One Last Little Bit of Holiday Business

Before the tree comes down and Starbucks stops serving their cranberry bliss bars, I have this one last little bit of Holiday paper for you. Mom hosted a Christmas cookie exchange a few weeks ago. Good thing she did too— it was the only opportunity I had to bake this entire season!

Happy New Year!

This year I decided to get out my sharpie and draw my Christmas cards. The little house in the snow globe is the spitting image of my little house in Cherry Valley. And let me tell you, this winter has felt like living in a snow globe!

Snow!

In honor of the impending snow storm, I thought you may like to see another Christmas card. So, here you go. I designed these for my friends Jess and Jason. Lovely!

What's more festive than a jello mold?

I know you thought that people didn't have Tupperware parties anymore but you would be so very wrong! Not only do they still have parties but I alone have been to a half dozen in the past nine months! Excessive? Maybe a tad. Fun with plastic? Absolutely! I hosted my second party this past Tuesday and it was a huge success! How could it not have been with invites like these:

It's beginning...

My dear friend Sharon has employed me the past few years to create Christmas cards for her. I bring them to her on Thanksgiving afternoon and we do our yearly catching up. It's such a lovely time! I think this years card was my favorite so far...

Dugan + Lindsay

I've been friends with Dugan and Lindsay for a while now and when they decided to get married I didn't think I could be happier. Until the day Lindsay asked me to design her invitations. I was ecstatic! And also a little intimidated because she is one of the most talented and creative graphic designers I know. You'd think that would make her a difficult client, but she was lovely to work with! And our friendship has only gotten stronger. Her wedding day was fabulous and I was more than honored to have helped set the tone of her big day with these invitations.