As promised, I've got one final NSS round-up to share with you!  I had so much fun at this year's show, particularly in getting to know some of my favorite designers a bit better and making some new (at least to me) discoveries.  I'm already looking forward to next year's show, but until then, you can find my entire NSS coverage in one handy location right here.  And now on to our final round-up!

First up, I enjoyed the bold graphic designs at the L2 Design Collective booth:

Next a few of the prints and cards over at the Product Superior booth:

Next up, some lovely wedding invitations and letterpress baby prints from Robin Beth:

One of my favorite booth displays came from The Beehive Press, which used dozens of little white paper bees to accent their invitation and card designs:

And last, but definitely not least, a few more from Lilywillow, one of my favorite NSS new discoveries:

{you can check out more from the Lilywillow wedding portfolio right here}

In case you still haven't gotten enough from NSS 2009, I've been slowly uploading all of my photos to my flickr page.  I'm still working on getting all the photos up, but you'll be able to find them all in my NSS 2009 collection right here.

{all photos by Oh So Beautiful Paper}

So for those of you still reading blogs on this lovely holiday Monday, I figured I'd put up my last two NSS booth round-up posts for you!

First up, Binth, whose booth was full of gorgeous cards and art prints:

I love this handcrafted baby book…

.and this deck of completely redesigned playing cards!  I particularly love the redesigned face cards (like the jack, queen and king) for each suit, and the way the odd number cards are redesigned to fit together in a more organic way, like the seven of hearts below:

Another favorite booth was from Pikku, whose colorful + patterned textiles and paper goods just made me smile:

{love these wrapping papers!}

{these eco-friendly letterpress calendars adhere to screen-printed birchwood planks – once the year is over, you can either hand the birchwood as artwork or order a refill with next year's dates!}

Next up, the bright + bold designs of Dutch Door Press:

{look closely for a sneak peek at the dutch door 2010 calendar!}

{gorgeous wedding invitations!}

Red Cap Cards used whimsical illustrations with a definite sense of humor throughout their NSS collection:

{love those prints!}

Celebrating their 10th year in business – and 9th year at the NSS! – the Egg Press booth was full of lovely paper goods, from a sneak peek at the 2010 calendar to holiday cards:

I've got one more coming up, so check back soon!

{all photos by Oh So Beautiful Paper}

The Linda + Harriett booth was one that I had really been looking forward to visiting before the NSS – and it definitely did not disappoint!  I love Liz's use of color and pattern, from the new greetings cards to the upcoming 2010 calendar:

{I know it's not even June, but I can't wait to pick up a copy of the Linda + Harriett 2010 calendar!}

The Hello!Lucky booth was truly a work of art – the ladies over at Hello!Lucky drew all the display signs onto the linen backdrop by hand!

Sabrina was also kind enough to give us a peek into the designs from the Hello!Lucky wedding album – each design is available in either letterpress or digital printing:

And speaking of fabulous wedding invitations, I definitely found a new invitation obsession in the portfolio from Sugarcube Press:

Linea Carta exhibited a fabulous range of items – from cards to textiles, calendars to wedding invitations:

{love these gift tags!}

{I love the simple + clean lines in these Linea Carta invitations}

{photos by Oh So Beautiful Paper}