NSS 2011 Preview: Pistachio Press

With the National Stationery Show coming next week, we'll be featuring some previews as they come across our radar in the next week or so.  First up, I'm excited about this collaboration of notebooks by Rachael Hetzel of Pistachio Press and Abbey Hendrickson of Aesthetic Outburst!  Also they couldn't be two nicer people.  The cross stitch collection is designed by Abbey, printed by Pistachio Press.  And the mid-century design is by Rachael.  Both notebooks are printed on 140# kraft paper and contains 48-pages. They'll sell for $7 each or a set of three assorted designs for $18. They can be pre-ordered at Pistachio Press's Etsy shop here.  Rachael will also  have them in her booth at the National Stationery show, number 1664.

Pistachio Press
Aesthetic Outburst
National Stationery Show, Booth 1664

Guest post by Pistachio Press: NYIGF Day 2

City totes, wine bags, bandanas from Maptote

Hi, it's Rachael again. I'm sharing some work from my second day of exploring the NY Gift Fair. Around almost every corner was a booth that was a total gem, filled with wonderful work and the sweetest people!

City totes, wine bags, bandanas from Maptote

 

Botanical jewelry from Mani Designs 

 Dog accessories, totes, linens from Blueblood

 

 

Letterpress cards, prints, and masks from Pistachio Press

 

 

 

Pillows, table linen, lighting from Paper Cloud

 

 

Stripey straws, calendar from Jack and Lulu

 

 

Furnishings and knits from Donna Wilson

 

 

Limited edition glass jewelry and sculpture from Erica Rosenfeld Designs

 

Gadget gear from Fern

 

Ceramics from Alexa Lixfeld

 

 

Guest Post by Pistachio Press: NYIGF Day 1

Bailey Doesn't Bark
Hello, it's Rachael here from Pistachio Press. Jan has asked me to contribute some images from the New York International Gift Fair. I'm also exhibiting with my stationery line and I can't tell you how awesome it is to walk around and see so much talent! Below are some images from my first day walking the show, while my husband and assistant held down my booth. And just to give you an idea of the scope of the Fair - there are 2,800 exhibitors and close to 35,000 attendees - wow!

Totes, nappy mats and toiletry bags from Apple & Bee

Robot and zombie bags and shirts from International Robot

cozy/cuff and steel jewelry by Megan Auman

Modular felt gardens by Woolly Pocket

Tableware, ceramics, and linens from bailey doesn't bark

Sewn bags, pillows, and art by k studio

Delicate jewelry by Sarah McGuire Studio

Letterpress cards and notebooks by 9SpotMonk

Lunch bags, totes, and pillows by Fluf

Australian-based jewelersPolli