FREE Little Darlings Project Sheet
Jane Tregenza shares an excellent Little Darlings Project Sheet this week! This project creates Pop-Up Elements for your cards and demonstrates a great way to use our new Little Darlings collection.
Our Random Crafts of Kindness Challenge Winner is Katie Smith! Katie made this wonderful handmade box with our Le Cirque Collection.
The countdown continues! Only 2 days (including today) until the First Round of Design Team Submissions are due! Email them to submissions@g45papers.com by Midnight PST on Sunday, February 26. For more details and information click here. Happy Papercrafting!
Did you know that tomorrow is National Tortilla Chip Day? We have a great and healthy Graphic 45-approved Southwestern Black Bean Dip recipe to enjoy with those tortilla chips!
Our Random Crafts of Kindness Challenge Winner is Katie Smith! Katie made this wonderful handmade box with our Le Cirque Collection.Thanks to everyone who participated! There was such a shower of kindness this past week and we will never forget it. Keep paying it forward!
The countdown continues! Only 2 days (including today) until the First Round of Design Team Submissions are due! Email them to submissions@g45papers.com by Midnight PST on Sunday, February 26. For more details and information click here. Happy Papercrafting!
Did you know that tomorrow is National Tortilla Chip Day? We have a great and healthy Graphic 45-approved Southwestern Black Bean Dip recipe to enjoy with those tortilla chips!
Thank you for the project sheet!
Posted by: Dorothy McCarthy | February 25, 2012 at 11:49 AM
That box is gorgeous. A well-deserved win and a great use for the fab paper. Maddy x
Posted by: Izzwizz | February 25, 2012 at 02:21 PM
Thanks for the project idea!! That is AWESOME!! And CONGRATS Katie!! That box is BEAUTIFUL!
Posted by: Julie Tucker-Wolek | February 25, 2012 at 04:52 PM
I love the Little Darlings Free Project sheet. I fact, I love it all!
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