May 25, 2010
Some handmade finds for the bride to be – or really for anyone looking for some summery accessories to brighten up their look.
Clockwise from Left to Right: 1). My Lavaliere 2). Eclu 3). Jaros Designs 4). Dapper Paper
~ Posted by: Amy
April 29, 2010
Today’s Handmade Finds are from Etsy shop Cutie Pie Company. This delightful shop features fun items like the above envelopes made out of vintage maps. Included in their stationery packages are vintage stamps that can be used on your letters. I know there has been a lot of talk over the years about how the art of letter writing has been lost – replaced by emails and facebook… I agree that it’s not only nice to send a letter the old fashioned way – I also think it’s nice how these types of things take you away from the computer. Refreshing, really! It’s sunny here so I think I’ll be off to run some errands and to do just that.
Click here to visit Cutie Pie Company’s etsy shop
March 22, 2010
Easter’s just around the corner! Maybe you have a niece or nephew or friend who would appreciate an Easter card? I found a couple cute ones on Etsy that I wanted to share.
1). Card on Left – Vintage Paper Parade 2). Card on Right – Monkey Mind Design
On a side note – hope everyone had a great weekend! We had a sunny Saturday, which meant time on the seawall with my wonderful husband. So happy he’s back – after a week out of town for work. We had some showings of our apartment (it’s up for sale), and so far so good – some definite interest. Could be an interesting week!
~ Posted by: Amy
March 19, 2010
I got word of a new shop that I had to share! Susan at Very Inviting Paper creates hand drawn and watercolored cards and invitations in her California studio. Check out her shop for playful party invitations, personalized note cards, and more. We’re glad to see that Very Inviting ships to the US, Canada as well as internationally!
~Posted by: Amy
February 11, 2010
It was very fun to meet the talented Portland illustrator, Lisa, of My Little Buffalo online last week. I was instantly drawn to her whimsical style, and the fun items available in her shop. I lived outside of Portland until I was ten – so it’s always a treat to connect with someone from there! Not only does Lisa have an Etsy shop here she also designs custom stationery and invitations.
As I worked on this post, I started to wonder where the super cute name My Little Buffalo came from? I hope Lisa will stop by today and let us know!
~Posted by: Amy
