DIY Pocketfold Invite

So here is another tutorial! It is a DIY pocketfold invitation. This one is for a wedding and the layered inserts are the RSVP, directions, etc. This is a quick and simple version. We offer beautifully manufactured pocketfolds in rich metallics and texured matte cardstock. Of course we also offer a custom invite design service and matching boxes, tags and bags should you be inspired but not crafty so much.

Spooky Toot (tutorial)

My two little ones are having a small dinner party on Halloween night so I am in a dash to spookify the house. I tend to be rather frugal and here is one of my ideas! Enjoy!

Paper Love

Ok so one who might have a stationery company probably loves paper but we realize so many others do to so we are now offering DIY supplies. The ever popular envelopments (however, our own brand of them) and pocket folds are now available. We are offering matching envelopes and oversized cardstock as well. Rich colors like cocoa, red and deep steel blue are part of the product mix as well as some elegant metallics. Need 11x17 cardstock??? Guess who has is it? We do! Oh you need matching envelopes? We have that too! Oh it gets better... we sell in small quantities.

Hot Thing!

Out of all the things we do around here, there is always one item each season that boggles us with how and why it became so popular out of the blue. This year is the same as last though! Once again, our Monogram Cake Topper is a hit. We sell numbers of these each day. They look quite pretty on the cake and when you add a bit of Swarovski bling to them they are mesmerizing. By the way, many late nights I have worked on covering a monogram cake topper with crystals and have gotten uncontrollably sleepy. Now I know why they swing a crystal in front of your eyes to 'make you very sleepy' in hypnotism.

I finally figured out...

how to get a 7 year old to LIKE writing out thank you notes! He is proud to get these awesome keepsake thank yous ready for mailing. They are printed on matte studio photography paper and have an area to write expression of thanks right on them. The recipient will save this keepsake in a photo album instead of tossing it after a few days on the fridge.

Nope... not expecting!

Not that I was planning, or hoping, or even considering the notion. I was just imagining what everyone might think since all my new designs are baby. Thought I should clarify that I am just inspired by baby pictures after organizing photos that have been in boxes for some time. This is my first baby girl birthday invitation. Isn't it cute?