These custom letterpress notecards are a recent project for the awesome team at The Hive Church, a new urban church plant in the North Charleston area. We printed their logo (designed by Dan Romanoski) onto 110-lb cotton paper. Half of the cards were printed in gray, and the other half were printed in mustard yellow. The cards are paired with recycled kraft envelopes. The impression in the paper is really nice, and I think they'll definitely make an impact on their recipients. ...

We've worked on quite a few fun custom projects lately, and this booklet cover for St. Andrew's Church was on of those projects. Greg, the Communications Director at St. Andrew's, contacted us after seeing our cards on Fab.com earlier this year, and Andrew Barton of Andrew Barton Design did the graphic design work. It was really nice to talk with them at the start of the design process-- we were able to discuss the constraints of letterpress printing and what designs work best for our press. Pri...

Our friend Maura Ambrose is the talented quilter and textiles artist behind Folk Fibers. She makes beautiful quilts from fabrics dyed by hand with natural dyes (including indigo that she harvests from her backyard). Each piece is an absolute work of art.   We were so excited when Maura asked us to print her business cards. It was such a fun project to work on, and I love that handwritten correspondence was part of the process as we mailed paper and fabric samples to one another. Maura chose...

Our good friend Stuart, recent Park Circle resident and owner of Vacord Screen Printing, came to us for custom letterpress printing for his business stationery. We printed two, A2-sized pieces in black ink-- one for handwritten correspondence (paired with a blue envelope) and one thank-you enclosure to be included with all of his orders. While simple, they make a big impact, and we're pretty sure his customers will notice. ...

Emily and Ken got married in an outdoor wedding on the evening of the Harvest Moon (which is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox). As summertime rolls into autumn, they began their new lives together under the brightness of the moonlight (so romantic!). Neutral colors and natural materials set the stage for the outdoor wedding. Printed on cotton paper, the assembled set was tied with hemp twine and tucked into a recycled kraft envelope. Text that looks as though it was hand-lettered su...