Tag Archives: Leisure Arts

On the Paper Crafts Horizon

Posted on June 2, 2011 by paper crafts online

Real time vs. magazine time. That’s what we call the undulating vortex of confusion between what’s happening in the moment versus the issue we’re currently compiling. As of this week, we’re (finally!) enjoying sandals and the first signs of summer, yet the issue … Continue reading →

Posted in Behind-the-Scenes | Tagged A Card a Day 2012, Holiday Cards & More: Vol. 6, In Love with Paper Crafts, January/February 2012 issue, Jennifer Schaerer, Leisure Arts, November/December 2011 issue, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, The Big Book of Holiday Paper Crafts | 17 Comments

Sneak Peek of our May/June Issue!

Posted on April 12, 2011 by paper crafts online

Hello, Paper Crafts readers! Guess what? Our May/June 2011 issue is officially on newsstands and let me tell you, this is one you don’t want to miss! This issue features creative projects for: Moms Dads Grads Teachers & Much More … Continue reading →

Posted in May/June 2010 Issue | Tagged A Muse Art Stamps, American Crafts, Anabelle O'Malley, Badge a Minit, BasicGrey, Bazzill Basics Paper, Betsy Veldman, birthday card, Chef's Choice by Edgecraft, Clear & Simple Stamps, Close to My Heart - Barb Carrico, Creative Clear Stamps Store, Ellison, Elmer's Products Inc, Eyelet Outlet, Faber Castell, Father's Day card, Leisure Arts, Maureen Merritt, May/June 2011 issue, Mother's Day gift bag, Nancy McKinney, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts Go-to Gal, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Renae Curtz, Tammy Moore, Taylored Expressions, Therm O Web, Uchida of America Corp, Vanessa Menhorn | 87 Comments

365 Days of Card Making Inspiration!

Posted on November 5, 2009 by paper crafts online

I think I had been on the job for about a month when someone started asking about editorial outlines for the books we were planning for the upcoming year. Books. Seriously? I was still trying to figure out how a … Continue reading →