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During this past *Noted, I couldn’t help falling in love with the Meet The Maker videos. These short intros were...
Subscription boxes are nothing new of course, but then again, neither is letterpress! Although the printing method was founded in...
Boxed sets have had an interesting trajectory these past several years. Dyed-in-the-wool letter-writers have always loved them. They’ve multi-functional and versatile, grouped into pleasing themes, and they also make great grab-and-go gifts for fellow lovers of epistolary. With any luck, the gift giver can expect a thank-you written on one...
I can't be the only one who's more than a little relieved — and inspired — to see new releases from favorite vendors being unveiled. teNeues doesn't disappoint with its artful, vibrant Fall lineup.
Sometimes the best option is to just slow down and take it easy, which pretty much encompasses my holiday weekend plans...
Each new year brings with it a slew of dynamic new makers to discover, but this one actually came on the scene late last year. LindaGeez is a lovingly created collection of stationery and gifts, created in Linda Gustafson’s home office in Woodstock, Illinois. From the looks of her work,...
I have often said that there’s a million stories in the aisles of National Stationery Show — and for me,...
One of my favorite spots at National Stationery Show this past February was Emerging Designers — and one of the...
The concept behind Piggyback is so simple and so ingenious, it’s unbelievable that no one thought of it before! Here’s the rub: We all know that letterpress tends to be crazy expensive, but much of the cost arises because you are paying to set up the press. Piggyback groups its...
Sapori is a fairly new player in the stationery game, but that doesn’t mean its designs are not impactful! The...
I feel like once I have lost an hour of Sunday morning sleep, something really wonderful has got to be...
Like much of the country, here in Ohio’s snow belt, March truly came in like a lion. Our freak winter storm started around 7 last night. All night long I could hear the wind whistling, and when I looked out my window this morning, we’d been walloped with at least...
