As I hinted at earlier, I've been busy working on lovely new products for the green gables. Following lots of requests for individual cards I thought I'd better oblige and so here is a new line of greeting cards, with ten designs to choose from. Many of them can be personalised too!
As well as these three you can find several more in the cards section at the green gables. And there's more! Remember I put lots of my illustrations together to make this postcard for writing notes on? And then another version was printed on a notebook for The Simple Things magazine launch party? Well, a new pattern of my hand drawn illustrations can now be found on two A6 pocket notebooks!
These are just two of ten new A6 pocket notebooks that are joining my range of A5 notebooks. There are ten designs to choose from (all featuring my hand drawn illustrations), the two above, this lovely pattern of vintage sewing machines
and the other seven match some of my A5 notebooks – tea time, gardening, travel, hearts, typewriter, camera, and kites. And just like the A5 versions they all have surprise stripy inside covers too.
The links above are directing you to my etsy store because my own website is undergoing a big makeover and so the notebooks can't be added to the current site. Don't worry, the green gables website still works as it always has, it's just that if my tech wizard (aka my hubbie) works on my current site he won't have time to finish my new site! Hopefully the new, shiny website will be ready in about five weeks, I will keep you posted!
Both the new range of cards and the A6 pocket notebooks are made entirely with recycled paper and printed in the UK, of course!
And there is one more thing. The new simple things illustrated patterns are available as iPhone cases and skins, and laptop, iPad and iPod skins on society6.com.
Phew! Well done for getting to the end of this long blog post, hope you like my new designs and products, do let me know what you think!
Beautiful designs, I especially love those gadget skins.
Posted by: Rebecca | Monday, 17 September 2012 at 19:04