Publication Day . . .

TODAY's the day that the October Edition of Papers & Pixels is published.  

PEEK #1

• Darlene Pavlick from Dar's Crafty Creations will be with us for several months sharing tutorials for her wonderful craft projects.  This month, Darlene's project is a gorgeous tri-shutter card.  Actually, she has two cards to shows us, and they're both splendid!

PEEK #2

• Shelly Parker from Shelly's Images shows us various projects made with her sensational stamps, complete with details for each project.  She also has a free holiday stamp for our readers.

Remember, this is an ONLINE magazine and  it can't be purchased at the stores.  But, for a mere $1.50 you will get TONS of crafting information which you can save to your computer for future reference instead of all those paper magazines piling up in the corner!  Here's more information on how you can get your own copy.

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Current magazine subscribers can download the October Edition of Papers and Pixels by visiting the forum, http://www.papersandpixels.com/forum/.  Once there, log in and scroll down to the Subscription Members Only Forum and click on the October 2012 thread.  Newsletter readers and everyone else can purchase a copy in our Shop for a $1.50.

Don't forget to visit the Papers and Pixels blog (http://papersnpixels.blogspot.com/) and/or facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Papers-and-Pixels/149120158444439) each and every month on the 10^th through the 14^th for sneak peeks of what you’ll see in the next edition. Sneak Peeks are also posted in the Forum.

I am SO THRILLED to be a part of this month's edition (along with my friend Shelly Parker) and look forward to hearing your comments on the publication.  I will also be doing a few more articles for the magazine in November & December Editions ... so I hope you'll be watching for those also.

Well, I'd better get busy!  With just getting back home from the workshop at Joan's Gardens in Indiana yesterday afternoon, I have a TON of work to get back to in my crafting cave.  Hopefully, I'll be back a little later to show you the fabulous creations we made during the workshop at Joan's.  Hope to see you then!