Friday, November 26, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Lettuce give thanks...
I haven't blogged in a bit, but its because I have been a busy lady. I have been doing contract design work since the move but a few weeks back, I got a real, 9-5, "day job." I really like what I am doing there and I am trying to find a balance between the day job and Lettuce Press. Another thing that has been keeping me away from the keyboard is my list of letterpress projects. I will save a few for later posts, but I have been busy printing wares for the Give Handmade Holiday Sale this coming Sunday at the Left Bank Annex in Portland. Doors open at 11 am and there are goodie bags filled with locally made swag for the first 100 shoppers. Can you spot the Lettuce Press love in the swag sneak peek picture below?
I am really excited to be a part of the Give sale for several reasons. Its all about locally handmade goods, which hold a dear place in my heart. Even more reason to love it, the whole event is a fundraiser/food drive for the Oregon Food Bank. 10% of all Lettuce Press sales will go to OFB. The organizers will also be accepting cash donations as well as collecting dry/non-perishable goods for OFB. In this season of so much consumption, from too much turkey to gifts for every aunt you barely remember, its so great that you can celebrate the season by supporting local artists and helping to be sure everyone has something to eat.
Here is a peek at some of the new paper goods I'll be selling on Sunday(also available in my etsy shop):
Hope to see you Sunday at the Give Handmade Sale, until then, happy thanksgiving!
I am really excited to be a part of the Give sale for several reasons. Its all about locally handmade goods, which hold a dear place in my heart. Even more reason to love it, the whole event is a fundraiser/food drive for the Oregon Food Bank. 10% of all Lettuce Press sales will go to OFB. The organizers will also be accepting cash donations as well as collecting dry/non-perishable goods for OFB. In this season of so much consumption, from too much turkey to gifts for every aunt you barely remember, its so great that you can celebrate the season by supporting local artists and helping to be sure everyone has something to eat.
Here is a peek at some of the new paper goods I'll be selling on Sunday(also available in my etsy shop):
Hope to see you Sunday at the Give Handmade Sale, until then, happy thanksgiving!
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Etsy love
Lettuce Press was featured in the "Such stuff as dreams are made on" Treasury on Etsy today. Thanks so much Haleyf09 for putting together such a lovely grouping of items and even more for including me!
Friday, November 5, 2010
Lettuce soak up some sun!
Its hard to believe its November already. Its been warm and gorgeous in Portland for the last few days, blue skies and beautiful brightly colored trees.
I am loving these sunny days....maybe when the rains return, I can look back at blue skies for a little pick me up.
Sometimes it is tough not to let the rain get me down....but, and this may be the single greatest perk of sharing a studio, there is one sweet face that always makes me smile....his name is Scooter. He comes to the shop with my studio-mate many days and I have fallen totally in love.
So, happy Friday. I hope you have a sunny day!
I am loving these sunny days....maybe when the rains return, I can look back at blue skies for a little pick me up.
Sometimes it is tough not to let the rain get me down....but, and this may be the single greatest perk of sharing a studio, there is one sweet face that always makes me smile....his name is Scooter. He comes to the shop with my studio-mate many days and I have fallen totally in love.
So, happy Friday. I hope you have a sunny day!
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