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Mrs. Moonbeam, Los Angeles/San Antonio Age and Occupation: 26, Intern Architect Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Studio Analyst, aspiring Screenwriter Engagement Date: May 20, 2009 Wedding Date: November 2009 Venue: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church (LaCoste, TX) and Mary Gray Events Center (Castroville, TX) About Me: I was born and raised in Texas, but after college I moved to Seattle for a couple of years and loved it. Then I followed my beau out here to LA and we're getting settled in. I've been making things since I can remember. I was raised by crafters. I love to sew, draw, paint, build, cook, bake (anything with a tangible end result is fair game). In that same spirit, I've been hosting since I was old enough to cook and set a fancy table. I kind of take after my grandmother, who believes that your morning OJ always tastes better out of the good crystal.

I Love BittBox

September 13th, 2009 @ 3:05 pm by Mrs. Moonbeam
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I Love BittBox : wedding invitations & stationery Img img

BittBox has free vector drawings, textures, brushes, and even a few fonts. They’re going to be really helpful in our invite and favor designs.

Just scroll through their freebies! There are a lot, but it’s worth it to check out all they’ve got. I used these ornaments and this font to create some labels for our favors (recipe card boxes). There are all different kinds of styles, including very spare looking leaf silhouettes and some great modern florals, along with some of the older looking things. Most of these are .eps, .svg (whatever those are) and Illustrator or Photoshop files. So, if you don’t have some Adobe going on, I wouldn’t know how else to use them, but if you or a friend have the skills, these can really help you out.

Do you know of any other online freebie sites for fonts and graphics?