Archive for August, 2006
Book-Look Albums from Karen Foster Design
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I like the look of these 6×6 scrapbook albums from Karen Foster Design.
Post-bound with Karen Foster Design Flip & Turn Posts. Includes 10 top-loading page protectors.
These book-look albums come in red, lavender, lime, light blue, pink, saddle and black.
Tangerine Alphabet from QuicKutz
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This set of alphabet diecuts called Tangerine from QuicKutz was introduced at the summer CHA show.
Tangerine Classic Alphabet—freshly squeezed for maximum flavor! Classic-size alphabets are approx. 1-1/4″ high. Complete alphabet includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers and punctuation. Shadow set includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers and punctuation shadows.
Ribbon Glue from Making Memories
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I have recently been fixated on ribbons in scrapbook pages. I’ve found that the Ribbon Glue from Making Memories to be the most perfect adhesive for adhering ribbons to paper. Everything they claim for this adhesive is true:
- Does not seep into ribbon
- Works for all ribbon types
- Dries clear
It can be applied in tiny dots or in a thin line. It adheres almost instantly, with only a little pressure needed to make ribbon stick permanently.
Color Lab from KI Memories
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Now, this got me excited. Those little test tubes appeal to the scientist in me. This is part of KI Memories’ Color Lab line of scrapbooking embellishments. The kits are called Experiment Kits (gotta love that!).
Each Color Lab Experiment Kit features clever, reusable test tubes showcasing KI Memories’ cool, colorful embellishments: Alphabet Sequins, Flower Rhinestones, Star Rhinestones, Glitter Brads and multi-colored Mini Paper Clips.
This new line coordinates with the also-new Holiday Collection (Haunted, Grateful, Joyful and Alpine). Here’s a look at the line of sparkly embellishments:
Another Chatterbox Sneak Peek
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This is another Chatterbox scrapbooking paper coming out in the Memory Trends show in October. This time, it’s part of their Christmas collection. I like this better than the winter paper I showed you before.
