Paper Trends for 2011

PAPER TRENDS FOR 2011

The National Stationery Show (NSS) is an annual event hosted in New York City that paper and trend seekers love! This is a trade show, which means it’s closed to the public, until now. Consider this your press pass to look inside the NSS and see some of Creating Keepsakes magazine’s favorite show finds and trends this year.

Creating Keepsakes Creative Editor, Megan Hoeppner shares her favorite trends from the show.


Wild & Wolf Coasters in a Tin: Scrabble Coasters

Great as coasters, wall decor, or paper crafting elements. Visit wildandwolf.com for more information.

Canvas Home Basics Corrugated Sheets

Get the popular look of corrugated shapes and letters using these 12″ x 12″ sheets. Cut from them, die-cut them, or simply create scrapbook pages on them. Visit canvascorp.com for more information.

Rag and Bone Accordion Photo Albums

These accordion-folded albums take scrapbooking to a new level. Have fun decorating both sides of these photo albums. Visit ragandbone.com for more information.

Monahan Papers

These incredible prints are created with recycled paper, which has been stained and baked to give it an amazing vintage feel. You can frame these as art or use them in your crafting. Visit monahanpapers.com for more information.

Carta, Inc. Vintage Postage Stamps

Use these cute stamps as accents on scrapbook pages, handmade cards, and home decor. Visit the Carta, Inc. website for more information.

a. Favorite Design Ticket Cards

Make a statement with concert-ticket inspired cards. Check out a. Favorite Design’s website for more information on these hip cards!

Greenwich Letterpress Library Cards

Be inspired by library books and send someone a card that looks like the inside cover of a library book. Such a clever way to send a greeting. Check out Greenwich Letterpress New York’s website for more information.

Tim Holtz District Market Tissue Wrap by Advantus

Washi paper on roll with tear-off edge, making it easy to measure and create with as much or as little as you’d like.

Tim Holtz District Market Burlap Panels by Advantus

Whether you hang these designer 12″ x 12″ burlap panels as they are or you choose to add your own embellishments to their already amazing surfaces, you’re sure to make an impression with any of the 8 options in this collection. Visit timholtz.com for more information.

Marcia Leichter

For fun storage ideas, check out the newest releases from Marcia Leichter, including this super cute pin cushion. Check out the Marcia Leicther website http://www.marcialeichter.com/ for more information.



For more hot paper trends, check out Creating Keepsakes magazine!

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