Entries Tagged 'Papercrafting' ↓

K & Company has new collections this spring, including gorgeous patterned papers for scrapbook pages and cards. The collections are:

Blue Awning, Urban Rhapsody, Brenda Walton, Berry Sweet, Rough & Tumble, Sea Glass and Amy Butler (card kits)

KI Memories has a new idea planner for scrapbookers:

It is filled to the brim with over 150 ideas including layouts, projects, cards, photography tips, and organizational tips from the KI Design Team as well as the Color Theory Contest Finalists!

Features:

* Includes two sheets of adorable icon stickers to keep you organized.
* Each month has a patterned divider with a tab. 
* Adequate space to keep you and your family organized as well as your memories preserved. 
* Has a sturdy felt 3-ring binder, pockets on the inside of each cover, customizable front window.

This is the Sydney Paperboard box from Creative Imaginations. It has a removable metal closure and chipboard flag. Includes 12 chipboard cards.

Here’s an idea of what you can do with it:

Making Memories’ Calendar Kits include blank calendars featuring covers with a die-cut window and lovely scalloped edges.

Inside you’ll find fill-in-the-date pre-made calendar outlines and photograph space for each month of the year. Available in 10″x10″ size with room for two 5″x7″ photos per month or our 15″x7″ size with room for three 4″x6″ photos. Innovate till your heart’s content.

Paper Crafts magazine has a new book designed to help scrapbookers take inspiration from their pages to make unique cards. The book is called “Scrapbook to Cards“.

This one-of-a-kind book teaches you how to find card-making inspiration from your scrapbook pages by looking at the theme, color, words, and techniques used on your layouts. Scrapbook to Cards also shows you how to use photos from your scrapbooks on cards in innovative ways, as well as ideas for maximizing your supplies which helps you stretch you budget and your ideas!

This is something unique from Urban Lily. It’s called the Sugar Cube, made of naked chipboard that folds to a cube approximately 2 1/2 inches per side. You can decorate this inside and out for a total of 12 scrappable surfaces. Tie it closed with ribbon for a displayable keepsake. Below is an example of what you can make with it. I’m also imagining Christmas tree ornaments with little surprises or photos inside!

Maya Road is releasing 66 new scrapbooking and papercrafting products at the Memory Trends show! Here are some of what you should watch for:

* Graffiti Ribbons - 30 stitched ribbons (5 colors, 6 styles)
* Graffiti Ribbon Slides - 2 styles (Stars and Paisley) in 5 colors
* Mementos Collection - 10 items to store your souvenirs from the journey
* Chipboard Coasters - 3 new styles
* Chipboard Books - Dinner Break Book, Tea Break Book, Train, House and 5-Ring Tab Book
* Chipboard Collection - Stackable Blossom 4, Petals 2, Vineyard, Supernova and Numbers to go with our Alphabets
* Journey Album Kit - Everything you need for an 8×8 album except adhesive and a paper cutter
* Sheers Collection - We will also be releasing our sheers in semi-clear black and semi-clear white in addition t the items we released in CHA Summer
* Ribbon Collections - All Maya Road bulk ribbons will now be available in packs! Each pack is wrapped on a card by color. You get all styles of that color together!

I’ll show sneak peeks of some of these in the next few posts.

Cloud 9 Design will introduce some new scrapbooking and papercrafting products in the coming Memory Trends show. Here are some of them.

3-D glitter stickers:

Crafting tissue, available in many packs that coordinate with Cloud 9’s collections:

Rain dots - how pretty are these!

via Fiskateers

These Decor Boardz from Junkitz allows paper crafters to go beyond scrapbook pages. These come in 2 sizes: large (10×12) and small (8×8). Each board has four pre-punched holes for combining 2 or more boards together. You can paint them, ink them, cover them with paper or do whatever you want. For ideas, check out the room decor (on the left) made by Janna Wilson of Junkitz.