Print

October 08, 2008 // kristen // 0 replies

I always look forward to seeing new creations from Lab Partners, and I’m loving their new Tabby Nap gocco print. The funky botanicals and bright orange and pink palette are so much fun, and I can’t forget the peaceful sleeping kitty cat, who looks content as can be. $18.00 from the Lab Partners Etsy shop.

image from Lab Partners

Autumn and Halloween Paper Pumpkin Ornaments

October 08, 2008 // kristen // 3 replies

I spotted these super cute paper pumpkin decorations from Three Wheels Turning on Hostess With The Mostess the other day. Not only do they look great, but they don’t require a lot of special supplies to make, just construction paper, scissors, string, and a couple of other easy to find items.

I love the orange, but I’m imagining off white, golden beige, or blue/gray paper for the pumpkin part, too. Yes, I read the article about pumpkins in the October Martha Stewart Living, and now I’m completely and utterly obsessed with exotic pumpkins and squash like the Fairytale, Long Island Cheese, Jarrahdale, and Casper.

Topic? While you’re checking out these cutie patootie decorations, you should take some time to stop by the Three Weels Design stationery shop, where you’ll find darling stationery and much eye candy.

image from Hostess With The Mostess