trade show
{2013 national stationery show}
tsbc roundtable opportunity
tradeshow spotting:
the paper storage co.
{2012 national stationery show} inside the c&c booth!
crow and canary’s debut at the 2012 national stationery show |
gift wrap by eieio |
cards by lark press |
enamel pins by greenwich letterpress |
laser cut cards by candyspotting |
viva new york international gift fair
And one more bit of exciting news — yesterday my post for the Biz Ladies series on Design*Sponge went live! Take a little gander, if you’re so inclined.
{images by crow and canary}
0nyigf: stationery recap
{new color-in gift stickers by 9spotmonk}
{cards and lunchbags from walkup press}
{card by oblation’s hat + wig + glove}
{fabric wrap and cards by chewing the cud}
{gift wrap by snow & graham}
{letterpress and edge color samples by bella figura}
{calendar, notebooks and cards by pistachio press}
{notecards by evy jacob}
{all images by crow and canary}
books on the brain
{art by olympia le-tan via all the mountains blog}
{thank you card by paper + cup design}
{library print by memoir}
{book sculpture by jacqueline rush lee}
{letterpress card by letterary press}
{bookplates by boygirlparty}
{all images via designer’s site}
la mart wrap up
{crow and canary’s booth at the la mart temporary showrooms}
{gorgeous flower arrangement by the incomparable megan of ghost academy. seriously, could this lady be any more talented?}
{goodies from ink & paper, oddball press and jezebel}
{mulberry paper lamps by daylight wasting time and papergoods from cartolina}
Anyone that’s exhibited at a trade show or craft show understands the importance of good neighbors. I sincerely couldn’t have asked for better people to be surrounded by in Los Angeles!
{image via gogogear}
Having a booth directly across from gogogear was a challenge. I’m a real sucker for luxury leather goods and I spent more time than I should admit debating over which bag I should make my very own. I settled on the above beauty and couldn’t be more pleased with my decision. This baby is a looker and has roller wheels. What more can girl ask for?
{image via yesterday’s best}
Julie and Shelby of Yesterday’s Best were very fun to chat with. Their line of hand-glittered nostalgic imagery cards are breathtaking in person. These ladies have over 500 cards in their collection, and claim that glitter has made its way onto nearly every object they own.
Leah of Pressed Ink, completely embodied the perfect booth neighbor. Pressed Ink is a modern line of paper goods, specializing in lovely monogrammed notecards and notepads. The line was recently featured in People magazine.
Michele and Suzie held down the fort at Xela Aroma. They had the sweetest smelling booth featuring reed diffusers and soy candles. Michele was the unofficial DJ for our aisle and I loved watching her channel Ellen DeGeneres’s with her awesome dance moves.
{all image from crow and canary, unless otherwise noted}
0sneak peek: la mart booth no. 807
{ella studio}
{owen says}
{laundry press}
{paper + cup}
{red bat press}
{ghost academy}
{hammocks & high tea}
{oddball press}
{dear monday}
{cartolina}
I have many new designs to show off, as well as excellent show specials for all you wholesale buyers!
Also participating, but not shown above:
Daylight Wasting Time
Foxy & Winston
Gilah Press + Design
Ink & Paper
Jezebel
Junky Heirloom
Lark Press
Seraph
The Great Lakes