Something's Hiding In Here

2010

  
we made this 2010 calendar just for you. click this link to download and print. happy new year!

christmas tent

 

stephen built me this cozy tent since our christmas trip was canceled (thanks to ten inches of snow). i love it - thank you stephen!

just what i need...

... something else to obsess about.

i recently purchased this vintage cup & saucer and now i need more. it was made by nymolle in denmark and designed by hoyrup. so, the hunt begins.

the perfect project for a snowy day

we're making paper chain for our christmas tree. we used a special die and paper we've been saving from various gocco and letterpress projects. 

first aid kit

turquoise isn't the only thing we're excited about for 2010... the new album by frist aid kit, "the big black and the blue" is at the top of our list!

pantone 15-5519 TCX

yep, we're pretty excited about pantone's 2010 color of the year. viva la turquoise! 

yo-yo

ready made magazine featured our wood, cross stitch yo-yo in their holiday gift guide. visit our shop to pick from poppy, chocolate brown, grass green or pool blue.

diy holiday lights for urban outfitters

urban outfitters asked stephen to design a holiday diy project for their website. press play to see how he made aluminum shades for christmas lights from soda cans.

as soon as ink hit the paper

while we were at the arm nyc, dan walked us through a few print tests. as soon as ink hit the paper, we knew we had to bring the press home!

meet henrietta

we can hardly believe it... this weekend we brought home our new chandler & price pilot press! we named her "henrietta pussycat" (which will go perfect with the name of our future vandercook - "x the owl"). for shauna, it's like seeing an old friend since she spent six years studying printmaking and for stephen, it's a brand new chance to figure out how everything works.

we have to say a giant thank you to dan of the arm nyc who sold us henrietta. after a few weeks of emails, he welcomed us to his shop in brooklyn for a crash course on the press, and spent the entire afternoon showing us how to use and care for it properly.