Special Packaging, Letterpress Printing, and Paper Jewelry
Am I the only one who thinks January flew by especially quickly? Here it is a brand new month and time to introduce you to three beautiful paper shops!
Garnish [now closed] has gathered a stylish collection of packaging items that come in handy for so many occasions - Valentine's Day school treats and Super Bowl parties, just to get you started.
Garnish is where you'll find those pretty paper straws, corrugated cups, clear acetate boxes, and bamboo paper cones we see on gorgeous food blogs, but wonder where on earth to buy them.
Find lots of clever and affordable ideas on the Garnish blog [no longer available].
Sara Tejada's passion for her business, Inkprint Letterpress [now closed], had me at hello... and that was even before I read this most interesting article [no longer available] that describes her introduction and attraction to letterpress printing.
Sara, a graphic designer, loves the antique press she's nicknamed Bertha. She uses it to create sophisticated, but approachable designs for wedding invitations, birth announcements, party invitations... any special occasion. In her shop, Sara sells cards and tags that have been pressed in her classy and colorful style.
Melina Szapiro of Etsy shop Palomaria uses cold porcelain and paper clay to make lovely medallions, charms, and beads. She embosses each eco-friendly piece by hand using letterpress metal plates, paints it with acrylics, and finally adds water-based sealant as a durable coating.
Melina welcomes custom orders, whether you are looking for a personalized name necklace or very special gifts for bridesmaids.
Keep up-to-date with Melina's latest creations via her enjoyable blog.
Garnish [now closed] has gathered a stylish collection of packaging items that come in handy for so many occasions - Valentine's Day school treats and Super Bowl parties, just to get you started.
Find lots of clever and affordable ideas on the Garnish blog [no longer available].
Sara Tejada's passion for her business, Inkprint Letterpress [now closed], had me at hello... and that was even before I read this most interesting article [no longer available] that describes her introduction and attraction to letterpress printing.
Sara, a graphic designer, loves the antique press she's nicknamed Bertha. She uses it to create sophisticated, but approachable designs for wedding invitations, birth announcements, party invitations... any special occasion. In her shop, Sara sells cards and tags that have been pressed in her classy and colorful style.
Melina Szapiro of Etsy shop Palomaria uses cold porcelain and paper clay to make lovely medallions, charms, and beads. She embosses each eco-friendly piece by hand using letterpress metal plates, paints it with acrylics, and finally adds water-based sealant as a durable coating.
Melina welcomes custom orders, whether you are looking for a personalized name necklace or very special gifts for bridesmaids.
Keep up-to-date with Melina's latest creations via her enjoyable blog.
Lovely shops all of them . The rose pendant is my favourite .Really enjoyed visiting the blogs.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful letterpress work.
ReplyDeleteI love the paper straws! And the letterpress tags are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shops one and all!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant I love you work
ReplyDeleteGreetings Baukje
Goodness, how lovely. Aren't people clever? (Including you.)
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful shops. What fabulous finds here.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the "tara" necklace...why can't I achieve those colors when I try to make something like that...talent! She has painting talent!
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