
Monday, February 1, 2010
It's Hitchin' Time!

The smallest signs of Spring are popping up around here. Green crocus tips are peeking their tiny heads out of the leaf-covered soil and birds are starting to chirp a little louder. It's that time when brides are getting ready for their May or June weddings too. If you have any upcoming weddings to attend, consider giving our newest "Just Hitched" card that will surely become a keepsake for the newlyweds. To purchase this card, contact us for a list of our retailers in your area: info@driscolldesign.com
Friday, January 15, 2010
Make Someone Happy

Did you know that all of our greeting cards and paper products at Driscoll Design are environmentally friendly? We use 100% POST CONSUMER PAPER plus the protective sleeves that they come in are biodegradable and compostable?! For more information on our green efforts, contact us at info@driscolldesign.com.
So, send a hand-written greeting out that can make your loved one AND our earth a little happier.
Monday, January 11, 2010
New Year's in Paris
Didn't get your Christmas and Hanukkah cards out in time? There's still time to send a personalized New Year's card! Check out our popular Eiffel Tower New Year's card via Cardstore.com. Add your own photo and a message, then click-click-click and you're done!
Driscoll Design New Year's Cards on Cardstore.com
Driscoll Design New Year's Cards on Cardstore.com
Last of the 2010 Calendars
Get the very last of our 2010 Calendars of Whimsy & Delight here!
http://amzn.com/B0030MWPI0
http://amzn.com/B0030MWPI0
A Big Merci!
Don't forget to send your loved ones a big "MERCI" for the holiday gifts that they so thoughtfully gave you. For instance, the soap-on-a-rope, the knitted reindeer slippers with the plastic googly eyes or the ocean-scented potpourri that will likely sit on your bathroom toilet tank for the next 10 years. Gotta love it.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Happy New Year!
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht




We've been having so much fun these days, dolling-up our space with beloved decorations both new and old. One of our favorite decorations is our paper Christmas town. It's a replica of an historic town in Germany, complete with a cathedral, several churches, at least 20 town homes, a town hall, a tower and Christmas market stands. About four years ago, I sat down and studiously cut out and pasted together the entire village which originally came as flat pages in a book. We added the tiny bottle brush trees and vintage mica snow.
The silver tinsel tree was a new find this year. I added hand-folded paper ornaments (purchased from a wonderful local retailer, Lucca Great Finds: www.luccastatuary.com) and tiny, gold star ornaments.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
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