About a month ago, I finally set foot in the brick and mortar home to Glitter Workshop. I’ve been receiving Naomi’s e-blasts for months now, but just hadn’t managed to make it in. How cute is this owl trivet I picked up?
Glitter Workshop offers workshops, make ‘n’ take parties and is responsible for a number of craft shows in the Madison area, including the Summer Craftacular, coming up in a few months! If you’re a Madisonian, make sure to check it out!
I’m sure you all remember when I made this super cute bee stationery for Mollie Busby. Since then, that little guy has appeared on several projects, including these sweet little flat notes for an etsy client. Once I had the press cleaned up, I also embossed a couple dozen gift tags, sets of which are now available here!
Consider this the first in a series of long-overdue blog posts! For those of you who don’t follow Peach Farm Studio’s blog: Start. Wonderfully creative with a beautiful studio and ever-evolving body of work, their blog is a little bright spot in the cyber universe!
During the first several months of this year, they were offering free letterpress bookmarks to anyone who sent in a S.A.S.E. Needless to say, I did just that. I love the classic typeface and the roller technique they used in the background of these miniature works of art.
First and foremost, this is what I see from my window. Spring is wonderful.
Second, since this is the first day for many many days that I got to quit working at quitting time, I got to catch up on my favorite blog. There are not so many people who can make me laugh and make me cry in such rapid succession and feel better for it afterward. Have a great weekend!
Inspired by this blanket—found where else but Pinterest—I’ve started crocheting again. The actual pattern is available online (just click on the image, it’s part of the Picasa gallery), but I’m not a fan of following patterns so I’m making it up as I go along! Here’s what I have done so far… I’ll keep posting progress reports, this one’s going to take a while!
622 press | LETTERPRESS GOODS MADE BY HAND 