Showing posts with label websters pages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label websters pages. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Paper Crafting Ideas From Our Gallery!

Today, we're taking a 'walk' through our amazing scrapbooking and paper crafting gallery!  We love spotlighting the talent of our A Cherry On Top community -

Halloween Hand Sanitizer Holders by
average_kim

 holiday hand sanitizer holder how to

Great 'treat' idea for your little ones or as a teacher gift!

 how to make holiday hand sanitizer holder gift

click here to view average_kim's gallery

Kay Rogers submitted this beautiful layout picturing her daughters and their cousins:

 Believe scrapbooking layout websters pages

Kay used the brand new 'All That Glitters' collection from Webster's Pages to create this project:

 

click here to view Kay Rogers' gallery

Renee Zwirek captured the fun of Fall with this 'Pumpkin' layout featuring products from Pebbles, Inc:

 fall scrapbooking layout idea pebbles inc

We absolutely love the details on this scrapbooking layout.  The tree screams autumn while the triangles direct your attention to that cute little pumpkin!

 fall scrapbooking ideas pebbles inc a cherry on top

click here to view Renee's gallery

Our A Cherry On Top community never ceases to amaze us with the talent they have! We'll be sharing more love from our Gallery here, but you don't have to wait!  Visit our paper crafting gallery anytime and be sure to submit some of your inspirational projects while you're there!

Thanks for visiting!


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Thursday, October 2, 2014

New Paper Crafting Video Previews

If you haven't lately, check out our YouTube channel for the latest scrapbooking and paper crafting product previews!

Here are just a couple:

featuring Webster's Pages:


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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Chat With The Designers Of Webster's Pages!


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Save the date for Wednesday, September 19th!  Join A Cherry On Top as we welcome Webster's Pages Designers in our Cherry Loft Message Board forum for a live chat!  Learn about what inspires them, how they create, ask your must-know questions and maybe even win a prize or two! 



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Meet Webster's Pages Co-Owner and Designer - Brandin O'Neill tonight!

Brandin knows the importance of preserving family memories.  Webster's Pages is proud to be family owned and operated.  Creating high quality, beautiful products for you remains the company's top priority.
 




kay rogers websters pages a cherry on topI am the proud mom of Emily, 25, who is a biology teacher in Chicago, and Jenna, who is a fifth-grader. I'm a high school math teacher, and I also teach Photoshop Elements, Digital Scrapbooking, and Lightroom at my local camera store.
I specialize in editing photos creatively.I entered the world of mixed media last winter and have loved it. All but one of my last 8 projects have been picked up for publication recently! It's been fun to have another creative outlet!I am learning to sew. It's been a slow process, and I am currently making a purse. It's a struggle for me, to be sure!
I am lucky enough to have ACOT in my "backyard" so to speak, as I live 30 minutes away. I have visited the warehouse sale several times! Visit my blog at rogerskk.typepad.com

  
 
 
erin blegen websters pages a cherry on topHi! My name is Erin Blegen and I live in rural Northeast Minnesota, USA. There my hubby Josh and I make our home in a little cabin in the woods along with our 3 beautiful children. We enjoy anything the outdoors has to offer and we live a fairly simple lifestyle that most people would not choose (no running water for starters lol)- but it’s a good, quiet life and we like it that way :).
I first started scrapbooking back in 2007 when my first child was born, completed one album, and then quit until July 2010 when my second child was born. Since then, I haven’t looked back! In that time I've discovered my “style" which generally includes lots of beautiful layers, flowers, and details.
My creative interests also include cards and altered projects, which I’ve quickly fallen in love with! I’m a bit of a paper and flower collector, love to work with chipboard, and experimenting with different mediums. I am blessed to be currently designing for Webster's Pages, Manor House Creations, Scrap FX, C'est Magnifique Kits, and Once Upon A...Sketch.
You can find me at my blog here: http://erinblegen.blogspot.com.
 

 
diana brodeur websters pages a cherry on top Hi! My name is Diana Brodeur. I live in Oklahoma with my two daughters. During the day, I work as an Information Security Officer at a local bank but my true passion is scrapbooking. I was introduced to scrapbooking in 2004 by one of my coworkers.
I was instantly hooked and have been scrapping ever since! I usually scrap in the evenings when my girls are in bed or on the weekends. Now that my girls are older, they love to scrap alongside me.

I currently am a design team member for the Webster’s Pages Clean and Simple team and Scrapbooking from the Inside Out kit club. I have been published in Creating Keepsakes, Scrapbook Trends, Making Memories, Creative Memories, and Scrapstreet.com Magazine.

 
   

anabelle omalley websters pages a cherry on topHi! I’m Anabelle O’Malley! I live in Delaware with my husband and our nine year old son, Ryan along with our orange tabby, Pulu. I’ve been paper crafting for the past eight years and have loved every minute of it. It truly is my creative outlet.
As a child, I would spend hours drawing and making cards for people, so this is just a natural extension of my love for all things paper. Along with creating layouts, I still love card making and trying out new techniques. My creations contain lots of texture and details, layering and clustering.
I love mixing colors and patterns! Lately, foam adhesive and die cuts from my Silhouette machine have been making many appearances on my pages.

I have been with Webster’s since 2007. I have had the pleasure of designing for a variety of manufacturers and have had my work published in Creating Keepsakes, Scrapbook Trends, Cards, Papercrafts and other paper crafting books and publications. Additionally, I was a Memory Maker’s Master in 2008.



   
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Hi! I'm Gabrielle Pollacco and I've been scrapping for about 9 years now. I've been with Webster's Pages for 2 years now and have loved every minute of it!

I've been published in a number of magazines including Creating Keepsakes, Memory Makers, Scrapbooking & Beyond as well as a number of International magazines in the UK, Russia and Australia.
   

 

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Wednesday, September 19th
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Paper Crafting With Country Estate By Webster's Pages

Posted by megamay (Megan):

This month I had the pleasure to work with Webster's Pages Country Estate. I adore Webster's Pages for the beautiful floral papers that lend themselves to fussy cutting. But I also love the way you can mix the subtler back sides in. 

At first I wasn't too excited about this line. I thought it was too 'classic' and 'pretty' for me. But once I got my hands on it, I fell in love! I know a lot of people are scared of Webster's papers, but this is one set that I think is an easy introduction. I started out by fussy cutting one each of the fussy-cutable papers. I like to have the flowers to play around with. 

Then, I mixed and matched them with the backsides and some beautiful trims and embellishments, and voila! My pages came toghether very quickly.
Usually I save cards until last and use scraps for them, but I had to get this one done in time for Mother's Day, so I started with a card this time. I printed the sentiments onto the cream back side of the papers.


Next, I moved on to a simple page. I was going for a simple, clean design, to show how Webster's products can be used in a different way than normally thought.


Then, I moved on to a typical, pretty, webster's page:


Next, a very simple page that takes advantage of the beauty of the papers to keep it simple. The hardest part about this page was the cutting out of the flowers along the side, but even that didn't take too long.
 

And finally this simple mother's day card. I used a page from an old book for the photo, and framed it with some of the stickers.


Supplies used in this reveal: