
Howdy from Chicago. My name is Kelly and I have a little letterpress shop called Paper Stories. Back in December I decided to organize a letterpress swap, thinking I would be lucky if I found 10 printers to participate. After putting the word out and sending emails to some of my favorite printers, I ended up with a HUGE print exchange with a wonderfully diverse group totally 38 printers. With a little trial and error on my part trying to figure out the best way to exchange everything, the basic premise was this: Everyone creates an original letterpress art print, make enough copies for everyone in the swap, & send them all to me with a few bucks for shipping. The printers had until March to complete their prints and it wasn't until just a few weeks ago that the massive undertaking of sorting, arranging, packing and shipping the prints back to everyone was complete.
Involved in the swap are not only some well-known seasoned veterans but first-time printers alike. Yet regardless of their experience behind the press, everyone participating took the time to create a well thought out and unique piece and as the organizer of the swap, I couldn't be more proud. I think the best part for me was the opportunity to meet some amazing folks. Quite a few of us actually met up at the National Stationery Show in May and have become cyber pals since. I have already been getting requests from folks about next year's swap or even the possibility of a holiday letterpress ornament swap. Hmmm. We shall see.
Now to the part you really want to know about... The Incredible Massive Letterpress Giveaway part! All of the printers were kind enough to include a few extra prints for giveaways and Jan was kind enough to let me share our giveaway with the lovely Poppytalk readers. So here is the scoop; We have not one, not two, but THREE prizes to give away to some lucky readers. You will have until the end of the day on Thursday to enter. Winners will be chosen on Friday.
Involved in the swap are not only some well-known seasoned veterans but first-time printers alike. Yet regardless of their experience behind the press, everyone participating took the time to create a well thought out and unique piece and as the organizer of the swap, I couldn't be more proud. I think the best part for me was the opportunity to meet some amazing folks. Quite a few of us actually met up at the National Stationery Show in May and have become cyber pals since. I have already been getting requests from folks about next year's swap or even the possibility of a holiday letterpress ornament swap. Hmmm. We shall see.
Now to the part you really want to know about... The Incredible Massive Letterpress Giveaway part! All of the printers were kind enough to include a few extra prints for giveaways and Jan was kind enough to let me share our giveaway with the lovely Poppytalk readers. So here is the scoop; We have not one, not two, but THREE prizes to give away to some lucky readers. You will have until the end of the day on Thursday to enter. Winners will be chosen on Friday.
1st Prize
a COMPLETE set of all 38 prints from the swap
-with a value of over $800-
2nd & 3rd Prizes
each get 1/2 a complete set - 19 prints each
(the half-sets will be evenly divided for a good mix)
-with a value of about $400 each-
a COMPLETE set of all 38 prints from the swap
-with a value of over $800-
2nd & 3rd Prizes
each get 1/2 a complete set - 19 prints each
(the half-sets will be evenly divided for a good mix)
-with a value of about $400 each-
So here's what you need to do. Below is the list of participants. Visit the websites from at least two of the participants whose work you really like. In the comments below, let us know your what your two favorite works are.
For a full peek at all of the prints/printers involved in the swap, visit this Flickr page complete with photographs and names (documented by Bon Vivant Press) . Many of the prints were limited edition runs and several of the printers have a few copies left for sale on their various websites so if you aren't a lucky winner, you can still pick up some kick-ass art.
GOOD LUCK!
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GOOD LUCK!
Editors Note: We are honoured that Kelly and the swap participants have chosen Poppytalk to share this wonderful giveaway. Safari browsers note: You many not be able to comment using Safari after the list gets to 80 comments or so. If this is the case, please use another browser such as Firefox to leave a comment. If you do not have Firefox please email us at poppytalkblog[at]yahoo[dot]ca and we will enter your name for you. One comment/entry per person. Comments/entries at this post only. We are so stoked about this! Good luck to everyone!
Comments
I love Onward & Upward by See Saw Designs since the colors are so cheery and bright. I also like Chairs by Bespoke Press.
I've always been a fan of the "Live what you Love" print by Hijirik Design Studio.
The next one is the Letterpress Alphabet Poster by Sycamore Street Press.
I've featured both these prints on my blog before.
I'm sure there are many others too.
Thanks for all the links to these great businesses!
I was also enamored with Delphine Press and the sweet orange flower. (Her journals will bring me back - so beautiful and reasonably priced!)
Thank you so much for expanding my horizons.
loving the seesawdesign onward upward print as well as 12fifteen's winter wonderland print.
I will choose Night Owl Paper Goods, just love their wood series and the I love you peacock feather card! and Robin Beth!
OMG it has been so hard to choose!
Thanks for this awesome giveaway!
Night Owl has been near the top of my favorites list for some time now. Love the yellow flower design they created for this swap.
I visited several others that I wasn't as familiar with and found Green Chair Press to be another favorite. Love all the numbers!
My favorites are as different as can be. Yellow vintage chairs from Bespoke Press and YeeHaw Industries' Evil Kenievel Poster.
My favorites are Night Owl Papergoods Love Scribble and Yellow Birdie by See Saw.
I would have to say, Yellow Floral (so sunny and fresh) by Sycamore Street Press and Chairs by Bespoke Press (love the graphic umph and texture)--I can just imagine so many places that they would look great framed in our apartment.
Ciao!
My immediate favorite is the floral rosette by Night Owl. I saw it at their booth at the National Stationery Show last month and fell instantly in love and I love how it's mounted on that thin sheet of wood veneer.
I also love the poppy print by Delphine. I really love all of Erika's illustrations, she's incredibly talented and the colors of this one are so fun!
And I'm sneaking a third! (Is that legal?) I already own a print by Hijirik Studio that is framed and in my house, but this one has a totally different feel. It's really beautiful and I love irises.
Poppy screenprinted flat notes//Sarah Parrott
&
Letterpressed Vintage Chair Limited Edition Print 8.5x11" - Magenta//Bespoke Press
teapots & loops by paper stories,
feathers & twigs by cindy tomczyk,
chairs by bespoke press,
golden folksy floral rosette by night owl paper,
and cobalt print by sycamore press
in fact, i love everything by sycamore press. i know i was only supposed to pick two, but i love them all!!!!
cheers
suse
What a FUN contest!
Nicki Brandt
And A Ship In the Harbor by See Saw Designs WILL be hanging in my boys' room. I love the colors of the print and the quote is perfect (although a bit scary) for little boys.
Awesome give away!
Best giveaway ever.
12fifteen: 'ready for spring' coasters (love the colors & placement)
I couldn't narrow it down to two, so I hope three is okay. I love the Indian Summer two print from 12fifteen and the Think Before Speaking print from Roll & Tumble, and I have long adored the Alphabet Poster (the one with the animals, in tulip/water) by Sycamore Street Press.
hijirik - Live what you love poster. Absolutely fantastic. I can't get enough of the idea of having posters in one's house telling me what to do (seriously!).
12fifteen - Cross stitch two letterpress coasters are lovely! I really like the idea of combining cross stitch design with letterpress.
Two of that I've newly discovered and fallen head over heels for:
Roll & Tumble Press (Think Before Speaking)
Sycamore Street Press (Fancy Seeing you Here)
Thanks for hosting this spectacular giveaway. I'm having fantasies about an entire wall in my house filled with these gorgeous prints!
I looked through several of the vendors, and I can't even say which I like best. I love the understand simplicity of enjoy design, the detail and color of Sycamore Street, the craftsmanship of Julia Juliette. All of the work is so beautiful and detailed ... I'm so happy to have discovered this whole new world of art! Even if you don't select me for this, I want to thank you for opening my eyes to letterpress.
And also beautiful is Bespoke's print of vintage chairs.
I'm really liking the combo:
Yellow Floral by Sycamore Street Press
Chair by Amy Stocklein
Let's hope I get to see them in person!
If I had to pick only two, I'm loving:
1) BESPOKE - clean, modern yet classic designs. love the typography on all the designs
2) 12FIFTEEN - loving the coasters, especially the birds in flight!
Thank you for putting together this awesome contest!
The ship in the harbour print by Seesaw (what a great life motto!) and Zara Gonzalez' 'antlers' girl (too cute)!!!
thanks for the inspiration xx
1. Yee Haw: "I Brake for Robot Zombies" & "4 Pack Carnival Treat"
2. Roll & Tumble Press: "Get Lucky" & "Smile"
3. Sycamore Street Press
4. Paper Stories
5. Night Owl Paper Goods
My favorites are Wind Powered Wishes by Visual Chemist and Ligatures by A. Favorite.
mini notepad" for my grocery shopping needs (as well as their Golden Folksy Floral Rosette) and seesaw's up and away print.
I pick...
Cobalt Print by Sycamore Street Press because it's whimsical without overdoing. And Chair by Amy Stocklein because it's wonderfully moody!
The Albertine press jet set collection is pretty amazing as well.
Next up is the lovely Delphine. Let's just say I want to name my first born that now.
KISSES!
So much good stuff.
Nancy Brizendine
(mcbriz on peeps)
I especially love the Rule print from Mire Ink Press, which is in the flickr pool but I can't find a link for in the drop down box.
I also love the Map Language prints by Green Chair Press and Letterpress Limited Edition of 100 (by Eva Jorgensen) from Sycamore Street Press.
Thanks,
Lesley
-Ligatures... by afavorite.com
-Surgery Room .... Bonviant Press
-Print with Sewn Square and Popout Chicken ... Yee Haw Industries
*crossing fingers now until Friday*
I love the March 09 print from Sycamore Street Press, and the chair print from Amy Stocklein...
And, my runners up are the Surgery Room by Bon Vivant, Pink Peony by Sarah Parrott, and Wind Powered Wishes by visualchemist.
They're all so talented, it makes my head hurt!!! (in a good way, of course)
Its all wonderful work, I love letterpress prints.
I love the Queen of Hearts from Green chair press - I collect queen of hearts things! I also love the Yellow Birdie from Seesaw Designs! So cute!
I do love the little kissing squirrels card from Night Owl Paper Goods. And the type collage coasters from Green Chair Press are great. All in all, everybody in this giveaway has great stuff!
cheers,
jilly
I'm going to have to go with paperstories and the little tea pots and green chair press always makes me happy! (close behind was Cindy Tomczyk, nightowl papergoods and bespoke press!!!) love it all!!
I am a huge fan of YeeHaw and I love ice cream (so much so I have an ice cream blog: scoopalicious.blogspot.com), so a natural favorite is their carnival series.
I love bon vivant's entry of the frog -- I wanted to buy it for a friend actually, but since it is part of the edition, I don't think I can. A young friend of mine liked science dissecting so much she sent a camera phone photo to her mom.
I own Albertine Press's Fluff print -- I like it as much as I like fluff, and boy do I like fluff.
Love A Favorite Design's beer & pretzels letterpress stationery...and I don't even like beer. Great concept though and I love the mix of the gocco and the subtle lettterpress.
Ooops! I did too many. Sorry, I was just so inspired.
As a Lost fan, I love the Namaste sign from Yee Haw. The Queen of Hearts from Green Chair is pretty rad too. So much to love!
Cindy Tomczyk also has very fresh and great ideas! I love the feathers and twigs!
Also I love, love, love letterpress cards, so the folk inspired letterpress cards from sycamorestreetpress.com are amazing!
This is a great giveaway!
Thank you!!! :)
12Fifteen- my favoite is the Leaves on Fire print
Paper Stories- I love the Miss You card!
My favs are hometown – Bespoke Press "Vintage Chair Print" and Sycamore Street Press "Alphabet Poster".
Letterpress inspiration... x
Ok So my fave is Three Red Hens who I have been loving for a long time. I can't get over all the beards! I love her designs.
Amy Stocklein's chair print really caught my eye and I'm glad I figured out who made it. I love it. I'm drawn to chairs like some people are brought to artwork with birds.
Thanks for the chance!
"Sometimes You Just Gotta Twirl" and "Roll and Tumbles"
My first letterpress class is tomorrow - i can't wait!
Picking two, hum that is very hard. I liked Happiness & the Absurd by 3 Red Hens, cuz it's clever. I liked Clocks by Albertine Press, i could look at that one for a long, long time. Sneakers by Olivia San Mateo (Olive Route) just makes me smile. And Poppy Print by Delphine is beautiful whimsey, always a good thing.
Piora i Gatazki (Feathers & Twigs) by Cindy Tomczyk & Golden Folksy Floral Rosette by Night Owl Paper Goods (and wouldn't they look great together??!)
Parrott Design Studio
I'm a sucker for all letterpress prints, but I'm especially loving the Indian Summer prints by 12 Fifteen and the Alphabet print by Green Chair Press.
If nothing else, this is a great way to discover new-to-me letterpress artists. Thanks!
i saw a delightful variety of styles.
just 2?
huh...
of course had to look at them all.
love the simplicity of sycamore street press design and the irreverence of the congratulations card.
the contemporary designs of 12fifteen are elegant and fun. branches and lollipop are two among many favorites.
I'm blogger user diversavida & this is my email. :)
Thanks!
Margo
My favorites were Bon Vivant Press. The story behind the design is just wonderful - so much meaning! And I love the clocks of Albertine Press - I love the colors and the design. Fantastic!! All the entries are wonderful - letterpress is such an underappreciated artform. THANK YOU THANK YOU for arranging this - love the idea of a Christmas one. I will keep my fingers crossed - these would be amazing framed in my baby's room!!
-kxo
One of my favorite pieces for a while now has been the Twain quote with the sailboat from Seesaw...it seems sophisticatedly childlike, and I love it.
A new favorite comes from Zara Gonzalez - Her impossibility doodle is just beautiful!
Thanks so much for the fun giveaway! You've already gotten loads of comments :) I'm not sure I like my chances too much...
The dissecting frog from Bon Vivant Press is amazing and would be the perfect gift for the soon to be doctor I know, and "Chronology" by Albertine Press…. I am a sucker for anything to do with time…..
my favs are:
Night owl paper press
&
Reservoir Press
robinbeth- peacocks- and love em alll too too hard
i'm an enormous fan of yeehaw...love their 'situations for the modern printmaker (doctor doctor, i've got lithography stones)'... and what a great discovery, thanks to you - sarah parrott and her pink peony!
As always I love the work of Night Owl, Green Chair, Bespoke and the divine Delphine.
The great thing about this giveaway is that it introduced me to even more artists. Hurray!
I liked:
1. With Each Tiny Step by Roll and Tumble Press
At her etsy site I liked
Smile
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=26155467
2.Pink Peony by Sara Parrott
which you can also pick up from her etsy site
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=26167756
Thanks
What a lovely giveaway...
Well, my two favorites are:
- 12fifteen (sooo pretty and chic)
- Night Owl Paper Goods (so cute and colorful)
See ya.
Aline =)
i am friends with bespoke press so taking them out of my choice...
i love seven colour days for its whimsy and its business name, and julia and juliette for its sense of style !
all fabulous though
every last one
smalltownbeatnik at g mail
My first favourite is Bespoke Press's Letterpressed Vintage Chair Limited Edition Print 8.5x11" - Yellow.
My second favourite is Rotary Telephone Letterpress Print by Roll & Tumble Press.
I love Seesaw Designs & HIjirik Studio- but really they're all awesome.
My two favorites are:
Enjoy Design [sometimes you gotta twirl]
Sycamore Street Press [yellow floral]
my two favorites are:
Rule by Mire Ink Press and Bon Vivant's Press Surgery Room
Thanks for the opportunity!
I'm loving:
Bespoke Press - Chair Print
Amy Stocklein - Letterpress Hang Tags
What an amazing giveaway!
- California Poppies print by Delphine (though the calendar is also to die for!)
- The Indian Summer print and ANY of the coasters by 12fifteen
- Alone art print by Amyb13
- Yellow birdie cards by Seesaw Letterpress
- Marigold and Slate Tree gift cards by Sycamore Street Press
collecting and framing small letterpress works for my duaghter's room
for a few years now, and we love looking at them together. Many many
have been from poppytalk handmade participants or others just featured
on poopytalk, it's so hard to stop! Thanks, Beth
I'm really digging 12fifteens lollipop letterpress cards - they're organic and futuristic as the same time!
I also really like olive-route's 'hi' card - simple and effective! :)
My two favorites have GOT to be:
1. The awesome frog anatomy print from Bon Vivant Press (http://www.bonvivantpress.com/wordpress/?p=402)
2. Omg I am absolutely in love with just about everything from Night Owl Paper Goods - especially the new wooden birthday cards (http://www.nightowlpapergoods.com/home.php?cat=3)!!
I liked most the work of Dana Bowers at the Shimmer Studio - the Lotus Glow print is my personal favorite.
Also, appealing to me is the work of the Night Owl Paper Goods - the Golden Floral Rosette and not only.
Thanks to everybody involved for letting us a glimpse into this beautiful world.
PICK ME! PICK ME!
:D
and I'm a big fan of Sycamore Street Press. In fact, I just bought this print from them last weekend at Renegade Brooklyn! http://shop.sycamorestreetpress.com/product/8x10-limited-edition-print-feb-09-michéle-brummer-everett
I love so many of these designers, but I think the "Around the Block" print by Green Chair Press
and
the "Golden Folksy Floral Rosette" by Night Owl Papergoods are definitely my favorites.
Thanks for introducing me to some new designers!
paperlustbooks[at]gmail.com
So hard to pick favorites, but at the top of my (long) list would be the numbers poster by Sycamore Street Press because it would look so lovely in my daughter's room, and Roll and Tumble's Kissing Booth, which is just awesome.
There is SO much awesome packed into this contest I can't stand i!!! Letterpress work is so beautiful it makes me want to die from the awesomeness!
I visited every single site and loved them all but I totally adore the work from all of the following companies:
hijirik
Green Chair Press
juliajuliette
nightowlpapergoods
parrottdesignstudio
robinbeth
sevencolordays
amyb13
sycamorestreetpress
threeredhens - OMG!! The Beards!! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
12fifteen
yeehawindustries
There is NO WAY to pick 2 favorites. The amount of talent in this list is MIND BOGGLING!!
No matter what, I thank you for making this list of awesome. I have officially bookmarked every single site and plan on visiting them over & over.
I have a goal to learn letterpress. I don't have access to any workshops at the moment, but it is on my to do list!! Thank you for posting this....really made my day!!
Sincerely,
Nicole
My favourite pieces have to be:
Bird in the Clouds by Adam (Yee Haw Industries) - The shape of the clouds blow me away.
and
Golden Folksy Floral Rosette by Night Owl Paper Goods - the richness of the colour and the overall summeryness rock.
I loved: Bespoke Press and Julia Juliette.
Bespoke Press: Orange & Red Bird print and Susan Merrs/Mike Jackman invite
Julia Juliette: Thank You card and the Blue & Cream invite
Oh, I so hope I'll be lucky in the hat! I also wish luck to the other entrants, but only to be second and third: the first prize is for me! ;-)
It's difficult to make a top 2.
I always love what Elise makes (enjoy) and I'm impressed by the prints of Green Chair Press.
Sorry, I couldn't keep to just two printers though ;p
YeeHaw - Keep on the Sunny Side oversized postcard http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=23675098
Loove 12fifteen - hard to choose among them. But off-hand I'd say the Cornflower & Red Branches coasters are so pretty http://12fifteen.bigcartel.com/product/cornflower-letterpress-coasters-set-of-8, http://12fifteen.bigcartel.com/product/red-branches-letterpress-coasters-set-of-8. But the cross-stitch coasters are so witty http://12fifteen.bigcartel.com/product/cross-stitch-letterpress-coasters
Three Red Hens - http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_SfbJvV7rLck/Scg7Fua92zI/AAAAAAAAAPY/9e8k9PA3SHg/s1600-h/beards5.jpg. Hee.
Sycamore Street Press - http://www.sycamorestreetpress.com/lark.html Tee Hee.
Shimmer Studio's Mandalas are eye-popping! http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=22830382
Reservoir Press' Lobster Girl is so strange & random, I love it. http://reservoirpress.blogspot.com/2008/04/lobster-girl.html Their paper stock looks sooo lovely too.
Roll & Tumbles Early Bird Cards are cute & so cheeky http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21419864
Olive Route's Wind Letterpress Print is amazingly lovely.
Night Owl Paper Goods' wood grain cards are pretty pretty pretty. If i had to choose, I'd go with http://nightowlpapergoods.com/product.php?productid=333&cat=15&page=1 for the lovely blue.
Ooooh, I want Green Chair Press' Sherlock Holmes notebook! http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=25891742
Albertine Press' Jet Set pack http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21823530 and Paper Cut coasters are so rich in detail http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=26162919!
Of course, how can any romantic soul resist afavorite's Click Clack Clunk and Bespoke Press' Vintage Chair? http://www.afavoritedesign.com/nxtbigpostcardclick.html, http://bespokepress.bigcartel.com/product/letterpressed-vintage-chair-limited-edition-print-8-5x11-magenta
As you can see, I'm a total letterpress nut! Love them all.
thanks for this great giveaway!
It was a tough choice, but I think my favourites are the "If you reveal your secrets..." print from Bespoke Letterpress and the "LARGE WOOD TYPE SPECIMEN SHEET HAND PULLED LETTERPRESS PRINT 3" from Yee-Haw Industries.
1) Old School Stationers series "Camping Circa 1960's"
and
2) Roll & Tumble's "Beer is Good for You" also, "Smile"
Thank you for rounding up all this amazing letterpress
I love Sycamore Street Press's Alphabet prints, and also Olive-route's Missing You card where the "you" is just pressed but not inked. Genius!
I loved Yee-Haw Industries old-school style posters (especially the Dada Pointy Finger) and 12Fifteen's
"Indian Summer" print.
Just beautiful :)
Things I loved...
Roll And Thumb: Smile & Super 8 Posters
a. Favorite Design: You're So Sweet card (i'm buying these for thank you cards)
Paper Stories: Miss You card
And Yee-Haw Industries have been a long time favorite...I heart everything they do, You Are My Sunshine.
First, I'm a big fan and follower of elsiejoy's (enjoy) etsy page and blog. I really like her summer minibook kit!
I also like Green Chair Press and I'm glad I checked them out. My favorite item is the heart coasters. Adorable...!
I love the Roll and Tumble Press! I definitely could use their "Think Before Speaking" print in my office. Also, the "Twirl" print by Enjoy Design is way cute!
I love!
Albertine Press and the "Last Duck" collection
Elise Joy's
"Sometimes you just gotta twirl"
Hirjirk Design Studio
"Live what you Love"
and their customizable cards.
The muted colors of Seven Color Days prints are incredible.
Roll and Tumble Press has a great take on carnival inspired pieces. I also love their "you are all I need card"
Robin Beth has the most whimsical designs...
The tandem bike cards from Parrott Design Studios are amazing.
I love the combo of the "shoes and stars" from Olive Route.
The pine/fuchsia everyday note cards are lovely from Sycamore Street Press and the holiday pig/scarf card from Three Red Hens rocks my socks off!
My two favourites would have to be Night Owl Paper Goods and Shimmer Studio.
Both the Golden Folksy Floral Rosette print and the Lotus Glow print have that lotus shape that I have a slight obsession about.
I'm obviously not the only one, since two printers produced that shape!
I find the symmetry eye catching!
thanks for the awesome giveaway <3
Ok, just two of my favorites:
- Cobalt Print by Sycamore Street Press.
- Rotary Telephone by Roll and Tumble Press.
This is such a GREAT GIVEAWAY!!
Oh... I wish I was a letterpress printer so that I could participate next year :_)
Sycamore Street Press Ex Libris bookplates and Alphabet posters are fabulous. Yee-Haw Industries Keep on the Sunny Side oversized postcard always makes me smile.
I've had 'rule number one' from Green chair press in my Etsy-favorites since 2007 so that is one, and two is Yee-Haw, the 'magic cat'. Although, in the same series there is also an owl which I adore, but I don't see it in the shop right now :)
Thanks for the give-away!
I also love the animal fair notecards from Bird Dog. i love cows and animals and the images on these cards are so pretty and detailed!
what a treat it would be to win, all of the participants are amazing!!
My other favorite is "Clocks" from Albertine Press. I was thinking of getting a real wall clock for my kitchen and this print might bea perfect companion.
Rule by Mire Ink press
and I really LOVE the chair by Amy Stocklein
I also think that Olive-Route's "Water" and "Fire" letterpress prints are pure magic!
if I have to narrow it down to JUST two....
A. Favorite Design's ligature card - common on. it's ligatures. who does love a good ligature! (p.s. the link for a. favorite design isn't set up correctly on the flickr page)
and...green chair press. I love the work. letterpress AND flip books. that much closer to heaven.
it is so challenging to choose, but 2 of my faves from the group are certainly Rule by Mire Ink Press & Chairs by Bespoke Press. wow!
what a glorious sharing this is! amazing work, all! thanks poppytalk!
My two favorites are - Night Owl Paper Goods - Hydrangea Jotter (cuz I'm a sucker for a good notepad) and from Yee-Haw Industries - Blue Trees Letterpress Mini Prints W/ Envelopes(would b rockin xmas cards).
Thanks Again,
feed@myhungryeye.com
I LOVE the wood journals and retro aesthetics of Night Owl Paper goods-- the whole shop is fantastic!
I also love "Make the Numbers Dance" by Green Chair Press, and "Onward Upward" by Seesaw Designs.
It was really hard to pick favorites... they're all so wonderful.
Ligatures by A. Favorite (so great!!!)
Yellow Floral by Sycamore Street Press
Pink Peony by Sara Parrott
Iris by HIjirik Studio
Outside of this supercalifragilisticexpialidocious giveaway, I am a HUGE fan of Night Owl Paper Goods, and always drool over their wood line, especially the new Dancing Daffodils!
Thank you so much for putting this all together!