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Heidi Swapp Products
by Andrea Steed (May 31, 2005)
Heidi Swapp has been on the cutting edge of the scrapbooking industry for several years, providing us with all kinds of new ideas and techniques to try. With that kind of popularity and talent, it’s only fitting that she recently introduced her own line of products. Here's a peek at some of her new line! |
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A Colorful Complement
by Andrea Steed (Apr 1, 2005)
Known for their lettering templates and subtle tone-on-tone design papers, these two new collections called EnchantedComplements and QuiltedComplements add another stunning dimension to The Crafter’s Workshop. |
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Karen Foster Design
by Andrea Steed (Apr 1, 2005)
Karen Foster Design has been busy creating heaps of new products for scrapbookers. Their customers asked for it, so they provided! |
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Fancy Pants Designs
by Andrea Steed (Apr 1, 2005)
Painted pleasures. That’s what I call the new line of patterned papers from Fancy Pants Designs. More than any other paper I’ve seen, this line of designs really achieves that “I-worked-for-hours-to-create-this-beautiful-paper” look we all love. The secret is, we didn’t – Fancy Pants Designs did! |
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Basic Grey New Designs
by Becky Fleck for Basic Grey (Mar 1, 2005)
Basic Grey is pleased to announce four brand new designs that bring the progressive, exceptional style you’ve come to expect offering scrapbookers an edgy, aged and stylish dimension to their scrapbook pages. |
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The Woodmark Collection from Bo Bunny Press
by Andrea Steed (Mar 1, 2005)
Bo Bunny introduces the Woodmark Collection, inspired by the wood textures found in Jan Lanoy’s design studio. Papers, stickers, and diecuts all coordinate to create an earthy look with a colorful twist. |
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FTC Vellum Pockets and Little Somethings
by Andrea Steed (Mar 1, 2005)
They’ve been known for years for their chalking templates and clear-sticker poems. Now FairyTale Creations (FTC) has done more than update their logo; they’ve added two fun new product lines to their collection. Little Somethings Rub-ons and Vellum Highlights are brand new and full of possibilities. |
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PixelDecor from Imagination Project
by Andrea Steed (Mar 1, 2005)
Funky new papers in two snazzy color combinations and several brand new patterns create Imagination Project’s new patterned paper line, called PixelDecor. |
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Scraptivity Monthly Kits
by Andrea Steed (Feb 1, 2005)
Countless times I’ve needed a certain color of ribbon to match a quirky patterned paper, and I end up having to settle for something else that’s not as “perfect.” It’s in situations like these when I appreciate having coordinating sets of products, like the Scraptivity monthly kits, delivered right to my front door. Then I KNOW I have embellishments and paper that will all coordinate perfectly. |
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Grassroots Culturally Inspired Papers
by Andrea Steed (Feb 1, 2005)
Products that celebrate cultural diversity are long overdue in the scrapbooking industry. A new company called Grassroots has taken the first step and embraced diversity and cultures from around the world in their new paper line. |
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