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lost in thoughts #118

Yesterday, I was poking around pinterest, and I re-stumbled upon this Eleanor Roosevelt quote. After that, I wanted to see what else she had to say, and I ended up here. The following really jumped out at me: “It takes as much energy to wish as it does to plan.”  -Eleanor Roosevelt I decided that…

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personalized: damask contact card

I’ve got another customizable option available for you! This time, it’s a contact/calling/mommy card. A bold damask patterned contact card personalized with your contact information and colors. I will email you a digital proof before printing. Contact me or visit my Etsy shop to order. ::The Details:: ★ 50 cards in this design ★ Standard…

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personalized: china pattern invitation

Remember that sneak peek last week? Well here’s the big reveal! This china patterned invitation can be used for various events, including (but not limited to) bridal showers, summer get-togethers, birthday parties, and tea parties! The text is customizable so you can make this fit your party needs. I will email you a digital proof…

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working on: damask pattern

Right now I’m working on a contact card (sometimes called a “mommy card”) for a client. She told me that she likes damask, so I’m working that into the design. I thought I’d give you a little taste. Traditionally, damask is a woven fabric with patterns, so I looked at some fabric samples for inspiration….

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lost in thoughts #15

What a week it’s been! I left for San Francisco early last Thursday morning and I returned on the red eye Tuesday night, which landed in Boston around 8:20 yesterday morning. I did a ton of walking and I took 810 photos. Yes, that really says 810. Today’s post will be about the things that…

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I just San Francisco! I have cousins who live there and love to visit every year. Thanks for the photo tour!

I’m glad you liked the post! It was a fun one. :)

[...] deeply impressed. Around the same time I got my first swirly tattoo, and I started noticing all the swirly metal gates, doors and windows in San Francisco. Even the gate and stair railing at my building have metal swirls, but I had never noticed them [...]

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