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Tag Archives: letterpress swap
Massive Letterpress Giveaway!
Remember, I paticipated letterpress swap and talked about my Iris print in progress here a while ago? Well, it’s all swapped and now, over at Poppytalk, Kelly from Paper Stories is organizing a massive gieaway! Yes, my Iris print is … Continue reading
Iris Letterpress Print
As you saw the “making of”… here is the finished letterpress print! Can you see I’m so ready for the spring? :) I started using soy-based ink now and of course on 100% cotton paper so it is eco-friendly all … Continue reading
New Print in Progress #3
Continue reporting on my new print in progress… (see #1 and #2 also) Mixing the 4th color – light peach color: on Vandercook Press: Printing on top of where I left off… the background completed: Mixing the 5th color… before: … Continue reading
New Print in Progress #2
I posted about my plates for the letterpress swap before and I was so excited to start printing at my new studio! I am renting a studio in Brooklyn now so I can print more and more! The first color, … Continue reading









