I wanted to come up with some fun cards for the stationery show last week - these were quick & simple, but I snapped a few shots to share them with you!
The supplies on this card were very simple - I just used blank business cards, rubber stamp, labels, message tape, and dried flowers (picked up at the los angeles flower mart)
On the other side, I cut a couple of the dried flowers and taped it with our message tape.
All done! Super simple & easy. The only thing about this type of card is that it's more novelty, it doesn't provide a ton of info. Actually, I only put my .com address. No email address, no other information... Email probably would have been good to add.
beautiful. I'd love to make my own blog business cards, but I'm waiting til I get a more permanent url! :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea,they look awesome :)
ReplyDeleteI love them, too cute, original and ... just perfect!
ReplyDeleteSo perfect! Love the little touch of floweres. Jana @ 333 Days of Hand Lettering
ReplyDeleteAmazing! You did a great job! They are precious!
ReplyDeleteYour attention to detail is off the charts.Incredible!
ReplyDeleteSo creative! Love the 3D touch of the flowers. :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are darling. These would be cute as little notes too...just to leave on someone's desk and brighten their day. -Kari Ann
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! Love them!
ReplyDeleteThose are soo simple and creative!
ReplyDeletexo Lisa
Making Life's Lemons
these are wonderful!!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous! :)
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ReplyDeleteThose are great -- such a departure from the usual business card...
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteso simple, yet lovely. wonderful ideas! x
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I love this cards! Son natural, so cute!!
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Very nice, thanks for sharing.
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These are so cute. I love the idea!
ReplyDeleteAnne's Scribbles and Doodles
Very charming business cards and the dried flowers are nice, unique touch.
ReplyDeleteyou (and your work!) are a constant reminder that sometimes the simplest things are the loveliest.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love them.
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Actually i am looking for some latest designs for my new business card on net that why i was browsing during this i got your post its also really good.
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Wow you are so clever! Love these.
ReplyDeleteYou always have some brilliant ideas to share and I sincerely thank you for that. These are super awesome. Yes, I’d add my e-mail, which would be a good idea. The dried flowers beautifully complement the cards.
ReplyDeleteThese are brilliant. Your creativity has no bounds. I have some plain business cards of hand-made paper lying around and I know now what to do with them. Thank you so much for continuing to share such wonderful stuff with us.
ReplyDeleteWow I love this! I've actually been wanting to do business cards for my blog and somehow incorporate actual dried flowers rather than printing my blog header (which is a photograph of my dried flowers). These ones you have are quite perfect, do you happen to know what kind of flowers these are?
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Love this! What kind of printer do you use to printer your labels?
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