Showing posts with label wordology. etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wordology. etsy. Show all posts

3.1.11

Subway Signs, Bus Blinds For Sale at www.Wordology.etsy.com

I've always loved fonts...adding numbers makes it more fab.  This design was created by using popular U.S Cities along with a few select area codes for the numbers.  Printed on premium, gloss,  heavy poster paper with a chunky white border which creates it's own mat...perfect for framing. 
 
Large 24" x 36" - Suitable for stock framing.
 
Here is Wordology's first listing for 2011 on Etsy
 



 
 
 

29.11.10

Subway Signs, Bus and Tram Scrolls.....Oh My!

 GRAND OPENING THIS WEEK


So much has been going on since my last post.  My daughter had a healthy, beautiful, baby girl...Gianna.  She is pure sunshine and I have been so caught up in the joy of being a new gramma that I have been completely absent from blogging and catching up on all of your fabulous posts.  Just this week I have started visiting you all again. 
On a creative note, I have finally taken the plunge and opened my Etsy store.  I'm so excited to be back online here and in my new venture.  I will be offering custom subway roll signs on canvas and in print.  Please visit me...Later in the week I will have the first of my new offerings.
WORDOLOGY.



 
 

13.4.10

Vintage Subway Roll Sign?

11/29/10
2nd UPDATE:   The shop is set up and just about ready to add the first listings.    Drop by http://www.etsy.com/shop/wordology  for a visit.


5/12/10
UPDATE:  Custom Roll Signs will soon be available to purchase.  Feel free to contact me if you have requests before the store is open.

4/13/10
After yesterdays post, I was happy to hear from other "wordies" so I thought I'd share my recent project.  I've drooled for some time over vintage subway roll signs but couldn't bring myself to spend as much as $1,000 dollars (yes - you heard me right).  True to my frugal self, I decided it was the look I was after and not so much the fact that it was a great piece of history.  Why not make one? 

I was originally going to replicate famous Paris streets but decided to honour my husband who was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. 

The completed sign was made for a song which made me giddy.

Cost for design.......time at the computer designing
Cost for printing......fairly reasonable
Cost for ready-to-hang faming......well worth it
Cost to bring a little piece of childhood memories to my husband.......priceless!


Sign measures 4 1/2 feet by 1 1/2 feet.

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