A few weeks ago, we relocated our home and business from Cincinnati to Indianapolis. In the middle of our move, we got an amazing custom order from Burt’s Bees for custom seed bombs to be given away at this Saturday’s Cultivate Festival in Phoenix. Producing this order was a bit of a rollercoaster, but we’re so pleased with the result and only wish we could attend the event ourselves!
Our new Gardener’s Care Kit includes seed bombs and a bar of soap, wrapped up in a linen fingertip towel, perfect as a gift for the beloved gardener in your life!
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We’re thrilled that our Salad Greens Seed Bombs are included in the March 2015 Good Housekeeping Magazine. It’s too cold to garden in most parts of the US right now, but you can grow these seed bombs on a sunny windowsill and enjoy your mini crop in just a few weeks!
We were honored to produce custom seed bombs for the Philadelphia Flower Show, taking place 28 Feb-8 Mar 2015 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Hosted by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, this is the longest-running and largest indoor flower show in the world!
Over the past few months, we’ve been expanding into the home with thoughtful kits for different gift-giving occasions. Our new Cocktail Party Prep Kit is a great housewarming gift or for anyone who may need to entertain guests or host a sophisticated get-together for the first time.
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Sometimes we have a VL update that’s not about the products we design and produce! I was recently interviewed by Bill Rinehart of WVXU [and the blog The Writing on the Walls] about ghost signs. You can read or listen to the segment here. Related: this Wednesday, the American Sign Museum is screening the documentary Sign Painters.
We recently had the honor of producing a seed bomb promotion for 1 Hotel South Beach. We braved the chill in our Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati studio as we imagined our little giveaways landing in the hands of sun-kissed Floridians. As with our project for Nordstrom, we were given the design for the sticker, which turned out great.
As this blog embarks on its seventh year, a lot has changed, from my own interests to yours in seeking out information here. Each year, I’ve documented the ten most popular posts of the year, and the 2014 batch contains its share of surprises.
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It’s the end of yet another awesome year — our travels took us to National Parks, site-specific installations, and quirky museums, and through some incredible buildings. We started the year in Denver, where we peeped Colorado Crush, an annual celebration of hip hop culture.
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