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Don’t get me wrong, I love making invitations,…but assembling a large order while eight months pregnant is proving to be much more difficult than I imagined.  I am so grateful to have quite a few family members who have offered to help.  I’m not sure I could finish without them!

These monochromatic invites are absolutely gorgeous.  The bride wanted all white and cream, so we designed the invites on white luxe paper and added a few touches of shimmer with organza ribbon bows at the top, an opal metallic backing, and opal metallic inner envelopes and RSVP envelopes.  Doing the inner envelopes in a shimmer and the outer envelopes in the textured luxe paper creates an effect almost like an envelope liner, but without the extra cost.  I think the final result is very elegant.

A friend needed a rush order on baby shower invitations, so we designed a very simple, double-bordered invite with a cute patterned paper in different shades of blue and green and then a solid color cardstock.  I couldn’t quite decide which color of cardstock worked best, so I used all three!  Simple and inexpensive, but still adorable.

This Mom wanted to fill a new bookshelf rather than receive toys, so for this book-themed party, I made the invitation in a booklet style with a short fairytale about the birthday girl inside.

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This client wanted to offer a unique gift certificate option for her online store that was more like a greeting card, rather than a plain printed paper certificate.  I created several different styles of cards that could be used for a variety of ocassions – some are fairly simple and some are much more intricate (and adorable).  This was a very fun project!

I don’t know about you, but I have quite a few mothers in my life.  These are a few sets of personalized notecards that I made for Mother’s Day gifts this year.