'Typography' by Sarah Corcoran Brings Needlepoint & Stationery Together
Michael Hines — March 21, 2010 — Art & Design
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Never give another crappy greeting card again, thanks to 'Typography' by Sarah Corcoran. These cards bring the mysterious world of needlepoint to greeting cards. The result is awesome.
I'm not a big fan of giving or receiving cards. They feel forced and tacky. But I'd love to get 'Typography' by Sarah Corcoran. Embroidered greeting cards are a win in my book. If there's a personal message stitched onto the card I am sold. Put me down for 50. I have a lot of love to give.
I'm not a big fan of giving or receiving cards. They feel forced and tacky. But I'd love to get 'Typography' by Sarah Corcoran. Embroidered greeting cards are a win in my book. If there's a personal message stitched onto the card I am sold. Put me down for 50. I have a lot of love to give.
Trend Themes
1. Embroidered Greeting Cards - The trend of combining needlepoint and stationery brings a unique and personalized touch to greeting cards.
2. Personalized Stationery - The trend of adding personal messages through embroidery onto stationery products creates a more meaningful and thoughtful gift.
3. Handcrafted Paper Products - The trend of incorporating handmade elements, such as embroidery, into paper products adds a touch of authenticity and artistry.
Industry Implications
1. Greeting Cards - The greeting card industry can explore the use of embroidery to create more unique and appealing designs.
2. Stationery - The stationery industry can leverage embroidery techniques to offer personalized and customizable products.
3. Handicrafts - The handicraft industry can tap into the growing demand for unique and handcrafted paper products, incorporating embroidery as a distinctive feature.
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