Please note: we will be out of the studio from 4/26-5/3. Orders placed in that time period will be filled after 5/4.
This is hands down my favorite time of the year! The leaves are changing, the air is dry and cool, and I start lighting my pumpkin candles and try to enjoy the present moments...yet still thinking about the holiday season to come. We are happy to have introduced some fun...
Artisan Market Season in our area seems to start in or around April. We have done some shows at that time of year and they were held indoors. The Artisan Market really becomes popular when the good weather comes our way, and the vendors show up like a gypsy caravan...
The Z107 Bridal Showcase was a great success! On Sunday, we participated in the Z107 bridal showcase at the Whittemore Center at UNH in Durham, NH. It was our first time at that show, and we met so many great couples! We have done wedding shows in Portland, ME and...
What a year!! So many great things happened at El's Cards in 2016! First and foremost, it was our first full year working together as a team. And I am happy to report that it went extremely well! Bob's strengths and mine are so different so we complement each other...
It has been seven years since we started participating in art and craft shows with our stationery products! Recently, one of my former brides had mentioned that she and her husband were thinking about selling a new product at shows. It got me thinking about some helpful hints for someone...
Days off have been few and far between lately! BUT....after our amazing show this weekend...The Vintage Bazaar in Salisbury, MA....we needed it. Often we will enjoy a "stare at the wall day" for our day off if we haven't had one in awhile. But Monday was perfect fall weather, so...
What a beautiful summer we are having this year! We just spent the weekend in Camden, Maine participating in a wonderful show on the grounds of the Camden Public Library. Our spot was in the Amphitheater and it was so picturesque! It was our first time doing this event and...
