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April 19, 2011

A Wonderland of Inspiration: Introducing Yuka Hino

Hello Crafters,

It's a gorgeous day for crafting! Thank you so much for joining us today for another special day of introductions to our new 2011 Design Team. Today's Design Team member is the wonderful Yuka Hino from Japan. We are so happy to welcome her on our new team. Her style is so fresh and fun, we're sure you'll love it! Yuka was actually a customer of ours before she was chosen for our Design Team. She has a scrapbook kit shop called No Scrap No Life, and a beautiful blog with the same name. Crafting is her passion and you can see it in her work. It is wonderfully decadent, filled with lots of intricate details, flowers, ribbons, lace, and gorgeous patterns. One look at her work and you know immediately that she is a professional. She has knack for form. Her crafts overflow with beauty and whimsical movement. There is also a playfulness to her crafts. She creates fun, unconventional shapes with paper to create wonderfully original works of art. At the same time, her crafts are sincere and joyful. All of these elements combine to make a lavish style that's all her own. We are very pleased to introduce the marvelous Yuka Hino!
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"I am Yuka. Thank you for such a great opportunity! I live in Japan with my husband and our lovely daughter. I became absorbed in scrapbooking when I first discovered it in Feb. 2008. I started a small scrapbook kit shop in May 2009. I live a happy life although I am very busy. I LOVE Graphic45 products!!!!! Of course:) I get excited very much when I work with these papers. LOL! The majority of my blog readers are Japanese. Graphic45 is very popular in Japan, but mastering them has had the opinion of difficulty. I want to propose how to make the best use of them as a Japanese." -Yuka Yino
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This is a stupendous Hallowe'en in Wonderland layout created by Yuka. Just look at the ornate details in this LO! Yuka's style must require some amazing patience. I love all the stunning layers and complex usage of contrasting patterns. I feel like every time I look at this LO I discover something that I hadn't seen before. It's amazing!

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This is a splendid Steampunk Debutant altered picture frame by Yuka. Again you can see all the ravishing complexities in this piece. There is a lot going on here and yet it looks seamless when you step back and look at it as a whole. It's almost like a paper sculpture with all its lively elements. It's as though the paper flowers are actually vining their way up the frame. It's a real testament to her mastery of movement in her work.

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This is a fantastic Hallowe'en in Wonderland card designed by Yuka. This is a perfect example of her playful style. This is the beautiful hand-made envelope she created. The color combinations here are just stunning! I love the deep purple and blue against the silver embellishments. So gorgeous!
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Here is the front of the card. It's shaped like a teapot. Just perfect with the Alice in Wonderland theme!
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The card opens to reveal this fun message and beautiful imagery. The entire piece is so wonderfully creative and splendidly accomplished.
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We are so happy to welcome Yuka to our new team and are so excited to see her next Graphic 45 creations. We want to thank her for her beautiful work. Thank you to all of you who stopped by today. We hope you'll join us tomorrow for more exiting introductions to our new Design Team! It's going to be amazing!
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We wish you a very happy day!
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Big Smiles,
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Team Graphic 45

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That is some really beautiful work! WOW!! cant wait to see more!!

Oh my more Hallowe'en in Wonderland shopping needed.These are all amazing and something I have to give a try.Thank you G45 and Yuka for such a feast for the eyes.

Great work, Love the detail and the intricate cuts.

Oh My Word! Yuka's work is incredible and so very inspiring!!!!!

Wow! this is beautiful work, congratulation!

I've been watching Yuka's work for some time now and find all her designs incredible. Congrats Yuka and I'm looking forward to seeing even more projects.

LOVE the layers!

a very nice work. very inventive !
Catherine

Love your work! Can't wait to see more.

Truly beautiful!

I have adored her work for a while now, great to see her on your team!

Yuka, what MAGNIFICENT projects—your superb eye for detail and meticulous skills will add much to G45 Design team 2011!

Yuka, may I just say that your work is stunning! I love each and every project and your use and placement of embellishments is amazing! I can't wait to work with you this year!

welcome Yuka - love your style!
Sandra ltb

FABULOUS! I love the adorable layout and the teapot card. Of course, it doesn't hurt that I'm a huge Alice in Wonderland fan! :)

Beautiful creations!! I love things made with the Halloween papers, and your stuff is brilliant!

Beautiful . . . and all that detail! Love your style!

Omg you must have so much patience!!! SO much intricate work it is beautiful!!! xx

Fabulous projects, Love it all. The Hallowe'en in Wonderland collection is one of my favs from G45! TFS

Love seeing all the beautiful works of the new design team... keep them coming!

stunning!!!!
love the teapot mini

Loving these! Just beautiful! Love your detailed style! Looking forward to a great year working with you!!!

Love the unbirthday card! - Geeat idea - thanks.

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