A while back I styled some pretty packages for a product shoot for Smock. Today, Nole is featuring the latest letterpress stationery from Smock over at Oh So Beautiful Paper, so I wanted to share the cute little packages I put together. I used kraft bakery boxes, twine, paper doilies, grosgrain ribbon and scraps of fabric I had lying around my house and used our new letterpress hang tags from Smock to finish it off. I also got to make my debut as a hand model in these photos. I think I have a new career, don’t you? These little tags are perfect for gifts, of course, but I personally think they’d make fabulous favor tags. The back sides feature colorful patterned backing and the fronts have pretty blind deboss letterpress motifs. You can check them out on the Smock website.
{Photos by Smock – Calligraphy by The Blooming Quill.}
Please note that while I am an employee of Boxcar Press/Bella Figura/Smock, this is not a sponsored post.
Charissa - The Gifted Blog
Wednesday 3rd of August 2011
These are gorgeous! So lush, but uncomplicated at the same time. Lovely work. .-= Charissa - The Gifted Blog's most recent blog post: No-Waste Bridal Shower Gift Wrap | Gift Wrap Story =-.
Alice G Patterson
Friday 2nd of April 2010
Ooooh... pretty is right! Love them all.
Melissa @ The Loveliest Day
Friday 2nd of April 2010
I love the second package. Perfectly pretty! .-= Melissa @ The Loveliest Day's most recent blog post: Our Fiji Honeymoon... =-.
nole @ oh so beautiful paper
Friday 2nd of April 2010
I thought I recognized those hands! Awesome job with the styling Cyd - it really makes such a difference in the photos! I loved the fabric scraps as ribbon, which is something I keep meaning to do myself each holiday season.
cyd
Monday 5th of April 2010
Nole, you are definitely right - the scraps of fabric would be so pretty for holiday gift wrapping. I think strips of burlap could be super cute, too.
Thanks, Melissa! I love that one best, too. :-)
Thank you, Alice! I love pretty packaging so this was a lot of fun.