Happy Friday everyone!  My husband just reminded me that we’re heading into a long weekend (he keeps track of these things more closely than I do, apparently), so that’s nice!  I was already looking forward to a laid back weekend, but am grateful for the extra day to catch up on errands and hopefully relax.  But in the meantime…

Photo Credit: Scout’s Honor Co.

…a few links for your weekend!

• I’m in love with these whimsical wall murals for a child’s bedroom
• Beautiful blind impression floral wedding invitations
• Oooh, confetti postcards!
• I love these hand painted backdrops
• Incredible wire sculptures
• Pretty hand lettering
• A fundraiser to help a fellow blogger cover medical expenses.

This week on Oh So Beautiful Paper:

• Inspired by neon!
• Speaking of neon, Alecia + Jon’s graphic wedding invitations
• Leslie + Ryan’s modern woodland wedding invitations
• Happy (almost) Halloween!
• Alexandra + Doug’s painterly wedding invitations
• Pretty paper in the office: yellow + black!
• Ashley + Nathan’s rustic burlap wedding invitations
• The cutest baby boy birth announcements
• More beautiful 2012 calendars
• A little recap from Crafty Bastards

A big welcome to the newest members of the Designer Rolodex!

• 42 Pressed
• Lilikoi Design + Letterpress

That’s it for me this week!  I hope you all have a wonderful weekend, and I’ll see you back here next week! xoxo

Image Credit: Neither Snow

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