These scalloped table number signs from Maida Vale are so simple and lovely:
I’m partial to the kraft paper table numbers, but the white table numbers would be wonderful for a more traditional or evening wedding. Check out the full selection right here.
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I love invitations that tell a story, either figuratively through graphics and images or literally through text – check out more evidence here and here.  Jen from Two Paperdolls designed these save the dates for her sister’s upcoming wedding, incorporating the bride and groom’s history into a playful design with vintage-inspired graphic elements:
The bride and groom were high school sweethearts who reunited after college – such a sweet story!
Jen’s main design influences were Texas-inspired shabby chic and the groom’s love of vintage music posters – and I love the result!  Check out more over at Louella Court.
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Happy Friday everyone! The sun is shining and the weekend is rapidly approaching, both of which make me very happy. I’m looking forward to a relaxed weekend just trying to beat the summer heat, but in the meantime…
…a few links for your weekend:
That’s it for me this week! I hope you all have a lovely weekend, and I’ll see you all back here on Monday!
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Ryan Clark from A Modern Eden sent over this super-cool series of stylized animal posters that they recently created – each of which is screen printed in five bright (and kid-friendly) colors on French Pop-Tone paper:
The poster series is actually part of a broader collection of art and educational tools for children – all of which emerged from Ryan’s desire to create things that he would be proud to hang in his son’s nursery.
In addition to these three posters, the series also includes flash cards, tote bags, and even an educational iphone app! Â So cool! Â Learn more, and check out the rest of the collection, over at A Modern Eden.
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I’m a proud subscriber to the Satsuma Press mailbox monthly – I wait patiently for the little surprises that Lynn sends our way each month. This month I’m super-excited for these geometric note cards (I’m loving the gorgeous color combinations!) and print to arrive in my mailbox:
You can sign up for Lynn’s mailbox monthly right here – or pick up the note cards and prints in the Satsuma Press shop!
Also? I would so love to get a bike this summer. We finally live in a more bike-friendly neighborhood – and it would beat riding the metro every day, particularly now that I’ll be working entirely from home. Maybe as a present to myself for moving to full self-employment?Â
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