Happy Valentine’s Day, friends!
In honor of the day of LOVE, I’m launching a new series to highlight the plethora of blog crushes I fall victim to.
Let’s pretend we’re in middle school passing around notes and I’m all giddy and stuff. (Alan will attest that my blog crushes really do make me giddy. I’m easily excitable).
Honeycomb Heart || Easy Foil Coasters || Looking Good Printable
You may remember the fantastic heart disco ball I featured in my Make It Friday from a few weeks ago? Well that project led me to explore Julep further and now I officially have a new crush.
Julep is the blog brainchild of Minted, an online shop specializing in independently designed paper goods. Besides pretty DIYs like those above, Julep is a super place to go for party ideas and design inspiration.
Plus, some of my favorite big-time bloggers are involved, like Victoria Smith of SF Girl by Bay and Jenny Batt of Hank and Hunt. Which means, I’m hooked for sure.
The one drawback with fawning over a blog that is associated with a shop? Now I want to buy all the things. I just discovered that Minted sells gorgeous wall art. Bad bad news for my savings account!
I’m more than a little smitten with this fox print and kind of wish I’d found it in time to maybe get it for Valentine’s Day from a certain someone hint hint:
What blogs have made your heart go pitter-patter recently? And speaking of racing hearts, what are you doing for Valentine’s Day tonight? Here’s hoping you have a great time, whether it’s with a sweetheart or a friend!
This post was sponsored by Minted, but all opinions are really truly my own—promise! I only accept sponsorship from brands I think you will appreciate as much as I do. Thank you for supporting the companies that make Jade and Fern possible.
I have to agree Julep and Minted are amazing. They are a fabulous company and their products are top notch. PS Love the little mint hexagon format here friend.
They really are! I loved the post you just wrote about their gallery feature. I ordered two prints the other day and I am SO excited to see them in person. And thanks about the hexagons! 🙂