Showing posts with label My Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Designs. Show all posts
Custom Burlap and Lace Wedding Invitations
Sunday, February 8, 2015
{FREE PRINTABLE} I Like You Beary Much Valentine
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Just in time for Valentine's Day, here is a super cute and easy Valentine printable for your little one. I used 4" x 6" clear treat bags and a handful of Teddy Grahams to fill each bag. If your child's school has allergy restrictions you can use Gummy Bears instead!
{Free Printable} Santa Claus Beard Countdown Calendar
Thursday, November 27, 2014
A Pink and Gold Ballet Birthday Party
Saturday, November 22, 2014
{Free Printable} Give Thanks Place Cards AND a Roasted Pumpkin Soup Recipe from This Couple's Palate Blog!
Saturday, November 15, 2014
I'm excited to post my first blog collaboration, just in time for Thanksgiving! My good friend Rochelle from her blog, This Couple's Palate, came up with an amazing made-from-scratch recipe for a Roasted Kabocha Squash Soup topped with crispy chorizo and coconut milk...yum! To complement this delicious Thanksgiving inspired soup, we put together a beautiful table setting featuring DIY Succulent Pumpkin centerpieces and "Give Thanks" Place Cards, available here for a free download.
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Watercolor Back to School Signs {Free Printables} Preschool - 12th Grade
Monday, August 4, 2014
{DIY} Chalk Hand Lettering Tutorial
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
I have always been in love with the look of hand chalk lettering seen on chalkboards all over from restaurants, birthday parties and weddings. I admire the charming mixture of typography and decorative elements so much that I even tried to duplicate the look myself...and failed. I realized this graphic designer has no skill at freehand drawing. However, I am very skilled on the computer! By creating your own design or finding one off the Internet, you can duplicate the hand chalk lettering look yourself using just a few simple materials. Follow my tutorial to learn how easy it can be!
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Staff Your Weaknesses Art
Sunday, June 8, 2014
I heard this statement, "Staff your weaknesses" a while ago and it just stuck with me. I think mostly because I usually try to do it all: be a good mom, have a clean house, make the perfect meal, design the perfect logo, give the best gift...it goes on and on. Realizing that it's okay to admit you can't be the best at everything is freeing. I designed the below artwork to remind myself not always try and be superwoman. It's alright to fail sometimes and you can always ask for help.
To download the FREE printable click here.
Teacher Appreciation Gift - Mason Jar Cookie Mix Recipe and Free Printable
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Handmade Teacher Appreciation Gift
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix in a Jar
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A Destination Wedding Invitation
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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| Custom Invitation Set for a Destination Wedding |
The background image came from a piece of artwork my sister had purchased on a previous trip to the island. We used just the corner element for inspiration and went from there, incorporating it into the information and response cards.
The invitation was secured with hemp string wrapped around the outside an inserted into a matching envelope with a heat embossed palm tree.
Glittered Thank You Card
Saturday, February 26, 2011
This card was made with a wood grain craft paper cut to size and folded to 4" x 6". The rose graphic was printed on a separate piece of paper where I hand glittered the design. I then it cut out with an exacto knife and applied it to the front of the card with plain craft glue. The "Thank You" text was stamped with a special glue stamp pad and then black glittered was applied.
Destination Wedding Save the Date Card/Package
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Destination Wedding Save the Date Card/Package
For my sister's upcoming wedding on the island of Kauai, I wanted to create a save-the-date card that would stand out from your typical announcement. I also knew I wanted the card to be three-dimensional and have a separate information card that could be removed and used as a magnet. I came across an image of a vintage island girl and was immediately inspired!
The design alone was a multi-step process. At first we wanted the card to be a pop-up, similar to a Nordstrom gift card holder I received:
(The gift card was located on top of the tree background)
Once I figured out the mechanics of a pop-up card I was ready to continue with the design process. The idea was always to send the card in a natural kraft box.(This was the first prototype of the card)
During the design process I decided to omit the original card idea and make the shipping box part of the announcement:
Still three-dimensional but less complicated in terms of construction!
The address label:
Custom Monograms
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
For weddings it is always a nice touch to have a custom monogram made with the bride and groom's initials. The monogram can be used as a seal for an envelope or a custom postage stamp that can be made through such sites as www.zazzle.com.
These monograms were all inspired by the art nouveau style:
A Glittered Wedding Gift
Monday, February 8, 2010
A perfect gift for the couple who has everything...
I created the above wedding gift for a couple who said it was a "no gift wedding". Being me, I just could not NOT give a gift! :)
I created the A/B monogram based on an art nouveau design and glittered it with colors used in the wedding invitation. I was so inspired by the paper in the invitation I used it as the background to the monogram to make it more personal and special.
Once complete I framed it in a 5"x5" frame and wrapped it beautifully:
I created the above wedding gift for a couple who said it was a "no gift wedding". Being me, I just could not NOT give a gift! :)
I created the A/B monogram based on an art nouveau design and glittered it with colors used in the wedding invitation. I was so inspired by the paper in the invitation I used it as the background to the monogram to make it more personal and special.
Once complete I framed it in a 5"x5" frame and wrapped it beautifully:
Glittered Name Plaque
A most special gift is the gift of the handmade:
Recently I have been going through a glittering phase, mostly due to Martha Stewart and her fabulous line of glitter. (Available at Michael's stores and Wal-Mart.) Some may think glittering an object can be cheesy and look cheap but Martha's glitter is based on actual jewel tones that are rich in color and sparkle beautifully. Would you expect any less from Martha???
For my sister-in-law's baby shower I wanted to create something special and from the heart that she would cherish for many years. After being inspired by Martha Stewart's glitter painting (http://www.marthastewart.com/glitter-painting) I decided a custom glittered name plaque with her soon to be daughter's name would be just the right gift.
I created the design in Adobe Illustrator using a color palette similar to what glitter colors I wanted to use. I printed the design on regular paper and then mounted it to 11"x14" chipboard that fits in the frame I chose.
Recently I have been going through a glittering phase, mostly due to Martha Stewart and her fabulous line of glitter. (Available at Michael's stores and Wal-Mart.) Some may think glittering an object can be cheesy and look cheap but Martha's glitter is based on actual jewel tones that are rich in color and sparkle beautifully. Would you expect any less from Martha???
For my sister-in-law's baby shower I wanted to create something special and from the heart that she would cherish for many years. After being inspired by Martha Stewart's glitter painting (http://www.marthastewart.com/glitter-painting) I decided a custom glittered name plaque with her soon to be daughter's name would be just the right gift.
I created the design in Adobe Illustrator using a color palette similar to what glitter colors I wanted to use. I printed the design on regular paper and then mounted it to 11"x14" chipboard that fits in the frame I chose.
The baby's name is Natalie Rose, so I thought adding roses underneath her name was a nice touch!
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