Ink & Wit Stamps Are Just Right

July 8, 2011

I have been a fan of T ara Hogan’s work for quite some time. She seems to nail it right on every time she

releases new projects and art work. Tara has traveled the world extensively and her body of work captures

that adventurous spirit. You can see the influence of her latest trip to India. Ink+Wit is sold in select stores throughout the world.

Zebra’s, whales, and beautiful bunting will turn ordinary paper into works of art. You can create your own stationary with her natural stamps that are made from maple.

All of her stamps are made in the U.S.A. and use the highest quality materials. Every detail is covered. You can visit Tara and buy her awesome stamps in her Etsy Shop.

You can also see Tara’s latest work and read more about her on her website. You need to check out the

Ink+Wit blog for daily inspiration.

Rachel Faucett designs children clothes and runs Handmade Charlotte, a blog about design and vintage for children. She lives on a farm just outside of Atlanta with her husband and their five children.

Handmade Charlotte began with a few bolts of vintage fabric and a string of late nights making clothes for her daughters Isabella and Charlotte after everyone had gone to bed. Rachel had been selling antiques at the markets for several years with a strong focus on items for children and moving into clothing was a natural progression.