Tag Archives: October Afternoon

Freebie Friday – Rolled Paper Wreath

Posted on October 8, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Freebie Friday! Has it really been almost a week since World Card Making Day? While many of you left comments telling me how you spent your WCMD, I thought I would share the details of my day. Many of … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2010 World Card Making Day Card Contest, Club CK, Freebie Friday, Go-to Sketches, Halloween wreath, Jessica Witty, Little Yellow Bicycle, Megan Hoeppner, October Afternoon, P. Kelly Smith, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts Go-to Gal, Paper Crafts magazine, September/October 2010 Issue, Tattered Angels, World Card Making Day | 151 Comments

Trends by the Dozen

Posted on August 19, 2010 by paper crafts online

Cath Edvalson As the keeper of the trends here at Paper Crafts magazine, I’m back from CHA, I’ve had a chance to process and let everything I saw settle down into all my nooks and crannies, and I’m excited to … Continue reading →

Posted in CHA, Trends by the Dozen | Tagged 7gypsies, American Crafts, Anna Griffin, BasicGrey, C-Thru Ruler, Cath Edvalson, CHA, Crafty Secrets, Crate Paper, Die Cuts With a View, Doodlebug Design, Graphic 45, Hero Arts, Jillibean Soup, Kaisercraft, Lily Bee Design, Little Yellow Bicycle, Making Memories, Maya Road, Melissa Frances, October Afternoon, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Pink Paislee, Prima, Ranger Industries, Sassafras Lass, Studio Calico, Tattered Angels, Teresa Collins Designs, The Girls' Paperie, Tim Holtz Idea-ology | 418 Comments

Groovin’ with the Go-to Gals – Our CHA Picks!

Posted on July 28, 2010 by paper crafts online

It’s that time of year again…when paper crafters from around the world “ooh” and “ahh” over all of the glorious new goodies being released. CHA is underway, and I’m seriously jealous of those walking the floor this very day. For the … Continue reading →

Posted in CHA, Groovin' with the Go-to Gals | Tagged American Crafts, Betsy Veldman, CHA, Crate Paper, Go-to Gal Designer Challenge, Groovin' with the Go-to Gals, Jessica Witty, Kim Hughes, Kim Kesti, Maren Benedict, October Afternoon, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts Go-to Gals, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Pink Paislee, Studio Calico, Teri Anderson | 15 Comments

Freebie Friday – 2010 Gallery Idol Winner!

Posted on July 2, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Freebie Friday! I know our Top 5 finalists are anxiously awaiting the voting results, so let’s get to it! Belinda, Regina, Kryssi, Sarah and Vera: what a thrill to have been on this fun, crazy ride with you. Thanks so much for embracing each challenge … Continue reading →

Posted in Freebie Friday, Gallery Idol 2010 | Tagged American Crafts, Belinda Chang Langner, Cosmo Cricket, Crate Paper, Freebie Friday, Gallery Idol 2010, Hero Arts, Kryssi Ng, Lifestyle Crafts, Little Yellow Bicycle, October Afternoon, P. Kelly Smith, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Papertrey Ink, Regina Mangum, Sarah Martina Parker, Vera Yates | 239 Comments

Freebie Friday – Gallery Idol Top 10!

Posted on June 18, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Freebie Friday! Is everyone ready for Father’s Day this weekend? I mailed off my care package to my dad this week. Like most dads, he’s always saying, “Don’t spend your money on me. I don’t need a thing.” So I … Continue reading →

Posted in Freebie Friday, Gallery Idol 2010 | Tagged American Crafts, Angie Tieman, Belinda Chang Langer, Courtney Kelley, Creating Keepsakes Convention, Danielle Wycough, Freebie Friday, Gallery Idol 2010, Giovana Smith, Karen Baker, Kryssi Ng, Lynn Ghahary, masculine cards, May/June 2010 Issue, October Afternoon, P. Kelly Smith, 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, Regina Mangum, Sarah Martina Parker, Shanna Vineyard, Shemaine Smith, Susan R. Opel, Teri Anderson, Valerie Mangan, Vera Yates, Winter Sims | 216 Comments

Magazine Monday – Gallery Idol Prizes Revealed!

Posted on May 17, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Magazine Monday! I hope everyone had a great weekend. I FINALLY pulled out all my summer clothes because I think warmer weather is here to stay, which makes me a very happy girl! You know what else makes … Continue reading →

Posted in Gallery Idol 2010 | Tagged A Card a Day, Cosmo Cricket, Gallery Idol 2010, Go-to Sketch Challenge #3, Jessica Witty, Lifestyle Crafts, Little Yellow Bicycle, Magazine Monday, October Afternoon, P. Kelly Smith, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts Go-to Gal, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, Papertrey Ink, Phone Book Challenge | 4 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

CHA Trends by the Dozen

Posted on August 11, 2009 by paper crafts online

As creative editor of Paper Crafts magazine, it’s my job to identify the trendiest trends at each show I attend, and even though the show was smaller this summer, I’m happy to report that there was absolutely no shortage of … Continue reading →