Plum is such a rich color, isn't it? It can be a little Dynasty when done wrong, but I like the modern take on these goodies with the frayed edges. The necklace reminds me of a crocus. The shoes would look fab with a suit, worn at a Junior League committee meeting ... or equally chic with dark jeans and a black cbgb tshirt. And guess what ... you can have both for under $55.
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
wish list: e's poster
I don't care if it's slightly narcissistic ... j'adore (and I'd love to own) this "E" letterpress poster in my studio! French Press makes lots of other letter posters (hand-set wood type letterpressed on their Vandercook, no less), but I humbly submit that the "E" is the best letter in the alphabet. Check out their sweet ETSY shop.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
delphine on ETSY: vote for us
Ooooohhhh ... so happy to be featured on ETSY's The Storque blog and on their poll to see "which lovey dove item is the absolute cutest." Of course I humbly suggest that you vote for delphine STUDIO! Merci beaucoup for all your support. Please visit here to vote. Thursday, January 29, 2009
sweet hearts: valentine's day cards
Labels:
business cards,
etsy,
holiday,
letterpress,
limited edition,
pink,
valentine
Friday, December 5, 2008
delphine on ETSY: grab bags
just added to our ETSY shop: a variety grab bag of 24 letterpress gift tags!
Monday, December 1, 2008
delphine on ETSY

delphine is now on Etsy! That's right ... we finally got a few free hours to get our act together and post some items in an Etsy shop. Our delphinepress.com shop will always be the best place for our standard letterpress items, but check out www.delphinestudio.etsy.com for more limited edition and one-of-a-kind items.
Why an Etsy shop? Sometimes when we print a job for a client and there is a little room left on the press sheet, we'll sneak a fun project on there for ourselves. It's a great way to test out new inks, new fonts, run experiments, and, well, just play a little. We'll post our best results on Etsy so you can take home a little piece of joy from the studio! Take a look and let us know what you think!
Why an Etsy shop? Sometimes when we print a job for a client and there is a little room left on the press sheet, we'll sneak a fun project on there for ourselves. It's a great way to test out new inks, new fonts, run experiments, and, well, just play a little. We'll post our best results on Etsy so you can take home a little piece of joy from the studio! Take a look and let us know what you think!
Labels:
delphine products,
etsy,
holiday,
letterpress,
shopping
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