I'm a huge, huge fan of the work from Bailey Doesn't Bark — the delicate illustrations and shimmery gold dots on the beautiful ceramic pieces just make me weak in the knees:
As if that wasn't enough, Bailey Doesn't Bark also has a holiday collection containing these amazingly beautiful holiday cards featuring black ink and gold foil stamp dots:
Sigh. So simple and so, so lovely… you can find them right here.
{image credits: Bailey Doesn't Bark}
Let's start this Friday morning off with a bit of eye candy, shall we? How about these foil stamped posters — with silver foil on blue and copper paper — by Marian Bantjes?
I love the gorgeous detailing on this poster commemorating the 50th anniversary of the National Repertory Orchestra:
I'm heading out for some early anniversary celebrations (one year on Monday!) with my husband, but before I do, I wanted to share a few more photos from the NSS.
First up, the jam-packed booth of Small Square Design:
{I love these small book notes journals!}
{this last set of invitations is letterpress printed on BOTH sides on super-thick paper – so that green + brown bird pattern? that's actually the reverse side of the invitation. gorgeous!}
{how gorgeous is this foil-stamped holiday card?!?}
{I absolutely LOVE the card with the skunks – too cute!}
{photos by Oh So Beautiful Paper}
This is the first of three posts featuring Cheree Berry designs. Cheree has created some of my all-time favorite invitation and Save the Date designs, and I am so excited to be featuring her work today! Chances are you’ve already seen Cheree’s work in Martha Stewart Weddings and Modern Bride, among others, but just in case you’re not familiar with her work, here’s a bit of background on the creative force behind these lovely designs:
Cheree is a former graphic designer for Kate Spade in New York City, where she partnered with Crane & Co. to create the Kate Spade wedding stationery album. In January 2006, Cheree launched her own custom paper line, Cheree Berry Paper. Cheree is known for whimsical designs, including envelope liners inspired by vintage wallpaper, unexpected paper sizes, and touches of gold foil.
Today we’re starting off with Save the Dates. I know a lot of you are in the process of looking for inspiration for your Save the Dates, and Cheree Berry is full of inspiration, whether its simple Save the Date postcards or multiple pieces with accommodation information:
