We love the clean style of the cards, stamps and scrapbook paper from Lawn Fawn. Recently, we were able to chat with Kelly Marie and learn more about her and her company. Where are you from? What are your roots? I am originally from Miami, Florida, but I have lived in California since 1994. […]
Tag Archives: double-sided 12×12 designs
Studio Calico has announced a new release: Heyday! Kick off your shoes and skip into the soft morning sunlight of Heyday. Little boys and girls play in a world of balloons and butterflies, fused with warm tangerines, dreamy blues and precious pinks. Seize the splendor of everyday play. Available in early June 2012. […]
Nina Yang of Waffle Flower Paper Crafts made this cute gift box for Mother’s Day. For the basic box, all you’ll need from your scrapbooking supplies is a 12″ x 6″ piece of double-sided paper or card stock, a scoring tool, scissors and tape. Then add your tag at the end. […]
Webster’s Pages announced their new line called Girl Land Collection. This line represents beautiful, happy things and feelings. Happy colors in purples, pinks & yellows. This line celebrates life and especially girls and girl power. There are 12 double-sided 12″ x 12″ sheets plus a double-sided pattern die-cut sheet, 3 sets of mini message […]
If you like the style of Graphic 45, you will love this new Halloween line called Happy Haunting. The collection contains 12 gorgeous double-sided papers that are rich with highly saturated color and delectable designs. Inspired by a wholesome and playful era of Halloween’s vintage past, the Happy Haunting collection will include marvelous 12×12 […]
These banners are so cute. And banners are all the rage these days. Leslie Ashe has created step by step instructions on how to create a row of banners as shown on this layout. All the instructions can be found here: http://www.echoparkpaperblog.com/echo-park-paper/2012/04/banner-technique-with-design-team-expert-leslie-ashe.html
There are more and more pages and challenges like this “out there” on the web lately. I like this trend. It takes a hobby that we love and simplifies it. Scrapbook just where you are. Or scrapbook a day in life. No hunting through hundreds of photos, the pictures don’t have to be perfect. […]