I have to track down this fomato card, stat. There are so many people I need to send it to, starting with myself.
images from fomato.com
inspiration board
I am head over heels in love with the Petite Alma aesthetic. It’s sweet, but not too, and the perfectly girly escape from my usual world of snips, snails & puppy dog tails. (More like baseball, soccer and iPad nowadays.) I devour the updates from the ladies of Petite Alma at their blog, and am eagerly awaiting the e-shop, launching later this fall.
studio stationery (w/the lovely petite alma script)
studio scene
image credits: photos by davina zagury for petite alma
I think this snail paperweight would make a delightful addition to my desk. Darling. From Ben’s Garden.
image from bensgarden.com
girls look 15
The Bonpoint fall collection is online, and as usual, there’s plenty to love. Not quite time for layers yet, but we’ll get there.
YAM look 4
baby look 19 (super charming)
images from bonpoint-boutique.com
Farewell, July. Summer is just speeding by without even looking back. Glad I was able to capture a bit of summer Americana when I snapped the photo above last weekend at Firkin (a favorite getaway of mine). Baseball is ending; soccer is starting. One more month to sneak in some summer fun.
On with the Five:
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- Cows
- Valley Daisy
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- Two pears
Happy Weekend to you all! Hope you enjoyed the photos, and I’ll see you on Monday :)
I’m guessing there are at least 1,001 uses for these darling chalkboard labels. Available at Terrain.
on a jar ...
on a flower bucket ...
images from shopterrain.com
simon doonan collection
Dempsey & Carroll has caught my eye of late with their inspired collaborations. Simon Doonan has lent some witticisms to a line of notecards, and if you’re looking for boxed stationery, you can have your envelopes lined in Schumacher & Co. prints. They’re inspired, luxe, and pretty, too! Either option will give your messages that extra punch.
dragon
trellis
images courtesy of dempsey & carroll
Portland, OR, artist Fred DiMeglio’s popup postcard is a work of art: full of detail, and screen printed in eight colors, I think it captures the spirit of one of my favorite cities. Available at Fred’s etsy shop, Manvsink, where you’ll find lovely screen printed posters, too!
images courtesy of fred dimeglio
