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I have been really inspired lately—by food, movies, design…it’s hard to corral it into one place that makes sense. Since this is my first post, I’ll show you a little inspiration of one of my most favorite things: design. Design inspires me via colors, patterns and typography, and thanks to the internet, there is no shortage of great design to check out.
I’m totally in love with the letterpressed background and type in this business card! I love the teal + orange combo and all of the white space the design allows.
Logo design is one area that I’ve had the least practice in, but seeing this panel of prospective logos makes me happy! It’s funny how many designs you can make out of just a few words.
I love the rainbow effect of this print, not to mention the wisdom its words hold. I also love that the designer chose to use colors other than your run-of-the-mill ROYGBIV combo.
Everything about this invite makes me swoon. Yellow! Grey! Banners! Scripts! It’s simply gorgeous.
And last but not least, a few throwback product labels. The oranges, reds and teals compliment each other nicely, and I love the typography and distressed look.
Hope some of these have inspired you!
xoxo,
Stephanie
Nate, Zach, Blu and I want to wish all of you a wonderfully blessed Christmas Day and a very Happy New Year.
Anyone who knows me knows I adore old book paper and when my Mom showed me the tree she had made from an old book I asked her if she would make one for me. She made me a nice full one from an old book and I decorated it with wooden snowflakes (from the December kit Amber Snowflake), red pearls from Kaiser Craft, burlap ribbon, punched snowflakes and some wooden buttons. It came together quickly and I love how rustic and soft it looks.
Isn’t it sweet!
I can see this as the base for a pretty little angel too! You can find instructions on how to create the tree here.
Have a wonderful week!
Christine
I created these circles last year and I love them! I like to use one on each page of my December album, creates unity through the whole album regardless of what patterned paper I use.
Christmas circle labels
This photo from last year’s album shows you how I used them in 3 different ways: as a tab along the top of a page, in my journaling and how I used a blank one with chipboard numbers.
There are two 8 1/2 x 11 pages with a complete set of numbers (1-25) as well as some blank ones so you can add your own numbers. They work well with a 1 5/8″ or a 1 3/4″ circle punch.
Just a little gift from Cocoa Daisy to help you get those Holiday memories preserved!
Best wishes,
Christine