Rose Gold

A Casual, Modern Script

This script took some practice!  Before I could begin addressing these double envelopes, I had to do some warm ups.  I plugged my earphones into my iPod and cranked up some early Genesis (Selling England by the Pound).  As I listened, I wrote out snatches of lyrics.  And sang along.  Which could have been embarrassing had anyone been around to hear me singing with headphones on. . .

Next, it was time to mix the navy blue gouache.

And finally, I can begin to address those envelopes.  

 

This was a fun lettering style!  I'm glad I had the chance to spread my wings a little and give this one a go!  If you are interested in this one, it is a hand, pen-lettered script designed to coordinate with the brush script Spring LP.

Envelopes in Waiting

Update on Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 1:26PM by Kim

These envelopes are just waiting for me to begin! When you ship me your envelopes, I carefully count them and check that they are all perfect and ready to go. Occasionally, I might find a smeary return address (or two!) or a wrinkled flap. That's why it is important to order no less than 10% more envelopes than you will need for your guest list.

Place cards with style

Shimmer and gold

Best of the Knot

Thanks to all the fun, fantastic Brides and Mothers-of-the-Bride that I had the pleasure to serve this year! I'm so grateful for my wonderful clients and look forward to all the brides and families I will work with in the coming year!

1 Corinthians 13

A simple chalk board

A simple quote

Simple Addressing in Lively Romans

Black and white.  Neat and tidy.  Having a party?  Let's talk!