to see what we could c.

i recently did a post on this particular baby shower package. a friend of jessica's contacted me interested in the design, but she wanted to pull in a classic font. i enjoy that a change as simple as a font choice can completely recreate a design. i sometimes spend more time than i care to admit looking at individual fonts and the effects they have on my designs.


i was thrilled with the outcome of this note card! thank you girls for keeping life interesting for me! congratulations to mrs. c & her upcoming arrival!

banana blueberry baby shower.

i think polka dots are so fun. i don't often choose them for myself, usually opting for a damask or toile print. i should choose them for myself more often, though, because they're so playful. i like this color combination.


while blue is often associated with boys, i think this invitation could work well for a little girl, too, in these very same colors, in pinks, whites ... the possibilities are endless.

buttery romance.

i'm happy to see the monogram making a comeback. for the past couple of years i have rarely seen monograms in use. recently megan ordered a set of our best selling note cards in a delicious buttery yellow. she debated on using her last name or last initial only so she could use the note cards for both her and her family. in the end, she decided on a monogram, and i'm so glad she did. some letters don't work as well with monograms, but i think megan & luke's monogram is dreamy!


how do you prefer to personalize your note cards?