Letter love
Remember our birthday back in April and the awesome giveaway? Well i packed everything up and shipped to Leslie last week! I am so in love with her simple cards to send a letter, love note or simple hello. They were letterpressed with the sweetest penmanship font in the lightest of grays. Once i received them and showed them off, i was able to design more for a handful of peeps. I love them and kept putting designing my own on the back burner! Not so much… mine are in the works with a custom monogram for me and my husband!
Leslie, I hope you are enjoying all of your goodies!
The unofficial start to summer!
Do i believe what i see? The weather forecast looks amazing for this holiday weekend! That is unheard of in Upstate NY, but heck… i’ll take it!
To kick off the unofficial start to the holiday weekend, here is a little treat for you! Free shipping on all orders from the boutique, today today through Monday! Happy shopping.
snail mail is the best mail
There really is nothing like a sweet card in the mail to cheer someone up or just to send a smile. Being a paper and card addict, I can’t get enough, hence my card line.
I wanted to share a free download with you!
This little ‘hello’ will fit into any A2 envelope. Simply download, print on your choice of stock, trim on dotted line and send away!
It is a flat card, so feel free to write a note on both sides.
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You may download the file here.
address stamp fun
When Christopher and I got married, I ordered a very cool desk embosser from Wilshire Graphic Press for our thank you notes. They do a fantastic job and you can buy extra plates to switch addresses or graphics out. Then we moved, then business got busy, then we started trying to have a family, then…. then… you know, time gets away from your own little life details and i have yet to order a new plate. (Yes, we have been at our current location for over 2 years now). So, it really is time to get a new return address plate. Until, I saw this website- Paperwink. Oh the accessories! A stationer’s heaven. Why what did my eyes see? Rubber return address stamps! Love, love them. As much as I enjoy my classic desk embosser, you have to admit that a fun rubber stamp that you can order multiples of to fit your mood, event and envelope is a whole bunch of fun. Another thing? They feel so nostalgic. Sort of like the mini date stamper the local librarian used to use on our books growing up to stamp the due date. So now the question is… which one (or two) do i buy?
[1] tavern [2] parcel [3] metro [4] sweet
