fabric wreath

i finally got around to uploading the pics of my fabric wreath! i finished this little project waaay back in february. inspired by the tutorial on a beautiful mess, i opted for a set of wreaths in neutral linens so i can keep them up year round.

andrea + matt's chevron thank you notes

just finished this order, shot photos and have been waiting anxiously for andrea and matt to receive their package so i could post these lovelies...

andrea and matt just tied the knot (yay! congrats!) and, needless to say, they had a bunch of thanks to deliver.





stay tuned for even more photos - i also worked with andrea, pre-wedding, on chevron table numbers, place cards and a welcome letter for out-of-town guests!

paper source colorscope

always inspiring - the paper source colorscope. a little from column A, a little from column B - i'm pool + paper bag. what color(s) best describe you?

image above from paper source. download your own colorscope chart here (PDF).

press :: SB on today's creative blog

i've filled three separate orders for chevron calling cards for kim of today's creative blog - she shares her experience here. many thanks, kim!

help a girl out

flowers in pots, round two. i say round two because most* flowers i planted in may have already met their demise. in an effort to spruce up the back deck before my in-laws arrived this week, i picked up these potted beauties. for the life of me i can't remember what they're called - does anyone know?











*surprisingly, a few petunias are still hanging on :)

geranium

i've been feeling a little bold lately and am sporting this new-to-me color on my toes. i'm so daring i might just try it out on my fingers too (i always err on the safe, neutral side - see  mademoiselle). how about you? what color(s) are you sporting? any you absolutely love, but are too bashful to try?



image above from essie

pat's logo + business collateral

a little while ago i was making my way to PA for a good ole' family visit when i got stuck in the atlanta airport (surprise, surprise). long story short - i met this amazing woman who ended up knowing family of mine, we chatted, we kept in touch and now we're partners in design crime.

turns out that pat, a pennsylvania-based oil and pastels artist, was in need of a logo and coordinating business collateral to showcase and enhance her work. the resulting graphic identity is a traditional yet modern monogram and the business card a "mock" canvas that features actual work.