Shortpockets

Sarah Skarda. Based in Glen Ellyn, IL, US.

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Minted on Jun 09 2015
www.myshortpockets.com
https://www.minted.com/creative/shortpockets

About Shortpockets

My interest in design started early and I decided to study Graphic Design and Fine Arts in college. I started my own company, Shortpockets, in 2009 while living in New York City. I now live in the Chicago area, which is where I grew up and where I consider home. Stationery and paper products are my specialty and I love creating patterns, shapes and random designs that are clean, colorful and sweet.

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