the paper fold podcast
If you grew up in the 1970s, 1980s or 1990s, you probably remember Acrylic Clips. And no, I don’t mean...
It’s been a decade since Emily McDowell shook up stationery with her Empathy Cards. One of the many fabulous things...
If you are like me and stop whatever you are doing to hungrily inhale the latest Shoppe Object marketing email to hit your in-box, you are going to love part 2 of my meanderings through this can’t-miss Manhattan Market. This is a long post, so get comfortable! goddex apothecary If...
Thanks to everyone who reached out to me after I posted part #1 – I’m so thrilled to have so many...
Until last week, I didn’t know what the Sad Girls Bar was — but that all changed when an embargoed...
Typically, a holiday finds me as far as humanly possible from work. But not this July Fourth; these days my head is in a far different place. I’m still reeling and disbelieving that my rights — as well as those of all Americans who can bear or play a part in...
Trade show time is ALWAYS a crazy time — and winter trade show time during a global pandemic, well, it’s...
To me, a gift is not truly a present until is wrapped enticingly. Ideally, I like any gift I give...
During this past *Noted, I couldn’t help falling in love with the Meet The Maker videos. These short intros were designed to circumvent the digital format of that event and allow buyers to get acquainted with brands they are considering taking on. While nothing can ever replace actually hobnobbing in...
Year in and year out, my Sugar Paper x Target Holiday collab posts get the most traction from TPN readers....
I used to say that greeting cards are the billboard of the American psyche, but lately I’ve been starting to...
Serendipity has always been one of my favorite words. After all, what’s not to like? It is the type of pleasingly long and consonant-rich word that rolls off the tongue, plus you can be impressed with yourself for knowing its definition (“an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident,” according...
