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A Flair For Paper - A blog about all things paper.
http://www.aflairforpaper.blogspot.com
Blog of designer Heyar Padron. I love all things paper and this is where I post new crafty projects, design ideas and simple ways to express yourself through paper.
- Added on: Aug 27th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Heyar
- Listed in: Crafts
- Tags: graphic design cards invitations custom stationery paper projects personalized invitations
Recent Posts
Make a gift bow from a magazine page
Jessica from How About Orange has a great tutorial for this adorable gift bow. Not only can it save you in a gift-wrapping emergency, but it's a great way to recycle old magazines, newspapers, flyers, basically, any scrap of paper you have lying arou...
Totally crushing on Henry Road
Henry Road has released a beautiful new line of office accessories and stationery for Galison. Take a look and discover the rest of the collection along with other new items for the Fall. Who knew paper could be so addictive?Photo: Galison ...
Découpage stool with leftover paper
I stumbled upon this project from Design Sponge which sparked loads of ideas. Who hasn't had a set of these plain wooden stools around? Well here's a completely new way to add a little pizzaz to an otherwise ordinary piece of furniture. All you need ...
Paper and Fabric Fall Wreath
In keeping with our fall theme (can you tell it's my favorite season?), I found another super-easy fall wreath idea from Merriment Design . This is a great one to do with the kids. And if you don't have access to pre-cut leaves, they've got a do...
This Lady\'s Apron
How chic is this apron? Oh the things I could cook ...In addition to loving all things paper, I have a strong fondness for all things polkadot and this apron is at the top of my list this season. I'll have to add this one on my wish list (wink, wink!...
Urban Fall Wreath
I came across this fabulous idea on Merriment Design . It is such a cute way to feature your favorite Polaroids. Don't have Polaroids? Use regular-sized prints or trim regular photos and paste on white Cardstock to portray the "illusion" and nos...
