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From: "Kickstarter" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Subject: Projects We Love: Kickstarter Gold, Continued Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2017 21:05:24 +0000 Kickstarter Newest Popular Ending Soon Projects We Love "Iterate, iterate, iterate. Design is a process of evolution." —Kickstarter Gold creators Sharon and Ted Burdett of Strand Design Below are ten shiny new Kickstarter Gold projects. Explore them all here. EFTA00669305 gg' G., By Strand Design Fourneau Bread Oven 2.0: With add-ons like a removable handle and a non-stick baking mat, this updated version of the innovative kitchen tool helps home bakers "make their best bread ever." %/Few project By People People Wireless Transparent Speakers with Flic Button: These stylish, sustainable speakers are now paired with a tiny Bluetooth remote that allows you to hit play, pause, and skip on your favorite playlists. View project ;r EFTA00669306 By David Bonney Das Sneaker: Berlin's Atheist Shoes returns with a new pair of minimalist, handmade sneakers inspired by Bauhaus design. Vreve project IPi By Copper Canyon Press Pablo Neruda — Poetry Lost + Found: This collection of Pablo Neruda's early poetry, translated in its entirety into English for the first time, takes readers to the very beginning of the poet's prolific career. Vrew project By Thomwillow Subversion, A Broadside Portfolio: Read influential texts by writers like Emily Dickinson in this collection of letterpress broadsides. View project IIr By Daniele Frazier Paper Sculpture Letterpress: A continuation of her Giant Flowers public art project, Daniele Frazier's colorful 2D letterpress prints can be transformed into delicate 3D paper flowers. View project EFTA00669307 By Scolt TeeIrn Alphabet City, Literally: The latest architectural drawing by this NYC-based artist is an "alphabet city" full of visual puns — and pink frosted donuts. View project rw By Hannah Shaffer Damn the Man, Save the Music!: Save a struggling record store in this tabletop RPG inspired by Empire Records, Clerks, and a soundtrack of '90s deep cuts. Vreve project EFTA00669308 By Sean Bonner Safecast bGeigie Raku: Citizen scientists, unite. The newest iteration of this radiation detector kit easily snaps together so you can start taking readings and logging data right away. Vrew project By Two Tumbleweeds What's For Dinner Notepad: From the creators of the Foodie Dice comes a meal- planning notebook designed to help people prep healthy, creative dishes for the week ahead. %/Few project MEET THE CREATORS OF KICKSTARTER GOLD Artists, designers, and makers share the stories behind their projects. Read their stories Iconic projects. Bold new takes. Announcing Kickstarter Gold. EFTA00669309 ;!‘, Kickstarter • 58 Kent St, Brooklyn NY 11222 • www.kickstarter.com • Contact Us • We're Hiring Don't want to keep receiving this newsletter? That's okay. you can unsubscribe or opt out from all newsletters. EFTA00669310

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