Remember those coffee bags I printed up for Youngfolk & The Kettle Black? Well they’re in use now, filled with coffee and available for sale in the roastery at 142 Richmond Street (Victoria Row) in downtown Charlottetown.

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At some point in the future this whole Internet thing might come crashing down on me and I might be forced into printing wedding invitations for a living; in the meantime making coffee bags seems like a much more noble use of the letterpress.

Next step: modify the design for the smaller bags, while have a valve sticking out of them, which will make for even more design constraints.

Peter Rukavina

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