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There has never been a need for business women stationery more than now. As more women enter the work field or venture out on their own the need for feminine women's stationery is becoming a high demand and Die Cuts With A View has it.

Spellbinders Paper Arts will be releasing three new Nestabilities sets at the end of November giving crafters even more paper crafting possibilities and at an affordable price.

With Sizzix's latest release of new dies and embossing folders, CutAtHome.com, the scrapbook die-cutting online store will now be carrying these new dies and other Sizzix products.

While attending the Craft and Hobby Association Trade Show, Marcie Mower, the owner of Cutathome.com approached Petaloo Flowers booth to not only find high quality scrapbooking embellishments, but recession proof products as well.

After being in business for two years, Graphic 45 has limited to selling single 12x12 paper sheets, but after many customer requests, they now offer paper pads in the three brand new paper lines just released.

After Quickutz released the “Epic Six”, their best universal die-cutting machine in July, they created a new division of QuicKutz, Inc., Lifestyle Crafts (L), to bring a letterpress printing combo kit coming fall of 2009.

Cut@Home online store releases the best scrapbooking adhesives for scrapbooking, card making, and papercrafting projects on the market by Beacon Adhesives, Inc. that will be a must have for all crafters.

Stacey Caron, owner and designer of Spellbinders Paper Arts received the innovation award from the Craft and Hobbby Association (CHA) for the Shapeabilities Pendants and Borderabilities Die templates.

Robin's Nest releases their brand new line of scrapbook embellishments called, "tear drops" and dazziling card makers across the globe.

Copic markers have always been popular among those who do architecture and those who love to color anime’ pictures, but there is a new market that Copic is reaching and that is the scrapbookers, papercrafters and especially the card makers.