Watertown Resident Looking to Grow Her Crafty Business, Teach Others the Art of “Stamping”
Watertown – For nearly 20 years, Watertown resident Pamela Vershbow has been honing her hobby of “stamping” and is now taking the extra step to establish her own brand and business. Pam makes a variety of greeting cards and other products for a wide-range of occasions. She even hosts monthly “stamp camps” to teach others the art form.
You can find Pamela’s business, The Paper Owl, on Facebook, Instagram, and online.
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