We love to print
Skip navigationQuite a lot of the MOO Crew here in London grew up in the 1980s. We’ve managed to get over legwarmers, ra-ra skirts and Flock of Seagulls hairdos,* but we got really nostalgic after we received an email about the Rubik’s Cube this week.
Isn’t that just totally rad? … Bueller? … Anyone?
Matt has made his very own custom Rubik’s Cube, using a special self assembly kit and a MOO StickerBook! Not only did he send us pictures of the finished article, but he also sent us a link to video of how to put your own custom Rubik’s Cube together.
It’s nice to see stickers being stuck on to a Rubik’s cube, rather than peeled off to (ahem) ’solve’ it more easily. Perhaps it was just me who was a terrible cheat?
We love personalizing things here at MOO – it’s what MOO is all about, after all. Some prototypes of our new plastic holders arrived last week, and Rui and Lisa decided that what they really needed was some personalized bling – so we set about them with special sticky Japanese rhinestones.
Lisa and Joy’s collaborative effort…

The non-bedazzled version of the holders will be available from MOO soon (although they might be slightly different from the ones in the pictures here – we’re still perfecting them).
If you’re waiting for your choice of colour for our regular holders, there’s good news. The ladies at Supernana in Belgium have been really busy, and have sent us a new delivery of fluffy holders, so all ten colours are back in stock. We still have pink, hot pink and aqua leather Cobu holders, and more in all colours are on the way.
As we’re looking at YouTube, I should also tell you about jocksspedos’ brilliant stop-motion animation of unboxing his Moo Cards.
You won’t get the Banana Split Song out of your head for the rest of the day, be warned!
TTFN!
Kim
*Well, maybe not Dan B, but he looks so cute coding in footless tights and deely boppers that we’ll let it pass.
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PLEASE do designer papers (such as 8 x 8, 12 x 12, 8.5 X 11) for us paper crafters! You would be silly not to. We buy lots and lots of paper.
Just a tip for working with rhinestones – they sell jumbo toothpicks with daubs of sticky wax on the end for picking up the stones, but if you can’t find those, use a piece of scotch tape rolled up into a tight little stick with the sticky side out. Press your finger tips against the tip a few times to reduce the stickiness and you now have a decent implement to pick up your stones.
@Ballookey – cool tip. Thankyou on behalf of our avid crafters :-)
and @Mona – I know the MOO product team watch this blog closely so you never know, paper could end up on the cards.. (groan, sorry!)
Nicky (MOO)
loving the bling!