Mark your Calendars . . .

New workshops at Patchwork Plus in Marcellus, New York! More information at https://patchworkplus.com/newsletters/. 

Sunset

Lovely October sunset at the print shop!

 

Rebind . . .

Rebind of John Thomas'  "American Fruit Culturist" printed in Auburn, New York in 1849. This was a fun book as John Thomas actually lived in my hometown of Union Springs, New York!

Mark your Calendars . . .

Many thanks to Carol LaBorie for donating this wonderful antique printing press to the Ward W. O'Hara Agricultural Museum!

Museum volunteers have been working hard to get the press moved and ready for printing. We will be using it for the first time at my free Harvesting History lecture on bookbinding and printing tools on November 14th at 6pm. I hope to see you there!

Thursday, November 14, 2019 at 6 PM – 8 PM

Ward W. O'Hara Agricultural Museum,

6880 E Lake Rd, Auburn, New York 13021

Making a Leather Bound Book. . . .

Recent Commission . . .

What started as a crumbling scrapbook has been transformed into an enormous leather bound book weighing in at nearly 50lbs! Hundreds of pages of vintage calendar images were carefully removed from the original pages and adhered to new acid free paper. The size and weight made this project a real challenge. The book is sewn on hemp rope to give it strength.

Recent Commission . . .

This year's Frick Collection Autumn Dinner invitations required over 16 separate press runs! Designed by Don Swanson and printed by me! 

Open House!

Water/Ways Artist in Residence Robert LoMascolo Open House!
September 15th, 1 to 4 pm
Buy & Sew a copy of the Water/Ways Commemorative Book!
Print a free postcard! Many other local items available.
Corner of Moonshine Road & Rt. 90 in Aurora, New York