stationery
It’s no shocker that I’ve been focused on the Noted @ *Noted Product Awards for the last few weeks — there’s... Continue Reading
Good morning everyone, here is the last group of Noted @ *Noted finalists! UWP Luxe. As avid fans of salon... Continue Reading
Lately I’ve often found myself recalling the words of Fred Rogers: in times of crisis, we should look to the helpers to guide us through. That’s just what Catherine Hildner of Kitty Meow Boutique in Naperville, Illinois, did, and in the process became something of a helper herself. It all... 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
Trying to spread love & encourage social connection during this time of social distancing, Yeppie Paper has sprung into action... Continue Reading
I know I wasn’t the only paper person whose mind was completely blown this past weekend, seeing what Javits Center... Continue Reading
In my last post, I asked makers to let me share promotions they’ve unveiled in the last week or so here. I didn’t think I’d get much of a response, so it’s been really heartwarming to open email after email and learn all the different ways makers are responding to... 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