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Tag Archives: Wendy Sue Anderson
Happy Ink-dependence Day!
Happy Independence Day! Whether you live in or outside of the U.S., why not enjoy a Ink-dependence Day? I saw this clever play on words on Stephanie Nagel’s blog, one of the participants in our Stamp It! Cards Meets Stamping Royalty Blog Hop. … Continue reading
Posted in Color Inspiration Challenges, Magazine Monday
Tagged A Card a Day, Color Inspiration Challenge #6, January/February 2012 Call for Submissions, Magazine Monday, Operation Write Home, P. Kelly Smith, paper crafting blog, Paper Crafts blog, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, papercrafting blog, PaperCrafts blog, patriotic card, Stephanie Nagel, Wendy Sue Anderson
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Define Your Style this World Card Making Day!
Kim Hughes Today I have the pleasure of chatting about the Paper Crafts’ Card Style. This magazine is one of my favorites for the year. If you asked me a year ago what my style was, I would have said, “I have … Continue reading
Freebie Friday – July/August I-Spy!
Welcome to Freebie Friday and Paper Crafts latest installment of the trivia game I-Spy! If you’re a fan of beautiful buttons, bold brads and regal ribbon, then you’re going to love today’s giveaway! Get ready to play because I’m picking five winners … Continue reading
Posted in Freebie Friday, I-Spy Trivia Game, July/August 2010 Issue
Tagged Angie Tieman, Brenda Weaver, Few of Your Favorite Things Sweepstakes, Freebie Friday, Gallery Idol 2010, Heidi Van Laar, July/August 2010 Issue, Kim Hughes, 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, Sara Winnick, Stephanie Halinski, Wendy Sue Anderson
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Freebie Friday – Make a Card a Day!
Welcome to Freebie Friday! Hopefully you’ve enjoyed the promotion of A Card a Day thus far. Like Jennifer mentioned yesterday, you have until 5:00 p.m. (EST) today to order this fabulous new book and receive free shipping! Why not get a head start on … Continue reading
365 Days of Card Making Inspiration!
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
Groovin' with the Go-to Gals – Photo Cards
One of my favorite things about the holidays is sending and receiving holiday photos. It’s amazing how much people, especially children, change throughout the year. This last year I decided to send photo cards year-round because great pictures can be enjoyed … Continue reading
Freebie Friday – November/December I-Spy!
Welcome to Freebie Friday and Paper Crafts latest installment of the trivia game I-Spy! If you’re a fan of cute critters, then you’re going to love today’s giveaway! From snails and skunks to mice and monkeys, we’re giving away an entire zoo of … Continue reading
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Tagged Angie Hagist, Cath Edvalson, Columbus Day Sail-a-bration, Freebie Friday, Jennifer Schaerer, Kim Hughes, Maren Benedict, Melissa Phillips, November/December 2009 issue, P. Kelly Smith, Paper Crafts magazine, Quilter's Village, Scrap & Paper Corner, Sewing District, Sherry Wright, Stamping Royalty Card Contest, Susan R. Opel, Wendy Sue Anderson
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Freebie Friday – Giving Back
Welcome to Freebie Friday! We were blown away by all of the amazing comments we got from Brandy’s blog yesterday. We love that you, our loyal readers, are just as passionate about what goes into the pages of Paper Crafts magazine as … Continue reading
Gorgeous Gifts with a Handmade Twist
Holiday Cards & More Week is a little slice of early holiday heaven for me. I’m the one who keeps my Christmas playlist on my iPod all year long (I’ve also been overheard humming carols in May). I also just … Continue reading
