C.C. Blog — Easter paper pad

Hi! It's MEG here today to share a tip on selecting patterned paper for your projects. I'm using To The Market Swissie to illustrate this. I recently read a social media post where the poster asked whether other crafters if they colored images first and then picked papers to match the coloring, or the other way around. The answers indicated that crafters chose to limit themselves a lot by choosing their paper beforehand...but it doesn't NEED to be a limitation. Instead of selecting a single paper for use, why not try matching an entire paper stack?! I don't know about...

Hello dears!In these crazy times, it helps to distract yourself and make life a little bit more colorful. I took the Unicorn & Rainbow Clear Stamp Set and colored one of the girls. I also took some pictures: Nr. 1 Nr. 2 Nr. 3 The motive was stamped with Sugar Cookie Ink Pad. I colored the print with Prismacolor. The beautiful paper is from the Easter Paper Pad. Stay at home, craft and hold on! Hugz Ginger

Hello and happy Spring! We live in such weird times, don't we?! I thought we could all use a little springtime cheer! Everyone loves taggies! The products I used for this project are: Tiny Easter clear stamps and dies, In & Out Rectangle die, Tags Galore die, Easter paper pad, Hearts & Pink paper pad, Cloud and Grass die. It doesn't take long to make a fun springtime tag, and you'll brighten someone's day! I hope I've brightened yours! Hugs, Meg