Hi everyone! I'm so excited to share that I have a few things listed in the shop! Woohoo! I have four personalized ruffled notepads listed that would make perfect little gifts with the holidays approaching.
I can add any initial you'd like to make this a personalized gift. Check them out at my easy shop.
Have a great day!
:)
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
sewing on paper
I wish I could spend every nap time sewing on paper and catching up on my favorite tv shows. Well I can't do that every nap but I did on Friday!
Happy weekend everyone!
Happy weekend everyone!
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
new designs
I have been having a complete blast working with some clients to create personalized stationery for them. In the process, I've created some new designs. It's always so much fun to be able to add new designs to my portfolio so future clients have more to choose from. Here are a few teasers for you all!
I shared this post at Sew Chatty's Made with Love Monday. Check it out at www.sewchatty.com!
I shared this post at Sew Chatty's Made with Love Monday. Check it out at www.sewchatty.com!
Friday, October 5, 2012
cozy wedding part 2
Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well and enjoying your weekend. We are doing well here. Matt is gone on a football trip so it's just been me and my boy this weekend. We've had a great time but oh how we miss Matt. Yup, I started this post last weekend. Our internet is so slow that it's taken me all week to get back to it and get the pictures uploaded!!
I'm excited to share the invitations I made forever ago for Mariah's wedding. This was such a fun project for me. Mariah is special to Matt and I because besides being an awesome person, she delivered Jonathan! We feel eternally grateful to her for that and honestly feel like she is our hero. :)
This was also a fun project for me because it got me out of my box. I am very comfortable with working with many different textures on paper. I am constantly combining paper with fabric, sewing, wood, paint, etc. But this project was done mostly on the computer. It took a lot of trial and error and a lot of time teaching myself new programs but I am so pleased with the end result. I'm going to show it to you in the order that you'd see it if you got this invitation in the mail.
First, the envelope. I used kraft square envelopes, wrapped a piece of washi tape around it, and then stamped the tape with this stamp by Ann-Marie.
I'm excited to share the invitations I made forever ago for Mariah's wedding. This was such a fun project for me. Mariah is special to Matt and I because besides being an awesome person, she delivered Jonathan! We feel eternally grateful to her for that and honestly feel like she is our hero. :)
This was also a fun project for me because it got me out of my box. I am very comfortable with working with many different textures on paper. I am constantly combining paper with fabric, sewing, wood, paint, etc. But this project was done mostly on the computer. It took a lot of trial and error and a lot of time teaching myself new programs but I am so pleased with the end result. I'm going to show it to you in the order that you'd see it if you got this invitation in the mail.
First, the envelope. I used kraft square envelopes, wrapped a piece of washi tape around it, and then stamped the tape with this stamp by Ann-Marie.
I wrapped the invitation and the RSVP card together using twine.
Invitation, RSVP card, envelope....
I had so much fun with the design of the invitation. I used some color blocking and loved combining different fonts to give a fun, eclectic, and elegant feel.
For the RSVP card Mariah wanted a fun postcard and this is the wording she came up with. Love it! Once again, love the combo of fonts and colors.
It was such an honor to create these invitations for the Lipmans! Thanks for reading along!
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
cozy wedding part 1
My friend Mariah Cozy (now Lipman!) got married on September 15th and I had the privilege of being involved in pieces of the design process! She had me make the invitations and RSVP cards which I'll share later in the week. She hired the incredibly talented Beth O'Brien to design the whole event and let me tell you, it was amazing. Beth outdid herself once again.
Beth hired me to make signs for the wedding and reception. I had so much fun working in digital instead of with paper and glue. Paper and glue will always hold my heart but it's fun to add more skills into my toolbox.
The wedding was outdoors, elegant, simple, anthropology-esque, and just divine. Here are the signs Beth had me make. She did all of the decorating around the signs- I just created the physical signs.
Here's a sign that was at the entrance of the venue. Beth found the amazing vintage door and wanted to hang a sign in the middle.
Here's a close up of the sign so you can see what it says. I had so much fun mixing different fonts and colors.
Here's a guest book sign. Aren't the flowers and mason jars gorgeous? I love how the modern frames and clean signs look along such feminine, beautiful decorations.
This sign was to tell guests to sit wherever they want. Again, I had so much fun mixing fonts and colors.
A simple sign for the bar.
And another simple sign for the menu. Once again, I love the mix of modern and vintage here. Can't you just tell that Beth is so good at what she does?
I also made a sign for the photo booth but forgot to photograph it! Darn. Oh, well...I think you get the point. :)
Thanks for stopping by! Come back by later in the week so you can see the invitations.
Ellie
Parties I linked to:
funky polkadot giraffe
sew chatty
Beth hired me to make signs for the wedding and reception. I had so much fun working in digital instead of with paper and glue. Paper and glue will always hold my heart but it's fun to add more skills into my toolbox.
The wedding was outdoors, elegant, simple, anthropology-esque, and just divine. Here are the signs Beth had me make. She did all of the decorating around the signs- I just created the physical signs.
Here's a sign that was at the entrance of the venue. Beth found the amazing vintage door and wanted to hang a sign in the middle.
Here's a close up of the sign so you can see what it says. I had so much fun mixing different fonts and colors.
Here's a guest book sign. Aren't the flowers and mason jars gorgeous? I love how the modern frames and clean signs look along such feminine, beautiful decorations.
This sign was to tell guests to sit wherever they want. Again, I had so much fun mixing fonts and colors.
A simple sign for the bar.
And another simple sign for the menu. Once again, I love the mix of modern and vintage here. Can't you just tell that Beth is so good at what she does?
I also made a sign for the photo booth but forgot to photograph it! Darn. Oh, well...I think you get the point. :)
Thanks for stopping by! Come back by later in the week so you can see the invitations.
Ellie
Parties I linked to:
funky polkadot giraffe
sew chatty
Thursday, August 30, 2012
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