Here is some of what you’ll find in our winter ’08 issue!
- ready, set, flock! - Designer Kim Hughes shares her favourite techniques for incorporating flock on both cards and layouts.
- home for the holidays - Our Design Team had a wonderful time creating beautiful gifts and home décor items to celebrate the season.
- scrap happens - You won’t want to miss this installment from Angela and Rozanne. Full of the usual humour and insight, their winter projects are both sparkly and festive.
- keeping it so simple - Looking for ways to get more layouts done in less time? Then check out this article that includes 10 ways to simplify your designs…and still be happy with the results!
- holiday photo tips - We asked an industry pro, photographer Melanie Godecki, to share her top tips on improving the quality of your holiday photos. Check out her solutions today!
Click here to read all of the instructions for the flocked projects found on pages 27-30…and, view a bonus flocked project!
Isn’t doodlebug delightful? Here is the complete list of products used on the valentine’s party projects (found on page 62).
Click here to view the instructions for the “you warm my heart” card found on page 46.
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Loved Greta’s snowflake frame? Here are the instructions to complete this gorgeous project… just in time for the holidays.
Can’t wait to find out what’s in store for our spring ’09 issue? Here are just a few of the things we’ll be featuring.
Don’t miss the opportunity to create a layout based on our “year in review” sketch—the deadline is January 30th.
Now you can view past sketches (featured in our Based on a Sketch article) right here!
Interested in hearing the results of our Janome contest? Click here for all the info.
Celebrate the Festival of Lights by sending one of these beautiful cards. Click here for the images and the supplies.
Look no further for the last installment of Audrey Neal’s 4-part article on hybrid scrapbooking.
