New Avery and Martha Stewart Line
When I saw the new Avery and Martha Stewart collaboration (it’s pretty much perfect) my first reaction was “FINALLY!” I remember looking around over five years ago for good basic organizational office supplies. There is definitely lots of “pretty” stuff out there but it is usually expensive and has too many polka dots. I wanted things that were priced the same as regular office supplies with clean and classic details. I even started my own label company (RIP Stuck Labels) because I couldn’t find what I was looking for. Avery is really good with new technologies so it’s a nice marriage of taste and technology. I will definitely be using the labels for parties and weddings. The line will be available at Staples stores in February but it looks like you can buy it online right now. What do you think? Do you like it?
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Some great basics here! I am about to work on an office and I will turn to these products for sure! xo
Love it! Both of my local Staples stores already have the full line in stock – as my shopping receipts can attest to!
Yahoo! Thanks for sharing this with us. I’m in heaven. I’m in love. & I can’t wait to start using these on everything!
They are awesome. I agree with you too–simple but beautiful. I am so glad to hear that they are not super expensive.
i LOVE the kraft labels. brillz. anything martha touches is gold.
Gah! I love them. They are like the labels I make for myself anyways. Glad to hear they are now to accessible & affordable.
The Kraft labels are fantastic. Love this!
OMG. I am beyond excited! These are perfect. I agree with you about it being difficult to find great looking office supplies that don’t break the bank. I’m someone who will spend an hour in Staples – no problem.
wow! how fantastic! thanks so much for sharing the info!!
Completely agreed Jordan, I have also been waiting for this perfect partnership. Thanks for the news, I will be hitting Staples very soon to stock up!
Thanks for sharing! (Found your blog thru NieNie.) Love it!
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Yep. They look cute, and useful!
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Glory, glory hallelujah!
Can’t wait to get to the nearest Staples to see if they have the line!
Thanks for sharing this. Absolutely love! I always wish I had the time to make labels like this, I love that they are so available.
I need to find these this week. How lovely!
FINALLY!!!
You are dead on about fancy office supplies and there polka dots! I already have visions of what I can label dancing in head…excellent find!!
Hi Jordan! I’m new to your blog (discovered via latest Anthology mag) and just wanted to say how awesome it is! I love your ideas, but mostly your sincerity and generosity (I read all your FAQs…thanks for sharing!) From a new fan. : )
YES!! love the kraft labels.
Genius! It’s about time. Hooray.
oh goody! this will be great. thanks for letting us know!
LOVE them!!
I want them all!!!
Yay, I will be off to Staples as soon as I can get there!!
So cute! Maybe I’ll be a bit more organized now =]
…makes organizing even more fun!
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Love these! And true, office supplies can get so expensive. I love the simplicity and practicality of these.
OMG – YES! I am a office-less office supply junkie! I’ve been trying to make-do with the Marthat stuff at Michaels (that’s designed for scrapbooking, I’m pretty sure), but this is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Once again, Martha to the rescue!
The brown craft labels are just beautiful!
Yours were better.
(Though these are nicer than straight rectangles…)
woohoo! so excited! can’t wait to check it out!
I was wondering what happened to Stuck! Awww, little label company. I hardly knew ye.
love this line! any ideas where to pick those cd envelopes? they’re super cute!
love your blog!
So true- it really is difficult to find good basic stationery. Whenever I do find something I’m into, I tend to stockpile a whole lot more than I need. Thanks for the tip.
Great news! Martha’s products are always so clean, simple and elegant. I look forward to seeing these in stores!
LOVE this. i have been looking for the right mix of printer-friendly and cute (and affordable). looks like we have a winner!
Gotta love Martha! This looks much easier than trying to make my own cute labels!
I love it. It was already in our Staples store a week or so ago. I just sent a package to my sister today using one of the to/from labels. I was so happy to find them.
I love it when cool is practical! Thanks for the tip.
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I am in love!!
So cute!!!! I’m always looking for a cute way to label my own spices!
Some Staples already have them. I got some wall pockets this past weekend. Call your local Staples to see if they have them!
So excited! And I love Staples.
so excited over this, i think i will redo all my kitchen jars and start a new organization craze!
awesome news, i can’t wait to try them!
um, i’m sorry, but i think you and stuck labels were the inspiration, jordan.
don’t you recall that msw post about your line?
martha can’t think of everything, though it is nice she brought your rippled edges to the masses.
you are so unassuming!
i, for one, have really taken to you.
for example
for a 1950s-1960s themed prom party this nye i went to town with the frilly crepe paper streamers of utter beauty and i confess, they are still up & will remain so forever
for my sister’s april wedding, i plant to start two traditions – a celtic couple’s lovecup to celebrate our 1/2 irish heritage, and a polish chandelier to flaunt our polish origins
see? you are really elevating everyone’s game