It’s two days until February – and time to get crackin’ on those love letters!! For Valentine’s Day 2012 we have three new romantic offerings, one that says “happy valentine’s day” and two that do not (because I think sweet love cards should be for any day of the year). Without further ado, here they...
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012 filed: Studio
It’s true. You really can’t do it all yourself. So… that is why we are looking for the perfect person to join our team here at Wild Ink Press! The position is for an assistant/gal-friday/jack-of-all-trades/creative/fun/motivated/paper lover. Duties Super-fun tasks include: Packaging of cards/orders Studio and storage space organization (what, me, unorganized?) Press cleaning Website updating...
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In keeping with last year’s new tradition of a good year end summary (see 2010 right here), I thought I’d review some of the blog highlights of 2011: what you, dear readers, liked the most. This is based on comments and google analytics stats. Funny thing is, it doesn’t always line up with what I...
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The laundry room was the last room in our house to receive the magical remodel touch. Mostly because, well, it’s a laundry room. But eventually, we didn’t have any rooms left (well, there is the studio bathroom, and the second story organization, and the garage to still be dealt with, but I digress), soo… we...
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It seems that in January, everyone is seeking a clean fresh start. Be it going back to the gym, eating fresh healthy food, making new business plans, organizing every messy closet in the house, you name it, it’s a bit purifying after the decadence of the holidays. So how about starting 2012 off with a...
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The last instagram round-up of 2011! December was a busy, happy, stressful blur… { Have you ever planned a progressive-progressive dinner? Tons of fun…. tons of work. } { Our first Heidelberg die-cutting experience. And yes, why haven’t we done this sooner? } { Apparently letterpress is not the only type of “impression” I like...
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