We have been in our new shop on Far West for five months and things are going great! We have been printing some great invitations, meeting new people and loving our new location. We have also added some new gifts that are really unique and new to Austin. Here are a few of our favorites.
These birds are a perfect addition to our store. We love birds! These little guys are handmade of paper mache from recycled materials by artisans in Haiti. They come in many great colors.
These boxes are one of our favorite new items and we can hardly keep them on the shelves! A colorful assortment of flowers selected to attract butterflies, hummingbirds and bumble bees to your garden. Peek inside and you will find three 5 inch biodegradable, plantable tissue seed ribbons of nectar rich flowers for each garden visitor.
I love these new organic hooded towels we just got. These make a great gift for any newborn. The organic cotton is so soft and the different designs are very cute!
The same company also makes these great toy bins.
We are so excited about these great letterpress cards with cute illustrations of sock monkeys. We have some for every occasion.
We have also added some great gifts for women like these leather envelope wallets that can carry everything from recipes to cards. The best part is that they come in 15 beautiful color combinations!
We have some great new bath and body products from 80 Acres. These products are enriched with McEvoy Ranch estate-produced pure organic olive oil. 80 Acres takes it's name from the 80 achres of their 550-acres ranch upon which they first planted Tuscan olive seedlings. The signature scent Verde takes its freshness and green aromatic notes from their very own gardens in the spring.
With a passion for craftsmanship, detail and the environment Nightowl papers is a stationary company devoted to creating handmade letterpress cards and eco friendly wooden gifts.
Come in and check out everything we have. We are so excited about the new changes and can not wait to share them with our customers.
