Fat Chick Press

Kwikprint 86 Foil Stamping Machine: $1,000

According to the serial number, this machine was manufactured in 2001, and sold to Indiana State University, in Terre Haute, IN. We have owned it for several years.

It is equipped with the 3” x5-3/4” Typeholder, 3” Foilfeed, two-way platform, precision linefinder, platform gauges and machine light. The Robotemp Heat Control heats and maintains the temperature quickly and efficiently.
The machine works perfectly, but, although we had grand plans to foil stamp everything in sight when we bought this, we’ve found that we seldom use it, and we’d like to free up some counter space it occupies.

I’m not comfortable packing and shipping the machine, so if you’re interested in buying it, please be available to pick it up, or to organize packing and shipping by a pro.

This is definitely the first time I’ve come into my workshop and been met by a vintage Yamaha motorcycle!!

I just made cards with a die cut, and now I want to die cut everything!! This is the most satisfying fun this week!!

I love pattern, and I used this one as a recurring theme in a recent invitation suite. The bride’s grandparents are from Cuba, and this pattern is based on a ceramic floor tile in Havana.
















This suite was printed on lovely, pillowy lettra stock.

Beautiful envelope liners for a wedding suite!

I never print on coloured paper, but for this upcoming wedding we’re printing on beautiful handmade paper from SHARON KOPKO] and I 💗 it!















Thank you SHARON KOPKO] for this luxe paper—my bride is thrilled!

Wedding season is starting up, and we’re back in the world of sumptuous papers, silk ribbons, and indulgence! The fat chick has just a few weeks of production open for summer and fall weddings, so if you’re thinking of letterpressed invitations please get in touch soon!

The sun will shine again…

And just like that, (or so it feels) I’m back at work! But what a joy to return to a gift in the mail! Thank you for the sweetest calendar illustrated by
rabbit rabbit indeed!

When you use leftover wallpaper to make envelopes for hand delivery of card purchases!

I am so fortunate to work in this space that is filled with beautiful light, even when the sun is setting at 430pm!