Print, Paint and Ink : Over 20 Modern Craft Projects for You and Your Home

Over 20 modern one-of-a-kind projects. Print, Paint & Ink is perfect for everyone interested in learning to make their own stamps, prints, and painted accessories. With clear instruction and beautiful photography, authors Andie Powers and Emily Grosse of Assemble Shop & Studio will teach you all you need to know to create beautiful patterns, prints, and designs for a stylish home and life.

Thanks to step-by-step directions and the included templates, the 21 projects in Print, Paint & Ink are perfect for every skill level. From the easy and adorable Teeny Tiny Eraser Stamps to the stylish Furoshiki Wrap to the modern and minimalist Nesting Poplar Boxes and so much more, including:

• Wood Bauble Necklace
• Scandinavian Mini Blanket
• Fruit and Veggie Dye Swatches
• Sketched Salt and Pepper Jars
• Cork-Stamped Wrapping Paper
• Stenciled Cocktail Napkins
• Simple Felt Placemat
• Honeycomb Linoleum Block Stamp
• Stamped + Embroidered Table Runner
• Matchbox Confetti Boxes
• Spirographed Tote
• Clothespin Garland
• Mini Adventure Logs
• Campfire Stones
• Paint-Dipped Branch Hooks
• Color-Blocked Stone Paperweights
• Friendly Porcelain Egg Cups
• Japanese Stab-Bound Guestbook

Andie Powers graduated with a Bachelor's degree in writing, literature & publishing from Emerson College. An Air Force brat, she designated Seattle as her hometown in 2006. Before co-founding Assemble Shop & Studio in 2009, she worked with corporate trend, design  & craft companies in Boston, Los Angeles and Seattle. Currently, she splits her time working as a freelance writer, maker and brand consultant. Andie lives in Seattle with her husband, daughter and cranky Chihuahua.

Emily Grosse graduated with a Master's Degree of Art History from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2006, and worked for the Chicago Artist's Coalition and the American Art department of the Art Institute. After migrating to Seattle, she co-founded Assemble Shop & Studio where she has spent the last several years teaching sewing, crochet, block printing, and bookbinding classes. In her spare time, Emily can be found concocting new projects for her century-old Seattle bungalow, and making a joyful home with her husband and two sons.