Happy New Year, gals! We’re giving you a sneak peek at some of the biggest 2019 stationery trends before they hit shelves. (Spoiler alert: You’re going to want them all.)
The Erin Condren Stationery Store in the Mosaic District Is Now Open!
Here at Erin Condren, we love connecting with our customers and fans—and that’s why we’re so excited to announce the grand opening of our newest store in the Mosaic District in Fairfax, Virginia!
6 Tips for Planning the Best Holiday Season Yet!
The holidays are coming, and it’s never too early to plan and outsmart the season’s top stressors: busted budgets, ditched diets, tiresome travel, high-pressure parties and visiting in-laws. There’s nothing we can do about the last one, so let’s focus on planning like a pro for the smoothest, EC-est, most enjoyable season yet. You deserve it. Here are six tips to make it happen.
Blogger Takeover: Planner Folio Organization with Claudia Bach @chicagomomplans
Claudia Bach is the admin of one of the largest, most active and fastest growing planning communities on Facebook, Bullet Journal Junkies, which currently has 145K members. As a longtime member of the planning community, Claudia has had the honor of being on various design teams and speaking at several planner conferences and events, including Go Wild hosted by Wild for Planners. Claudia lives in Naperville, IL with her husband and 13-year-old daughter Lindsey, who is following in her mom’s footsteps as a planner girl. Claudia can be found on Instagram at instagram.com/chicagomomplans.
6 Things A Cancer Survivor Wishes You Knew with Guest Blogger Sam Kuhr
Samantha (Sam) Kuhr is a longtime Erin Condren employee, travel enthusiast, boy mom, cancer survivor and travel blogger. She can be found detailing her incredible travels, beautiful family and courageous health battle on her blog, My Travelling Circus. Sam is a beloved member of the planner community and active planner conference moderator and speaker. Today she’s bravely guest blogging and sharing first-hand tips for navigating a conversation with someone with cancer.