FIRST IMPRESSIONS LAST, BUT DEEP IMPRESSIONS LAST LONGER.LETTERPRESS PRINTING SERVICES FOR BRIDES AND BRANDS!
HI. I’M CHERIE - HERE TO BRING YOUR PRINTING DREAMS TO LIFE!
Once upon a time not too long ago I ran across a video of a lady who was printing such beautiful things on a platen press (but I didn’t know that at the time.) incidentally she was letterpress printing. I was immediately intrigued! I just had to know what she was doing! I only had to do a bit of research before I realized that was the job I had been looking for. After weeks of research and budgeting and searching I found my very own Chandler and Price platen press in Omaha, Nebraska. It was love at first sight! I knew this press was for me! So Cache Letterpress was born!
Now, how I decided to name my business Cache (kash) Letterpress. There is a river that begins high in the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, it tumbles down the slopes of the front range and meanders though Fort Collins. This river is named the Cache la Poudre River. I’ve often sat on the banks of the Poudre River with a picnic lunch, fished in its depths and camped by the rushing water. I wanted to give my brand and customers the gift of the simplicity of mountain air, crystal clear dancing water, and birds chirping overhead. Therefore Cache Letterpress.
God created a beautiful world for us as His children, I believe he absolutely loves to see us enjoy His creation and to do our part to keep the beauty alive. As a pressman and a designer it is my pleasure to be able to make beautiful things and make people happy. I’ve worked hard to improve my craft to the best of my knowledge. It is my biggest joy to be privileged enough to work hands-on with such a vintage machine and messy ink.
ASLAN
My dear Aslan, how many beautiful projects we’ve worked on together and hopefully many more to come!
My press was built in approximately 1906. It weighs about 1,200 pounds.
Aslan temporarily resides in my garage, together with ink, lead type, many spacers and my dear kitty Jetta. However we have many dreams of a real studio someday, including but not limited to. . . an old boxcar. . . a glass dome. . . an old bookstore. . . the list could go on.
Thanks to you for supporting my dream!
Aslan and Cherie @ Cache Letterpress
