May 29, 2012
April 24, 2012
Imperial War Museum
I've done a special mini-range of Mr.PS product for the shop at the Imperial War Museum, London.
The Fancy a Brew unbleached (cream) cotton tea towels are screenprinted by hand, in custom 1940's kitchenalia colours - "brown betty teapot" brown and "enamel bread bin" green.
The cotton canvas shopper bag has the classic Full English Breakfast print on one side, and the other, the brown betty teapot.
Available now as part of their WW2 Home Front special exhibition shop. I love a good museum shop - this has been sourced and styled to perfection. There's even pickled onions!
If you can't get down to Lambeth, everything's available online.
March 20, 2012
Going for Gold
As the Summer of Celebrating Sporting Achievements approaches, here's our nod to Les Jeux Olympiques.
The Mr.PS Going for Gold tea towel features a dapper chap in his natty swimming costume, and is available screenprinted in patriotic red and blue.
Available over in the Mr.PS shop. On your marks, get set, go!
March 13, 2012
Snacks Menu
Ooh my tummy's rumbling just thinking about all these classic cafe snacks.
Here's a new Mr.PS screenprint on paper, smaller than the ever-popular Big Breakfast, but just as yummy!
Available in the shop right now, screenprinted by hand in 3 delish colours.
Eggs and beans on 2 toast for me please!
March 03, 2012
Tower towel
Here's a new Mr.PS tea towel for the manchester modernist society
It features part of Cannon Hussey Court, a residential block in Central Salford, screenprinted in mustard.
This is the second in the series of Towerblock tea towels, following on from the popular Salford Shopping City design.
Available exclusively from the modernists, they are launching it today at the Manchester History Festival at the Town Hall.
If you can't make it down there, their modernist pop-up shop will be re-launching soon.
And you can also buy it online here, and the Salford Shopping City tea towel here.
February 26, 2012
You're The Best - on paper!
Here's a smaller version of the Mr.PS You're The Best tea towel design, now available as a screenprint on paper.
It's a handy little gift that can be popped into an off-the-shelf frame.
A4 size (210x297mm) and is hand-printed on 200gsm Fabriano paper, with a lovely quality.
Available in the shop right now, in red, teal blue, and mauve.
By the way, Mother's Day is coming soon.... Sunday March 18th.
February 20, 2012
You're The Best
It's new tea towel time! This new Mr.PS design features my drawing of a medal, and the words "You're the best". Great for giving to your mum, dad, mate...
Available over in the shop right now, screenprinted in raspberry pink, and sunshine yellow.
I think it looks pretty nifty with the Hooray Ice Cream and Super Smashing tea towels too.
Super Smashing tea towel & You're The Best tea towel
Hooray Ice Cream tea towel & You're The Best tea towel
Who deserves a medal in your life?
January 17, 2012
I Heart U hankies!
Everyone loved our Happy Hankies at Christmas, so here's a new handkerchief for al your nose-blowing friends, just in time for Valentine's Day.
The design is a version of the I Heart U screenprint on paper, an alphabet of letters and punctuation with the sentimental message spelled out down the centre.
Screenprinted by hand, by my own hands indeed, on 100% cotton. It's available right now over in the shop in red, sky blue, and just for fun, neon pink.
November 13, 2011
seasonal screenprint somethings
Just for fun, I've been screening up some gift tags
Available as 2 different sets of 6 designs, these will be coming with me to the various craft fairs I am doing this christmas, and I've also popped them in the shop too.
They make pretty cute mini tree decorations too!
November 09, 2011
What a Cracker!
Yes that time of year is aprroaching, and I have succumbed, mid-November, to opening the Christmas Dept over in the online shop.
Here's this year's Mr.PS Christmas tea towel - What a Cracker!
There's also a few Ding Dong and Figgy Pudding tea towels, so if you missed out last year, now's the time to get your mitts on them before they are gone gone gone.
