We've blogged a bit before about Maker Co-op, a union of ten Austin-based creative businesses. Son of a Sailor is a proud member of this crew, and we're excited to show you our newest group project! All ten of us joined up with Wrappily to create a line of wrapping paper. Not just any wrapping paper, mind you—ours, like all papers produced by Wrappily, are reversible, reusable, compostable, and printed with soy-based inks. (Read more about Wrappily's eco-friendly philosophy. They print on local newspaper presses!)
Each maker in the Co-op contributed their own pattern to this series. Before starting, we were all assigned the same color palette to work with, which was key to helping create a cohesive collection. Since we all design with a unique aesthetic, corralling our creative minds together to create a series was a triumph! As you can see, there's still plenty of variety in texture and pattern in this collection:
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via Wrappily.com |
Because the papers are double sided, we got to share a sheet with another lovely design by Poppy & Fern.
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via Wrappily.com |


This finished product of our teamwork is a collection of five papers with colorful, whimsical patterns that you can purchase on the Wrappily website!
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