You’ll never be at a loss for words with these cards. With three sentiments spelled out in nice script, you’ll be able to hand the appropriate card to the recipient without getting tongue-tied. There’s thirty three of each card in the box, so get your fingers ready to do all your talking.
“thank you”, “sorry” or “f*ck you”
Cards: 2.625” x 2” box: 8” x 2” x 1”
[posted by katie on March 2, 2010 at 8:16 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
Charles Booth’s renowned surveys (1898-9) classified sections of London by poverty levels. Maybe not so interesting if you’ve never been to London, but seeing as I live here, it’s interesting to see how things have (and haven’t) changed.
See Charles Booth Online Archive for maps and more historical info.
36 pages of A4 paper
[posted by katie on February 23, 2010 at 10:22 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
Check out this gift/greeting card. It’s a simple pop-out card that turns into a mini living garden. Instructions and seeds are included, so all that’s needed is a little water and sunlight. Within a couple of days your recipient will have their own mini garden.
designed and produced by A Studio for Design
Choose from the three designs available: Allotment, City or Botanical
[posted by katie on February 23, 2010 at 3:37 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
So maybe the Met Chandelier is just a little too pricey. Or maybe you, unlike me and Lady Gaga, are not willing to wear it as a hat. You can still partake in the beauty of the Met with these embossed note cards inspired by the architectural details of the Metropolitan Opera House.
8 cards, 2 of each design
8 envelopes
[posted by troy on February 20, 2010 at 10:30 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
We’ve posted Set Edition’s Cardstock before, but these postcards are delightful for when you want to send a specific special note.
100% recycled duplex chipboard postcard
[posted by katie on February 18, 2010 at 10:56 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
Do you know how Penguin books got started? Well, here you go*.
A shortened version for those of you too lazy to click on the link:
A collection of 100 postcards, each featuring a different and iconic Penguin book jacket. From classics to crime, here are over seventy years of quintessentially British design in one box. In 1935 Allen Lane stood on a platform at Exeter railway station, looking for a good book for the journey to London. His disappointment at the poor range of paperbacks on offer led him to found Penguin Books. The quality paperback had arrived. Declaring that ‘good design is no more expensive than bad’, Lane was adamant that his Penguin paperbacks should cost no more than a packet of cigarettes, but that they should always look distinctive.
Also available here for £14.99.
[posted by katie on February 5, 2010 at 8:14 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
Does this slightly crinkled journal elicit any cravings to pick up a pencil and draw? Or perhaps writing down your daily thoughts is more your style? Either way the colorful pages might tempt you to spend a bit more time with a pen or pencil rather than your keyboard.
A product from the oldest paper mill in the western world, the Artist’s Journal is ideal for ink, pencil charcoal or pastels. It is made of 12 elegant colours of Fabriano Ingres 90g paper. The journals come in two sizes and contain 192 plain sheets.
12×16 cm, $30.00
16×21 cm, $38.00
Also check out Amazon for other colors (and prices).
[posted by katie on February 3, 2010 at 6:31 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
If you happen to cut a lot of tape and will benefit from a pair of non-stick, teflon-coated scissors, this product has got your name on it. It not, then at least enjoy the fact that you will have the coolest looking scissors in your office. Available in Yellow, Red, and Black.
Designer: Hayashi Cutlery, 2002
Materials: Teflon coated Stainless Steel, Rubber
[posted by Simon on February 2, 2010 at 5:43 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2010.]
So the Storyboard Book won’t win any awards for originality. Moleskine has been making their own pocket storyboard notebook for a while now. But what the Storyboard Book lacks, it sure makes up for it with presentation. Because, well, just look at those graphics and bright yellow cover! Who would pick a plain black notebook over this one?
A lightweight, portable, and durable sketchbook for storyboarding, sketching, listmaking, visualization, plans, doodles, and just about anything else. The idea is simple: a frame for the action and space for notes, story, dialog, stage directions, enemies lists, etc. The Storyboard Book is designed to be used as a personal sketchbook, but also sized to be handy for project notes and ideas.
$10.00 for a 3 pack, $15.00 for 5.
[posted by Simon on December 31, 2009 at 5:19 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2009.]
We’ve posted something like this before, but these have a slight variation in colors and have more of a pastel tone.
This multi-purpose adhesive tape is made of washi, handmade Japanese paper known for its use by artists and craftspeople. It comes in 10 beautiful colors can be used for gift-wrapping, book-marking, arts and crafts, and other projects. It is easy to tear by hand, write on, and remove.
[posted by kris on December 10, 2009 at 8:33 am. Copyright BLTD LLC, 2009.]