Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Hello To The World, Little One!


Hello to the World, Little One Card from 9SpotMonk Letterpress

Letterpress printed on 100% recycled heavyweight card stock. This one I'm sending out to our friends in San Francisco who is going to have their first child in October. Congrats! You know who you are!

Photo credit: 9SpotMonk

Thursday, September 8, 2011

What Does One Princess Give To Another Princess?


Princess Happy Birthday Color in Card from 9SpotMonk Letterpress

Our resident designer Tiffany designed this color in card for her niece, my daughter. One day she was wearing jeans and sneakers and wowza, the next day she requested a pink dress and tiara and that was the end of me. This card definitely speaks to all princesses of all ages - tiaras, diamonds, pearls and a big castle. The card is 100% recycled and comes with three non toxic crayons. My personal advice is to get at least a dozen because not only is your daughter a princess but all her girlfriends are too.

Photo credit: 9SpotMonk

Monday, February 2, 2009

New product sneak peak





Thanks to all who visited us at the New York International Gift Fair last week. The response to our new products were just amazing in the tough economic climate we're living in right now.

To the 75 new stores across the country, welcome to 9SpotMonk!

Here's a sneak peak of some of the great letterpress products that will be available online and hit stores February 15, 2009...

From our 9SpotMonk Kids' "Colour It and Send Greeting Cards"














From our 9SpotMonk Kids' Recycled colour in placemats








From our "A Word About..." Recession line, letterpress printed on 100% recycled paper















Wednesday, January 14, 2009

My favorite recycled journals



I think my all time favorite journals would have to be these Animal and Friends sketch books. They are just so cute and each one has a thought bubble for my name. The boss lady gave me a set for Christmas and I was just elated. I name each sketch a category to keep my scribbles and thoughts a bit neater than college days.

-- Katie, Studio Manager