Posts from — April 2010

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Happy weekend everyone!

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Yet another fab treat from Tart Workshop– watercolor candy-striped pretties! Download and enjoy these fun, festive and FREE wraparound labels any season (or any occasion!).

Whether you are:

Partying…

celebrating with friends…

in need of some refreshments…

or taking a breather…

craving for even more pops of color?

or screaming for some ice cream…

thinking of a picnic, perhaps?

or have some serious crafting business on your mind…

… Hope your weekend is as fun and colorful as these clickage goodies!

Pingg invites by Lisa Rupp

Free printable poster

DIY soda pop escort cards

Free clock screen saver, designed by Apple’s own Alan Dye

Leaf pattern downloads

Alphabet paper cups: Buy or yup, DIY!

Enjoy!

From my black & white Kimballs to my flutter sleeve dress.  From my fave bateau top (yes, I’ve  thrown away all caution against wearing horizontal stripes while, gasp, pregnant) to paper straws, I just ADORE anything with stripes!

Imagine my delight when I came across this Garden Stripes Invitation Suite by J. Bartyn (via dognbird) in my recent search for some stripe-y goodness.  The stylish suite– a collaboration between Annie at Marry You Me and former Martha Stewart art director and designer Cambria Evans– is amazingly FREE (!) and comes complete with invite, favor tags, table numbers, etc. in various yummy colors.  The robin’s egg blue is definitely calling my name.  Quick, pop on over J. Bartyn’s and download yours!

L-O-V-E this!  Now we can all channel our inner Monet and create our own watercolor masterpiece with this DIY technique from Kate of The Lettered Set.  The above example was done using a stencil printed from a free online clip art source. But you could always use your own silhouette profile or any favorite phrases or illustrations as stencils and personalize some stationery, decor, or gifts– and not just for the wedding either (hello Mother’s Day notecards!). Ahh, can you imagine the possibilities?