I’m always excited to see what Lynn at Satsuma Press is making. Her sweet and delicate letterpress is an exercise in elegant restraint. I love letterpress best when it’s used sparingly, and her latest designs do just that. Her new 2013 calendar (a seven-color beauty) and card series are dainty and have little foxes, trees and garlands that are perfect for the upcoming holiday season. I wouldn’t mind getting a cute fox card in the mail; it’s a great spin on traditional holiday imagery. You can check out and shop Satsuma’s new designs right here, and you can check them out in person at Makeshift in San Francisco this December! Lynn is teaming up with Teresa from Stone & Honey for a great holiday pop-up shop called Kindred. It’s definitely going to be one to check out.
I’m heading out for the weekend, and I hope you all have a great break! See you back here on Monday. xo, grace
Below is a summary of this week’s highlights:
- After the Jump: Dylan Thuras of Atlas Obscura (mp3)
- Biz Ladies: How to Evaluate Google and AdWords
- City Guide: Athens, GA
- Living In: Vertigo
- Sneak Peeks: Steve and Kalah Kren, Esther Boulton of Benson & Boulton, Amy & Erich McVey
- Human/House/Harvey: Sparkle
- Maker Stories: Bookhou
- Before & After: Window Nook Makeover, Bedroom Nook
- In the Kitchen With: Aran Goyoaga’s Apple, Almond and Olive Oil Cake
- Small Measures: Homemade Chai Tea
- Entertaining: DIY Bat Curtain
- DIY Project: Tiny Doors, Hanging Moss Balls, Fallen Branch Floor Lamp
- Style Icon: Florence Broadhurst
- Animal Love: Elephant
- Flowers Under $50: Love-Lies-Bleeding Garlands
- Misc.: Icosahedron Pendant, Natural Wood Grain Gadgets, Wool Dot Throw, Marimekko Fall/Winter Colors, Splashy Dishware at Liberty, Themis Prism Mobile, Sweet Bestiary, Finnish Knife, Scholten & Baijings Vases


5 Comments
Very nice!
How beautiful. I love letterpress so much, and how you can feel the actual work on that piece of paper. Lovely items here – especially love those foxes.
Huge fan of Lynn’s work over at the LAB. Your description is so on point!
fascinating work! I have never seen such detail. The calendar is especially interesting.
Really lovely! Also the color combination is really inspiring.
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