Oh Happy Day! | October 21, 2013

I was so thrilled with Oh Happy Day's Jordan Ferney told me she was coming to Australia (courtesy of Go Mighty) and throwing a party at West Elm in Melbourne! I was even more thrilled when she asked me to help out with some cute projects for the event!

Jordan asked me to design some bright and colourful totes, buttons and name tags and I was absolutely chuffed with how they all turned out! :)

You can see more pics of the fun and super-colourful event over on my blog post at Go Mighty!

XO
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posted under: Oh Happy Day, Parties, storytelling

Comments

  1. Wita | Design is Yay! | Oct 22, 2013
    How do you manage to make everything look chic? ;)
    You're my inspiration in blogging!
  2. Mel | Oct 22, 2013
    Loved the tags Amy! :)
  3. Erica | Oct 22, 2013
    I am loving the fun, bright colors! And your fun take on name tags.
  4. Lauren | Oct 22, 2013
    So cute! I absolutely fell in love with Melbourne,,,i lived there for about 10 months (just outside the city) I took the train in everyday to work, at Tiffany on Collins St. it was a dream. :D So jelly that you live there! And these designs are perfect!
    Xx
    Lauren M.
    Makeitadouble
  5. Jordan - Polkadot Prints | Oct 22, 2013
    These look great Amy! What a fun gig : )
  6. |Harmonyanddesign| | Oct 22, 2013
    Qué cositas más lindas ????
    Besos
  7. Belen Baquerizo | Oct 22, 2013
    The name tags are adorbale!!
    Xo,
    Belen
    www.androbelinsider.blogspot.com visit me! :)
  8. Angelica Golden | Oct 22, 2013
    Those name tags are the cutest!
  9. Kate | Oct 22, 2013
    I love those buttons! Can I ask how you made them? I'd love to do something similar for a party coming up.
  10. Amy Moss - EAT DRINK CHIC | Oct 23, 2013
    Hi Kate! I designed them in Adobe Illustrator but Jordan actually printed them out and made them- she has her own button making machine! I'm looking into buying one myself. I think they're a few hundred bucks but there are also places you can hire machines- just do a google search. The buttons we made were 1 inch. Hope I've been helpful! :)
  11. Kate | Oct 23, 2013
    Hi Amy, thanks for your response - I was thinking you might say that. I might have to invest in one now! They are just so cute! thanks :)
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