My first National Stationery Show (NSS) was 1998, so I consider myself an old-timer. But that’s nothing … Up With... Continue Reading
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It’s been a while since I checked out with Karla at Sky of Blue Cards — but she has not just... Continue Reading
You know that ledge people talk about, as in “I need to be talked off the ledge?” Me and my personal ledge are getting rather cozy of late. Some of those frequent visits have involved the very transition you see before you — and while I’m very excited about all the... Continue Reading
Almost from the moment that E. Frances Paper made its National Stationery Show (NSS) debut in 2013, it was a... Continue Reading
Several years ago I stumbled across Friendly Fire Paper at National Stationery Show, and was immediately smitten. As beautifully as... Continue Reading
I am feeling so lucky today to have something really fantastic to share with all of you: an interview with Ashley Molesso and Chess Needham. You probably know them better as Ash + Chess — and if you’ve ever seen their National Stationery Show booth, chances are it made a big impression.... Continue Reading
Trying to spread love & encourage social connection during this time of social distancing, Yeppie Paper has sprung into action... 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
So, we’re all under quarantine, or self-quarantine, or simply practicing social distancing. Regardless of the semantics, for the moment we’ve all got time on our hands, as well as no small amount of nervous energy! Yet in all the hoopla of the slow coronavirus approach, followed by schools, restaurants and... Continue Reading
If I’ve been reminded of anything in the past week, it’s how quickly everything can change. Yet the ties that... 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
It’s hard to believe it’s been an entire month (!) since National Stationery Show opened its first doors of the new decade at Javits Center. Reviewing the photos I took, I realized a few things: — As long as people communicate via traditional correspondence, it will continue to evolve to reflect... Continue Reading