The purl bee. A Field Journal.
Shop. Felt craft. Kitschy Digitals Blog. Project by Marie Lottermoser using the "Biscuits Mignons" kit by Minitoko. Print-at-home products have really changed the way we craft, plan for parties and more. There are tons of printables available across the web for so many different uses. You can't beat the price and the convenience of having something you can print right at home! They are also reusable, you can use them over and over again, as opposed to something you buy at a store. You also have the luxury of having something no one else will have.
Planning parties, for example, around printables you buy online allows you to create a one-of-a-kind event that your friends (and your kids' friends!) Printables also allow you to personalize things, often allowing space to add names, event details, etc. We have a fantastic Printables section at Kitschy Digitals (that will be growing and growing!)
Above, Marie created some recipe gift cards in Photoshop using this kit by Minitoko (below) and other digital elements. My Little Mochi. CraftPudding. Little birds handmade. Wee Wonderfuls. Spring break here again. I vowed last year that this year we were going to get the heck out of Chicagoland this year. And then we punked out again. We were going to drive to Tennessee and kick around there but then the forecast wasn't looking great so we bailed. Of course now it looks awesome there. Drat. So now I'm focusing on Summer vacation. I'm still having all the same problems. If anyone knows any good (cheap/family) travel blogs I'd love the link. Somewhat ironically, we are not a very hard to entertain family. Art and Craft Webzine. Doe-c-doe.