As promised, I have even more awesome holiday cards for you! This particular round up focuses on modern holiday card designs – from cool 3D and secret decoder designs to beautiful line illustrations and full of bright and happy color. Perfect for someone looking for something a bit different this holiday season!
Miss any of the earlier holiday card round ups? Check them out right here!
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It’s time for more holiday cards! There are so many beautiful designs to choose from this year, from illustrated to metallic to modern and everything in between. Here are a few more of my favorites for this holiday season!
I love these sweet and whimsical holiday cards from Parrott Design Studio
Laid back holiday cards from Wild Horse Press
Cute illustrated cards from Nisee Made
Beautiful hand lettered blind impression letterpress cards from Gracie Finn
Modern holiday cards from Sweet Harvey
Lots and lots of pretty holiday card designs from Snow & Graham
Lovely letterpress Happy New Year cards from Campbell Raw Press
Very cool (and unique!) illustrated offset holiday cards from Yellow Owl Workshop
I can’t help but smile at these Kate Spade holiday cards
Beautiful engraved holiday cards from Crane & Co.
I’ll have more soon! And just in case you missed it, you can check out the first holiday card round up right here!
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It’s the ladies of Antiquaria, back with another fabulous and creative DIY project for you! This week they’re here with some awesome DIY photo card save the dates!
Need a fabulous and unique way to incorporate your engagement shoot into your save the date? We’ve got the solution for you: hand stamped photo save the date cards! We are constantly inspired by all the wonderful engagement shoots that folks are putting together these days, and wanted to find a way to incorporate that imagery with rubber stamps. We think the results are truly adorable and your family and friends will love receiving a sweet photo of the two of you.
Step One: Cut paper to a size A9 card (5.5″ x 8.5″). Use photo corners (our most recent obsession) to secure your (3″ x 5″) photo to the card. You just stick them on each corner to activate and the adhesive, center over the paper and press down to secure.
Step Two: This step will take two stamps, a monogram (we used our ribbons & banners monogram) and a website stamp (we used our calligraphy accent website stamp). Ink each stamp thoroughly, position and stamp down on a hard, even surface. Let dry.
Step Three: Cut paper to (4″ x 4.5″). Ink a save the date stamp (we used our “Circus” save the date stamp) and make print on a hard surface. Make sure when stamping, you apply moderate and even pressure over the entire stamp. Let dry before assembly.
Finish up the suite with twine, wrapping the bundle a few times before making a knot.
Rubber Stamps:
“Calligraphy Accent” website card
Supplies:
A9 Card (5.5″ x 8.5″)
Photo – Printed locally or online. Look for specials and deals on 3″ x 5″ prints
Save the Date (cut to 4″ x 4.5″)
Stamp Pad (we used orange)
Photo Credits: Antiquaria, Save the Date photograph by Kelly Lynn James
p.s. I’ve got two holiday card round ups coming a bit later this morning, so check back soon!
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Ready for some more awesome 2012 calendars? That’s good, because I have ten more super cool designs to share with you today. Get ready for some calendar eye candy!
This screen printed 2012 Monster Calendar by 55His and Chris Sandlin (SockMonkee) is rocking my world.
Albertine Press’ 2012 letterpress wall calendar will take you on a trip around the world, and you’ll have postcards to send to your friends and family when you’re done. Every month features an original sketch from a different city in the USA and around the world, and when you’re ready to flip the page, cut along the dotted line and you’ve got a ready-to-mail postcard.
Featured cities include Amsterdam, Philadelphia, Austin, Tokyo, London, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Brooklyn, San Francisco, Chicago, Paris and Rio. And Shelley from Albertine is featuring each city with photos of the inspiration that led her to design each month, so be sure to head over and check those out.
I’ve been a big fan of Anke Weckmann’s work for a while, and I’m so jazzed to see that she has a calendar for the coming year. Loving all of the wonderful, colorful illustrations.
The Little Things Studio 2012 wall calendar features eye-catching patterns and quotes that reflect the concept of time and what we do with the time we are given. What a lovely combination of visuals and food for thought.
Miles of Light’s soft and simple Feather Calendar exudes an understated calm. Just looking at this once a day would lower my stress levels, I think.
Ooh, Dutch Door Press’ 2012 letterpress calendar is a beauty. I love their choice of colors, and the folksy florals are so very pretty.
Cat Seto has two great calendar designs, including an eco-friendly Banner Garland Calendar strung with pom poms(!),
and a new 2012 Eco Desk Calendar that comes with a reusable wood block holder made of reclaimed lumber. Pretty neat!
Le Papier Studio’s 2012 wall calendar features bright and sunny illustrations of juicy, tasty fruits for each month of the year. Mini calendars are also available in sets of four – the perfect little stocking stuffers.
Parrott Design Studio’s 2012 calendar features three of their favorite things: letterpress, calligraphy, and dip-dyed paper. Each page has been dip-dyed by hand, letterpress printed, and each month was calligraphed by hand by Sarah Parrott. The result is absolutely beautiful.
I always look forward to seeing the wonderful calendar designs from SusyJack*, and this year’s collection includes a wall calendar, a writable grid calendar, and a desk calendar filled gorgeous, colorful illustrations.
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