Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Thursday, January 22, 2009
vote!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
wanna trade?
The article I wrote about the National Stationery Show for the Storque (Etsy's online newsletter) was just posted the other day. So far people seem to be digging it. I hope that the companies featured feel that I represented them well and that readers have found some useful information. I would love to hear what you think. Catch the full article here.Monday, May 05, 2008
poppytalk handmade
From May 12 through June 6th you can find us over at poppytalk handmade, a virtual craft fair of sorts created by the lovely Jan and Earl of poppytalk fame. we are excited to debut some of our newest cards which so far, have only been available at the most recent Chicago Depart-ment show. (most of them sold out at the show... exciting).This particular month will feature paper goods makers in celebration of the annual National Stationery Show in NYC. It is the place to be every year for anyone even slightly interested in selling stationery products. This year I will be attending as press for Etsy for an article I am writing for them. If you sell cards or want to sell cards and have never been, I encourage you to go to the show next year. Note, it is a trade only event so you must prove that you are in the industry.
Labels:
etsy,
handmade,
national stationery show,
NSS,
poppytalk
Friday, April 04, 2008
vote for this guy
This is a super spiffy illustration done by my even spiffier hubby, Rusty. It is actually up for votes online over at threadless. So get on over there and rate his design. Pretty please.....
And if you really go ga ga over this illustration, it is for sale in his etsy shop. It is a super fancy giclee print. We have a copy in our house and it looks smashing.
Click this button to vote (and then rate the image).
Labels:
etsy,
horvatron,
illustration,
russ horvath,
threadless
Sunday, March 16, 2008
etsy love - elsa mora
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
brooklyn letterpress
Here are some new postcards in our Etsy shop. They come in sets of 4. Great to send but I think they'd look nicer in a frame.Printed in green on the super thick Crane's Lettra paper. It is 100% cotton (tree free) so it not only looks lovely but is super earth friendly as well.
Labels:
brooklyn,
etsy,
letterpress,
new york,
paper stories,
postcards
Friday, January 18, 2008
blogging in the new year
How can it be the middle of January and I am just adding my first post of the new year now? I suppose I knew having a baby would change a few things but didn't realize how much.Right now for example, the baby is laying on the Boppy eating his lunch while I have my laptop perched precariously on my knee, trying to type. My boston terrier is pushing against my left side, snoring away while one of the cats is on my right. He is licking the baby's head. Great.
One thing I was able to do, was finally read a copy of Craft, Inc. by Megan Mateo Ilasco. My favorite part was surely the interviews. Even though I knew most of the info it suggested, it was still a great refresher as well as inspirational. Here, Jackson at 3 months is already looking towards his crafty future.
As for what Paper Stories has been up to, I am working really hard on a whole year's worth of designs. I just finished a whole collection of designs for readymade occasion cards such as birthday, thank you, and engagement cards. I am so excited to get these printed. And I certainly can't wait to show them off. Let's just say they mix the old with the new. I am also working on some new designs for a furniture related set of cards. I am still trying to flesh out my ideas but again, am so thrilled with the results so far.
In May I will be traveling to New York to cover the National Stationery Show for an article for Etsy. That should be fun. I didn't get to go last year but had so much fun the year before. I am a little nervous though since we will be bringing the baby on his first plane ride. Yikes. Any suggestions for safe travel with little ones?
Thursday, January 25, 2007
cards for your sweetheart
I have been really hesitant to make Valentines Day cards. I am just not into 'holiday' cards so much and really struggled with the Christmas/Hanukkah cards. Not sure what my aversion is. Well I decided to suck it up and make 2 cards (both available in my Etsy shop). First I made a pretty straightforward card. It is in 2 very slight shades of a pinkish red color and comes with a strawberry pink envelope.
Next I went a more nontraditional route and like this card even more. I was thinking about all those old Rorschach patterns and how it might make an interesting card. Originally this was going to be in black and white as just another everyday card. I decided to juice it up a bit with the red ink.... so now it is perfect for sending to friends and family for V-Day without getting all mushy on them.
I guess I am just not a Hallmark & Kleenex type girl. (If you saw my bittersweet cards, then you would know that!)
Labels:
cards,
day,
etsy,
i love you,
paper stories,
thinking of you,
valentines
Friday, January 12, 2007
sudlow
She even makes these awesome little dog tags. We got this one for Chloe, the Paper Stories mascot. She certainly has earned the title! Rachel's stuff, including lots more, can be found at her Etsy shop.
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