I plan on sending mine by the end of this week! (It’s still January, but yes, also waiting til the last minute)

I’m really waiting until the last minute on this one! I will be sending my cards out soon. Can you send me the address I need to send them to. As well the amount I need to send – I’m in Canada. How would you want payment?ThanksNadia

I’ve bought pre-cut ones from Katz America before and have had good luck. They have squares, circles, and rectangles too I think.

We use Reich Savoy for everything and it folds great! Never have a problem cracking. We use the #118, so don’t know if a heavier stock would give you trouble. We also use a hand scoring machine and I don’t know maybe that helps us. Good luck!

Hey Christy,Shot you a tweet, but just in case you see this first, you could check our site out (it’s in our profile). If I were you, I’d check out the heavy Crane’s colors for a project like that – but the world is your oyster!Let me know if you have any questions!Josh – Paperworks

We sell our cards at a local gallery & Market in Deloraine, Tasmania.They are printed on 300gsm Rosapina paper (beautiful).

Hello India,I would like to help you out a bit with my own experience.First of all, what camera do you use? I seriously recommend using a digital SLR, that is a professional interchangeable lens camera, and you can do away with a used one, with the most basic lens it comes with.Here are my tips for you assessing each issue you mention:- D…[Read more]

Both very good tips thank you so much!

Are you mixing your color with opaque or transparent white ink? This is often a problem with an opaque base, so if you can mix to your PMS swatches with transparent instead, that will take care of it. Otherwise, allow for a large overrun in each run, as the problem fades as you go along.Hope that helps.

I’m a little late (NEW member!) I would also like the rep list please.

You can post it for sale here – a description with some photos would be helpful, plus a price and location.You can also post it on Briar Press’s classifieds – http://www.briarpress.org/classifieds/, or on Ebay.

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Davina, I can’t see how even oxidized type could change ink colors. I believe it’s more likely that the type was insufficiently cleaned before its next use with a light color. What cleaning agents are you using? Is it possible that ink could have remained in the counters of your sorts and contaminated the color in that way?Another possibility to…[Read more]

Where are you?Try John Barrett at Letterpressthings.com

Hi Jamie,I would buy the multi quoin key and a couple sets of wickersham quoins if you still have them.janina.hobday {at} gmail.comThanks!Janina

will be doing the run hopefully tomorrow if it’s not too cold. should be able to ship next week. can you message me the address I need to send them too?thankssam