Tim Holtz Fragments

Fragments (frâg-m nts) small clear tiles that can be used as adornments by adhering patterned paper to, or inking, and gluing to metal lunchboxes, scrapbook pages or handmade cards

Tim Holtz said: "The look of smooth glossy tile has always caught my eye. Why? Because it’s such a versatile surface to customize. These clear Fragments can be altered by adhering your favorite scrapbook papers or photographs to the back. You can also colorize them with Alcohol Inks, stamp on them or even use rub-ons. Use them to embellish your scrapbooks, your cards, and other art projects. Start seeing your projects through clever Fragments you create…"

Check out this rockin' layout created by Maureen Wilson using Tim Holtz Fragments. They add the perfect dimension as well as a touch of glam to her project.




Click here to see a video demonstration of ways to alter Tim Holtz Fragments. Enjoy!

2nd Saturday

2nd Saturday is coming fast. We are excited to introduce new products from "Creative Imaginations". These products include Twinkling H2O'S Shimmering Water Colors", "Radiant Rain Shimmering Mist", and Radiant Rain Color Concentrate ".

Come to our class September 11th @ 8:30 a.m. at the Rexburg Store to learn all the great ways these products can be used.

EK Success Punches

Have you seen the wonderful assortment of punches we have in stock? We recently received some new ones from EK Success. These punches fold flat for easy storage which means no more jumbled messes in your tool drawer!



Maureen designed two layouts using the "Real Estate Sign" punch. This design works perfectly to caption your photos as shown here:


And check out this lovely design! Maureen used the punched shapes to create her entire layout by choosing coordinating papers as accents and setting off her photo by cutting it into a circle. It's simple yet effective.


Here are two of our newest jumbo designs just in time for fall!

September Album of the Month

Create a sweet and snuggly gift for that special little someone. This darling book features stimulating colors, taggies to tug on, and shapes to learn! Plus it's machine washable! Hurry into the Rexburg store for your kit today!
Designed by Maureen Wilson

September Calendar Kit of the Month

Our September Calendar kit is absolutely breathtaking! Designed by Tara Lehmann, this kit features shabby accents and a beautiful handmade flower. All the hard work has already been done for you...all you have to do is assemble the pieces.

Hurry into the Rexburg store for yours today! They are sure to fly off the shelf!

A Canvas Idea

Turn blank canvases into beautiful pieces of wall art! Display various sizes on a plate rack (as shown below). Dangle them from a metal rod. Mix and match and stack. The possibilities are endless!

The "Flower Child" collection from Bo Bunny was used to create this vertical display. To make something similar, format a favorite quote on your computer, then print it directly onto patterned paper.

TIP: Paper attaches very easily to canvas with a bit of spray adhesive.

Create dimension by layering chipboard embellishments. Accent them with decorative brads and rhinestones.

Don't be afraid to stack and layer canvases. This may make your project a little top heavy when displaying it, but you can remedy it by tying the back of the canvas to the plate rack.

So choose your favorite paper and embellishments and create one-of-a-kind art for your home!

K&Company Baby Kits

These Jillian Phillips Nursery Rhyme Baby K&Company scrap kits make it easy to create layouts, cards and more with beautifully coordinated designer papers and embellishments. Each kit includes 86 pieces with 12 designer papers, 61 die-cut stickers, 1 dimensional frame and 12 Grand Adhesions.

Although these collections are marketed for baby themed projects, we think they are versatile enough to be used for a variety of creations.

Here's a peek at the baby boy collection:


...and the baby girl collection:


Kathy designed this adorable layout and mini album to celebrate the addition of her new baby boy:

Love, love, love this 3-dimensional photo frame!

Kathy clustered some decorative buttons to visually connect her photos together.

The base for Kathy's mini album is made by Little Yellow Bicycle. She mixed the acrylic and chipboard pages together creating a peek-a-boo effect throughout the book.

Humpty Dumpty has never looked so cute!

Kathy placed felt and alphabet stickers onto the short acrylic pages throughout her book. When the pages lay flat, it gives the illusion that it's all one page.

Isn't this one of the cutest albums you've ever seen?