Available on amazon. Click image for link.

Susy writes:

Hi Lilla,

I wanted to share with you some images from a wee trip I took to Lake Park Florida with my old London Art School friend Rod Carruthers.
I was so happy to be in on the production and physically silk screen printing again. Mixing inks, cleaning and exposing screens…pushing the edges where ever possible.
Rod is a wonderful very experienced printer .For me my wish to print on wood came true as i had brought down some components from the trays my husband Keith and I make..
Adding more dimension and artistry to an new surface (we still have to test for longevity and wear) was fantastic, mixing inks, seeing what happens once it’s been through the dryer. And then the washing machine…it keeps changing. It was a great ride with the big fish from wahoowahoo.com. i hope to go back soon.

Fiona writes:

“Hello Lilla – we are excited to announce today that we are launching a brand new iPhone app – Cartolina Postale!

We’ve been working on this for a few weeks and are thrilled to announce that it’s available, as of today, at the app store. The response to the original Cartolina app has been so overwhelming over the last year that we thought that the natural next step was an app that actually allows you to send physical paper postcards. So the Cartolina Postale app lets you combine our pretty, vintage images with your own photography to create a one-of-a-kind postcard that’s printed and mailed right from your phone! – it’s so fun!

There are 32 postcard designs to choose from, including some lovely holiday designs! You can take a picture using your phone or you can choose a picture from your photo gallery and it pops right onto your chosen card. Then you can scale the image, move it around or change the card design. It’s so simple! After you’ve customized your card and you’re happy with how it looks, you can write a message on the back. There’s loads of room for your message. From there you can address your card and it will be printed and sent. The app is FREE and the cost of printing and mailing a 4 x 6 postcard in the US is $1.99. Cards arrive very quickly – within 5 days according to our tests. The quality of the cards is great, shiny, bright, heavy weight card. For even more information why don’t you visit the Cartolina Postale website – it’s very fun!”

Jillian Phillips’s Paperchase “one lucky girl” products (which include a iphone case, journal, photo album, laptop case, and stickers) were featured on Print & Pattern. See more here.

Mike writes:
“I had a few promo posters printed, and some that I’m selling. They’re 3 color, screenprinted on heavy paper from French Paper Company. Buy it here.

From Paper Pile Kitten Blog:
“If you have an iPhone or an iPad, Prima has fun app that is free to download. You can choose a pretty layout and add a photo, which you can distress or turn to b/w or sepia toned if you’d like. Then you can post it to Facebook and Twitter or just e-mail it to a friend. I’ve already downloaded it and tried it out. So much fun! More on Prima’s blog.”

Adolie writes:

“Hi,
here some photos of my new products for La Marelle. Necklace, earrings, broches, i-phone case, purse, puzzle, English colouring book ;), pocket mirror, notebook, happy events cards…

A bientôt ;)

See more of Marco’s work here.

Lisa DeJohn writes:

“Hi Lilla, three new nod chairs I designed are now available at The Land of Nod. Initially I drew up a Nod Chair template in Illustrator, printed them out and sketched on the templates to see which designs I liked best. Once the final design was chosen and edited I drew up and colored the final again in illustrator and submitted the design! I’m so excited they also decided to make the ottoman’s! More to come…”