Yee-Haw! Industries is featured right now on Etsy's homepage, and when we flipped through their work we were struck by how inspired it is by the farmers market and old seed catalog prints. There is some gorgeous letterpress here that would be right at home in many kitchens!
See more of our favorite pieces below.
• Keep My Skillet Greasy oversized postcard, $12
• From the Farmers Market series: Yummy Tomato Letterpress Cards
• Cupcakes Make People Happy - Set of two mini calendars, $20
• Orange Pop-Up Sherbet Ditty Bag - Cotton with top drawstring. Good for carrying home produce and tucking into a larger market bag.
• Early Girl Red Tomato Farmers Market Print, $25.
• More Farmers Market inspiration: Silver Queen Corn on the Cob Letterpress Cards with a10 Envelopes - $16
Related: Savvy Entertaining: Farmers Market Place Cards
(All images ©2008 YEE-HAW INDUSTRIAL LETTERPRESS)
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Comments (3)
That's my farmer's market! The guys at Yee-Haw are awesome.
The people at Yee-Haw are indeed fantastic. They are amazing to work with and I highly recommend them for custom work.
For more on Tennessee as a letterpress destination: Hatch Print in Nashville is also worth a look.
TheUnemployedCook: I am seething with envy. It was my market, too, before being exiled to FL. Viva Old North Knox, 4th & Gill, Old City, Forth Sanders, and Downtown!
That's my farmer's market too! In fact, it was more my farmer's market before I moved to south Knoxville from downtown. We're thinking about using a few of those postcards for wedding invitations, since they say "Knoxville" to us.