Paper leaves are a lovely and original way to decorate your home for all sorts of parties and events. They’re especially popular during autumn, for Halloween, Harvest festival and Thanksgiving celebrations, but there’s nothing to stop using them at any time of year.
Watch the How To video to find out how to make yours. There are links to all the printables mentioned in this video underneath it.
Good news for all of you who’ve asked us for scrapbooking paper in the past – we’ve finally created some. The first set is fairy-themed and the second is for Halloween. Obviously, we’d expect the fairy paper to be more popular at this time of year. Here are the links:
For anyone wondering what on earth scrapbook paper is for – well, people like it for all sorts. You can use it to help you craft greetings cards, back photos (before you frame them), make paper chains, wrap small presents, cover notebooks, create colourful origami and of course, in all kinds of collage and decoupage. Basically, the possibilities are endless. One of the children in our family recently used it to wallpaper her dolls house!
Anyway, we hope you get some use out of our scrapbook paper and if it starts to look like a popular resource, we’ll be sure to add more. In the meantime, thanks for your interest and for visiting our site today. We hope you’ll call back soon. x
Well here we are in the midst of summer once more and with the school holidays all but upon us, we thought we’d post up a list of five of our most popular summer printables. Some are brand new and some are old favourites. Hope you enjoy them.
Ok, not strictly a summer resource but these are proving pretty popular for anyone having a Viking birthday party for the kids. Spelling out the birthday boy or girl’s name in real Viking runes and hanging them along the wall adds a great bit of fun to the festivities. (Now all we need is the 3D printer technology to hurry up and become commonplace so we can design you a Viking helmet and a longboat too!)
Great for summer parties of all kinds and a cool way of getting the kids to “help” you. Just print them out, stick the flaps down and fill with goodies for your party guests.
This one is for the end of the summer holidays. In it, Father Christmas thanks your child for being good over the summer and says he hopes he/she will keep it up until Christmas. In our house, a word from Santa brings a smile amid that back to school gloom!
Give the summer holidays a couple of weeks to kick in and then encourage further good behaviour with this summer certificate from Santa. Christmas may seem like a long way off but it’s never a bad thing to let your child know that the elves have their eyes out all year.
Finally, if you browse our party invitations, you’ll find a few that could come in handy for the summer, such as the barbeque, picnic invitation and summer garden party invitation.
