Rachel Bone runs a one-woman screen printed apparel line in Baltimore called Red Prairie Press. I recently had the opportunity to meet Rachel at the Art Star Craft Bazaar in Philadelphia & see her wonderful creations in person. Her hand-printed apparel designs are made in her home studio using water-based low-toxicity ink. Inspired by Scandinavian, Dutch, Russian & Oaxacan folk art, as well as nature and vintage objects, her new designs feature cuckoo clocks, ferns, feathers and folkloric birds. The Scandinavian Bird and Cuckoo Clocks tank tops are perfect for spring & summer. The terrific cuckoo clocks design is also available on sleeveless tees. The stylish jersey cotton scarves are big sellers, and I love the light-weight Feather cardigan that is perfect for a cool day. Rachel's line of clothing is sold through various websites, as well as at craft fairs and retail stores all over the country. Receive a 15% discount with coupon code FUNKYDEALS (expires June 6).
*GIVEAWAY - Closed - Congrats Mel! Red Prairie Press is giving away a Cuckoo Clocks Triblend Tank. There are several ways to enter this giveaway. Ends at 9pm EST, Sunday, June 6.
1. Visit Red Prairie Press, then leave a comment on this post noting your favorite item.
2. Subscribe to the Red Prairie Press newsletter, then leave a comment on this post noting you have done so.
3. Become a Red Prairie Press Facebook fan, then leave a comment on this post noting you have done so.
4. Follow Red Prairie Press on Twitter, then leave a comment on this post noting you have done so.
*GIVEAWAY - Closed - Congrats Mel! Red Prairie Press is giving away a Cuckoo Clocks Triblend Tank. There are several ways to enter this giveaway. Ends at 9pm EST, Sunday, June 6.
1. Visit Red Prairie Press, then leave a comment on this post noting your favorite item.
2. Subscribe to the Red Prairie Press newsletter, then leave a comment on this post noting you have done so.
3. Become a Red Prairie Press Facebook fan, then leave a comment on this post noting you have done so.
4. Follow Red Prairie Press on Twitter, then leave a comment on this post noting you have done so.