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Moontree Press

MoontreePressThought we would start off the New Year with something green as shown in these letterpress cards and tags from Moontree Press. This small letterpress studio is located in Durham, Pennsylvania presided over by Rebecca Kutys, designer, printer and horticulturist. We love her green images as well as her production core value:

“Minimizing environmental impact is a core value here, and we take great care to keep our carbon footprint minimal.  Year by year, we are increasing our commitment to eco-friendly methods of production.  With platemaker, guillotine cutter, presses and supporting equipment fully on site, we have eliminated emissions from outsourcing any phase of production.  Following production, all letterpress plates and paper scraps are recycled.”

“Our in-house paper stock is made from 100% recycled, acid-free rag cotton.  This stock is tree-free.  Any scraps left over from production are saved for year-end holiday tag printing.  And scraps less than 1″ are shredded and composted.”

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Images: Courtesy of Moontree Press.

The Collectors Room

TheCollectorsRoomThis line of letterpress products is the creation of Erin Cunneen, a Sydney-based type lover and a paper obsessed printer who has a passion to create simple, timeless pieces that can be treasured forever. Her studio, The Collectors Room, offer both letterpress printing and handcrafted event styling. You can follow her work on Facebook and Instagram and purchase some printed items on Etsy.

Images: Courtesy of The Collectors Room.

Olive Manna

OliveMannaOlive Manna, a lifestyle and design brand, is the creation of Indiana-based freelance web designer Natalie Jost. Her handmade product line include pack and wrap items, home decor as well as knit and crochet accessories. On an interview with Heart Made blog, she explains her favorite thing about being a designer:

“I am totally tickled by the fact that people like my stuff and buy it. It’s just amazing to me that I can have an idea I think is cool, and instantly find out if others think so too. Sometimes they don’t and it doesn’t sell, but that’s good too. I learn something about people every day. And of course, the extra income is nice too, so we can have things like Internet, our large two-bedroom home, and an occasional pizza on a Friday night.”

You can follow Olive Manna on Facebook and purchase her products on Etsy.

Images: Courtesy of Olive Manna.

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