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If you’re like me, you never want the paper goodness to end. Even though this is my last post recapping the 2011 National Stationery Show, I made it an extra long just for my fellow paper lovers :)

First up? The Lettered Olive, brainchild of fabulous Southern event planner Tara Guerard. Booth design? Amazing. Almost as pretty as her actual designs, which are beyond luxurious. Also, Tara has replaced the traditional album you’d flip through in a stationery store with a box of custom samples and an iPad — how cool is that?!

We missed our dear friend Emily Ley by mere minutes, but took a peek at her wedding album anyway. My favorite:

Our next stop was the Rifle Paper Co booth, which Trent was VERY excited for. It didn’t disappoint! We even got a sneak peek at part of their new wedding line, which looks beautiful!

There was a neat “runway” of paper dresses connecting the two halves of the tradeshow. Trent made me pose with one of the creations.

Once safely on the other side of the runway, we found ourselves at the Wiley Valentine booth. Cuteness overload!

One of our last stops of the day was the Ladies of Letterpress booth. We were running late at that point so we didn’t see everything, but we did stop by Anemone Letterpress’s section. Fun fact: her business card is letterpressed on incredibly thick stock!

Last but CERTAINLY not least we have the Smock + Bella Figura booth. It was as gorgeous as always! Bright and colorful, but edited beautifully. For a behind-the-scenes peek at the making of their booth, check out their blog here!

Thank you so much for following along, friends! You can bet I’ll be back next year, reporting on more paper goodness. Now tell me: are you as much as a paper fiend as I am? What’s your favorite line of stationery?

All photos by the fabulous and talented Trent Bailey. Thank you again, so much, for coming, Trent!

emily Written with love by Emily
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  1. avatar Rachelle {wiley valentine} reply

    Yay!! Thank you so much Emily for including us among such fabulous stationers. It was so fun meeting you in NYC! xoxo

  2. avatar aurea @ bridal shower favors reply

    I soo heart papers, too! :D I loved cutting and designing them when I was little and until now, I am just into paper crafts. :D What you have showed in here are pure awesomeness and just let me have a special mention on that one which says “Just a little note from me to you”. :D The blue-greenish one, particularly. :D It’s kinda vintage-y. :D

  3. avatar carrie @ anemone letterpress reply

    Emily, it was so great to meet you and your photographer at NSS! I’m truly honored that you included our invitation set with this group of amazing designers. Many, many thanks!

  4. avatar donaville reply

    lovely recap. wish i could’ve been there. you photographed the experience fabulously!

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Let’s continue, shall we? I knew y’all would love these preppy designs from Katie Maennle.

If I had to pick one for both of us, I think I would have to say the Figs and Ginger booth was mine and Trent’s combined favorite. Their wood creations were amazing!

Below, we have a gorgeous glittery “Just Married” banner from Puro Papel, and sweet illustrated prints from Dear Hancock.

Paper Boat Studio’s booth was adorned with — what else? — paper boats! Love the canoe suite on the right, and it kills me that I’m not sure where it’s from. If you know, please chime in!

Sweet embroidered pieces from Edward Boutross.

Last up in this round-up? Linda & Harriet, one of my all-time favorite stationers. I loved their new oversize watercolor calendar!

My last post on the National Stationery Show is coming right up!

All photos by the kind and talented Trent Bailey.

emily Written with love by Emily
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  1. avatar Karen @ PaperFancy.com reply

    Hello! Love these!! Hated to miss the show this year….
    karen
    paperfancy.com

  2. avatar Dana Laymon Photography reply

    The Figs and Ginger booth looks awesome! I love the wood cutouts. and the clipboard calendar?! how cute! love the style

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Welcome back to Paper Goodness 2011! First up in this post is Flywheel Press! They’re based in California, but I definitely found her cards to have a Southern sensibility.

I thought the script on this suite from Paisley Tree Press was classic and elegant.

Lots of beauties at Pistachio Press! I particularly liked the lace invitation on the bottom — it started as a custom design, sketched from the bride’s heirloom veil!

I thought these mini press packs from Fine Day Press were too cute! Brides, you can pick up similar striped goodie bags at Shop Sweet Lulu — they’d be perfect for favors or holding snacks!

Blackbird Letterpress, located in Louisiana, was showing this lovely and clever card:

The “crumbs” at Sugarcube Press caught my eye — bunting made from letterpressed paper scraps! These would be perfect for a lighthearted party, or just to decorate an office.

I thought this whimsical suite from Regas NY was lovely. The red was such a pretty shade!

Can you believe it?! There’s more paper goodness to come!

All photos by the kind and talented Trent Bailey.

emily Written with love by Emily
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