Chelsea (of Frolic fame) has the best DIY wedding ideas, which she has been sharing on Project Wedding. She just wrote about how to make your own wedding paper goods, using stamps and a white pen. How simple and pretty do these look? (I love that fork stamp!)Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/stationery
A reminder for dad
something sweet for mom
and something sweeter for baby.
Today's giveaway is from Felt & Wire, the fabulous paper goods marketplace. They're offering four sets of notecards from stationery brand Paper + Cup. The flat cards are letterpress printed with pink or mint stripes and come with white envelopes. The lucky winner will get two sets of pink and two sets of mint. Aren't they adorable?
An inspiration board for a summer camping trip. Left to right, top to bottom: 1. Vintage postcard; 2. A Field Guide to Weeds book; 3. address book; 4. botanical chart card; 5. Billykirk overnight bag; 6. Roger Miller album; 7. Cole Haan boots; 8. field sketches by William Berry; 9. striped bathing suit; 10. vintage Minolta camera.
What a cute wedding invitation! That's all. :)Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/stationery
Cute Father's Day card by Rifle Paper Co. (It's on June 20th this year.) xoSource URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/stationery
Leah Dieterich's mother always told her to write thank you notes, so she started a blog where she writes thank-you notes to everything in her life. So funny. (Let's do our own! What thank-you note would you write today?)
My baby shower is coming up this weekend (I'm excited), so I've been looking for thank-you cards in advance. Love this bright number!
Crikey! When Kate and Avi got married in Brooklyn last fall, Anna Bond created embroidered invitations. She sewed the design onto the paper, hand-painted the lettering, and finally scanned the art for printing. How beautiful is that? xo (Look at the teeny Brooklyn Bridge and the cute green parks!)Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/stationery
Wouldn't these five foldable New York City postcards be fun to mail to friends? I love the poppyseed bagel with lox!
Love this birth announcement. The parents are so cool, and I love how the dad's hands are in his pockets. Very mellow of him. :)
For Christmas, I gave my friend Katherine a five-year diary, but I never would have guessed what would happen next. This weekend, her boyfriend Chad asked if she'd written anything in the journal for the day, and she said she hadn't. "He handed me the diary, and I opened it to February 6th," Katherine says. "He had written, in shaky, nervous handwriting, 'Will you marry me?'" Then Chad got down on one knee and pulled out a Tiffany's box, and Katherine said yes. What a romantic idea. Huge congratulations, you two!
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Postal Press just designed new silhouette business cards. You send in a photo, and they whip them up!
This month, I've been using this baby deer notepad for random scribblings and grocery lists. How cute is he? Those wobbly legs!
The cards from Sycamore Street Press make me smile.
These silhouette gift tags from Sesame Letterpress are sweet. (Love the oh-so-serious puppy!)Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/stationery
Anna Bond of Rifle Design is a genius at designing stationery. (We were thrilled to have her do our wedding programs.) Lucky for us, she just opened a brand new online store with her beautiful notecards and prints. Congratulations, Anna!Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/stationery
Loving these bicycle notecards from etsy shop Farouche.
We were lucky enough to nab the super talented Anna Bond of Rifle Design for our programs. She was wonderful to work with, and we adored her hand-painted illustration of a ship on the waves. She even drew my dress exactly like it was, as well as Alex's beard and glasses! At the bottom, we included a romantic quote from one of our favorite novels, The History of Love. A program was put on each guest's chair (and, later, on our fridge).
First up, the invitation! My family is British, and Alex's ancestors are from Wales, so our wedding had a British/nautical theme. We asked the brilliantly talented Michael and Emma to design our invitations (remember their amazing wedding?) and they did an incredible job! We loved the handwritten type, patterned background, and beautiful ship and anchor. The invitation's shape recalled a 1960's concert poster, and we mailed them rolled up in little tubes. Thank you so much, M+E!
