Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Thank You Everyone!

November 12, 2010 (Moved from my website blog location)


Wow, it’s been a busy week, and I am just NOW posting this!  Thank you to everyone who came out to the Sterling on the Lake holiday bazaar!  It was my first event, and I met a lot of really great people. What great talent we have in this neighborhood!  A special thank you goes out to Margie Eberline who helped me man my booth - you were such an amazing help!  Congratulations to Susan Taylor, who won 25% off her next order from Social Salutations!!


Here's some photos from my booth!



















It's that Time Again!

October 26, 2010 (Moved from my website blog location)


Time to start thinking about (and ordering) your holiday cards.  It came around fast this year, didn’t it?  Here is a sneak peak at some of my cards for this holiday season.  Come check out my booth at the Sterling on the Lake Holiday Bazaar.  Can’t make it?  Call or email me to place your order.  See the full selection at my Etsy Store.










Setting the Tone for Your Event

October 1, 2010 (Moved from my website blog location)

Save-the-Date Cards or Formal Invitations are the first impression your guests will have of your event, and will set the mood and expectation for everything to come.  Whether you’re having a wedding, birthday party or corporate event, it is important to keep a consistent theme.  Take your time with these components and start planning early, as this will probably be one of the first decisions you make.  
      Choosing a theme or color scheme does not have to be an agonizing task.  Think about a color or theme that best represents your personal style – this will make it easier to make decisions on the elements that will make your event.
      Are you laid back, energetic, outdoorsy, traditional?  Any of these personality traits can be turned into a theme or color combination.  You can also take into consideration the time of day that the event will take place.  For instance, if you are having an afternoon wedding, your theme would take a different twist than if you were planning an evening gala.
       Your paper suite (Save-the-Dates, Invitations, Response Cards, Programs, Escort Cards, Table Numbers, Menu, Favors and Thank You Cards) all should coordinate with whatever theme or color scheme you choose.
       Try choosing a logo, monogram or insignia to use on all of your communications and paper suite materials.  This makes it even easier to make everything cohesive.  Play with the design - try using the same element in different colors from your scheme – or even try using blown up or scaled down versions of the same design.  
       In the end – try not to stress over these decisions.  Look online for inspiration -  The Knot has some new and current color combinations that may spark some creativity!

End of School Year Gifts

May 15, 2010 (Moved from my original blog location)


These are my favorite teachers gifts that I have done so far. This client is great – she always gives me free reign to put together some really cute designs. I had so much fun putting these together! The Post-It note holders are actually made from 5″ x 7″ acrylic frames so they will prop up on their desks. The goodie bags for the kids are filled with Smarties and have summer themed bag toppers. The colors were great for boys and girls – I had a little citrus inspiration. For more pics, check out my fan page on Facebook!





Thank You Cards

May 9, 2010 (Moved from my original blog location)


I just finished a job making some thank you cards for one of the teachers at my daughters preschool. I am so thrilled with the way they turned out, so I had to share some pictures. Enjoy! Also – Happy Mother’s Day to all wonderful moms!!