It’s been a while since I checked out with Karla at Sky of Blue Cards — but she has not just... Continue Reading
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Several years ago I stumbled across Friendly Fire Paper at National Stationery Show, and was immediately smitten. As beautifully as... Continue Reading
Last week I wrote about 18 Million Thanks — which, at my last peek, has generated some 10,503 cards being sent to health care workers! Now, one of its members, Good Postage, just launched its Gratitude Collection, but it’s a little different than most you’ve seen. Let me back up a... Continue Reading
One of the few perks of being housebound for long periods of time is that you get far more excited... Continue Reading
I am feeling so lucky today to have something really fantastic to share with all of you: an interview with Ashley... Continue Reading
Before I delve into my last batch of LOUIE favorites, I have a quick Noted @ *Noted update: The deadline has been extended from today until next Friday, April 10. The Greeting Card Association hopes this offers a chance for more makers to highlight their work, especially any recent designs... Continue Reading
In my last post, I asked makers to let me share promotions they’ve unveiled in the last week or so... Continue Reading
Good morning all, I’m so excited to share this (rather long) post with you! When I was approached about a... Continue Reading
Card trends ebb and flow, and honestly, I thought photography on cards was a quirky niche, that is until I got acquainted with The Pen + Piper. Now I am questioning everything I thought I knew about the stationery market, which is frankly what I love about it: Just when... Continue Reading
What better way to kick off 2020 than with a really exquisite collaboration? Hartland Brooklyn is the brainchild of Emily... Continue Reading
I always refer to envelopes as humble, but really they are deceptively simple items holding endless potential and promise. They... Continue Reading
To stationery stalwarts, Egg Press is to letterpress cards what, say, Coach is to handbags: They helped redefine a then-forgotten object to a new glory. The Portland house of letterpress not only churns out a vibrant and rather prolific range of cards, art prints and gift wrap, they also quietly... Continue Reading