Webster’s Pages introduced four luscious paper lines at the CHA Summer Show, but what really caught my eye were all the coordinating embellies, trims and bouquets.
The company released five new colors in fall-ish shades of its popular Bloomers. The rustic flowers are sewn on netting, so they can be used as is or cut apart to be used individually.
Each line of paper includes a matching wire floral bouquet. They’re large enough to be used as a single embellishment, or the individual pieces can be snipped off. I love the peppermint swirl in this one:
And how about the poinsettia in this one?
Berry bouquets are also available for each of the new paper lines. They include one sprig of velvety berries and three leaves. The berries have a little give, the company says, so they work under page protectors.
Oh, and there’s the cute bouquet that includes a peacock feather:
And here’s Waiting for Santa, with more of a traditional Christmas color scheme. I really like the sheet with Santa riding in the hot air balloon. Who needs reindeer and a sled?
This is Wonder Fall with a fall color palette and themes, like school and Thanksgiving. But it would also work for everyday pages.
Last up is Hollywood Vogue, an everyday line with pinks, purples and black.
Here’s some inspiring projects. I love the use of the bouquets and berries.
What an exciting release! What do you want to buy first?
Berry bouquets are also available for each of the new paper lines. They include one sprig of velvety berries and three leaves. The berries have a little give, the company says, so they work under page protectors.
I love this color combo:
Also new is the Vintage Inspired Netting. Each package includes 11 squares of 8″x8″ netting, plus a bonus strip. Webster’s Pages suggests layering it, making flowers with it, twisting it and tying it.
Here it is used on a layout:
And here are the other embellishment goodness, including trims, sparkly buttons, stickers, fabric trim and diecuts.
Oh, and there’s the cute bouquet that includes a peacock feather:
Last, but certainly not least, are the papers themselves. Here is Sweet Season, with soft pastel colors and sweet treats. I love the gingerbread houses sheet.
And here’s Waiting for Santa, with more of a traditional Christmas color scheme. I really like the sheet with Santa riding in the hot air balloon. Who needs reindeer and a sled?
This is Wonder Fall with a fall color palette and themes, like school and Thanksgiving. But it would also work for everyday pages.
Last up is Hollywood Vogue, an everyday line with pinks, purples and black.
Here’s some inspiring projects. I love the use of the bouquets and berries.
What an exciting release! What do you want to buy first?
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Waiting for Santa and Sweet Season are at the top of my list!
Just beautiful!
They’re all cute, but I really like Sweet Season!