Tag Archives: Glitz Design

Under the Big Top Sweepstakes

Posted on September 13, 2011 by paper crafts online

If you’re lovin’ the circus cards we showed in this post, we’re giving away an assortment of circus-themed product in the Under the Big Top Sweepstakes! It features product from: Graphic 45 TaDa Creative Studios Creative Imaginations Glitz Design Imaginisce Provo Craft My … Continue reading →

Posted in September/October 2011 Issue, Sweepstakes | Tagged Artistic Outpost, Creative Imaginations, Glitz Design, Graphic 45, Imaginisce, My Cute Stamps, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Provo Craft, Starving Artistamps, TaDa Creative Studios, Under the Big Top Sweepstakes | 33 Comments

CHA Summer: Trends by the Dozen

Posted on August 9, 2011 by paper crafts online

If you joined Susan and me on the Paper Crafts and Moxie Fab World Facebook Fan Pages during CHA itself, and if you’ve been hangin’ around the Moxie Fab World blog during CHA Week last week, you know what fun … Continue reading →

Posted in CHA | Tagged American Crafts, Card Ideas for Paper Crafters, Cath Edvalson, CHA, Cosmo Cricket, Crate Paper, Darcie's, Die Cuts With a View, EK Success, Glitz Design, Graphic 45, Imaginisce, Inkadinkado, Jillibean Soup, KI Memories, Little Yellow Bicycle, Mad Men, Maya Road, Melissa Frances, Moxie Fab World, Moxie Fab World Facebook Fan Page, My Little Shoebox, My Mind's Eye, October Afternoon, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts Facebook Fan Page, Paper Crafts Go-to Gal, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Pink Paislee, Skipping Stones Design, Stampendous, Studio Calico, Suzanne Carillo, Teresa Collins Designs, Teri Anderson, Tim Holtz, Unity Stamp Company, Webster's Pages, Wendy Vecchi | 175 Comments

Trends by the Dozen

Posted on February 22, 2011 by paper crafts online

As you can imagine, we editors here at Paper Crafts magazine use the information we gather at CHA for at least six months until the next show. We pore over our notes and photos, we organize and plan, and in … Continue reading →

Posted in Trends by the Dozen | Tagged American Crafts, Anna Griffin, BasicGrey, Bella Blvd., Cath Edvalson, CHA, Cosmo Cricket, Crate Paper, Echo Park Paper, Fancy Pants Designs, GCD Studios, Glitz Design, Graphic 45, Hambly Screen Prints, InStyle Stamps, January/February 2011 Issue, Jenni Bowlin Studios, Kaisercraft, La Blanche, Lawn Fawn, Lily Bee Design, Making Memories, Maya Road, Melissa Frances, Moxie Fabs column, My Cute Stamps, October Afternoon, paper crafting blog, paper crafting trends, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, Pink Paislee, Studio Calico, Technique Tuesday, Teresa Collins Design, The Girls' Paperie, Tim Holtz, Unity Stamp Company, Vintage Street Market, Webster's Pages | 225 Comments

CHA Winter 2010: Trends by the Dozen

Posted on February 9, 2010 by paper crafts online

As creative editor for Paper Crafts magazine, it’s my job to make sure that the projects we show are fresh, fun and trendy. So, when I walk the showroom floor at CHA, I’m always on the lookout for what inspires, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 7gypsies, Adorn It, Anna Griffin, BasicGrey, Bazzill Basics Paper, Canvas Corp., Cath Edvalson, CHA, Cosmo Cricket, Donna Salazar, GCD Studios, Glitz Design, Impression Obsession, Jenni Bowlin, K&Company, Little Yellow Bicycle, Maya Road, Melissa Frances, October Afternoon, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, Pink Paislee, Prima, Ranger Industries, Reminisce, Technique Tuesday, Teresa Collins Design, The Girls' Paperie, Tim Holtz, Webster's Pages, Zutter | Leave a comment

Warming Our Hearts on a Wintery Day

Posted on March 10, 2009 by paper crafts online

We love our Freebie Fridays around here – getting product in the hands of our talented readers is one of our very favorite parts of doing this little blog of ours. I’m always entertained when I see what hoops our … Continue reading →