We are a company founded and led by Dee Gruenig. In 1979 she picked up her first rubber stamp. It was manufactured by All Night Media, and began an instant love affair! Today her stamps are manufactured and made available by JudiKins. Over Posh's history, Dee has licensed with other leading companies such as Uchida of America (Marvy) and Mrs. Grossman's Paper Company. She sometimes assisted other companies such as Sailor and OTT-LITE and had great fun working with Paper Adventures, ProCraft, Xyron, and Ranger to put her designs into scrapbooking papers and other products. She and her husband Warren know they have been privileged to work past and present with companies so respected for product quality and integrity.

Dee, and Posh Impressions have set sales records for rubber stamps through Jr. League fund raisers and six retail stores that led to her own line of rubber stamps, Posh Impressions. The first request for a posh rubber stamp was made by Ladybird Johnson when Dee participated in a Jr. League show in Austin, Texas. At first she taught numerous classes and individuals face to face, but there were just too many so she turned to instruction mostly through media.

Her first video, made for the Stampin' Up home party system, used to recruit their huge number of representatives, led to 11 more of her own plus 10 authored or co-authored books, with The Great Rubber Stamp Book selling a record setting 292,000 copies before it went into Costco as centerpiece of a stamping kit. She was often a featured speaker at major events including the first 9 Stampin' Up conventions, has been a regular guest on HGTV's Carol Duvall Show for about 10 years, besides doing some DIY and Public Television shows, and was privileged to serve as a Crafts & Hobby Association (CHA) Board of Director for two terms. Dee's husband joined her to serve as CEO for 15 years.

An online stamp club, Club Posh, began in 2001 when Posh Impressions' web master and about 70 stampers expressed interest in establishing a club for stamping and scrapbooking. Today it is a club site with many on-line members. Many participate in forum discussions, offering mutual help and care, member stamp art galleries, swaps, contests and challenges. There is no charge for membership. You can visit or join at www.ClubPosh.com.

Dee's newest products are five large unmounted rubber stamp collections using the EZ Mount system of unmounted rubber stamping made and originated by Sunday International. Working beautifully with these stamps are her signature Blending Blox and brush art markers made by Marvy. She also has two current popular DVDs available; the 2 1/2 hour Simply Posh and the shorter, newest, Using EZ Mount with Dee Gruenig that features her four newest projects. It was shot with a live audience.

Something especially exciting is the expansion of Dee Gruenig Signature Designs by JudiKins, a company that not only manufactures quality but teaches through classes and videos how to properly use stamps for terrific results.

Some Past Magazine Articles, Features and Interviews of Dee or Warren Gruenig

Additional articles about Dee and her products have appeared since 2007 in various magazines and books. Earlier articles, other than those at the bottom, are unlisted as they are unavailable.

Numerous articles about Dee and her products have appeared in the year 2007 in various magazines and hard cover books that we have been unable to list here due to time limits and bacause we have not seen most of the magazines as companies now advertise for Dee and Posh instead of ourselves so that the advertising companies receive the magazine copies.

Altered Art Magazine - Dee's designs used in an altered art manner. There will also be an interview with Gary Barbee. Scheduled for the spring of 2007.

EZ Mount by Art Snyder, RubberStampMadness, Nov-Dec. 2006.

Club Posh's 5th Anniversary, RubberStampMadness, Nov-Dec. 2006.

Blending Blox and Sailor Pastel Pens, RubberStampMadness, Spring of 2007

Unmounted Stamps by Roberta Wax, The Rubber Stamper, Jan. 2007.

Scrap & Stamp Arts Q & A With Warren Column - Vertical Inspirations, in the spring 2007.

Scrap & Stamp Arts, a mention of Club Posh 5th Anniversary - approx. Nov-Dec. 2006.

EZ Mount in Vamp Stamp News, Catalog Picks, by Nancie Waterman, June, 2006.

EZ Mount in Memory Makers, by Katie Hilbert, January 2007.

Dee Gruenig, A Star Among Us, by Julie Stephani in Today's Creative Home Arts, March-April, 2007.

Dee Gruenig, for the VIP Lounge of SS Reflections on-line magazine, October, 2006 and regular features there.

E Z Mount & Dee's way of stamping, The Scrapping Studio, an on-line magazine, Sept. 28, 2006

What in the World Are Blending Blox?, by Warren Gruenig, The Scrapping Studio on-line magazine, to appear about March, 2007.

Simply Cards & Paper Craft, print magazine of the UK, EZ Mount and Dee, Fall of 2006.

Simply Stamping, Scrapbook, and Papercraft Essentials, 3 separate magazines of the UK, EZ Mount and Dee. EZ Mount and Blending Blox contest currently in place.

Norsk Stempelblad magazine of Norway wants to publish an article about Blending Blox.

CNA trade magazine plans an article about EZ Mount.

Craftrends trade magazine did an article about unmounted stamping by Maria Nerius in the fall of 2006.

Rubber Stamp Retailer trade magazine, EZ Mount and unmounted stamping by Erin Cochran in the 2006 Sept-Oct issue.

Rubber Stamp Retailer trade magazine, feature about Mary O'Neil, Suze Wineberg and Dee in the 2006 Sept-Oct issue.

Rubberstampmadness, November-December issue. Club Posh. Also Artists and EZ Mount.

Rubber Stamp Retailer trade magazine, more EZ Mount System of stamping, by Judi Kauffman, to appear before April, 2007.

Simply Sentiments, Oct. Nov. 2006, page 77. Dismounting

Simply Sentiments did a Dee Gruenig feature about her early pioneering to appear approximately March, 2007.

Today's Creative Home Arts, March-April 2007. Two page bio on pages 32-33.

Simply Cards, Issue 25, published in the UK. Bio page 10.

Papercraft Essentials, UK magazine, Issue 13, From 1975 - 2005, Evolution of EZ Mount

Designing with the Divas by Danielle Forsgren & Rayme Sciaroni, 2008

Encyclopedia of Scrapbooking Tools & Techniques by Susan Pickering Rothamel, 2008

Scrap & Stamp Arts, January 2009 All Star Issue. Dee & her work featured first.

Rubberstampmadness March 2009 issue, Dee Gruenig Cruise to Alaska.

Magazine articles prior to 2006 are mostly out of print and are therefore unlisted.



Bio of Dee by Plaid Enterprises

Rubberstampmadness magazine
"A Posh Couple"
by editor Rubberta Stampling (Roberta Sperling)
November/December, 2002
Pages 136-7
Dee and Warren



Scrapbook Retailer magazine
Featured Artist "An Interview with Dee Gruenig"
April-May, 2003
Page 148



Craftrends magazine
"Hot Names in Licensing"
By Beth Hess
July, 2003
Page 46



Rubberstampmadness magazine
"Clear On the Horizon"
An article about today's clear stamps & their success for Posh Imposhimpressions
By Art Snyder
May-June, 2004
Pages 74 - 76



Altered Arts Magazine
Dee Gruenig
Some Interesting Facts We Bet You Didn't Know
by Cyndi Duncan, Founder
July/August, 2004
Page 40



Vamp Stamp News
ProCraft Gloves
by Nancie Waterman, Founder/Editor
July 2004



Altered Arts Magazine
Posh Impressions, the Name Says It All
by Clara Stacko, Editor
Sept-Oct 2005
page 50