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The Zine Shop

I fell in love with making zines while living in a tiny studio apartment on Haight Street in San Francisco. The tactile, experimental, multi-media nature of the format appealed to me, and it became a way to make sense of what I was feeling. The process is nothing short of an exercise in introspection, mindfulness, and improvisation. And lots of patience. Thanks for coming by and supporting!

I fell in love with making zines while living in a tiny studio apartment on Haight Street in San Francisco. The tactile, multi-media nature of the format appealed to me, and it became a way to channel what I was feeling in a creative way. Making zines is an introspective process for me, and I love to share what comes out of it.

Thanks for coming by and supporting!

How Cozy

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How Cozy

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How Cozy

By Rachel Hauser, February 2021

I made How Cozy one winter evening while hunkered down with my two roommates in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. In the seemingly endless cycle of dark winter days mid-pandemic, it’s that much more important to remind ourselves what brings us warmth. Things like a favorite record, homemade soup, flannel sheets.

This one page-folded pocket zine is a list of pure coziness, from me to you.

✨ B&W print on colored 120 lb. paper

✨~ 2.75” x 4.25'“

✨ Small batch, hand made in Greenpoint

Stay warm.

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