These embroidered business cards from designer and illustrator Nina Gregier are so incredibly cool – simple in design, but with a huge impact!  I couldn’t resist checking out Nina’s website; she has a number of additional embroidered typography projects in her portfolio, including a beautiful embroidered alphabet and art prints.
Check out lots more over on Nina’s website right here.
Photo Credits: Nina Gregier, found via Lovely Stationery
The ladies from Lucky Luxe Couture Correspondence sent over these gorgeous wedding invitations created for a black tie wedding. Â The ladies of Lucky Luxe are known for their romantic and ornate designs, and this invitation is perfectly suited for a formal wedding. Â The full suite includes a formal invitation, accommodations card, rsvp, and an invitation to Sunday brunch, all packaged together with a beautiful letterpress belly band and printed on thick cotton paper. Â So pretty!
From Annalee:Â This wedding is going to be at the Chateau in New York and is very much inspired by classic French romance and calligraphic elements. Â The bride was originally interested in the Deco and L’Oiseau designs from our collection but ultimately decided on a bespoke invitation that combined elements from both designs.
Thanks ladies! Â You can check out more from Lucky Luxe right here!
Photo Credits: Lucky Luxe Couture Correspondence
Today I’m loving these colorful screen prints from Barcelona-based coniLab. Â Each print is hand screened on archival paper by designer Coni Della Vedova. Â The entire shop is full of bold graphic designs, from simple black and white prints to bright three-color designs.
Check out more over at coniLab!
Photo Credits: coniLab
p.s. Have you entered our giveaway with Moontree Letterpress?  The winner will receive 50 personalized notecards – the contest ends on Friday, so enter now!
I’m loving these wedding invitations inspired by classic rock n’ roll, sent over by Molly from Paisley Quill. Â The subtle floral background helps to soften the bold text, creating an overall feel that is both elegant and a lot of fun. Â And with only two pieces and an envelope comprising the entire suite, Molly was able to pack a big statement into a sweet and simple invitation package!
From Molly:Â Lauren and John had a very clear vision about what they wanted for their wedding invitations. Â They are both huge fans of classic rock n’ roll and wanted that to play a big part of their wedding invitations. Â Earlier this year, I designed their save the dates for them. Â They had really cute engagement photos taken and I used them to design a vintage looking concert poster.
The wedding invitations were also intended to resemble a concert poster.  It was offset printed on 100% cotton paper.  Large sections of solid ink printed on cotton paper tends to get a mottled look, which helped give the invitation a vintage look and feel.  I also added a “distressing” layer in photoshop to help with the faded, roughed-up look. My favorite part of the response postcard are the response options. They read: “Right on, we’ll be there” and  “Drag, I can’t make it.”  Your typical ’60s speak.
Thanks Molly!
Photo Credits: Paisley Quill
*Paisley Quill is one of my fabÂuÂlous sponÂsors; for more on my ediÂtoÂrÂial poliÂcies please click here.
Sarah from Studio SloMo sent over these cool and quirky wedding invitations for an upcoming wedding in California.  I love that the belly band over the photo is actually the invitation – such a great idea!  Sarah letterpress printed the invitation and rsvp card in a rich cornflower blue, which contrasts nicely with the kraft paper envelopes and orange envelope liner.
From Sarah:Â This couple has the best ideas. Â They had some pictures taken of them running towards each other and wanted a belly band with the wedding invitation going through the center. Â I helped make their idea a reality and we were all pleased with the result. Â The belly band as well as the RSVP card is letterpress printed in one color on 100% cotton paper.
To keep with the rustic, modern feel of the wedding, I did a little illustration of the farmhouse where they are getting married. Â The type as well as the the illustration have a clean look but still stay a little loose and casual. Â We decided to finish the suite off with a pumpkin colored envelope liner which really allows the blue to pop.
Thanks Sarah!
Photo Credits: Studio SloMo
*Studio SloMo is one of my fabÂuÂlous sponÂsors; for more on my ediÂtoÂrÂial poliÂcies please click here.
