the paper chronicles
The custom invitation and announcement industry has undergone dramatic changes the past few decades. The digital printing revolution brought us...
To stationery stalwarts, Egg Press is to letterpress cards what, say, Coach is to handbags: They helped redefine a then-forgotten...
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....
For the second year running, The Greeting Card Association has brought Thinking of You Week to vibrant life, so I’m...
So, today I was planning to kick off this post with a peek at the gorgeous 2020 calendar now available...
I have often said that there’s a million stories in the aisles of National Stationery Show — and for me, uncovering each is like finding a little treasure. That of Harmony Mill Paperie, who exhibited there for the first time earlier this month, is one of finding your true passion...
There are so many (valid) complaints these days about how women are depicted in the media. As the mom of...
So, today I am 50 — and, as my (older) brother helpfully pointed out, I actually started my 50th year on...
Tomorrow National Stationery Show opens its summer doors for the very first time, and amongst the many talented makers in the Emerging Designers section will be one Stationery Trends readers are already enamored with: the romantic, whimsical Paige & Willow. As you read this, Founder Ketlin Martins is no doubt...
So I am getting set to head off to AmericasMart, and I couldn’t be more excited to see all the...
As the summer show season gears up, presses large and small are unveiling their new releases. And Helen Edna is...
“Aren’t paper peeps the best?” That’s what I found myself asking my husband last Friday night after we had dinner with Scott of Sapori Stationery and his partner Mark, who were passing through Cleveland. It was a rhetorical question, but of course he agreed. Sadly, now our paper community is...
