Rubber Stamps

A great idea for the 'DIY' bride - Your wedding monogram or logo is usually designed very early on during your wedding planning journey and often the same design would be used throughout your stationery from your save the dates to your thank you cards.

If you are planning on printing your own invitations and other stationery items, getting a rubber stamp designed and made would be a great way to personalise each item and have a common thread running throughout all the stationery. Imagine your logo stamped on the back of your invitation envelopes, on cocktail napkins and thank you tags.

These stamps are something that you can keep and use for your own personal stationery, long after the wedding is over. Contact us to design your unique logo and to transform it into a useful little tool, giving your stationery it own exclusive edge.

Origami Hearts DIY

These Valentine's Hearts are super easy to make - ENJOY!

STEP ONE: Start with your 14cm square sheet of paper placed with the points facing North, South, East, West. (You can download one of the print templates below if you like or create your own pattern.) Create crease lines from one tip, vertically, to the furthest other tip. Make 2 creases so you have an '+' crease across your page.

STEP TWO: Fold the top point down to the centre of the page.

STEP THREE: Next, fold the bottom point upwards so the tip is in line with the top of the page.

STEP FOUR: Fold the right and left side upwards and inwards so the bottom edge makes a vertical line, in line with the centre of the heart. Do this for both sides. (Only the right half is shown folded below.)

STEP FIVE: Turn the heart over.

STEP SIX: Fold the two top points downwards.

STEP SEVEN: Fold the 2 outermost points inwards and flip the heart over. And there you have it.

You can also punch 2 holes in the top centre of the heart and thread a length of ribbon through to add some extra detail.

Happy Father's Day

Here are two Father's Day cards for you to print and make yourself. The first card design would need to be fed though the printer twice, once to print the cover and a second time to print the inside of the card. The second design is a straight forward print and fold card. Enjoy!