Silvia writes:

“Hi Lilla,
These are a few new patterns for HEMA that I designed. The patterns are on many more items, but these are the ones I liked best, especially the tea towel with the flower patch stitched on. It’s always a nice surprise to see what my patterns are used for when I visit the stores!”

Amy Blay’s & Mike Lowery’s temporary tattoos from Tattly! More LRS artists’ tattoos to be featured on the site include Lisa Congdon, Helen Dardik and Ann Boyajian.

Amy Blay

Mike Lowery

Sarajo writes:

“Hi All,
I’ve been playing with different applications to some of my pattern work. It’s wonderful to be able to experiment this way without having to create large (and expensive) quantities of things. Here are some examples of the latest digital printing project I just completed for a client commission.”

We are thrilled to have LRS artists represented in Land of Nod’s latest endeavor, “Institute of Art”. The curated collection offers-up limited edition prints, for only $19.95, from a variety of artists including Mike Lowery, Jon Cannell, Sarajo Freiden, Lisa Congdon and Suzy Ultman.

The prints are available for a limited engagement so grab one (or two) before they’re gone!

Silvia writes:

“Hi Lilla, The GreenGift-Notes I designed for teNeues are now for sale. I love the way they came out. There are 16 gift notes (with 2 different designs) and 16 envelopes in a box, and the best thing is they are made with environmentally-friendly materials and soy-based inks! They are for sale in stores in the U.S., U.K., Canada and also online here.”

Suzy writes:

“Hi Lilla!
This summer, I met a crafty Canadian all-star and head honcho of SweetiePie Press, Becky Johnson. SweetiePie specializes in commissioned artist buttons. My first set with Becky’s press is “High Street”, available alongside the likes of “Contamination”, “Deep Sea”, “Toofs” and “Botanical Magic”.

“High Street” is a collection of smiling buildings hailing from a midwest town with new england flair (thanks to 11 Connecticut families who settled the Ohio village in 1803). So, grab a pack of buttons and pin on some fashionable history.”

Buttons available here.

Suzy writes:

“Hi Lilla.
I am excited to share my latest Chronicle project. It started as a collage that I created from scraps of office paper (I love to cut & paste in my free time). I was thrilled when Chronicle adopted the collage for this fanciful journal. We thoughtfully designed every spread, from cover to cover, to add whimsy to your writing experience. My favorite is the turtle page with writing space in the shell. “Turtles & Toadstools” can be pre-ordered now, and will deliver in the new year. Happy Journaling!”

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From Purl Soho’s site:

“Make a Statement!
Old world craft meets new world technology with Leese’s iPhone Cross Stitch Cases. We love the freedom these cases give us to express our crafty selves! Now your iPhone isn’t just your trusty tool for finding the nearest taqueria; it’s also a personal statement, accessorizing you with punchy, modern stripes, traditional cross stitch motifs, and everything in between. Purl Soho is freshly stocked with these super popular kits, in white and black, plus four fun brights: pink, orange, green and blue – one for every mood, outfit and season!

To find your faves just click here. And to get the whole the story on the designs we used, check out the Purl Bee right here!”

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Sarajo writes:
“Happy holidays! Here is a gift guide that I hope you will enjoy. **Scroll down to see the links.

Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and new year!”

Here are the links:
Let there be light: modcloth
and more light: lampinabox
Let there be inspiration: teahousestudios
Let there be talk: getuncommon
Let there be prints: thumbtackpress
and more prints: theworkingproof
Let there be tea towels: thirddrawerdown

Galison commissioned our artist Mike to do this for notepads and stickers. It’s really fabulous and just came into the studio today!

Here are some of the images from Galison’s website. Click here to see all of Mike’s products with Galison.