the paper chronicles
Good morning, all! I am so excited to provide another glimpse at Legion Paper’s #NSS2018 stamp project. Apparently a few... Continue Reading
It’s a holly jolly holiday season over at Sky of Blue Cards — in every sense of the word. First... Continue Reading
Now more than ever, we can all use a little peace of mind, and Theresa Hutch at Small Cloud Shop is delivering — with a little help from her charming animal herd. TPC readers may remember when I wrote about her White Sage Tarot deck just over a year ago; it... Continue Reading
Each new year brings with it a slew of dynamic new makers to discover, but this one actually came on... Continue Reading
As the final days and hours of 2018 tick down, well, it may be too late to do a physical... Continue Reading
Year in and year out, National Stationery Show unites the industry under one roof for a few too-short days. As such, the one-of-a-kind event is woven into the brands themselves that have flourished within its walls — just ask Sarah Meyer Walsh & Erin Miller, co-owners of the exquisite Haute Papier.... Continue Reading
Several years ago I stumbled across Friendly Fire Paper at National Stationery Show, and was immediately smitten. As beautifully as... Continue Reading
So, Leslie over at Giddy Paperie has been quite busy of late, making lots of additions to her gorgeous body... Continue Reading
There are so many gift subscription services out there, but this is the first one I’ve heard for wrapping gifts — and I am definitely intrigued! Just launched in May, each box from Gift Horse & Co. is packed with a lavish selection of coordinated wrapping papers, ribbons, gift tags, cards, embellishments and... Continue Reading
Rossi 1931 has been a longtime supporter of Stationery Trends, but they recently reached out to me to review their... Continue Reading
Late last week the news broke that Mohawk is collaborating with Emily Ley Paper and Gifts — and I can’t think of a better... Continue Reading
In her nearly 30 years in business, Anne Taintor has been much imitated, but never truly duplicated. She had the very original idea of making collages from vintage magazine ads, injecting her pithy and often rebellious sense of humor into seemingly innocent images of 1930s, 1940s and 1950s happy housewives and... Continue Reading