In the weeks of preparation leading up to the National Stationery Show, we were thrilled to receive the Spring edition of Stationery Trends magazine. Not only is the NSS issue bursting with inspiring articles, profiles and trendy designs, it also showcases several gotta-see vendors to visit at the tradeshow. Be sure to come to the Envelopments booth (#2462) to see our latest in product development. And for a special treat, swing by on Tuesday, May 22 from 4-6pm to meet Kristy Rice of Momental Designs.
- Envelopments - originator of the mix and match custom invitation system. Offering the widest selection of colors, shapes and sizes including: Pocket Folds, Portable Pockets, Envelofolds enclosures; folded cards; card stocks and papers; envelope liners and envelopes.
Your access to paper creativity... locate an Envelopments Dealer/Designer to create custom wedding invitations, announcements, business communiqués and anything else deserving special attention.
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Pennies From Heaven
Who woulda’ thunk?…one song produced in so many different styles, performed by such a variety of different performers could traverse the ages and touch the hearts of so many!
The song was first introduced by Bing Cosby in the 1936 film of the same name, “Pennies from Heaven.” You could say it has become an American staple spawning hundreds of versions by such luminaries as Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, and even the comedian, Rich Little, has done his take. It has been done as jazz, blues, doo-wop, country, and…wait for it…acid rock. We have seen it appear in other films over time such as “Elf” and recently “The Artist”. It has popped up on TV shows with Shirley Bassey performing it on The Muppet Show, and Regis Philbin sang it for the game show “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.”
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