Business Cards

So I've had a few things "come up" while I've been out on maternity leave.  The main one has made me realize that I MAY need to get on the ball and actually do something with this little ole blog.  So if you know of anyone who can whip up an amazing blog probably on my own domain name in perhaps wordpress, please, please send them my way!

This break has also led me to pursue business cards, so I've been on the hunt...



I love the simple, clean letterpress.  The graphic scroll around the center is classic but still young and fun.  And the color, totally my jam!


This has nothing to do with Landscape and Lifestyles, but I loved the bird cutout.  It would get shredded in my wallet, but still, a very unique idea.


Totally love the tree and the fact that it's clear, something different that you can SEE the landscape through, very cool.

My talented friend Wendy Wade of Weswen Design will be customizing something for me, so if you want to link up your business cards, please do, I love inspiration!

Happy Monday!
Amy

Annnndd, I'm back!

Wow, that was a longer hiatus than I had planned on.  But I can't think of a better reason to be back than to show off this talented lady!!
Lauren Liess of The Pure Style and Pure Style Home has just launched her new textile line.

I was lucky enough to find Lauren through a random website 3+ years ago and we hit it off right away.  She helped us with curtains for our home, and boy oh boy do I wish we had waited a few years!  Lookie here and see what she's been up to!

LL Textiles

LL Textiles "Fog" collection

If you don't know her yet, please RUN do not walk over to her website and blog and check out all her goodies, she is incredibly gifted, kind, funny and one of the most humble people I know.  She has worked her BUTT off to get this off the ground and I can't think of someone more deserving of a huge pat on the back and big hug.

SO proud of you Lauren!  And so proud of your beautiful family for supporting you on this great adventure.

Much love,

Amy

All photos were taken by the very talented Helen Norman