She is giving away a weekly planner to one lucky winner!
Here is one of the planners! This is definitely one of my favorite designs!
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Showing posts with label stationary. Show all posts
Thursday, August 16, 2012
SimplyPaperie's Back To School Giveaway
Check out SimplyPaperie's Back to School Giveaway!
She is giving away a weekly planner to one lucky winner!
Here is one of the planners! This is definitely one of my favorite designs!
She is giving away a weekly planner to one lucky winner!
Here is one of the planners! This is definitely one of my favorite designs!
Monday, June 25, 2012
Say it Right with Simply Paperie
Laura Hudson is a Kansas City based graphic designer who absolutely loves paper products and designs stunning custom wedding and event invitations, as well as beautiful stationery for every need and occasion. Laura also makes lovely small and medium sized spiral and hardbound journals. Her complete line of paper products in her Etsy Shops at Simply Paperie (stationary and invitations) and Studio 873 KC (journals).
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
In The News:: MyPaperGarden
It's always thrilling to flip through a magazine and see something or occasionally someone you know personally ... it continues to be like that for the KCEtsy Team!
The current issue of Midwest Living Magazine (March/April 2011) carries a spread that showcases Green Crafters. Kansas City's own Lisa Presley, the artist behind, MyPaperGarden. Lisa was showcased along side five other green midwest crafters; each artist reusing vintage materials or even trash to create amazing gifts and accessories. Lisa pairs vintage paper, in this case vintage maps, with clear vinyl putting both through her sewing machine to create fantastic accessories ... wallets, eReader & passport covers, broaches, and her featured tote bag. All made with vintage paper and clear vinyl.
Lisa says, "I do not use a heat lamination process, contact vinyl or commercial vinyl blanks. My process of covering the vintage paper front and back with clear vinyl and machine stitching it together shows the natural beauty of the vintage paper and gives a quality artisan look. The paper and vinyl once sewed together is surprisingly durable."
Midwest Living turned to Etsy when seeking out Midwestern artisans crafting items using upcycled vintage materials to feature in their 'green' crafts article for the Discoveries section. The writer ended up selecting only one non-Etsy seller to feature. Lisa said, "The writer came across one of my tote bags made from vintage atlas paper, and contacted me thru Etsy, with a convo."
Congratulations, Lisa! The Midwest Living March/April 2011 issue is still on news stands. Be sure to pick up a copy and see Lisa's feature for yourself, and of course, stop by her shop and see all her creative green talent. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and worth seeing.
The current issue of Midwest Living Magazine (March/April 2011) carries a spread that showcases Green Crafters. Kansas City's own Lisa Presley, the artist behind, MyPaperGarden. Lisa was showcased along side five other green midwest crafters; each artist reusing vintage materials or even trash to create amazing gifts and accessories. Lisa pairs vintage paper, in this case vintage maps, with clear vinyl putting both through her sewing machine to create fantastic accessories ... wallets, eReader & passport covers, broaches, and her featured tote bag. All made with vintage paper and clear vinyl.Lisa says, "I do not use a heat lamination process, contact vinyl or commercial vinyl blanks. My process of covering the vintage paper front and back with clear vinyl and machine stitching it together shows the natural beauty of the vintage paper and gives a quality artisan look. The paper and vinyl once sewed together is surprisingly durable."
Midwest Living turned to Etsy when seeking out Midwestern artisans crafting items using upcycled vintage materials to feature in their 'green' crafts article for the Discoveries section. The writer ended up selecting only one non-Etsy seller to feature. Lisa said, "The writer came across one of my tote bags made from vintage atlas paper, and contacted me thru Etsy, with a convo." Congratulations, Lisa! The Midwest Living March/April 2011 issue is still on news stands. Be sure to pick up a copy and see Lisa's feature for yourself, and of course, stop by her shop and see all her creative green talent. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and worth seeing.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Kansas City is ready for Spring!
Isn't that the truth!
Collection curated by KCEtsy Team Member kisforkitty. For more information about items pictured, click here.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Valentine Cards, drumchick style
Do you have Valentine's ready to distribute on Monday? In our house, there's an entire tub dedicated to valentine card making supplies. Kids have been quietly at work all week long making and writing heart felt sentiments to friends, classmates, teachers, and family.
If you're needing cute, quick supplies that don't look like they came from a midnight run to the local box store, check out the offerings of drumchick99. Her paper crafting supplies are just what you need to make charming, one-of-a-kind Valentine's that will better convey your admiration and appreciation for those you love.
If you're needing cute, quick supplies that don't look like they came from a midnight run to the local box store, check out the offerings of drumchick99. Her paper crafting supplies are just what you need to make charming, one-of-a-kind Valentine's that will better convey your admiration and appreciation for those you love.Wednesday, September 8, 2010
S'mores
It was a great weekend for toasting marshmallows over a fire and making a camping favorite ... s'mores!
Monday, August 16, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Summer Limes
Omar Alien Amigurumi Plush Knitting Pattern by cheezombie
GreenEyed Catgoyle 5x7 print by allisonstein
Preppy Navy & Lime Wedding Invitation by PaperMillDesigns
Fleur de Lis Hand Beaded Lampwork Bracelet by HoneyBearBeads
Whimsical Gnome Planter Decoration by trellisgourds
Willow Pillow with Hand Dyed Silk Leaves by StirAtHome
GreenEyed Catgoyle 5x7 print by allisonstein
Preppy Navy & Lime Wedding Invitation by PaperMillDesigns
Fleur de Lis Hand Beaded Lampwork Bracelet by HoneyBearBeads
Whimsical Gnome Planter Decoration by trellisgourds
Willow Pillow with Hand Dyed Silk Leaves by StirAtHome
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Monday, May 19, 2008
When you care enough to send the very best.
Thanks to Hallmark, some of the most recognized greeting cards come from Kansas City. But when you care enough to send the very best, sometimes a Hallmark Shoebox, Fresh Ink or Expressions card just doesn't cut it. The KCEtsy team has a group of very creative independent artists who create unique personalized greeting cards and stationary you simply can't purchase at any chain store!
So when an email, a text message or even a Hallmark simply doesn't send the right message, choose something that will with a unique and handmade card from a local KCEtsy artist.
*Written by TinyStitches
So when an email, a text message or even a Hallmark simply doesn't send the right message, choose something that will with a unique and handmade card from a local KCEtsy artist.
*Written by TinyStitches
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