Showing posts with label national stationary fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label national stationary fair. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2014

National Stationery Show Favourites 2014 !

margins_mooncal
Above: One of Margins’ beautiful moon phase calendars.
Over the past few days, I’ve been calling out some of my favorite emerging trends from this year’s Design Week and National Stationery Show. So far, we’ve taken a look at 2014′s slew of canine-covered stationery and the new tropical color palette we saw everywhere. Some of my favorites from the National Stationery Show, however, defy categorization. From Margins‘ stunning moon-phase and snowflake cards to Azuline Design’s herb-scented scratch-n-sniff stationery (you read that right, and it’sfabulous), these designs are awesome by their own merits. Check out all of my best-of-the-rest faves from NSS after the jump!
ladyfingers
Above: This card from Ladyfingers Letterpress speaks the truth.
fawn3
Above: Fawn Paper Co’s sympathy card is sincere and funny—a great combination!
anuline
Above: These scratch-n-sniff herb garden cards from newcomer Azuline Design are pretty and they smell like the real deal!
ghost_academy
Above: This encouraging card from Ghost Academy wins ten points for sheer adorableness.
holstee
Above: Wish your favorite millennial happy birthday in style with this snazzy card fromHolstee.
dearhancock2
Above: This bunny clearly knows how to have a good time. Card by Dear Hancock.
9thletter2
Above: Wish a favorite pal good luck and congratulations with this awesome card from9th Letter Press.
power-and-light
Above: Santa doesn’t mess around—duly noted. Card by Power & Light Press.
redcapcards
Above: Same-sex marriage was making its way into cards this year in a big way. Let’s hear it for gay! Cards by Red Cap Cards.
smudgeink
Above: These fabulous birthday cards from Smudge Ink are perfect for any age.
rockscissorpaper
Above: These wonderfully multi-function cards from Rock Scissor Paper double as snazzy decorations.
smokyroadpress
Above: You can never have too much Dowager Countess. Downton Abbey Coasters bySmokey Road Press.
regional_assembly_of_text
Above: Take your relationship smugness to a whole new level with this awesome “I’m taken” buttons from Regional Assembly of Text.
regionalassembly2
Above: All of the buttons at Regional Assembly of Text knew how to keep it real (and cute).
knotnbow
Above: I would be remiss if I didn’t speak for all the cat ladies (and lads) out there. This lovely newsprint wrapping paper from Knot & Bow is right up your alley.

katherine_watson
Above: These floral woodcut cards from Katharine Watson are just lovely—beautiful and simple.
margins
Above: This gorgeous card from Margins depicts actual snowflakes—designed by NATURE.
3potato4
Above: Show of your NYC pride with style with this wonderfully understated pennant from Three Potato Four. 

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

WAG-WORTHY CARDS FROM THE NATIONAL STATIONERY SHOW

lilcoheader
Cat ladies seem to have all the fun—at least in design, anyway. For the past few years, felines have reigned supreme as the animal darlings of the design world, their pointed ears and broad whiskers showing up everywhere from knapsacks to notecards. While this year’s National Stationery Show had its fair share of cat-themed paper products, dogs, it would seem, are finally having their day! Everywhere I looked, friendly, fabulous canine faces in all shapes and sizes were staring right back at me. From notecards featuring running dogs by newcomer Fawn Paper Co. to Lydia & Pugs’ dog breed glossaries, this is definitely a trend that I can get behind! Check out all the pup-themed stationery that we’re barking over after the jump! 
lydiapugslydia_pugs2
Above images: various dog-themed designs were the look du jour at Lydia & Pugs.
bison_press
Above: Bison Letterpress’ “Friends Forever” Card
power_light
Above: Power & Light Press’ “Lets Do Everything Together Forever!” Card
smudgepaper2
Above: Smudge Ink’s Dalmatian-themed Birthday Card
fawn4
Above: Fawn Paper Co’s dog-themed notecard set.
wrap2wrap1
Above: Wrap Magazine’s collection of cards and gift wrap designed by Ping Zhou.

LinkWithin

Related Posts with Thumbnails