Impress Rubber Stamps’ Halloween Lantern Card

October 23, 2006 // kristen // 0 replies

Impress always has the niftiest selection of rubber stamps. This rubber stamped Halloween lantern card paper craft project is so clever, using their wide lantern ($6.75 each), happy halloween ($5.75 each), and jack-o-lantern ($5.25 each) rubber stamps to create a wonderfully fun card. The other ways in which you could use the wide lantern stamp are endless! And while you’re there, check out some of their other Halloween paper crafting goodies.

image from Impress Rubber Stamps

Hello! Lucky Letterpress Creeping Spider Card

October 20, 2006 // kristen // 1 replies

In real life, I’m terrified of spiders. Luckily, my husband is usually around to be my hero and save me from their creepy crawliness. Ick. However, I don’t mind the spider on this clever hello! Lucky Creeping Spider card at all, just so he stays on the card and doesn’t come after me. $4.00 each at Luxe Paperie.

image from Luxe Paperie

Mymimi Jumbo Halloween Cuties Magnets at Pixelgirlshop

October 20, 2006 // kristen // 0 replies

Mymimi Halloween Magnet Set at Pixelgirlshop

I spotted these adorable mymimi Halloween magnets at Pixelgirlshop and was instantly enamored with them. Slightly spooky — I love the mummy with his bulgy eyeball — and irresistibly cute, these would be a perfect Halloween decoration for the refrigerator or any other magnetic surface. $8.00 per set at Pixelgirlshop.

image from Pixelgirlshop

Whimsy Press’ Dude Wrap

October 19, 2006 // kristen // 0 replies

Sure, Whimsy Press’ Dude Wrap may have been created with the dude in mind, but I think that their Bugz and Sticks & Bones designs ($4.50 per sheet) are perfect for Halloween. The best part? You can buy stickers ($1.00 per set) to match the gift wrap. I love matching stickers!

images from Whimsy Press

What’s this all about, then?

October 19, 2006 // kristen // 0 replies

I have a bit of a problem. You see, I’m addicted to paper products…and pretty much anything related to paper. I’ve had this problem for as long as I can remember, and it only seems to be getting worse with age. Paper, paper crafts, greeting cards, invitations, stationery, gift wrap, ribbon, gift tags, stickers, pens and pencils, notepads, novelty erasers, cute magnets – you name it, I love it. I started this blog as a way to share my passion for paper. Really, it’s just an excuse to enable my addiction.

Let the paper cravings begin!