You know, sometimes I really just love a card that makes me laugh. Â And these letterpress cards from Dude + Chick definitely make me chuckle:
You can check out the full collection of stationery sweetness and comedy over at the Dude & Chick etsy shop.
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I’m not sure if it’s because Valentine’s Day is coming up soon (eep!) or what, but I’m suddenly head over heels for anything heart-shaped.  Like these little blind deboss heart notes from Maida Vale – aren’t they sweet?
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Happy Monday everyone! Â We’re starting the week off with a gorgeous set of wedding invitations from Jackie at 42 Pressed. Â These letterpress invitations feature fun geometric patterns and pops of green and red for a modern and sophisticated design.
The bride, Amy, is an interior designer and is obsessed with color and pattern. Â Jackie printed a beautiful a blind deboss on the save the date for a beautiful pop of color against a simple and clean design.
Jackie continued the geometric pattern inspiration in the invitation suite, creating a belly band with a sophisticated green and white geometric pattern. Â The invitation rsvp card featured the same blind emboss geometric pattern and pops of red.
So lovely! Â Thanks Jackie!
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I thought I’d help end the week with these fun fill-in letterpress moving announcements from Spring Olive. Â The kraft paper matches perfectly with the moving box illustrations, don’t you think?
So so cute. Â Check them out right here!
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I love travel-inspired elements on wedding invitations, and I’m officially a happy camper when designers combine a sense of global wanderlust with the signature red and blue pattern of an airmail envelope. Â Well, Kathleen from & Kathleen Design did just that with her latest wedding invitation, and the result couldn’t be more stunning!
From Kathleen: Kim & John stumbled across my work while searching for a fun airmail invitation design.  They immediately hired me to design their own custom wedding invitations.  Kim and John only needed an invitation card – nothing else – so we decided to make it extra special by having it letterpress printed on a thick matte cover stock paper.
I kept the colors a classic red and blue and from there designed a custom invitation within the traditional striped airmail border. Â Kim & John were ecstatic to receive the final prints and I was thrilled to have another happy client.
Ooh, letterpress + airmail?  Yes please!  Thank you so much Kathleen!
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