Dee a regular with wonderful Carol Duvall

Dee was on HGTV's Carol Duvall Show for 10 of its 11 year run. Today you can catch encores of those shows on the DIY Channel. You can also see occasionally Dee with Sandi Genovese, host of regular DIY Scrapbooking. DIY appears mostly on satellite. If your cable provider doesn't provide it yet, do ask for it. Originally HGTV was seldom available on cable too.

Posh had 6 stores including Southern California's South Coast Plaza

This is Dee sitting in our last store located in Irvine CA. Better Homes and Gardens put this picture and a surprising, amazing and humbling 17 additional consecutive pages about that store in their May 1999 issue. It was a shock first seeing it nestled between Cosmopolitan and Newsweek in the local supermarket.

Dee Warren in South America

For the first five years of marriage, Dee and Warren taught school for U.S. Steel in Venezuela, South America. They absolutely loved it. Here they are with a boa constrictor wrapped around them for their, believe it or not, Christmas card photo.

Posh Impressions' Combined staff

Though Posh Impressions had 6 stores, they never had more than 3 at a time. Here is the combined staff at the annual Christmas party when we had three stores. We were blessed with some very talented people. The manager is entertaining here in her 10,000 sq. ft. home. The Gruenig's felt like they should work for her!

Dee taught Asian, European & American craft instructors for the military

The U.S. Department of Defense twice sent Dee to Germany, Korea and Washington DC to teach military art directors how to scrapbook and rubber stamp. They in turn taught military personnel and their families. It was excellent for creating scrapbooks to record military experiences as well as for sending handmade cards back home. Here is a photo of Korean art directors Dee taught. Notice how precise and excellent their work is. Notice too that they took the work very seriously.

Dee assisted in beginning Stampin' Up. Here she is with original founders LaVonne and Shelley.

It is not common knowledge that Dee helped introduce rubber stamping in the first video for Stampin' Up that was used for about their first three years to help recruit their thousands of personnel. Dee was also their featured guest speaker for their earliest conventions held right on the strip in Las Vegas. Here are original founders LaVonne Crosby (left) and Shelli Gardner with the picture taken in one of their homes. In the video, Dee showed how stamping was done and Shelli and Lavone followed with the recruiting pitch. It all worked very well as today Shelli, CEO, oversees 500 employees and 50,000 sales consultants called Independent Demonstrators.

Tim and Dee are long time friends

Tim and Dee have much respect for each other. Here Tim had come to Dee's studio in California so they could experiment together toward coming up with possible new products. Their styles are quite different with Tim famous for altered art using lots of muted vintage colors while Dee is known for her love of bright vibrant colors. Tim works and demonstrates inks and pigments directly for Ranger Industries while Dee works under license to develop and demonstrate inks and pigments for Uchida of America (Marvy).

Club Posh Moderator and Project Stamp Artist Daylene Strickland earned the cover!

A number of our Club Posh members get published. Daylene got this prestigious Rubber Stamper cover. And like Daylene, all club members can have their own stamp art gallery in Club Posh where their work can be seen by everyone. Sunday International provides a free set of EZ Mount stamps for those who are published.

On television you've seen Dee's home studio desk. Here is her art desk at her studio at work

Dee uses two desks in her studio away from home. This one is for working with art. Another, against another wall, is for administrative types of work. As at home, every inch around each desk is accounted for and everything is where she can easily reach it. Nearly everything you see in this picture is available for sale on the Sunday International web site, because Dee actually believes in and uses the products she has a part in creating.

Other posh-abilities for tileabilities

In the Projects Section of this web site you will find a Tileabilities Card made with Rainbow Sponges and Inkabilities inks, created by Dee with Ranger. Here are similar cards you can make with the same directions. Go ahead. Make a bunch at one time to be ready when you next need a card. On the project page you will find many other projects. All of them have a list of supplies and directions.