Tis the Season for Torah

August 10th, 2012

Today a customer called and asked, “Do you have any Jewish stuff?” Yep.

Summer seems to be the season for Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. The most popular paper among 13-year-olds? Elephant dung paper from Mr. Ellie Pooh. Second most popular is Jute Paper. Those kids are just so darn eco conscious!

Printed on Mr. Ellie Pooh elephant dung paper

Printed on fair trade jute paper with recycled envelopes from Green Paper Company

I met Vanessa at Unique LA in May 2011. She had designed her own wedding invitation and needed a printer.

Printed on fair trade jute paper with recycled envelopes from Green Paper Company

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Stacks

October 27th, 2010
Usually it’s small jobs that run through my presses. But occasionally I get the satisfaction of watching tall stacks of letterpress accumulate. 

(left) Samantha & Bryan’s wedding invitations  —  (right) New Holiday Photo Frames
Mr. Ellie Pooh “Poo Happens” cards
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Mr. Ellie Pooh and Fair Trade Pasadena

October 13th, 2010

Since October is National Fair Trade Month it is fitting that one of my favorite paper suppliers for Sustain & Heal, Mr. Ellie Pooh, is celebrating its brand new membership with the Fair Trade Federation. Sustain & Heal’s inaugural design in late 2007 (Florence pictured at right) is letterpress printed on Mr. Ellie Pooh elephant dung paper. Since then fair trade certification for pooh paper has long been on De Milo’s wish list. Congratulations, Karl Wald, on work well done!

Below are a few designs from Sustain & Heal that feature Mr. Ellie Pooh paper.

Holiday Jr. Mod Shapes

Spring Meadow

Bianco Invitation

Pasadena is well on its way to becoming a Fair Trade Town (read the Pasadena buzz on Facebook). Some upcoming local fair trade events in Pasadena

October 15, 7:30pm Fuller’s Travis Auditorium The documentary, “The Dark Side of Chocolate” 

October 16, 12-4pm Ten Thousand Villages (496 S Lake Ave) Chocotoberfest fair trade chocolate tasting

October 23, 10:30am Vroman’s Book Store (695 E Colorado Blvd) Reading of children’s book, “Think Fair Trade First” about chocolate with brownies & milk following

Posted in Eco Focus, Fair Trade Focus, Mr. Ellie Pooh by sustainandheal

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