hi, i'm so glad you're here 🌱
A bit behind the scenes
Bit of Moss is an independent illustration studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota — hand-drawn stickers, cards, planners & patches with heart..
Every design is created locally and made in small batches with eco-friendly materials.
a bit of moss
When you can't find a little good in the world — grow it yourself.
Hi, I’m the maker behind a Bit of Moss. This shop started with a simple idea: when you can’t find what you want in the world, you grow it yourself.
My work is rooted in who we were as kids. We believed in fairness, kindness, and the possibility of making things better. I like to think the kids we used to be would be proud that we are still trying.
A bit more, behind the scenes
All pages →Materials, durability, lamination — the little things that make them last and feel special.
Read more → ✉️How they're printed, why recycled matters, and what goes into something worth sharing.
Read more → 📓Planners and paper goods designed for real use, plus the why behind every page.
Read more → ♻️FSC-certified, post-consumer materials and packaging that's safe to recycle again.
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a bit about me
Making something good in increasingly unhinged times.
I'm a millennial trying to bring a little joy into the world. I live in Minneapolis — a city I love for its creativity, resilience, and community spirit — and it shapes how I think about making things that feel good for people and good for the planet.
I'm progressive, queer, and values-driven. My daily life is a mix of touching grass, caring for pets and plants, and showing up on time for World of Warcraft raid night.
The small team that makes it happen
Unofficial owner of Bit of Moss. Primary duties: printer monitoring, quality assurance, and sitting directly on anything important.
Ten-year-old golden and the very best boy. The post office is a two-mile walk away — escorting your packages there is his favorite thing in the world.
Technically human-shaped, but prefers to stay a moss ball online for now. Let's just say it's a strange era to be putting your face on the internet.