This year, inspired by my very organized and talented friend, Amy Tavern, I made the resolution that I would start keeping meticulous record of all my expenses (and profits) related to letterpress and bookbinding.
To motivate myself, I shopped on Etsy today for a handmade pouch to keep receipts. I love vintage fabrics, especially wools and plaids, and found these lovely examples of using recycled wools.



I went with the last one, although I covet them all.
But what I really covet? A lot? Is one of these.
Katie Henry, from Philly, makes these beautiful one of a kind purses, and if you're real lucky, you'll snag one from her madebyhank etsy shop.
I want one real bad.
That's all for now. It's snowing here, and it looks it will continue to snow through the night. I'm going to go watch V now. Good times.
