
These are a few vintage printer’s blocks from our collection. (It seemed like the right day to pull them out.) Hope you have a spooky day!

These are a few vintage printer’s blocks from our collection. (It seemed like the right day to pull them out.) Hope you have a spooky day!

We’re moved in, getting settled, and soon we’ll both open AND grand!
Join us in celebrating the grand opening of our new home in Pioneer Square! You don’t miss out on this special night of open studios, demonstrations (we’ll be printing keepsakes to take home!), refreshments, and art for your viewing pleasure (and for sale!) Bring your friends!
Come see our new digs at:
110 Cherry Street, 2nd Floor, Seattle
On: November 12, 2012
From: Six to Ten p.m.
Visit ’57 Biscayne online at: 57biscayne.com
We’ll also be printing letterpress postcard invitations – if you’d like one to arrive in your mailbox, e-mail your address to: hello[at]constellationco.com.
We’ve been hard at work these past few weeks, doing projects to make our new studio home. And we’ve finally got some photos for you!
Brad and I wandered into our favorite Pioneer Square antique store, Fairlook Antiques, on lunch break the other day. We knew better. We knew it was dangerous. But we did it anyway. And, as usual, we walked out with goodies.

We were really excited to find this Seattle postcard (left), showing the view up Cherry Street from 1st Avenue. The first building on the left is our new building! I took this iPhone photo (right) from approximately the same spot. I love seeing how little has changed! Continue reading ☞
We were lucky enough to purchase an amazing resource from the Stern & Faye collection when we were at Wayzgoose a couple months ago. It’s been crazy around here this summer, (as you know) so we haven’t had a chance to photograph and blog it – but today’s the day!
Last week, I spent several days at home, sick in bed. It’s not surprising that I got sick… Stress + Long Days + Change of Temperature = Sick Sara. I’m finally back at work, but i’m still sniffly and hoarse. So, in light of that, here are things that make me feel cozy when i’m sick. I’ll get back to serious topics when I can stop carrying a box of tissues around with me. (By the way, these are the best thing to ever happen to noses.)

Fisherman Sweater and Camp Socks from J. Crew Continue reading ☞
In many ways we’ve been working much much harder than usual (late nights, long days, lots of manual labor): hence, the working hard. But in the midst of that, we haven’t been doing the work we typically do: hence, the hardly working. Soon the new studio will be in order and we’ll be back to printing – but for now, here’s an update on what we’ve been doing in the meantime.


Last Friday, a moving company picked up Josephine (our C&P) at 619 and brought her to the new studio. We’ve now moved her twice, and it unfortunately (in my experience) it doesn’t get easier. Continue reading ☞
A few weeks ago, I blogged about our “first day of fall” party, and I wanted to follow up with some info about how our baking & crafts went!

I wanted a fall wreath for our front door, since this is our first season with an actual (non-apartment) front door. But I wanted it to be somewhat year-round friendly – less pressure for other new wreaths! Although, after making this one, I’m ready to make more. This one took me just the afternoon to make, and it was so fun! I originally saw this type of wreath here, and used this tutorial to make the flowers. I liked this yellow (been digging it lately – just made a scarf in this color too), but wanted to break it up with some cream. I made several different types of flowers, and switched up the size as well. I’m really happy with how it came out, and it makes our front door so cozy! Continue reading ☞