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New Halloween Scrapbooking Tags from Paperhills! Check out the 4 new sets of  Halloween Tags.  Use them for Scrapbooking, of course…but also are fantastic for your Halloween Party invitations, or Halloween Treat Bags!  Just tie them up with seasonal ribbon or other embellishments, and you’re all set. You are going to love these…

View them here!

Banners, that’s what!   Those of you who love to use fabric will especially love this technique.  Paper or fabric – this idea is a great one!  Take a look at this article.

“Banners were everywhere at the latest scrapbooking and hobby tradeshow. Manufacturers are making banner stickers, rub-on’s, chipboard stickers, and punch outs.

How to Make a Scalloped Pennant Banner with Punches – Sample Scrapbook Page” … more

Now be bold and create your own banner for your scrapbook layout!

Cheers and Happy Scrapbooking,

Val at Paperhills

We’ve just added a new set of 3 Military Tags to our huge collection.  High quality, high resolution easy scrapbooking downloads and printables for your military scrapbooking.

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Enjoy!

Happy Scrapbooking,

Val at Paperhills

When you think of Easter Scrapbooking, you can’t help but think of colored Easter Eggs! They come in all the pastels – pink, soft greens, yellow, oranges and lilac. Your Easter Scrapbooking Layouts will undoubtedly follow these color themes.

We would like to give you a free gift for Easter - a newly designed set of 3 Easter Tags which we hope you will enjoy using.

Just click on the picture below to download, then print on photo paper (matte or shiny) for the best results – or any high quality cardstock will do also.  Attach them to your layouts with pastel ribbons for the prettiest Easter embellishments ever!

Enjoy!

Easter Parade

Have a Happy Easter Everyone!

Val at Paperhills

I  find that people who love Scrapbooking often display a similar passion  for  Cardmaking.  When you think about it, both are very alike except for a few basic differences.

- Size is a considerable difference – scrapbooking layouts are usually large, cards are smaller.  It’s challenging to work in either size of canvas.

- Creativity is required in both scrapbooking and cardmaking when it comes to choosing just the right colors of  paper and co-ordinating embellishments.  Design and technique is key in either craft.

- In scrapbooking you would place your thoughts in a journal message, along with your pictures – in a handmade card you would express your thoughts by use of poetry or verses, but could still use pictures if you chose to – I do!

-  Scrapbook pages are created to last forever – Cards are intended for a single occasion, although I admit I keep all the handmade cards I get – and guess what I sometimes do with them!  Scrapbook them.  Funny isn’t it?

- Scrapbooking is usually done as a self expression and is a way of preserving your own personal memories.  These wonderful works of art can of course be shared with others.  Cardmaking on the other hand is done entirely as a creative labour of love especially for someone else.

- Here’s another important similarity. You would use most of the same supplies to create either!  And remember, our unique scrapbooking tags are designed to be used equally well for scrapbooking or cardmaking.  Try our easy downloads for all your projects.

When you consider this information, it’s easy to understand why one of these creative passtimes could naturally lead to the other.   Do you have a favorite?  I enjoy both!

If you haven’t considered cardmaking yet – have a look at some of the great ideas in our product pick below and discover a new passion!

Paper Crafts – Card Creations Start to Finish – Volume 2, BRAND NEW
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Happy Scrapbooking and Cardmaking!

Val at Paperhills

We’ve just added another set of three beautiful and unique co-ordinated Birthday Tags to our site.  Don’t forget they are perfect for scrapbooking but also work great for cardmaking, invitations and gifts too.  You’re going to love them!

Sneak Peek

Not a Member? We invite you to join for access to all of our great tag sets.  Don’t miss out – visit our Member Registration page and become a member of our exclusive Paperhills Scrapbooking Club…you’ll be glad you did!

Cheers and Happy Scrapbooking!
Val at Paperhills

We’ve just added a great new seasonal scrapbooking tag set in the category of Christmas.

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You will love these high quality downloads – bright and cheery just right for your Christmas scrapbooking layouts, or even for gift tags or cardmaking.  Hope you enjoy!

Cheers and Happy Scrapbooking

Val at Paperhills

Hi everyone, We have added oodles of new Scrapbooking Tags which we are very proud of. We invite you to check out our new selections.

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Become members of our Exclusive Paperhills Scrapbooking Club by visiting our Member Registration page – and have unlimited access to all of our scrapbooking tags, not just the free samples. Let us know how you like them!

Cheers and Happy Scrapbooking!

Val at Paperhills

Hi everyone! We’ve just completed some lovely Kids Scrapbooking Tags (Kids5 in the Family & Friends section of our free tags list) – a colourful set of 3 matching tags which can be used in single or multiple layout schemes.  This particular set is aimed at “Boys”.  These one-of-a-kind tags also work well as gift tags, or for your special kid card creations.

If you’re a digital scrapbooker these make wonderful elements that can be placed anywhere in your digital layouts.  If you’re a traditional scrapbooker, simply download and print on white card stock to your colour printer.

Enjoy!  We’d love to hear your feedback.

Val at Paperhills

Will summer ever come?  It’s a bit slow this year.  But when it does, and you’re creating a ton of summer scrapbooking layouts – try our newest summer tags found in the category of “Seasons” to embellish your wonderful designs.  Also great for cardmaking or gift tags!

“Then followed that beautiful season… Summer….
Filled was the air with a dreamy and magical light; and the landscape
Lay as if new created in all the freshness of childhood.”
~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow~