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Happy Friday everyone! I spent all day yesterday thinking it was Wednesday, so it feels like the weekend kind of snuck up on me! And do you know what else is sneaking up? The National Stationery Show – it’s only two weeks away! Stationery Show mailers are starting to arrive and one of the photos below is a little sneak peek of something very special that I’ll be sharing in greater detail after the show. Next week I’m kicking off my NSS sneak peek coverage with some new exhibitors and returning favorites. Yay! But in the meantime…

 

 

Photos by me via Instagram

…a few links for your weekend:

• Finally! Self-inking rubber stamps that look nice
• A blooming floral monogram. Such a great idea!
• The world at night = cool poster
• Build your own paper globe
• I dream of remodeling our kitchen in the not-too-distant future. I’ll be keeping this advice in mind when we do.
• IOU Letterpress Promissory Notes is having a Mother’s Day sale!
• Candystore Collective is partnering with Black Sheep Postal Service for Mother’s Day! All orders come with a free handmade card for mom.

This week on Oh So Beautiful Paper:

• Emma + Finn’s whimsical floral NYC wedding invitations
• Cute + quirky illustrated wedding invitations with neon edge painting
• Lucas’s adorable letters + numbers 3rd birthday party invitations
• Mother’s Day is next weekend! A few favorite cards, and the full round up here!
• Allie + Ryan’s baby gender reveal DVD covers
• Travel-inspired beach destination wedding invitations
• Use a large scale “Here Comes the Bride” sign in your wedding!
• Business card inspiration: Gilded
• Well Said Type: Ministry Script
• p.s. We’re hiring a Social Media Coordinator! Is it you?

Check back soon for this week’s cocktail!  I hope you all have a wonderful weekend, and I’ll see you back here on Monday! xoxo

Update: The application period for this position is now closed. Thank you for your interest!

Oh So Beautiful Paper is hiring! I’m looking to add a motivated social media coordinator to our expanding team. If you love paper and can’t get enough of social media, I’d love to hear from you!

I’m looking for a smart and creative person to help with daily social media outreach for Oh So Beautiful Paper! This is a remote, part-time paid position with flexible hours and the potential for future growth. The right candidate will be detail-oriented, enthusiastic, and obsessed with stationery and all things design-related, and enjoys working independently. Excellent proficiency with all major social media sites including but not limited to Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest is required. Prior blogging experience, particularly experience with WordPress, is a major plus.

If you’re interested in joining the team, I’d love to hear from you! To be considered, email me with your resume on or before Friday, May 10 and be sure to include a brief personal bio along with the following:

- Your hobbies and interests

- A list of three favorite blogs and the reasons you love them

- And the answers to the following questions:

• What is your favorite quote and why?
• Three favorite design trends
• If you could live anywhere, where would that be?

This position requires access to a personal computer and the ability to be online for the majority of the business day. No equipment is provided. Residents of the United States and Canada are welcome to apply. I can’t wait to hear from you!

Photo Credits: Calligraphy by MM Ink, Mother’s Day card by Sugar Paper

Neon has been the “in” thing for a while…but using it as inspiration for your wedding is definitely not for the faint of heart. We put together a fun and punchy neon save the date design that is perfect for spring. By mixing in kraft paper and black, we were able to tame the neon and make it quite modern. – Bailey and Emma of Antiquaria

Step One: For this save the date, we are using a circular card. It may be a bit trickier to eyeball the placement of the stamp, so measuring out center is a good idea. First you’ll want to trace the circle card on a piece of scrap paper and then mark the center. Mark perpendicular lines through the center. Next you will measure and mark center of stamp and line it up on the circle template guide.

Step Two: We were so excited to find this awesome neon pink embossing powder! Place your circular card on a stable and firm surface. Ink your save the date stamp (we used our Mod Wreath Save the Date stamp) and center the stamp over your card. When ready, press the stamp down with moderate pressure to make the print. Lift the stamp off and quickly move on to adding your embossing powder. For more information about inking your stamp or making prints, please watch this video that shows the process in more detail.

Once you’ve made your print, immediately cover it with embossing powder by sprinkling it across the paper. Shift the powder around until you have covered the entire image. Now, you will pour the excess powder off of the card onto a scrap piece of paper so that you can reuse it for future prints. Heat set the print, using an Embossing Heat Tool. You will be able to see the powder melt into an opaque and solid color when it’s done.

Note: One key thing about embossing is that it is wise to try to closely match your ink color with your powder color. By doing this, you will get much more crisp and opaque results.

Step Three: Adding a liner is one fun way that you can add some pattern to your save the date. For this liner, we just stamped our Small Leaves pattern stamp in black on a kraft paper liner. To make the liner, trace the template onto your kraft paper and cut it out with scissors. To install, simply use stick glue or double sided tape to adhere them into your envelope.

Step Four: It’s wise to include a website card with your save the dates so that guests can access all of the travel information and wedding details that they will need in order to make plans to attend your nuptials. For this card, we simply stamped our (Art Deco Website Card stamp) on a cream business card in black, diagonally.

Step Five: Putting it all together: First, we embossed a return address stamp (we used our Mod Banner Return Address stamp) on the back flap of our outer envelope to coordinate with the save the date design. We also embossed our Cross My Heart Initials monogram stamp on the back flap of an adorable polka dot craft envelope that will hold the website card.

Now all that’s left is to address the save the dates, adhere postage (we used Verde Studio’s vintage stamps), add some fun neon washi tape and send them on their way!

Materials

Mod Wreath Save the Date stamp (circular option)

Art Deco Website Card stamp

Small Leaves Pattern stamp

Mod Banner Return Address stamp

Cross my Heart Initials Monogram stamp

5 1/2 Circular Card in Luxe Cream

5 3/4 Square Envelope in Luxe Cream

Business Card in Luxe Cream

Small Polka Dot Kraft Envelope from Martha Stewart

Stamp Pad in black and peony

Embossing Powder

Embossing Heat Tool

Envelope Liner Template

Kraft Paper (text weight)

Double sided tape

Scissors

Pencil

Postage Stamps from Verde Studio

Photo Credits: Antiquaria

These days I’m loving bright pops of color and all kinds of patterns for business cards!

1. The Millswyn floral business cards; 2. Jessica Comingore, printed by Presshaus LA; 3. High Five Factory; 4. Paper & Stitch, design by Create Like Crazy and letterpress printed by 42 Pressed; 5. Fiji Airways; 6. Dingbat Press plaid business cards

{images via their respective sources}

This week has been full of some amazing highs and lows. I’m so excited to be in our new place, but mostly these days I’m just feeling really tired. Exhausted from moving. Worn out from the challenge of mothering a teething baby. Struggling to maintain the energy to keep up with everything happening around me. Burned out from the self-imposed pressure of trying to do too much for too long. One of my goals for 2013 was to take a step back from the daily hustle and instead focus on improving my family’s quality of life. So over the next couple of weeks I’m hoping to slow down, focus on getting our new digs in order, and recharge. I’ll still be here, just maybe a little less often while we settle in at the new house. I hope that’s okay with all of you. But in the meantime…

Photo Credit: Feather and Stone Photography

…a few quick links for your weekend:

• I’m loving Naomi for the honesty in this post. I’ve been there this week, several times. Also, this (via Cara).
• Some ideas for wedding invitation RSVP card wording (and invitation wording, too)
• A Spring Sample Sale from Ladyfingers Letterpress!

This week on Oh So Beautiful Paper:

• Fun and casual gingham wedding invitations
• Glamorous Art Deco-inspired wedding invitations
• Aubri’s exuberant pink and gold foil business cards
• Travel-inspired wedding invitations with pretty vintage stamps
• Calligraphy goodies from la Happy
• Lovely lasercut invitations for a New Year’s Eve wedding
• DIY die cut save the dates
• Beautiful calligraphy from Victoria Hoke Lane
• Neon pink balloon birthday party invitations
• Pretty + Paper: Spring Inspiration
• Well Said Type: Air

Sadly, we didn’t have time to put together a cocktail post for you with our big move, so that’s it for me this week! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend and I’ll see you back here on Monday! xoxo