I’m loving the designs coming out of Anemone Letterpress lately – and as you can see, spring is definitely in the air over at the Anemone Letterpress studios:
{tulip notecards}
It’s official. I’m completely addicted to The Dieline. I find endless sources of inspiration in all the gorgeous packaging featured there, from the lovely patterns to the quirky hand-lettering:
{wine packaging by nadie parshina}
{packaging by design student edward albert}
{packaging by amy shu}
{hand-drawn style designs by London based illustrator & typographer alison carmichael}
{colorful stripes from cucina}
So much inspiration in packaging details, particularly for wedding invitations. Check out more over at The Dieline.
{images from their respective sources, all via The Dieline}
LOVE these. Twenty-four birthday party invitations, hand-drawn and written by Bryn from paperfinger, and found on 100 layer cake:
In addition to being hand made, I love that Bryn drew these on napkins. Such an unexpected, but totally perfect, touch. Check out more here.
{images by Paperfinger via 100 layer cake}
I'm loving these fun, and super-colorful, papel picado papercuts from Etsy seller Ay Mujer!:
Even if these are a bit late for Cinco de Mayo, they would make a lovely decoration for any fiesta-themed wedding or party. And, as if the banners weren't enough, Ay Mujer! also offers papel picado papercut invitations:
I love those invitations, and the "So Happy Together" banner with the two little owls is just too cute. Check out the full selection in the Ay Mujer! etsy shop right here.
{images via Ay Mujer!}
I don't often come across plaid wedding invitations, so I was happy to see this invitation suite over on Beast Pieces – not only is the bold and colorful plaid background print tons of fun, but I love the contrast with the delicate script font and silhouette detail element.
{images via Beast Pieces}
