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Snail mail and greeting cards have assumed a renewed importance in American life that has been absent for decades upon... Continue Reading
So, originally I had planned a Thinking of You Week post for today. I already had it half-way written in... Continue Reading
Is it just me, or are all my favorite makers suddenly at the tippy top of their games? Maybe I have a touch of cabin fever, but I find myself absolutely stunned, over and over again, seeing new designs that seem to hone in on what I’m feeling before I’m... Continue Reading
After a summer where few of us got to see actual product at physical trade shows, it’s really exciting to... Continue Reading
Today’s a very important day for the USPS, and for those of us having shall we say a bit of... Continue Reading
Catch up with Carina Murray, a 22-time NY NOW and NSS exhibitor. At Crow & Canary, the indie stationery brands are always fresh and the manis are the most! Continue Reading
Sometimes the best option is to just slow down and take it easy, which pretty much encompasses my holiday weekend plans... Continue Reading
My first National Stationery Show (NSS) was 1998, so I consider myself an old-timer. But that’s nothing … Up With... Continue Reading
It’s been a while since I checked out with Karla at Sky of Blue Cards — but she has not just been busy creating amazing product, she’s been doing so for so many good causes! For now through the end of July, through the Reach Out & Write Someone campaign, Karla... 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
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