Show Notes
In this episode, Derek Deweese interviews Jaclyn Myers, co-founder of KaleidoCraft Prints, a company specializing in 3D printed stationery products. Jaclyn shares her journey into the stationery hobby, her preferences for pens, inks, and paper, and the excitement of launching her business at the Chicago Pen Show. The conversation highlights the importance of community in the stationery world and the innovative potential of 3D printing to enhance the hobby.Show Linkshttps://www.kaleidocraft.comhttps://www.instagram.com/kaleidocraftprints/https://www.wellappointeddesk.comhttps://www.wellappointeddesk.com/2020/10/alternative-ink-tools-hits-misses/https://www.wellappointeddesk.com/2021/06/rethinking-the-stationery-world-post-pandemic-overcoming-burnout/https://www.wellappointeddesk.com/author/jmyers/TakeawaysJaclyn Myers launched KaleidoCraft, focusing on 3D printed stationery.She has a strong preference for unique nibs and ink combinations.The match between pen and ink is crucial for her writing experience.KaleidoCraft aims to provide affordable and customizable stationery products.The Chicago Pen Show was a successful launch for KaleidoCraft.Jaclyn emphasizes the importance of community in the stationery hobby.She encourages reconnecting with the stationery community after a hiatus.KaleidoCraft plans to donate a portion of profits to charity.The company is exploring the creation of fountain pens and nib holders.Jaclyn's passion for crafting and stationery has been lifelong.
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