crane lettra – Flying Rabbit Press

Since the Move

Posted on February 22, 2015September 24, 2023 by Kate

Oh my goodness, have I ever been busy since the move into the new studio space. The first three weeks had me printing nonstop, and that was all for one job! Don’t get me wrong, I’m definitely not complaining, busy is good. It has made finishing the move and settling in a drawn out process, though. I’m getting there. Gradually. It’s such a treat to go to the studio every day, and not have mean that I’m going down the basement.

My new studio mate, Kristen Rost of FROSTco., is a welcome addition, too. We worked on some holiday product together this past season, and I’m looking forward to future collaborations with her.

Here is a sampling of some of what’s been coming off the press recently:

Brilliant Use of Edge Coloring

Posted on July 23, 2013 by Kate

I love these business cards designed by Sarah Barga Pollasch. The simple, elegant design is enhanced by the bold edge coloring. Would you believe that’s hand lettering, too?

It’ll be here soon!

Posted on December 24, 2012September 24, 2023 by Kate

The new year is fast approaching, and the New Year’s cards are going fast. Want some?

Holiday Cards

Posted on December 9, 2012September 24, 2023 by Kate

I’ve been terrible at updating the website this year. The good news is that I’ve been busy printing custom work, as well as a selection of note cards. The holiday cards shown here, and more, can be found in my Etsy shop.

Wedding Stationery with Silver Pocketfolds

Posted on March 1, 2012September 24, 2023 by Kate

The Finished Wedding Stationery

Posted on October 15, 2011September 24, 2023 by Kate

This beautiful wedding stationery was designed by the bride, Michelle Butindaro. The printing was done here at Flying Rabbit Press; the text in black, and the accents in a subtle iridescent purple. You may have seen the photo of it in progress in the last post.

After the printing and trimming were completed, Michelle adhered each piece to iridescent backing paper, and mounted the invitations, themselves, to the inside of these lovely, cloth covered folios. The reception card, hotel card, rsvp card, and return envelope all tuck in nicely beneath the ribbon on the right hand side of the folio.