Oh So Beautiful Paper

Rebecca from Wild Ink Press recently introduced a new collection of note cards inspired by traditional patterns from Korea and Pakistan, the birth countries of Rebecca’s adopted sons.  I’ve always had a soft spot for traditional and ethnic patterns, and the “My Sons” collection is no exception – from the intricate details to the raised white knockout elements, each of the four hand drawn designs is simply stunning.  Rebecca also plans to donate 20% of profits from this collection to international orphan care organizations.

And, just because I couldn’t resist, I’m also loving this adorable “Literals” collection of popular sayings – so cute!

Check out more over at the Wild Ink Press shop right here!

Photo Credits: Wild Ink Press

*Wild Ink Press is a spon­sor of Oh So Beau­ti­ful Paper.  For more on my edi­to­r­ial poli­cies, please click here.

1. jonahliza
   Twitter: treecookies
   says:

   07/14/2011 at 11:33 PM

   i love the contrast on that second card. beautiful designs..
2. Allie Peach
   Twitter: AllieRuth
   says:

   07/14/2011 at 11:04 AM

   Wow, those are beautiful! I hope some day I can be that talented on my letterpress!
3. Whitney
   Twitter: gusandruby
   says:

   07/14/2011 at 10:24 AM

   Love Rebecca and everything she does!

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1. Monday Snax | Little Stories says:

   07/18/2011 at 10:20 AM

   [...] Intricate Pattern Notecards from Wild Ink Press. So beautiful! I always feel like I need more stationery, even though it’s almost never true. I also love the “literal” cards at the bottom of the post. (Oh So Beautiful Paper) [...]