Posts Tagged ‘wedding’
When you want to make a statement with your stationery, what better way to do that than with letterpress? From the beautiful cardstock (often 100% cotton), to its tactile textures, to the range of colours (or not; some of the most stunning letterpress creations are simply blind embossed) to its absolute roots in handmade. You
When you visit Paloma’s Nest online, it’s almost like being in a beautiful heirloom boutique. Whether you go to their main website or to their Etsy shop, it feels as if they’re welcoming you in with their wonderful pieces, calm atmosphere and simple design. You might also like these: Handmade Wedding Week { Allisa Jacobs
Having been involved in the wonderful Oh My! Handmade Goodness community for nearly a year now, it made perfect sense to me for Brett and I to showcase the lovely and talented fellow #OMHGer, Allisa Jacobs. You might also like these: 2013 Spring Handmade Wedding Week The Wedding Planner All atwitter With Handmade Goodness…
I’m so excited to bring you this news! The wonderful Brett of I AM THE LAB, a fabulous blog showcasing handmade artists from all over the world and in all kinds of mediums, asked me to co-host a week of highlighting creative handmade businesses that offer wedding-related goodies. You might also like these: The Wedding
So, you’ve got your beautiful handmade wedding invitations all carefully addressed and you’ve bought special-edition wedding-themed stamps and you and your bridesmaids had a blast assembling them together and they’re all ready to be mailed. You’re about to hand them over at the post office and you think, “wouldn’t it be nice to have a
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