We have such a lovely time celebrating with our friends. It really was fabulous :)

so much beautiful paper! I ended up buying several sheets which are mostly still waiting for me to put pencil to them. Soon, I tell them, very soon.

All this lovely paper is located in a lovely art store named University Art because this, it's original location, is very near to Stanford :)

The book should be mandatory reading, although I think people are becoming much more aware than they used to be especially in packaging. Even amazon has a way you can let them know if a vendor you bought from used too much packaging.

And the name of the book is...? because I love, weirdly perhaps, distopian novels. (spellchecker doesn't like 'distopian' so I clicked to see what it wanted me to use. It's only suggestion is 'pianist :) 'Silly spellchecker)

Zone One it is then. Thanks!

I'll let you know :)

It's actually my dear friend Cindy's table. We celebrate with her family every year and you are right, it is a great tradition!

'Tradition' was yummy, but yeah, paper I love. Several sheets came home with me :)

I'm like a kid in a candy shop, the only thing that stopping me from buying the whole place out is the cost, most sheets are several dollars each.

As do I. Every time we go there I pick up a few more sheets, which actually makes some sense since it seems like the paper gets more and more expensive every time!

I checked out the Heritage papers on amazon and the set is lovely. I can imagine they'd look great off either antique or sepia colors. I hope you'll post some photos of your completed cards.

We would have loved to have you even though I'm sure your Thanksgiving looked very similar and was just as delicious :)