NOW AVAILABLE--DIE CUTTING (and other cute stuff!)

I am now able to die cut invitations, business cards, hanging tags--you name it, I can cut it!  And it doesn't stop there!  I should be able to emboss invitations and thank you cards in the very near future, in addition to cutting chipboard and light balsa wood names and letters in a multitude of fonts for your little one's room.  Here are a few samples of what I have cut:

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This is my paper tags for gifts and pieces I ship!  You'll have one if you order something now!  ;)  I think I may leave the hole off of some and use them for business cards.

Price would be $55 for something similar to this 3.5"x2", printed one side card (includes layout, print & die cut of 100 cards--logo design separate)

I blurred out the dates and place since it hasn't taken place yet.  This matches the bridal shower things I did for Toni in honor of her sister.  These will be bottled water hanging tags for the welcome dinner the night before the wedding.  The weekend itinerary is printed on the back.

$185 for something similar to this 3.5"x5", printed two-sides (includes layout, print & die cut of 100 cards--logo design separate)

Here are a few other super cute things I just finished.  The first is a ribbon embellished shirt/skirt set (for Molly--in size 18 mos, Jayma!)  The ribbon is added to both the shirt and skirt, with a coordinating applique and embroidered name for the shirt.  Would be so cute with some brown striped leggings and a long-sleeved brown or pink shirt for fall!

Set:  $30

Ribbon Embellished shirt with appliqué:  $22, Ribbon Embellished Skirt:  $10

Of course you have to have the matching bow!  One is a "baby" bow on an alligator clip, and the other "big girl" bow is on a french clip.  Look how perfect that blue ribbon matches the shirt!  :)

"Baby" Bow:  $2 each (discount if multiples ordered)

"Big Girl" Bow:  $5 each (discount if multiples ordered)

Add monogramed button in coordinating fabric for $2 more

I had almost forgotten about animal print until someone (who shall remain nameless for the time being  ;) requested this:

Round appliqué with personalization:  $18

Isn't it soooo stinkin' presh?!  Now I might have to start a mission to find leopard print ribbon, so I can make a matching bow!

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Tia's Bridal/Bachie Weekend Printables

A sweet friend here in ATL, Toni, helped throw her sister a wonderful Bridal Shower and Bachelorette Party over this past weekend.  We coordinated her printables with a design Tia is using on her wedding website (just a little disclaimer:  I did not set up the website.)  Her wedding colors are off-white and plum, with accents of orange being used at the reception--so pretty!  Anywho, here are the invites for both the Bridal Shower and the Bachelorette Party, along with the favor tins and the Bridal Pins (a game for the guests--three rings hidden inside three dresses.  Ones who picked a pin with the ring receives a prize!)

This was the "pro-type".  I can't find my pic of the final, but it was cream with purple embroidery.

Big Sis Jill's Wedding Printables

I had the honor of not only being a bridesmaid, but of also doing all the wedding printables for my sorority Big Sis, Jill, this past fall!  I was quite pleased with how everything turned out--don't you agree? ;)

The picture was a magnet!

Hotel info was under the magnet

Invites

Directions Insert

Reply Card Back

Reply Card Front

Wedding Program Outside

Wedding Program Inside

Cousin Stephanie's Wedding Printables

These printables were done for Keith's cousin Stephanie, when she married her high school sweetheart in 2006.  The invitation is simple since she had them printed on embossed paper, but we dressed up everything else with the custom initial and design I made for her.

My Wedding Printables

This was my Save-The-Date.  The picture of us was a round magnet that was adhered to the paper.

My Wedding Invitation--the dark purple band was ribbon and the thick red border was textured paper.

The direction card that was included with the invite

This front to the wedding program--size was 4.25x11

The CD labels--custom CDs for the Wedding Favors

The Thank You Notes

I thought I'd share what I created for my very own wedding.  My colors were blush and bashful...just kidding!  However, I did lean towards red in honor of my sorority.  :)  My actual colors were reddish-wine and plum--fabulous for a fall wedding if I do say so myself.  I, of course, had to incorporate the rose since I am a beautiful lady of ALPHA-O!  hehe!  I created two "logos", if you will, that I used throughout all printables.  All were printed on ivory paper, since the my wedding dress (the same dress my mother and maternal grandmother both wore on their wedding days) was a candlelight color.

Sherry's Invites from 2008

My fab friend Sherry had an amazing whirl-wind of a year in 2008.  She married the love of her life in January, and gave birth to her precious baby Cade ten months later.  I was lucky enough to design invitations to all of the fabulous parties that were held to honor those occasions in her life.

I didn't take the photos for her wedding announcements or reception invitations, but they turned out great!  The particular baby shower I did the invites for had a barn theme (Cade's daddy hearts horseys!) and was held in a friend's barn!  The fun thing of the shower invites were that the barn doors opened to reveal the info.

I also made some things for sweet baby Cade--the burp cloths with the appliqué initials along with fun football and sailboat appliqué onesies.

Meghan's Save The Dates and Matching Embroidery

My brother's girlfriend's sister is getting married in August, and I am thrilled to be designing her wedding printables--from Save The Dates, to Invitations and Reply cards.  In getting a feel for my new software, I made a little monogram to match her wedding printables design (the same signature design is present in each piece, making them coordinate and create a "logo" for the soon-to-be Mr. & Mrs.)  Now I'm able to bring that "logo" into a new medium--embroidery!

Meghan, if you happen upon this blog--SURPRISE!  :)