See a demo of the new Mini 8 Punch from We R Memory Keeprs at CHA 2013.
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Mini 8 Punch Demo from We R Memory Keepers at CHA 2013
Saturday, January 19th, 2013Envelope Punch Board from We R Memory Keepers at CHA 2013
Saturday, January 19th, 2013See a demo of the new Envelope Punch Board from We R Memory Keeprs at CHA 2013. You’ve never seen envelopes made so easily and quickly. It literally takes seconds to make an envelope, and with this system you can make them in more than 60 sizes and shapes!
Teresa Collins’s 4 New Coordinating Lines at CHA 2013
Saturday, January 19th, 2013See new products from Teresa Collins at CHA 2013. There is so much to love in these four new lines!
My Minds Eye at CHA 2013
Friday, January 18th, 2013See all the new stuff from My Mind’s Eye. Be sure to stick around for the fun KC surprise, about halfway through. It’s my favorite part of the video.
New Products and a Glittering Demo with the Cameo From Silhouette at CHA 2013
Friday, January 18th, 2013See new products from Silhouette at CHA 2013 — cardstock that is just right for your Cameo; clear stickers that are printable (and great as labels!); double-sided adhesive sheets so you can create glittered die cuts without glitter paper. This works with flocking, too!
Watch the video to see these products, some projects, and a demo of how to make a glittered die cut with the new double-sided adhesive sheets!
New Stencils and Dies from The Crafter’s Workshop at CHA 2013
Friday, January 18th, 2013Bet you weren’t expecting The Crafter’s Workshop to start making die cut products, were you? Many of their dies, and some of their new stencils are geared toward Project Life and the current pocketed page protector craze.
You’ll also see stencils by their brand new designer, Ronda Palazzari. And of course, there’s plenty from Dina Wakley, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, and designer and founder, Jamie Echt.
New Pink Paislee Products at CHA 2013
Friday, January 18th, 2013See new products from Pink Paislee at CHA 2013.
Lisa Dickinson’s New Line and Other New Products at Jenni Bowlin Studio at CHA 2013
Friday, January 18th, 2013See new products from Jenni Bowlin Studio at CHA 2013, such as Lisa Dickinson’s first line with JBS, along with products designed by Jenni, herself.
Product Remix: Dear Lizzy – 5th & Frolic
Thursday, January 17th, 2013
Sometimes you run across a perfect scrapbooking line. Dear Lizzy’s 5th & Frolic is that line for me right now. It’s like a siren, constantly beckoning me into my scraproom, and I’ve been choosing to scrapbook those of my stories that 5th & Frolic will help me tell.
Are you loving this line, too?
But what about our other products that are just a little older and may not be exciting us quite as much?
Do we abandon them?
No! We mix them in!
Below are a bunch of products you might have. Look at all you can do with this product remix!
First is a sneak peek of a page I’m still completing for an upcoming video tutorial for Paperclipping Members…
- Dear Lizzy: Neapolitan
- My Mind’s Eye: Be Amazing and Be Happy brads
- October Afternoon: Alpha’s
- Amy Tangerine: Glitter Foam Thickers
- Heidi Swapp: Sugar Chic
Anything not numbered is 5th & Frolic.
- Dear Lizzy: Neapolitan
- Heidi Swapp: Sugar Chic
- My Mind’s Eye: Be Amazing and Be Happy brads
I have a 3-part system for storing patterned paper and my main way to store and choose it is choose my by the mood of the patterns to help me tell my stories visually. I organize the rest of my scrapbooking supplies by design function or theme. But I also like to have periods, often related to a holiday or season, when I pull out some specific supplies I want to dive into for a while. In that case, I keep them in 1-3 piles on a table for quick access and easy remixing!
Right now, it’s my Dear Lizzy’s 5th & Frolic, along with some of my older lines I want to put a bigger dent into. You probably have some of these, too. Look how well they go together…
Project Life’s Clementine + Dear Lizzy’s 5th & Frolic – My camera decided to emphasize and exaggerate the subtle variations in the blue greens and pink reds. While they still look good together as pictured, in real life they’re very similar.
If you still have Dear Lizzy’s Neapolitan line, you can mix them right in with your new 5th & Frolic. They go so well together you’ll forget which is which!
Pull out just the blues, greens, golds, and tans from your 5th & Frolic set to pair with My Mind’s Eye: Follow Your Heart, Be Amazing. Boy layouts!
Or keep the pinks, too, and put it all with some My Mind’s Eye: Follow Your Heart, Be Happy.
The leopard and zebra stripes might be a little too sassy for the sweet tree swing and jars of hearts by Dear Lizzy, but look at the rest of Heidi Swapp’s Sugar Chic papers! It looks as if Heidi and Liz chose their color palettes together!
Focus on the blue-green, golds, and tans to mix 5th & Frolic with My Mind’s Eye: Lost & Found, Sunshine.
Or use the pinks and tans with My Mind’s Eye: Lost & Found, Blush. I think that look so, so sweet!
Click here for a glimpse of a layout I made with these pinks, and see how it contrasts with the original line.
You probably have other supplies in your own stash, as well. And don’t forget your technique products.
What do you have that you can mix in with the 5th & Frolic pieces?
Not comfortable mixing and matching product lines and patterns? I have lots of videos on this subject in the membership, and this month I’m going to do a new tutorial for Paperclipping Members on how to mix patterns.
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Motivated to start playing? Have fun with your own 5th & Frolic remix!
Shine On,
