Who is Julie Golding Page?

Greetings from along the tidal Skutik / Saint Croix River in Saint Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada, the traditional territory of the Peskotomuhkati / Passamaquoddy! I recently moved back to my home region of Charlotte County, after spending the previous 30ish years living in various places in New Brunswick, Vancouver, northern Saskatchewan, and Toronto. 

Beni the Mini Schnauzer

I share my life with my husband, Steve (we celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary in 2024!), our 12-year-old daughter, a sweet Mini Schnauzer named Beni, and several enthusiastic fancy goldfish. Just this winter, we were joined by Narnia, a precocious Wire Fox Terrier puppy. She's keeping us on our toes!

Narnia the Wire Fox Terrier puppy

When I'm not paper-crafting, I'm usually out enjoying the tidal waterways and creatures, cycling, walking one of the canines, writing a letter to one of my far-flung penpals, engaging in photography, or reading murder mysteries. I also love bright colours, good wine, tea & coffee, terriers, creation care, the Toronto Zoo, spending time at the cottage, and hiking in deserts & badlands.

How Did You Become a Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator?

I've been paper-crafting for most of my life, and I first met Stampin' Up! when I joined one of their card-making groups 15+ years ago, while living in small-town northern Saskatchewan. Their high-quality, well-designed products and coordinating colour suites hooked me right away.

Before long, I thought about becoming a demonstrator and taking advantage of the discount to feed my hobby. But with work and family responsibilities over the next decade plus, the time was never quite right. Until May 2021, that is! Starting anew after moving provinces and wrapping up my previous work, I decided to become a demonstrator and start a business. It's been a wonderful journey thus far! 

I look forward to serving your paper-craft needs and I'm grateful you stopped by. Thank you - merci - woliwon!

Mission Statement

To engage in meaningful work that honours the Creator,

through human creativity and upholding the non-human creation,

while enabling connection, community, and confidence.