Supplies for people who finish the card.
Cardstock, coordinating stamps and dies, named inks, and monthly kits — acid-free and lignin-free, chosen by a crafter who makes the projects.
Kits & Bundles
One box with the patterned paper, the coordinating stamp set, the sentiments, and the embellishments already matched.
New in the July release
A release drops the first of every month: a paper collection, a coordinating stamp and die pair, and the embellishments that finish them.
Shop by category
Eight departments, sorted by what the product does, then by size, color family, theme, and brand.
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Kits & Bundles
Everything for a finished project in one box — patterned paper, a coordinating stamp set, the sentiments, and the embellishments. Card kits make six to eight finished cards; monthly kits follow the current release.
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Paper & Cardstock
Patterned paper packs, solid cardstock, and specialty sheets — vellum, foiled, glitter. Size drives everything: 6x6 pads are cut for card panels, 12x12 stacks for scrapbook layouts, 8.5x11 cardstock for printing and die cutting, and every sheet is acid-free and lignin-free.
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Stamps
Clear photopolymer and cling rubber stamp sets, from scene builders to sentiment-only sets. Most have a coordinating die, so the image you stamp can be cut out cleanly without fussy scissor work.
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Dies & Cutting
Metal cutting dies, embossing folders, and stencils. A die is the tool, die cutting is the process, and the die cut is what you lift off the plate — machine compatibility and maximum cut width are listed on every product.
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Ink & Color
Dye ink pads, pigment ink, distress-style ink, reinkers, alcohol markers, and watercolor. Colors are named, not guessed at — Mossbank, Plum Thistle, Cranberry Preserve — so a reinker always matches the pad it refills.
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Embellishments
Sequins, enamel dots, chipboard, flowers, ribbon, washi tape, and printed ephemera — the tags, tickets, and labels that make a page look collected rather than assembled. Buy them alongside the paper collection they were designed for.
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Adhesives & Tools
Tape runners, liquid glue, foam tape, trimmers, scoring boards, and tweezers. Acid-free throughout, because an adhesive can yellow a layout faster than the paper will.
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Albums & Storage
Albums, page protectors, and storage for the supplies that are hard to store. Twelve-inch post-bound and D-ring albums take standard 12x12 page protectors, so a layout drops straight in.